Learning
objectives
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5.6.3.1 use a growing variety
of adjectives and regular and irregular comparative and superlative
adjectives on a limited range of familiar general and curricular
topics
5.4.2.1 understand with little
support specific information and detail
in
short, simple texts on a
limited range of general and curricular
topics;
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Begining
10
min
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Lead-in
Teacher greets the class and
explains lesson objectives in a simplified
form.
Divided in two groups using
classroomscreen platform.
Game “Quick
Quiz”
Learners
read each question and choose the
correct answer to reveal the photo. And they should name different
animal species in a one
minute.
Then
they guess the topic of the
lesson
Differentiation
Scaffolding give time to
answer the questions
Teacher provides
support.
Pre-reading task. (P
W)
Task 1. Pronominal
questions
Answer to the
questions
1. What can you see in these
pictures?
2. Where can you find these
animals?
3. Are tigers bigger than
lions?
Differentiation by
support
High-motivated learners
support others by discussing possible answers of each
question.
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Learners read each question
and choose the correct answer to reveal the
photo.
Learners guess the topic of
the lesson
Learners look at the pictures
and answer the questions.
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Descriptor
A
learner
- reads the questions and
answers;
FA: Teacher monitors, checks
understanding of the words’ meaning
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https://classroomscreen.com/app/workspaces/75c06ba9-14f3-497c-a613-8fa7950171e0
PPP Slide
1-2
PPP Slide 3
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Middle
30
min
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While-reading tasks
(I)
Task 2.Reading for specific
information (scanning)
Task. (For high-motivated
learners)
Make your own three true/false
sentences from this text.
Task. (For low motivated learners)
Learners work individually. They are given the text. Learners mark
sentences True or False while reading to the
text.
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Tigers live in
Australia
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Tigers have longer
teeth.
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Lions are powerful
animals
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Tigers are smaller than
Lions.
Differentiation by
product
High-motivated learners make
their own three true/false sentences from
text.
Less motivated learners
identify true and false sentences.
Post-reading task.
Questionnaire
Task 3. Answer the
following questions and find comparative
sentences
1.Why can tigers run faster
than lions?
2.Which differences can you
find between tigers and lions?
3.Are lions more aggressive
than tigers?
4.How do lions look for their
food?
5. What do tigers
eat?
6.Where do tigers and lions
live?
Task
4
Differentiation: Low motivated learners may use
dictionary
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Learners work independently.
They read the text.
Low motivated learners marks
sentences True or False
High-motivated learners -
makes three true/false
sentences;
Learners work in a group.
Answer the following questions and find comparative
sentences
Groups evaluate each
other on the table of
assessment
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Self-Assessment
Descriptor: A
learner
- reads the
text;
- makes three true/false
sentences;
Descriptor: A
learner
- reads the
text;
- marks sentences True or
False
FA: learners are given keys for
self-assessment.
Descriptor: A
learner
- works in a
group;
-
answers the following
questions;
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finds comparative
sentences;
Criteria for
group-assessment
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Appendix
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https://www.eslprintables.com/vocabulary_worksheets/
https://classroomscreen.com/app/screen/w/
https://www.educaplay.com/learning-resources/15811941-tigers_vs_lions.html
Appendix 2
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