To introduce the simple greetings.

Unit 1 All about me Lesson 1 All about me

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Aims of the lesson:

To introduce the simple greetings.

Objectives of the lesson

The learners will be able to:

• recognize with the considerable support the simple greetings.

• exchange the short simple greetings.

The majority of the learners will be able to:

• recognize with the support the simple greetings.

• begin to recognize simple short instructions for the basic classroom routine spoken slowly and distinctly.

• exchange the short simple greetings.

Some of the learners will be able to:

• say the words and expressions without difficulties and mistakes.

Background knowledge

This is the beginning of the course, though some of the children may know simple greetings or names of the animals, numbers and colours.

Plan

Scheduled time

Scheduled activity

Resources

Beginning of the lesson

5 minutes

Warm up:

At the beginning of the class find out if any of the learners know any English words. When they say the words or expressions hello, hi, I’m …, My name is …, announce to them the topic and objectives of the class.

Then introduce the children to the characters of the book Batyr, Ira, Dana, Misha, Mr Old Fox, Foxy, Slowy, Digger, who will assist them throughout the academic year. To practise saying and to memorize the characters’ names point to or show the pictures of these characters and ask the children to name them. While presenting them, you can tell them the names of the animals: e.g. Mr Old Fox/Foxy is a fox.

To develop correct pronunciation, we recommend playing tongue-twisters with learners for the sounds [h], [ai], [w] etc.

You can use the following resources for tongue twisters:

https://learnenglishkids. britishcouncil.org/ru/ton gue-twisters

www.download- esl.com/tonguetwisters/

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Main part of the lesson

Exercise 1.Look at the pictures, listen and learn.

Play the track and point to each character. Play it several times and ask the learners to point to the characters.

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themselves. Memorize new speech patterns.

Track 1.

Hello, I’m a teacher. I’m Mr Old Fox. Hello, I’m Foxy.

Hello, I’m Wolfy. Hello, I’m Slowy. Hello, I’m Digger.

For the better memorizing, ask the learners to do ex.1 in the Activity book.

Exercise 1. Listen to your teacher and put the right stickerin the box.

The children should put the relevant stickers within the frames according to the information they hear.

Teacher: 1. Hello, I’m Digger. 2. Hello, I’m Wolfy. 3. Hello, I’m Foxy. 4. Hello, I’m Slowy.

Exercise 2. Listen to the children and repeat.

Ask the learners to look at the pictures, listen and repeat. To check the children’s comprehension, act as one of the characters: e.g. “Hello, I’m Mr Old Fox”. Learners should point to the corresponding picture.

Track 2.

Hello, I’m Misha. Hello, I’m Dana. Hello, I’m Ira.

Hello, I’m Batyr.

For the further practice of saying hello suggest playing a game. Ask them to stand in the circle and throw a ball to each other saying his/her name: e.g. Hello, I’m Marat.

Variation:

Encourage the learners to fulfill the instructions given by the teacher or groupmates: “Look at Dima. Say “hello” to Dima”. The learners should point to the corresponding character and say: “Hello, Dima!”etc.

Exercise 3.Listen and sing.

Play the song several times and ask the learners to sing along. While they are singing encourage the children to dance and mime. From this point on include the Hello song in your warm up routine for the English class.

Track 3

I say hello, hello, hello. I say hello, hello, hello.

Exercise 4. Introduce yourself.

The children should stand up and present themselves to each other saying: “Hello/hi, I’m Max/Anna”.

Activity book

Exercise 2. Draw yourself and introduce yourself.

Suggest the children drawing themselves using colour

pencils and then introducing themselves.

End of the lesson

5 minutes

End of the lesson:

At the end of the lesson ask the learners to summarize their activity at the lesson. Elicit their answers via supportive questions: e.g.:

What new words did we learn today?

Which word/words do we say when we see each other? How do we introduce ourselves?

Do you remember the helpers/characters who will accompany us for the whole year? What are their names?

Then encourage them to say all the words in chorus, you can say the words in Kazakh/Russian and they will give the English equivalents or show the flashcards and name the pictures.

Sing the song of the lesson one more time.

Keep encouraging the young learners for any success during the class/ whole course to make them feel more comfortable, confident and more motivated to acquire the language.