Begining
10
min
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Lead-in
Teacher greets the class and
to engaging with students to
keep their attention and to reinforce their participation,
stimulate discussion and critical thinking of learners, lesson
starts with ‘Guiding
questions’
-What is a natural
disaster?
-What natural disasters do you
know?
-What actions do you know to
prevent damage and stay
safe?
1.Turn off the electricity
supply
2.Wear protective
clothing
3.Do not walk through moving
water
4. Do not drive in flooded
areas
5.Move to high
ground
Differentiation
Scaffolding give time to
verbally make sense of and remember what they have
learnt.
Teacher provides
support.
To present theme of the lesson
and explain lesson objectives in a
simplified form.
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Learners should answer to the
questions.
Learners remember which
actions people should do when in a
flood.
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FA: Teacher monitors, checks
understanding of the words’ meaning
Descriptor
A
learner
-answers the
questions;
-
remember
which actions people should do
when in a flood;
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Slide
2
Cards with
actions
Slide
3-4
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Middle
30
min
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Pre-listening task.
(W)
Pronominal
questions
Answer to the
questions
1. What do you think this audio will be
about?
2.What do you
see?
Differentiation by
support
High-motivated learners
support others by discussing possible answers of each
question.
While-listening tasks
(I)
Task 1. Situations:
Agree/Disagree
Play the recording. Listen to
the audio and circle agree (if they agree with the speaker`s
viewpoint) or disagree (if they contradict the speaker`s
viewpoint).
1.In ancient times there were
more natural disasters than now. Disagree
2.Many natural disasters
happen because of global warming. Agree
3.Japan can deal with natural
disasters because they have money. Agree
4.African people suffer from
natural disasters more because of weather.
Disagree
Differentiation: Low motivated learners may use
transcript of the audio.
Virtual tour
(G)
Task
2. On the next slide, you will
virtually experience a hurricane, earthquake, flood mentioned in
the audio. As you explore, consider the possible effects hurricane,
earthquake, flood would have a community, some ways to prevent
damage. Work in groups and make a presentation on a natural
disaster. Use the ready-made sheet as an example. Use the rubrics
below for peer-assessment.
Differentiation by
support
Low motivated learners may use
sheet with sample
answer
Phonetic
activity
Introduce
words/phrases and their definition
from the topic.
Then repeat chorally or
individually.
Task
3. Make up 3 sentences with new
phrases.
Differentiation by
product
High-motivated learners make
their own sentences with new phrases from
vocabulary
Less motivated learners
complete the sentences with words/phrases from the
box
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Learners read the questions
and elicit what the audio will be
about
Learners work
independently.
They listen to the audio
twice. If they agree with the
speaker`s viewpoint they choose agree, if they contradict the
speaker`s viewpoint choose
disagree.
Learners work in a group. Make
a presentation. Present it to other
groups.
Groups evaluate each other on
the table of assessment
Learners make up sentences
with new words/phrases
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Self-Assessment
Descriptor:
A
learner
-
listens to the audio
twice;
-identifies Agree/ Disagree
statements appropriately;
Descriptor: A
learner
- prepares a presentation
about natural disaster;
Criteria for
group-assessment
Descriptor: A
learner
- make up 3 sentences with new
phrases
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Slide
5
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6
Appendix
1
https://www.listenaminute.com/n/natural_disasters.html
Slide
8-10
Appendix
2
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