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Learning objectives
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4.3.4.1 find specific information in different types of
texts (social media, emails, advertisements, programs for special
events, leaflets, and brochures: day, time, location,
etc.);
4.2.3.1 respond to
questions on familiar topics with simple phrases or
sentences;
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Beginning of the lesson
Warming-up

Pre-learning
«Brainstorming» method
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
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Warming up
“Name 5”
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Checking up the
home task
Lead – In

Show the picture
and ask about person
Who is
he?
What’s his
invention?
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The aim: To develop pupils
speaking skills and create friendly atmosphere
Efficiency: By wishing
each other they feel better and feel the support of
others
Students of the class are listed.
Students check
hometask on their own or in pairs
Students' attention is drawn to the
lesson.
Learners answer the question
Determines the topic and purpose of the
lesson
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The
teacher to assess learners for their ability.
“Good job!
Well
done!”
Assessment criteria:Understood
given h\t and did correctly
Descriptor:
For all correct
answrs-3points
With 1,2
mistakes-2points
With 3 or more
mistakes-1 point
No h\t-0 point
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pictures
Student’s book
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Middle of the lesson
Presentation part.
10 min
Practice
part
15
Production
10
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Show
the page to the class (via projector or book).
Read the text about
Motorcar Mop aloud.
Ask concept-checking
questions:
➤ “What is the name of
the invention?”
➤ “What can it do?”
➤ “Do you like it?
Why/why not?”
Model simple
answers.
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Ask
students to answer questions in Part 1 (from the book) in
pairs.
Monitor and support with vocabulary or sentence structures.
Explain task: “Now you make your own invention!”
➤ What is it?
➤ What can it do?
➤ What will you call
it?
Give
an example invention (e.g., Flying Pencil – It can write and
fly!).
Guide students through steps 2 & 3 in the book.
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Listen and follow along in the book.
Answer the teacher’s questions orally.
Repeat key phrases: It can clean the floor, It runs on
batteries, etc.
Work in pairs to ask and answer:
What is the name of the invention?
What can it do?
Do you like it? Why?
Share answers with the class using short sentences.
Think of their own invention idea.
Write short sentences about their invention (with support if
needed).
Present their invention to a partner or the class (orally or
visually if drawing is involved).
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Assessment criteria:
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Finds
Specific
information in a short textr
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Descriptor: “I can recognize specific information.” -1
point
“I can answer the questions .”- 2 points
Assessment
criteria:Responds using simple
phrases/sentences
Descriptor: Describes own invention with support using
short, clear sentences- 3 points
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Student Book (Lesson 7)
Projector or printed copies
Flashcards (optional) for vocabulary like batteries, floor,
play, clean
Student Book
Whiteboard (for writing model answers)
Student Book Activity Book (page 93, if time allows) A4 Paper &
crayons/pencils (for drawing invention)
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