Start
5
min
Warm up
Activity
Ice Breaker
activity.
“Odd one word out
activity”
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Organization
moment
Teacher greets
students.
Teacher discusses learning
objectives with the students.
Warm up activity/Lead in: Vocabulary
work.
Think! In a minute, write as many words as
you can think of each heading. Compare with your
partner.
FRUIT MEAT
VEGETABLES
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
Ice Breaker
activity.
Teacher asks the
questions
Which items from the lists above do you
usually buy organic?
How
often do you buy organic food?
Why
(not) ?
Tell your partner.

Task for a learner with individual
educational needs
“Odd one word out
activity”

Here is the list of answers for the A1
sheet:
1: Onion – it’s not a
fruit;
2: Drink – it’s not a meal; 3: Pan – you don’t use it to
eat, you use it to cook; 4: Garlic – it’s not
sweet; 5: Mustard – it’s not made from
milk / it’s not a dairy product;
6: Pasta – it’s not a typical
breakfast food; 7: Mushroom – it’s not a
dish; 8: Knife – it’s not an appliance
in the kitchen; 9: Cake – it’s not a
drink.
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Ss
write as many words as they can according to the given words, then
compare the words with patners.
Ss
work in pair.
They will ask and answer the
questions.
A learner
must find the odd one out and
explain why
For example: “Onion doesn’t
fit because it’s not a
fruit.”
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Formative assessment
Descriptor:
A
learner:
-answers the question
-works in pair
Formative
assessment
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Interactive board
Ice Breaker
questions
Odd one
word out activity worksheet
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Middle
30
min
Pre reading
stage.
The method
“Video”
While reading
stage
The method
“Comprehension questions”/ “Focus questions”
Post
reading stage
The
method: “What I learned”
KWL chart
Feedback
Chart
feeling
Assessment
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Reading
Pre reading
stage.
Read the title and the headings. What is
the text about? (ss answer)
Listen and read to find out.
(video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3SKQcphCeo
While reading
stage
Teacher asks the focus questions while
watching the video. Teacher stops the video and asks focus
questions
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Should we eat only organic
food?
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What organic food do you
buy?
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Do you think organic food is too
expensive?
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What are the main benefits of organic
food?
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How important is it for you to know where
your food comes from?
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How do you think the demand for organic
food has changed in recent years?
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How can we encourage more people to choose
organic food options?
The text “ “Save the environment and
eat organic”


Post reading
stage
For summarizing the text teacher gives
KWL chart
The
method: “What I learned”
Feedback
KWL
chart Fill in the columns
Organics KWL chart
Name____________________
Fill in the columns below with what you
know, want to know and have learnt about organics
KNOW
What I know
about organic,farmingfood and products
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WANT TO KNOW
What I want to
know about organic farming food and products
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LEARNED
What I have
learnt about organic farming food and products
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Task for a learner with individual
educational needs
Chart feeling
Teacher gives a chart for
completing.

Functional
literacy
Teacher asks ss to assess the
lesson.

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Ss
watch the video about organic food.
Learners answer the questions one by
one.
After reading the text, students complete
the given chart
Learner should write the advantages and
disadvantages of organic food.
Learners will know how to differ the
organic food, will be able analyze how to eat
healthy.
Learners assess the
lesson
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Descriptor:
A
learner:
-does pre reading tasks
-tries to guess the lesson
title
Verbal evaluation
Formative assessment
Individual evaluation
Functional literacy
Individual evaluation
Thumbs up, thumbs neutral, thumbs
down
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3SKQcphCeo
“Comprehension questions”/ “Focus
questions”
KWL chart
Chart
Thumbs up, thumbs neutral, thumbs
down
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End
5
min
The method “Unfinished
sentences”
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REFLECTION
The
method “Unfinished
sentences”
To
consolidate the text
Teacher uses this method to check whether
the ss understand the text or not.
Home task: Ex-4,p-50
Saying
goodbye
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Learners answer the specific
questions.
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Self-assessment
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Specific
questions
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