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Beginning
5 min
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Greeting.
T tells the
class to make groups of 2.
Warm up:
Show 2–3 tulip
images.
Ask:
What flowers do you
see?
What colors are the
tulips?
Do tulips grow from seeds or
bulbs?
Write on
board: Tulips grow from
bulbs
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Learners read the given
sentences on the board and guess the topic and share with their
ideas.
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Teacher controles
the process, gives feedback and asks additional questions if it’s
nessasery.
Teacher evaluate pupils with phrases
like:
“Good job!
Well done!”
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Middle
7
min
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Ex:1 P:71
Draw attention to the questions. Check students'
comprehension of occasions eliciting a few examples, e.g.
birthdays, weddings, informal visit,
etc.
Students spend a few seconds thinking of their
answers. Then they discuss in pairs or small
groups.
Elicit ideas from individual
students.
Differentiation:
Weaker
students:
Provide example answers or sentence starters
(e.g., On
my birthday, I usually…).
Stronger
students:
Ask follow-up questions (e.g.,
Why do you like this
occasion?)
Values Link – Creativity &
Innovation
Share new ideas
Try
different ways to learn
Create and improve
things
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Pupils answer the
question.
ANSWERS
Students own
answer
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Descriptor:
-
understand the meaning of occasions;
-
think of personal
examples;
Total: 2 point
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Student’s book
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8
min
20
min
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Ex:
2 P: 71
Before students read the text, find out what they
know about tulips. Ask them to skim read the text once and find one
more new piece of information
Elicit ideas from the
class.
Read out the statements. Give students five
minutes to scan the text and mark the statements true or false.
They must also correct the false
sentences.
Students can compare answers in pairs before you
check them with the class.
Check answers.
Differentiation:
For
weaker students: Allow them to underline key parts of the
text.
For stronger
students: Ask
them to explain their answers using evidence from the
text.
Values Link – Cooperation &
Teamwork
Work well with
classmates
Listen to others
Support group
goals
Summative assessment for the
unit 6
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Pupils read the text. Are the sentences true (T) or
false (F)? Correct the false
sentences
ANSWERS
1 F (That's what people often think,
but they come from Kazakhstan.) 2 T
3 F (They paid high prices for tulips
in the 17th century.)
4 F (They come out in
spring.)
5 T
6 F (Many types of tulip are protected
because people pick them.)
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Descriptor:
- activate prior knowledge about the
topic;
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skim the text to find new
information;
Total: 3 point
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End
5
min
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FEEDBACK
Learners provide feedback on what they have
learned at the lesson.
Homework
Writing: 8–10 sentences
– How flowers help
nature.
Creative: Draw and label the tulip life
cycle.
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Ss evaluate each
other and encourage classmate with phrases
like:
Well
done!
Brilliant!
Good
job!
I like
it!
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Poster
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