After greeting, I say "Are you ready to start?" S: yes OK, what time is it now? Students' answers Alright! Let's start with telling the time!

I show the pictures of clocks and elicit the times from the learners asking " What time is it" and "What's the time?"

If they have problems with numbers, i will write them on the board and will practice drilling. if the problem is with the vocabulary of telling the time, i will teach or review it using the picture of clock having no hands. I will try to elicit the words from the learners as much as possible by putting some signs (showing the exact time, signs showing a quarter or half on the pictures). CCQ: I will show the signs described above and elicit the key vocabulary from them to make sure the got it and they are ready for the nest stage. (Test#2)

Teacher: Now open your books. Look at page 26. Controlled practices: Instruction#1 by chesting the page (26): Look at activity 1a, match the pictures with the times 1 to 6. ICQ: What are you doing now? Matching Check in pairs FB Instruction#2 by chesting the page (26): Look at activity 1b, match the pictures with the times. (Remind them of the other way of telling the time only by pointing to the signs on the board.) Check in pairs FB Semi-controlled practice: Instruction#3= by chesting the page (27): Look at activity 2a. Write the time. CCQ: modeling ( draw their attention to the completed example and also answer #1 with the class as an example) 2B: Now listen to the audio track (CE3_E_U3_R5) and check your answers. Pronunciation practice: Play the audio again, ask them to focus on stress pattern. Listen to one or two as an example, repeat them by clapping to clarify the stressed parts. Then play the rest and ask them to listen carefully, then practice in pairs (activity 2a, page 27). Freer Practice: Teacher: Look at the pictures of different cities around the world. What cities do you see there? (Elicit the names and check the correct pronunciation) Then ask: What's the time in Hong Kong? It's seven thirty in the morning. Elicit a question from the students about another city and also the answer. Now let's ask and answer the questions in pairs. ICQ: Are you writing or speaking? Speaking

Look at activity 4a, page 27 Write 4 more questions like the examples starting with on weekdays (Elicit the meaning of week days: Mon to Fri in many countries). Write some verbs on the boars to help them if they need( study English, watch TV, read books, have dinner) ICQ: Are you speaking or writing? Writing How many questions are you writing? 4 Ask and answer in groups. Delayed correction if needed. Activity 4c: Talk to your friends and ask questions of activity 4a starting with At (on) weekends, what time...? ICQ: Are you writing or speaking? writing How many people are you talking to? 2 or more FB