Theme of the lesson Animals

Lesson plan

Long-term plan unit: Unit 3. Our countryside				School: 59
Date: 21.11.2018				Teacher name: Gulzhanat Zhumadilla
CLASS: 6				Number present:	Absent:
Theme of the lesson:		Animals
Learning objectives(s) that this lesson is contributing to		6.2.5.1 understand most specific information and detail of supported, extended talk on a range general and curricular topics; 6.3.3.1 give an opinion at word and sentence level on an increasing range of general and curricular topics;
Lesson Objectives		All learners will be able to: • Match some pictures with their description • Match some words with their definitions Most learners will be able to: — Match most pictures with their description — Match most words with their definitions — Answer the topic relevant questions at word level Some learners will be able to: — Match all pictures with their description — Match all words with their definitions — Answer the topic relevant questions at sentence level using must/should
Assessment criteria		Learners have met 6.2.6.1 learning objective if they can match words with their definitions and make sentences using must/should
Value links		Respect (In work with their peers and teammates learners should respect different ideas and opinions to find compromise)
Cross curricular links		Biology
ICT skills		Processing information on the interactive board
Previous learning		Some vocabulary about countryside
PLAN
Planned timings	Planned activities						Resources
Beginning 5 minutes 2 minutes Middle 4 minutes 7 minutes 3 minutes 5 minutes 2 minutes 5 minutes	(W) Organisation moment: Greating Dividing into groups: Learners take flashcards of animals one by one and names them if they have wild animal they must join wild animals group if they have domestic they go to the domestic animals group. T: now guys let’s sing a song about animals Song: what does the fox say? Checking homework Introduction of Learning and Lesson Objectives (P) Pre-teaching the vocabulary Learners look at the board and repeat the names of animals after teacher. Then teacher turns over the flashcards and asks learners to find pictures of animals that she call. Differentiation: 1) more able learners can get markers to write words on them. 2) teacher may provide learners with additional time to work with a vocabulary. FA: Teacher monitors, checks understanding of the words’ meaning. Reading the text Teacher gives for each group one text about wild animals or domestic animals. (G) after – reading: Can you find and write on the blackboard the sentences with modal verbs must/should? • While – listening: l-s should listen for the general idea. Learners listen to the text about animals again. They have to match the words from listening. Animals- problems- advice FA: learners are given keys for peer-assessment. FA: teacher monitors and takes notes of good use of language as well as errors. Complete the mind map according to our lesson						PPP slides 1-2 PPP slide 3 Appendix 1 PPP slide 4 Appendix 2 (for the teacher only) PPP slide 5 PPP slide 6
End 5 minutes	(P, W) Reflection Learners discuss their feelings after the lesson and writes on the stickers. After that they can stick it on the board.						PPP slide 7
Additional information
Differentiation – how do you plan to give more support? How do you plan to challenge the more able learners?			Assessment – how are you planning to check students’ learning?			Cross-curricular links Health and safety check ICT links Values links
• more able learners can get blank cards without pictures to write words on them. • teacher may provide learners with additional time to work with a dictionary.			Teacher monitors and keeps reflective notes. Peer- assessment			Geography Collaboration while peer work
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