Sarahjarahi
Shapes & colors,BF1A. - Starter, grade 2, A1 level
Shapes & colors,BF1A.
Starter, grade 2, A1 level
Materials
Main Aims
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Students knowledge will be reinforced by reviewing previously learnd vocabulary related to family members (mother, father, sister,...), body parts (eyes, mouth, nose, ...), classroom objects ( table, chair, paper,...), colors (red, yellow, blue), and shapes (triangles, squares, circles).
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Students will be able to use simple language structures like (What is it?, who is this? and etc) for asking and answering questions.
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Students will be able to understand and discuss the value of respecting others’ belongings.
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Students will be able to identify and describe ants, ant hills, and their family.
Subsidiary Aims
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Speaking skills: help students talk using the new words.
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Review and reinforcement: Help students remember and use what we learned before in a fun and engaging way.
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Listening skills: Help students understand the new words when they her them.
Procedure (49-63 minutes)
1- Greeting the students with " hello, How are you? " Then, play a hello song. 2- Assign a student as the teacher helper. 3- Roll call, taking attendance using a roll call song. 4- Checking students workbooks. 5- Quick review with the question "what did we learn in the last session? 6- Review vocabulary related to family members, classroom objects, body parts, shapes and colors through a number picking game. You can also review the colors with the guess the color game.
Demonstrate respecting others’ belongings by asking a student if you can use their books.
Discuss with the class: “Is it good to take others’ things without asking?”
1_Discuss what it means to respect others' belongings. Use simple language and relatable examples. _____________________________________________ 2_ Teach and practice the pronunciation of the new vocabulary (ant, anthill, and family)
1_ Direct the students to complete the book activity related to the value of respecting others' belongings.
Roleplay: Divide the classroom into groups of 4. Each group will act as an ant family and practice respecting each other’s belongings.
