Unit 7:

Travel and Transport

School:

Kishishygan Secondary School

Teacher’s name:

Issabekova N.A.

Date:

06.03

Grade: 8

Number present:

Number absent:

Theme of the lesson:

Road signs and modal verbs

Learning objectives

8.6.13.1 use a growing variety of modal forms for different functions: obligation, necessity, possibility, permission, requests, suggestions, prohibition on a range of familiar general and curricular topics

8.4.5.1 deduce meaning from context in short texts and some extended texts on a growing range of familiar general and curricular topics

8.5.8.1.spell most high-frequency vocabulary accurately for a range of familiar general and curricular topics

Lesson objectives

learners will be able to:

use modal verbs

deduce meaning form the text,

Previous learning

Travelling in and around Kazakhstan

Plan

Planned timings

Planned activities

Learners’ activities

Evaluation

Resources

Begining

5 min

Middle

35 min

Organizational moment

Warm up

Greeting.

-What day of the week today?

-What date is it today?

-Look at the window!

-What is the weather like today?

Checking up the home task

Brainstorming

Pre-reading: (W) Make a traffic light

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Learners the questions

Learners read a poem traffic light

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-answer the questions

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-read the home task

1 point

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-solve the rebus

1 point

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-read the poem

1 point

PPP

Handout

While -reading:

Road Sign Colors and Shapes

Although similar signs can have different designs around the world, certain colors and shapes of signs typically have the same meaning. So let’s find out what each color and shape means when used for traffic signs.

• Green– directional, informational and safety signs

• Red– warning, danger, stop, wrong way, do not enter

• Blue– motorist service guide, parking spaces for handicapped drivers

• White and black – regulatory signs, usually with a white background

• Yellow – general warning signs

• Orange – construction warning signs

Same is with the shapes of road signs. A certain shape refers to a certain type of road sign.

• Rectangles (vertical) – regulatory signs

• Rectangle (horizontal) – guide signs

• Diamond – warning signs

• Octagon – stop signs

• Triangle – yield signs

• Circle – railroad crossing, emergency evacuation

• Stop Signs

When thinking about stop signs, the first thing that comes to mind is a red octagon sign with white letters saying “STOP.” But it appears that this is not the case in all parts of the world.

Nowadays, the color of stop signs are all red around the world. But in the past, some used to be yellow and blue, too.

In some countries like Ethiopia, Israel and Pakistan, the stop sign is signaled by a hand indicating to stop without any text.

Animal Alert Signs

Other common types of road signs are animal alert signs, which can be most frequently seen on countryside roads. But because there are animals that can be found only in a certain country, some signs might seem weird for people living in other places.

For example in Australia, it’s common to see kangaroos on the street though that may be very unusual for others.

Post-reading

1)What does the blue color mean on road signs?

2)What color is the construction warning sign?

3)What kind of road sign is a rectangular (horizontal) shape?

4)Today, the color of stop signs around the world is colored red. And what color were they before?

5)What kind of road sign is the shape of a circle?

6)The type of road sign common on rural roads?

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Learners read the text , answer the questions

Learners do

Tasks

Learners do pair work

Learners listen the task and give anwswer

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- read the text

-answer the questions

2 point

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-label the signs

1 points

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-ask and answer the questions

2 point

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-listen and answer the questions

1 point

Sheet of self assessment

End

5 min

Reflection

Ask learners to write their reflections on stickers:

3 things I have learn today

2 things I liked

1 thing I didn’t like

Home task: Saying goodbye

Learners give feed-back

Self-assessment

Traffic light