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Beginning of the
lesson
Warming-up

3
min.
Pre-learning
«Brainstorming»
method
7 min.
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Organization moment
:
1.Greeting.
Ask about the
weather.
The teacher sets the lesson objectives, letting students
know what to anticipate from the
lesson.
Warming
up
Where are you
from?
How old are
you?
What color is
it?
How many students are there in
class?
What day of the week
today?
Hand out the completed Progress Report Cards for
the previous module and ask the pupils to file them in their
Language Portfolios.
Lead –
In

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The aim: To develop
pupils speaking skills and create friendly
atmosphere
Efficiency: By wishing
each other they feel better and feel the support of
others
Students
of the class are listed.
Students' attention is drawn to the
lesson.
Students
say different words from the
picture
•Learners remember previous lesson
vocabulary
•Learners answer the
questions
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The teacher to assess learners for their
ability.
“Good job!
Well done!”
Formative
Assessment

Good
job!
Descriptor:
- remembers the lesson
passed
Point 1
Assessment
criteria
make basic statements related to personal information,
people and objects on familiar topics and classroom
routines
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Pictures
worksheet
Picture
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Middle of the
lesson
Presentation
part.
30
min
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Ex:1
P:65
Put up Vincent van Gogh’s paintings you have
brought to class. Explain to the pupils, in L1 if necessary, that
these paintings belong to Vincent van Gogh. Ask them to tell you if
they know them and describe what they can see in each. During this
stage you can say some things about the painter.
Ex: 2
P: 65
Explain, in L1 if necessary, that we divide
colours in two groups. Cool colours (green, blue, violet) have a
calming effect and are linked with health, the environment and
harmony. Warm colours (red, orange, yellow) are associated with
love, excitement, anger, power, happiness and energy. Name colours
in random order. Ask pupils if it is a warm or cool colour. Add the
word to the appropriate group.
Ex: 3
P: 65
Ask pupils to complete the drawing. If you wish
you can tell pupils to draw the chair on a piece of
paper.
Ex: 4
P: 65
Explain the activity. Pupils choose any colour
they like, cool or warm, and colour the chair. Alternatively you
can ask them to paint half the chair with a cool colour and the
other half with a warm colour. When they finish they can show their
drawings to the class
Conclusion during the
lesson some tasks differentiated by outcomes of the students and by
their abilities.
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• learners look at the picture. Answer the question.
What’s the name of the painting? What’s the name of the
painter?
ANSWERS
name of painting: Bedroom in
Arles
name of painter: Vincent van
Gogh
• learners answer the question. How many cool
colours are there in the painting? How many warm
colours?
ANSWERS
There are three cool colours: green, blue,
violet.
There are three warm colours: red, orange,
yellow.
• learners complete the
drawing.
ANSWERS

• learners now choose a cool or a
warm colour and colour the chair in Ex.3 Present it to the
class.
A
NSWERS
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Descriptor:
- look at the
picture
- answer the question
Total: 3 point

Self
assessment
Descriptor:
- answer the question.
Total: 3 point
Differentiation: «Verbal
support» method is
used to help Ss use new words in the
sentences.
Descriptor:
- complete the
drawing.
Total: 3 point
Descriptor:
- choose a cool or a warm
colour
- colour the chair
-Make CCQ
questions Yes / No
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Card
Worksheet
Students
book
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