TP2
Pre-Intermediate level
Description
Materials
Main Aims
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To provide students with clarification, review and practice of simple past in the context of memories of school
Subsidiary Aims
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To give students practice in speaking for fluency.
Procedure (41-55 minutes)
Since this is a continuity of the previous lesson, the teacher introduces the lesson within the previous lesson's last activity which is listening. The teacher starts with writing "my favourite school memory is..." on the board, then talks about her own school memory with a short talk. Then, the teacher asks the students to talk about their remarkable school memories by working in pairs.
The teacher briefly reminds and checks what they have understood from the listening track in the previous lesson and then, gives them the tapescript by asking them to find and underline the structures of simple past tense in the script.
The teacher goes over the tapescript and checks students' answers as a whole-class and then, writes a structure in the past form on the board by choosing one regular and one irregular form, explains the use of past form through a timeline and focuses on positive, negative and iterrogative form of the past form in this stage. Then, the teacher asks the students to do the ex1-2, page 16 in the students' book. The teacher checks the answers as a whole-class. Finally, the teacher focuses on few phonological components of the structure in this stage briefly.
The teacher moves on the ex3, page 16 in the students' book. The teacher asks the students to fill in the gaps in the exercise by working in pairs. After finishing the exercise, the teacher asks them to change their papers and check their partners' answers through the whole-class feedback.
If time permits, the teacher asks the students to do ex4, page 16 which is a task of writing similar dialogue by working in pairs, then students interview with their partners. Or, (if therei is less than ten minutes...) the teacher focuses on the students' outputs which are errors and corrects them on the board by using terminology as a prompt, drawing gaps, etc.