Org.moment
1
min
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Greeting.
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Good morning, children!
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How
are you today?
Regrouping. Teacher’s
instructions.
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Please, look at the table and chose one
sticker. If you have a Facebook
sticker, go to the group with a Facebook. If you
have an Instagram sticker, go to the group with an
Instagram.
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Ss greet the
teacher
Ss find the stickers
and take their seats.
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PPP Slide1
Handout 1
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Pre-reading/
Lead-in
2
min
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Presenting lesson
objectives
Teacher puts leaners some questions
about Entertainment and Media.
Leaners discuss the questions in
mini-groups:
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How
often do you watch TV?
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What programs do you like to watch on
TV?
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How
do you think what is the most popular type of
media?
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Do
you read newspapers? How often?
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Where do you usually read the
news?
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How
often do you chat in the Facebook?
Scaffolding: “Give time to
talk”
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Ss are presented the lesson
objective
Leaners work in mini-groups and discuss the given
questions.
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Teacher’s
praise
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PPP Slide2
PPP
Slide3
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While- reading/ Reading and
understanding the text
12
min
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Teacher gives them instructions to read
the text.
Read the text and do the
task:
Entertainment and
Media
Are the sentences True or
False:
1. A great new project started at
a Library. (True)
2. Once a week,
older people come to the University.
(False)
3. They’ve all
learned to share photos on their phones and set up a Instagram
account.(False)
4. The students and
older participants have been learning a lot from one another.
(True)
5. The participants
are finding new ways to access their entertainment choices.
(True)
Differentiation
(by content)
According to
leaner’s needs, teacher gives task with some
differentiation
- Low - abled and
middle - abled leaners will underline
True and False
sentences.
- High – abled leaners correct the
false sentences.
Scaffolding.
Pause; ask questions, pause,
review.
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Leaners read the text and identify if
the statements are True or False according to the
text.
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Teacher’s
assessment
Descriptors:
1. Underlines
True
2. Underlines
False
3. Underlines
False
4. Underlines
True
5. Underlines
True
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Handout2
Formative
Assessment
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Language
analysis
10 min
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Target language
discovery:
-the teacher writes on the board
“They’ve all learned to
share photos on their phones”
-teacher asks the leaners to find
another sentence in the text that are close in meaning to the given
example.
Form
Have/has + past
participle
Meaning.
Teacher explains perfect simple in
comparing by using timeliness.
The Present Perfect Simple is used to
talk about things that have happened in an unfinished period of
time that includes the present.
It is used with expressions
like this morning, this week,
this month, this year.
She has written the story this
week.

????
now
CCQs
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Do
we know when the action started? (no)
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Did it happen in the past?
(yes)
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Is there a result in the
present? (yes)
Differentiation (by
PROCESS):
According to leaner’s needs,
if there are low-abled leaners in the class teacher can use finger
contraction to demonstrate: I’ve and I
have
Scaffolding.
Show and
tell.
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Ss look through the text and highlight
another examples of the target language
Ss discuss the forms of the verbs in
the perfect sentence
Leaners listen to the teacher’s
explanation and answer the CCQ’s
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Teacher’s
praise
Teacher’s
praise
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Handout 3
PPP Slide 4
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Controlled
practice
6 min
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Application.
Multiple choice
questions
Teacher gives leaners
instructions to do Multiple Choice.
Write down the correct form of
the verb given in the bracket to make a sentence into the present
perfect tense.
1. I __________ all
the terms and conditions of your
company. (read)
2.He _________ a
single word yet. (speak)
3.She _______ most
of the time playing games. (spend)
4.Where _____ she
_______ yesterday? (sit)
5.He _______ already ______
the bill with an extra tip. (pay)
6. The grass _______
vеry long these
days. (grow)
7. He _________
undеr the pressure of his
boss. (work)
8. He _________ a
singleе
word yet.
(speak)
Differentiation (by
content)
Low–motivated leaners: write
down the sentences filling the gaps with the correct forms of the
verbs
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Anna … a good
job.
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finds
-
has
found
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founded
-
have
found
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I … a new flat a few
months ago.
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bought
-
have
bought
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buy
-
have been
buying
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… David Simon’s latest
record?
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Have you been
hearing
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Have you
heard
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Are you
heard
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Did you
hear
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… you ever … to
Astana?
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Has /
been
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Have /
been
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Have /
were
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Have /
be
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Sorry. I … one of
your glasses.
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broke
-
have been
breaking
-
broke
-
break
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Leaners write
the correct form of the verb
given in the bracket to make a sentence into the present perfect
tense.
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Descriptors:
makes a sentence into the
present perfect tense
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