Stages/

Time

Teachers actions

Students actions

Assessment

Resources

Beginning of the lesson

5 min

Organization moment :

1.Greeting.

Warm-up

Greet the class: “What’s the weather like today?”
(Elicit: It’s sunny / cold / windy.)

Show pictures of different weather conditions.
Students guess: “It’s snowy!” “It’s rainy!”

Introduce the topic: Seasons and Weather.

Presentation

Show 4 big pictures or a weather wheel for spring, summer, autumn, winter.

Teach vocabulary:
“In winter, it’s cold.”
“In summer, it’s hot.”
“In spring, it’s rainy.”
“In autumn, it’s windy.”

Model and repeat pronunciation.

Play a short “Weather Song” or chant (optional):
It’s sunny, it’s sunny, I’m happy today!

Learners sing the song enthusiastically.

Students listen attentively.

Learners brainstorm vocabulary related to school and participate in the discussion.

Students answer questions about their friends .

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

Flashcards or pictures of seasons and weather

Weather chart or wheelWorksheets (matching / colouring / writing)

Music for “Weather Song” (optional)

Board and markers

Middle of the lesson

10 min

Ex:1 P:43

Introduce the four seasons. Present the new vocabulary. Play the audio.

Play the audio a second time, pausing after each word.

Say and write on the board: My favourite season is winter. Point to a pupil and ask: What’s your favourite season? Encourage the pupil to answer your question. Repeat the process with the rest of the pupils.

Write their answers on the board to find out the most popular season in class.

Values Link: “As Adal Azamat (honest and fair citizens), we respect other people’s cultures and traditions. When we choose our favourite celebration, we give our honest opinion and listen politely to our classmates.”

Learners listen, point to and repeat the seasons, chorally and/or individually.

Descriptor:

- recognizes and names the four seasons: spring, summer, autumn, winter

- pronounces each season correctly after listening to the audio.

Total: 3 point

Pupils' Book (photos), recording, mime instructions, chair (optional)

12 min

Ex: 3 P: 43

Practise the four seasons. Point to the pictures and invite individual pupils to identify the seasons, based on the pictures. You may ask them to justify their answers, in L1 if necessary. Ask the rest of the class for verification.

Values Link: Cooperation and teamwork: Teacher Talk Example:

“As Adal Azamat (honest and fair citizens), let’s work together fairly, listen to our partner’s ideas, and be honest about what we know and what we guess.”

Learners name the seasons

Descriptor:

- identifies the correct season when shown a picture

- uses vocabulary accurately to describe the seasons.

Total: 3 point

Recording, Pupils' Book (pictures)

13 min

Ex: 3 P: 43

Practise talking about seasons and birthdays.

Books closed. Draw a birthday cake on the board, point to yourself, say and write: My birthday is in spring. Then point to a pupil, say and write on the board: When’s your birthday?

Encourage the pupil to respond e.g. In (autumn).Focus the pupils’ attention on the use of the preposition in when we refer to seasons.

Values Link: Responsibility for learning: Teacher Talk Example:

“As Adal Azamat (honest and fair learners), we take responsibility for trying the task on our own, and we listen to our partners with respect when checking answers.”

Learners work in pairs, the pupils ask and answer about their birthday

Descriptor:

- identifies and applies the correct preposition “in” when referring to seasons.

- participates in pair or class dialogues confidently and accurately.

Total: 4 point

End of the lesson

5 min

Quick review game: “What’s the season?”
(Teacher describes, students guess: It’s hot. We go swimming. → Summer!)

Review grammar: It’s... / There is...

Homework: Draw your favourite season and write 3 sentences about it.

Ss evaluate each other and encourage classmate with phrases like:

Well done!

Brilliant!

Good job!

I like it!

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