Learning
objectives
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9.1.4.1 -
evaluate and respond constructively to feedback
from others;
9.3.4.1 -
respond with growing flexibility at both sentence
and discourse level to unexpected comments on a range of general
and curricular topics;
9.3.7.1 -
use appropriate subject-specific vocabulary and
syntax to talk about an increased range of general and curricular
topics;
9.3.8.1 -
recount extended stories and events on a range of
general and curricular topics
9.4.5.1 - deduce meaning
from context in extended texts on a range of familiar general and
curricular topics;
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Begining
5
min
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Organizational
moment
Teacher greets
students.
To introduce the
topic of the lesson
Setting objectives by
the students and comparison with the lesson
objectives
Differentiation:
«Verbal support»
T asks
different questions connected with the theme and tries to help Ss
to give the correct answer. T asks leading
questions to clarify the theme to the Ss who needs T
support.
Ss give
their possible answers. After that T introduces the aim and theme
of the lesson.
Questions
1. What
types of transport do you know?
2. How do
you usually get to school?
3. What
types of transport have you seen in the city?
4. What
car brands do you like or do you know them?
Evaluation
10
points
Task 1 –
4
Task 2 –
4
Task 3 –
2
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Learners greet the Teacher and answer the
questions
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Verbal
evaluation
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Middle
35
min
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Leed
in
Tt ask Ss to guess the
riddle
"I'm driving, I'm flying,
I'm swimming, but I don't have legs. I am often used for traveling,
I help people get to a place quickly and easily. Who am
I?" (transport)
Tt shows pictures of
various transports so that the students
remember
Ss are divided into 3
groups.
Game "
Collect
the puzzles"
The teacher gives the students
puzzles with the image of a transport so that they can assemble it.
After that, students should name 3 advantages and 3 disadvantages
of this transport
Task
1. Mark which statements
are true(T) and which are false(F)
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Bicycles often carry heavy
loads .
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Airplanes fly higher than
birds.
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Cars can move without
gasoline.
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Helicopters can hang in the air in one
place.
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Ships float on
water.
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Cars can float in
water.
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Motorcycles drive slower than
bicycles.
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Trains run on
rails.
Answers
keys:
1F
2T 3F 4T 5T 6F 7F
8T
Descriptor: A
learners
-translate the sentences
(2)
-mark the truth or falsity
statements(2)
Task
2. Read the text and answer the
questions.
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For how many years have people
used animals to help themselves move
around?
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What kind of dogs are used for
dog sledding?
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What is the peculiarity of
yaks?
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Where is the Baan Chang
Elephant Park?
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How many kilometers can camels
cover per day?
Answers
keys:
1.For thousand of
years
2.
husky
3. There are very
strong
4. In
Thailand
5.
more than 100
km
Descriptor: A
learners
-read the text
(2p)
-find the answers for
questions(2p)
Task
3. Students should talk about any
transport in a few sentences.
Example: My choice is a
bus. It's big and green. I often drive it to
school.
Descriptor: A
learners
-create the short answers
grammatically correctly(2p)
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Learners
guess the
riddle
Learners
say the name
of the transport
Learners collect
puzzles
Learners mark statements as
true(T) or false(F)
Learners read the text
and answer the questions
Learners
complete the
task
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Verbal
evaluation
Verbal
evaluation
Mutual
evaluation
Mutual
evaluation
Individual evaluation
Individual evaluation
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Presentation
Handout2
Card
Handout3
Students
book p.87
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