Pair them first with a more fluent speaker Group characteristics: level, age, # students, interests Place in course syllabus/teaching topic Learning outcomes: communicative skills to be developed Main Lesson objective (grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary …) (describe here what your students will be able to do at the end of the lesson. Avoid the words “learn”, “understand”, etc. ) SS will compare the time they spend on electronic devices with their classmates and decide if it is excessive or not. Cognitive, metacognitive, interactive skills to be developed Assumptions about skills and previous knowledge Possible Problems SS already know how to express likes and dislikes e.g. SS may have no prior knowledge of what blogs are) Possible solutions Personal aims (quick explanation by teacher of what a blog is) Form pairs more efficiently Assessment of learning Stages and Timing Warm-up 1min What students will do (Activity) Greet students Instructions – what teacher will do (Procedure) T greets ss, sing “Hello” song together Lead-in 5 min Vocabulary and structure presentation T asks about activities they did on the weekend – putting flash cards on the board and asking – “Did you ride your bike?” etc. elicits “Yes, I did.” “No, I didn’t.” Using the vocabulary/structure in context Pre-task 10 min Review the past tense verbs the ss saw in the last lesson In pairs ss tell partner 3 activities that they did or didn’t do over the weekend. “I rode my bike. I didn’t watch a Contextualize vocabulary. Give ss practice repeating the structure in a context Objective Get ss to start thinking in English Create a pleasant atmosphere in the classroom Resources and materials CD player - CD Flash card of various action verbs: ride a bike, watch a movie, eat at a restaurant, play soccer, play video games, read a book None Interaction pattern movie. I read a story in the afternoon.” Task 15 min Post-task 10 min Talking about the past SS change partners and tell new partner about former partner’s activities. Writing task SS write a short text explaining what they and what one of their partners did Contextualize vocabulary. Give ss practice repeating the structure in a context None Give ss practice with the structure in a written task SS notebooks Please comment below (in approx150 words) on: The usefulness of all of the areas on the lesson plan How easy or difficult it is to fill in each area your experience with this or a different type of lesson plan format (eg - "I have used this before", "I have never seen this type of lesson plan format", etc. This lesson plan format provides teachers with the tools they will need to get a better design and distribution of their class time, as it contains different sections, and each one is different in terms of how difficult it is to fill each area, which is something to take into account, since teachers have to be very analytical when filling in these spaces. Personally, I have never worked with this format before, although I think it could be quite useful for my future classes, in case I work as a teacher, as it is not completely unknown to me, since some I have worked on some of the areas in previous classes of the TKT course; unfortunately, I haven’t had the chance to put it into practice, but I strongly believe it would work in terms of selecting activities that contribute to each stage of learning, as well as helping to accomplish objectives in an easier way.