PHU XUAN DISTRICT PEOPLE’S COMMITTEE
PHU HOA PRIMARY SCHOOL
LESSON PLAN
UNIT 6: CLOTHES
LESSON 3.1
GRADE 3 - CLASS 3.4
Student:
Đào Thị Á Tiên
Instructor:
Nguyễn Thị Hải Thủy
Date of teaching: 26/02/2025
School year: 2024 - 2025
I. OBJECTIVES
By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to:
Language knowledge & - Identify and learn 5 words related to special days (belt,
scarf, sweater, pajamas, skiing)
skills
- Listen to and demonstrate an understanding of simple
communicative contexts about clothes.
- Correctly ask and answer questions by using the
phrases:
“Is that your____? – Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.
Are those your ___? – Yes, they are./No, they aren’t.”
to ask and answer questions about clothes.
Competences
Attributes
- Communication and collaboration: work in pairs and
groups to complete the learning tasks.
- Self-control and independent learning: perform
listening tasks.
- Learn to concentrate on the lesson, listen carefully, and
express ideas during the lesson.
- Be confident in communicating with friends and
others.
II.
LANGUAGE
FOCUS
- New words: belt, scarf, sweater, pajamas, skiing
- Structures:
“Is that your____? – Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.
Are those your ___? – Yes, they are./No, they aren’t.”
III.
RESOURCES/
MATERIALS
- Student’s book – iLearn Smart Start 3 Page 88
- Materials: flashcards/objects
- Website EduHome and projector
Procedure
Teaching and learning activities
Work
arrangements
Warm-up and Review (6 minutes) – Game: Slap the board
a. Aim(s)
- To review vocabulary related to clothes
engagingly and competitively.
- To practice spelling and teamwork.
- To encourage students to work together to
complete the game.
- Generate students’ interests, and lead in the new
lesson.
b. Content &
outcomes
Review vocabulary:
skirt, jacket, jeans, boots, T-shirt
c. Teaching
steps
Step 1: Greeting, Song: What are you wearing?
Step 2: Review vocabulary: skirt, jacket, jeans,
boots, T-shirt
Step 3: Play the game Slap the board
- Divide the class into 2 teams, make 2 lines.
- Place the flashcards about clothes they have
learned on the lesson before (skirt, jacket, jeans,
boots, T-shirt) on the board, showing the images.
- Call out a word and have the first student from
each group race to slap the correct image on the
board and say it correctly.
- The first student to slap the correct flashcard
wins a point for their team.
Step 4: Give praise, reward and comment.
Step 5: Lead-in the lessoFrom the game you have learned, you can
remmeber.... we will learn more word...
Group work
Procedure
Teaching and learning activities
Work
arrangements
Activity 1: Listen and point. Repeat. (7 minutes)
a. Aim(s) - - To help students identify and pronounce the
vocabulary about clothes (belt, scarf, sweater,
pajamas, skiing)
b. Content
Flashcards about the five vocabulary words.
c.
Outcomes
- Students feel motivated and energized.
- Students recognize key vocabulary.
d. Teaching Step 1:
steps
- Introduce the topic: "Today, we will learn some
more words about clothes!"
- Ask students: "What are you wearing today?"
- Show the pictures on the slide and let students
guess the words.
Step 2:
- Show pictures (belt, scarf, sweater, pajamas) on
the slide.
- Have students pay attention and listen carefully.
- Say the word clearly and have students repeat it.
- Skiing: Ask students: What kind of sport is this?
and the Vietnamese meaning.
Step 4:
- Explain that "pajamas" is a plural noun.
Whole class
- Emphasize that "belt, scarf, sweater" are singular
nouns.
Step 3:
- Repeat as a whole class => 2 groups and then call
on individuals. Ask students the Vietnamese
meaning of each word.
- Have students work in pairs, one student says the
word and the other points to the right picture, then
changes the role.
- Go around class and correct them if they have any
mistakes.
Activity 2: Check vocabulary - Play the Pretend game (5 minutes)
a. Aim(s)
Help students practice recognizing and naming
clothing items through an interactive guessing game.
b. Content
c.
Outcomes
Students can identify and remember the words
related to clothes.
d. Teaching Step 1: Explain the rules:
The whole
steps
Tell students that one person will pretend to
class
wear or use an item of clothing.
The others will guess what the item is by
saying its name.
Step 2: Choose a student:
Pick a student to come to the front of the class.
This student will be the "pretender."
Step 3: Pretend action:
The "pretender" should act as if they are
putting on or using a piece of clothing (e.g.,
pretending to tie a belt, wear a scarf, etc).
They cannot say the name of the item.
Step 4: Guessing time:
Other students take turns guessing what the
item is by saying its name aloud.
The "pretender" responds with “Yes” if correct
or “No” if incorrect.
When a student guesses correctly, they take
the next turn as the "pretender."
Keep playing
Activity 3: Listen and practice (10 minutes)
a. Aim(s)
- To help students talk about the clothes using
structure:
A: Is that your____?
B: Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.
A: Are those your ___?
B: Yes, they are./No, they aren’t.
- To help pupils practice asking and answering
questions about clothes accurately.
b. Content
c.
Outcomes
Picture cues:
- Students can use the structure they have learned to
talk about clothes.
d. Teaching 1. Set the context
Individual
steps
Show students a picture of Mai’s room has
many kind of clothes with 2 characters Nick
and Mai.
- “Look at the picture, this is Mai’s room. This
is Mai’s wardrobe.”
Ask students to guess what does Nick say, and
what is Mai’s answer.
“What does Nick ask Mai?”
“What is Mai’s answer?’'
2. Introduce the structure
- Show the structure on the slide:
Is that your ___? → Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.
Are those your ___? → Yes, they are./No, they
aren’t.
- Turn on the audio, the teacher says and students
repeat sentence by sentence.
*Usage:
- Explain that "pajamas" is a plural noun, so we use
"Are those...?"
- Emphasize that "belt, scarf, sweater" are singular
nouns, so we use "Is that...?
*Teacher explains the structure Vietnamese:
- Khi hỏi về đồ vật số ít, ta sử dụng mẫu câu:
Is that your ___? Nếu đúng trả lời Yes, it is. Nếu sai
trả lời No, it isn’t.
*Dịch mẫu câu sang tiếng Việt.
- Khi hỏi về đồ vật số nhiều, ta sử dụng mẫu câu:
Are those your ___? Nếu đúng ta trả lời Yes, they
are. Nếu sai thì No, they aren’t.
The whole
class
Pairs
*Dịch mẫu câu sang tiếng Việt.
- Listen and repeat: Teacher – students (twice)
- Practice:
+ T asks – Ss answer (change the roles)
+ 2 groups of class (change the roles)
+ Invite 2 students (change the roles)
- Ask students to open their book and work in pairs.
- The teacher goes around and corrects mistakes.
Activity 4: Look and write. Practice. (10 minutes)
a. Aim(s)
- To help students write and complete sentences
using clothing vocabulary through structure:
Is that your ___? → Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.
Are those your ___? → Yes, they are./No, they
aren’t.
b. Content
c.
Outcomes
Students can write and practice sentences related to
clothes.
d. Teaching
steps
Introduce part 2: Look and write. Practice.
The whole
class
Step 1: Show picture and sentence pattern, invite 2
students to ask and answer using structure they have
learned.
Step 2: Show the activity on TV, invite students to
complete the task:
+ Point to the first image (sweater) and read the
sentence:
Is that your sweater?
+ Ask students to answer:
Yes, it is.
+ Point to the second image (pajamas) and read:
Are those your pajamas?
+ Ask students to answer:
No, they aren’t.
Step 3: Invite some pairs to practice.
Step 4: Ask students to write the answer in the book
at home.
Production - Game: Choose your clothes!
Prepare some clothing flashcards in two colors: pink
and blue, and stick them on the board.
Divide the class into two teams. Groups 1 and 2 will
be the blue team (answering "Yes"), while groups 3
and 4 will be the green team (answering "No").
Ask a representative from each team to come up,
choose an item, and ask a question.
If they pick a blue item, they must answer "Yes"; if
they pick a green one, they must answer "No.
Pairs
e. Wrap up
- Teacher gives students the paper sheet including
pictures and sentence patterns:
Is that your ___? → Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.
Are those your ___? → Yes, they are./No, they
aren’t.
ask students to stick on the notebook and practice it
at home.
- Remind students to keep their clothes clearly.