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Beginning
of the lesson
5 min
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Organization moment
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1.Greeting. . (Whale class,
Individually)
Warm-up
Call out an emotion from the
unit for children to mime.
Repeat with several different
emotions. Then ask different children to take it in turns to call
out the emotions.
Lead –
In
Ask children what they remember about the
poem from the previous lesson. Ask How does the girl feel? What
does she do when she's happy/sad?
Encourage them to recite any parts of the
poem they can remember and let them check on Pupil's Book page
24.
Ask children
to look at the pictures in Exercise 1 and tell you how the children
feel in each one. Ask them to predict what they might hear in the
listening exercise
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Learners
respond to individual
questions with their names and
ages.
Students listen attentively to
the introduction of the new question and answer
format.
Students practice asking and
answering "Where are you from?" in
pairs.
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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!”
Formative
Assessment
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Middle of
the lesson
Presentation
part.
35 min
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Task.
I
Ex:1
P:22
Ask children what they
remember about the poem from the previous lesson. Ask How does the
girl feel? What does she do when she's
happy/sad?
Encourage them to recite any
parts of the poem they can remember and let them check on Pupil's
Book page 24.
Ask children to look at the
pictures in Exercise 1 and tell you how the children feel in each
one. Ask them to predict what they might hear in the listening
exercise
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Learners listen to the recording and
point to pictures.
Students find the picture
matching the first
description.
ANSWERS
(top row) 4, 1,3 (bottom row)
5,2
Transcript
My name's
George.
1 I'm very happy today. I've got a big
smile. These are my five best
friends:
2 This is Kate. She's sad today. Her bag
is broken. Poor Kate.
3 This is Angela. She hasn't got her coat
today. She's cold. Poor Angela.
4 This boy is James. James is nervous. Go
on, James! Be brave!
5 And this girl is Lucy. She's very tired
today. Wake up, Lucy!
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T’s
feedback

Descriptor:
-describe the
pictures.
-
correct the
pictures
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Feelings flshcards
Worksheet

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Task
II
Ex: 2 P:
22
Read the speech bubble with
children (Look. He's happy.). Ask which picture it refers to
(picture 1, in the middle of the top row). Point to the picture of
the girl in the pink top in the top row and ask for a volunteer to
make a sentence about how she is feeling (She's
cold.).
Ask children to work in pairs.
They take it in turns to point to the pictures in Exercise 1 and
make a sentence to describe how the boy or girl is feeling, using
the word pool to help them.
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Learners
participate in reading and
identifying the picture in the speech bubble
activity.
Students work in pairs
describing feelings in pictures using the word
bank.
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T’s
feedback
Descriptor:
-speech bubbles with
sentences
-complete the
sentence about Katie's
origin
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Task.
III
Ex:3
P:22
Look at the pictures in exercise 1. Ask and
answer.
Point to a picture and ask "Is
he/she (scared)?"
Elicit the answer from a
student.
Have students work
in pairs, taking turns choosing a picture, asking a
quest
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Learners participate in asking and
answering questions about emotions in
pictures.
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Self
-assessment
Descriptor:
- look at the
pictures
-ask and answer the
questions
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End of the
lesson
5 min
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VAK
feedback.
VAK- Visual, auditory,
kinesthetic.
What have you learnt with your eyes this
lesson?
What have you learnt with your
ears?
What have you learnt with your
body?
Ex:
P:
Home task:
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Come back to the lesson objectives and
summarize with students if they met the lesson
objectives.
Ss give the VAK
feedback.
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Poster
Success

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