T will divide the students in groups of 3 or 4. T will ask them to talk about the first things that come into their minds when they see these things. The realia itself will be to do with fairy tales. After a couple of minutes T will ask the students to talk with the group next to theirs and discuss what the common link might be. Hopefully this will elicit the word fairy tale. When it does then I will ask one of the students who knows what the word means to explain it to the rest of the class.

T will hand out the worksheets with the matching questions. Students must work in pairs to match the words that are synonyms or similar, as well as the pictures. Once the pairs are done, T will ask them to check with the other pair in their group. T will ask them to come up to the board and display the words in the same manner on the board. We will then use the words on the board to practice pronunciation by distinguishing the stress patterns, parts of speech, and linking sounds. We will also link the words with the places that the students have seen them before in previous lessons.

T will let the students know what we are listening to. T will ask them if they know the story to try to activate schemata. If they do, then T will ask them to quickly explain the story. If not, then using the vocabulary already discussed I will ask them to predict what elements they can expect to find. T will also give them the following instructions. Write down each of the main characters, and note down if they are good or bad characters. After the listening, T will ask the groups to check if they agree with each other. T will ask the groups to put the characters on a cline on the board between perfect and wicked. I will put up the words good and bad, and elicit the more extreme words.

T will then hand out the next worksheet. Each person will get a copy. The worksheet has questions asking about the story and specifically how people are, feel or act. T will explain that they are listening again, but this time they should use adjectives to answer the questions. T will ask for some possible examples of answers to clarify understanding. As we listen again T will stop the audio after the first section to double check understanding of the listening.

After listening, the pairs will review their answers together. I will ask each person to comment on their partners answers. In their opinions are the answers not correct, too little, just right, or too strong? Discuss it with your partners. Then discuss it as a group. Try to agree together. I will pyramid the groups until there are only two groups. When they agree, then they can put their ideas on the board. If there are differences then T will ask for some justification.

If there is extra time T will ask the students to consider their favorite book or movie. With their partners can they describe the hero? Can they describe the villain? Can they describe how this makes them feel?