Beginning of the
lesson
5
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.
Warm-up:
-What is the weather like
today?
-What season is it
now?
-What are the spring
months?
Lead – In
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Books closed. Tell students to work in pairs.
They imagine that they have one chance to ask one question from
their favourite celebrity.
• In pairs, students decide on their
question and which celebrity they would ask. Get feedback from each
pair, writing their question and any new vocabulary on the
board.
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Students' attention is drawn to the
lesson.
Students
discuss the pictures in
pairs.
Determines the topic and aim of the
lesson
Students say different words from
the picture
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Formative
Assessment
Good
job!
Assessment
criteria
- Identify the main information
of a talk using supporting
information
- Read and identify the main
idea in the text.
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Picture
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Middle of the lesson
Presentation part.
35
min
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Ex: 1
P:17
• Explain the task.
In a stronger
class,
ask students to complete the task individually.
In a weaker class,
students complete the task in
pairs.
LANGUAGE
NOTE
To form questions with the verb be, we
simply invert the verb and the subject, e.g. She is from the USA –
Is she from the USA? If there are question words, they go in front
of the verb be, e.g. Where is she from? How old is she? It is
common to answer questions using short answers, but short
affirmative answers with the verb be are not contracted, i.e. we say Yes, I am,
not Yes, I’m. We
can, however, contract negative answers, e.g. No, I’m not or No,
they aren’t
Ex: 2
P:17
• Ask students to look at the photos at
the bottom of the page. Do they recognize the cities in two of the
photos? Do they recognize the football teams in the second photo?
Allow them 1–2 minutes to discuss in
pairs.
• Elicit that the first photo is of
Shanghai. The third photo is of Rio de Janeiro. The second photo
shows players from the national football teams of Spain (left) and
Portugal (right).
• Explain the task to the
class. In a weaker
class, point out that students should look for the
subject of the sentence to decide what form of the verb be to
use.
Ex: 3
P:17
• Divide students into pairs. In a weaker
class, allow the students to read the questions. In a stronger
class, students should be able to do the task without having to
read the questions
• Monitor, helping out where necessary
and listening for correct use of question forms and short answer
forms. Check answers as a class
Conclusion during the lesson some tasks
differentiated by outcomes of the students and by their
abilities.
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Students complete the questions and answers. Then
listen and check.
Answers:
1 I’m
2 Is
3 isn’t
4 are
5 they
Differentiation:
«Verbal
support» method is used to help
Students use new words in the text.
Students complete the questions and
write short answers
Answers:
1 Are
2 Is
3 Are
4 Is
5 Is
6 Is
7 Are
8 Is
Students work in pairs ask and answer
the questions
Answers:
1 Yes, I am. or No I’m
not.
2 Yes, she is. or No, she
isn’t.
3 Yes, we are. or No, we
aren’t.
4 Yes, it is.
5 Yes, it is. or No, it
isn’t.
6 No, he
isn’t.
7 Yes, they
are.
8 Yes it is. or No, it
isn’t.
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Descriptor:
- complete the task
individually
- complete the questions and
answers
Total: 1 point
Descriptor:
- group work
- complete the
questions
- write short
answers
Total: 1 point
Descriptor:
- work in
pairs
- ask and answer the
questions
Total: 1 point
Total point
:10
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Student’s
book
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