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City 1

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Unit:3
Fantasy world
Teacher
name:
Kozybagarova Gaisha Dzhumabaevna
Date:
Grade: 5
Number present:
absent:
Theme of City
the lesson: Two different places. There is/are, some and any: affirmative and negative
5.4.3.1 understand the detail of an argument in short, simple texts on an increasing range of general range
of general and some curricular topics
5.5.8.1 spell most high-frequency words accurately for a limited range of general topics
Lesson
All learners will be able to:
objectives • Learn and practise the affirmative and negative forms of there is, there are, some and any.
• Practise describing towns and cities
Lesson structure
Planned
Teacher activities
Student
Ass
Resoutimings
activities
rces
Beginning 1.Greeting.Organization moment
Sts
the lesson Good morning students! Your are very beautiful today,
warm/greet
10min
as usual of course.
the teacher
So, who is on duty today? What date is it today? What
day is it today? What was your home task for today?
Warm up · Ask ss to take picture of places that they
like from the table.
Tell ss you are going to say the name of a city and they
should say the first thing – a building, a place, a person,
anything they like – they can think of in relation to that
Divide into
city.
groups with
· Say London. Ss say the first thing they think of. · Get
the London
feedback from a few ss in the class and put their ideas on and Astana
the board.
· Divide the students into 2 groups with helping of
pictures. 1 group Astana, 2nd London. Differentiation.
In the group less able students can name the place while
more able learners can give extra information about
these places.
Teacher introduces pupils with the theme Describe a
town I know (There is/are, some and any: positive and
negative)), learning objectives and assessment criteria.
Main
Presentation ·
PPT
Descriptor
Activities
Teacher pre-teaches then construction there is there are,
Learners can
25 min
some and any: positive and negative forms. Show
* read the text-1p
students the positive and negative forms with
* translate it-1p
construction and yes, no questions for using ‘some and
* find mistakes in the
any’.
sentence -1p
* make up sentence
Ø Meaning Ø Using Ø Examples
correctly-1p
Ex1. Study the rules then read the rules.
* clearly pronounce
Task I
· Tell the class to try to remember the information in the
the sentences-1p
text about Hollywood in Ireland on p.24 of the book.
Refer them to the sentences and explain the task.
Tapescr
· Monitor how clearly learners pronounce words and
ipt CD
Descriptor
sentences.
1.29
Learners can
Learning
objectives
(F) Formative assessment (P) (Peer assessment)
Comprehension questions:
1) What is it? Where is this island situated? (it’s island,
in the middle of the ocean, …)
* write sentences with
new grammar
correctly -1p
*clearly pronounce
the sentences-1p
2) Is it island? What landmarks you’ve seen?
3) (no, it isn’t, Trafalgar square, London eye, etc. )
Descriptor: Learners
can
* gives main
information -1p
* use more grammar
and vocabulary – 1p
*makes good
presentation-1p
Task III .Writing .
Refer ss to the information about the two places and
allow them a few minutes to look through it.
Ask ss to complete the task individually and then to
compare their answers in pairs.
Check the answers all together as a class.
Task IV working in groups.
· (W) Make a poster “Good for my town” “Bad for my
town” using new grammar and vocabulary in the box.
Write and draw what good and bad for your town
Criteria of poster (description):
Use new grammar
Task achievement
Whole group participation
Feedback for poster
Last 5min
Saying
goodbye
Teacher asks learners
1) what have you learnt today?
2) Can you describe a town you know?
Feedback
The Moon assessment
The full moon – I learned a lot today
The half moon – I learned but I have some questions
The new born moon – I don’t understand
Homework : WB p. 19, ex.1
The lesson is over. You may be free! Good – bye!
Sts reflect
the lesson
oral
See
Teacher
’s Book
page
115.
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