NAZARBAYEV INTELLECTUAL SCHOOL
KOKSHETAU
LESSON
PLAN
DATE: 17.10 GRADE:
11 (п) A, B
18.10 GRADE:
11 (п) C, D
TEACHER: MISHURA T.S.
THEME: Post test
OBJECTIVES AND
AIMS:
The students will revise the material on different
grammatical and lexical topics.
PROCEDURE
1.
Introduction
Greetings, the aim of the lesson
2.
Warm – up activity
Revising the learned words, by using presentation, cards and different
hand outs.
3.
Basic part
·
Grammar, Vocabulary
Student’s book pp. 20- 31
Work Book pp. 8- 11
Plus additional materials and hand outs taken from different resources
are for work and discussion during the lesson. The students revise the material
on different grammatical and lexical topics, such as: Compound adjectives,
Modals, Groups of Tenses, As and Like, Comparative and Superlative Degrees of
comparison, Our four-legged friends, The Virtual World, etc.
·
Home reading
"Charlie and the chocolate
factory” chapters 8, 9 are for discussion during the lesson time.
The teacher demonstrates presentation, which
slides contain some new words from chapters 8, 9. The students discuss them,
give definitions or try to explain in their own words.
After that another slide
with the task "True/false” is shown to the students. The questions are as
follows:
·
There was great
excitement in the Beauregarde household— cameras were clicking and flashbulbs
were flashing and people were dancing like mad and trying to get a bit closer
to the famous girl.
·
I used to change
my gum in our lift, because I liked sticking the gooey piece on to one of the
control buttons. Then the next person who came along and pressed the button got
my old gum and chewed it.
·
'Now, let me
see,' said Mr Bucket, peering at the newspaper again. 'Ah yes, here we are. The
third Golden Ticket,' he read, 'was found by a boy called Mike Tea tree.'
·
'The
nine-year-old boy was seated before an enormous television set, with his eyes
glued to the screen, and he was watching a film in which two little girls were
presenting each other with flowers.
·
The next day,
when Charlie came home from night club and went in to see his grandparents, he
found that only Grandpa Joe was sitting quietly on the bed. The other three were all fighting wildly.
·
Under cover of
the bedclothes, the old man opened the purse and tipped it upside down. Out
fell a single megabuck. 'It's my secret hoard,' he whispered. 'The others don't
know I've got it.
·
They both stared
at what lay underneath. It was a bar of chocolate — nothing more. All at once,
they both saw the funny side of the whole thing, and began biting one another.
4.
Production
The students are able to:
a.
Distinguish
between different grammatical categories and aspects
b.
Talk freely on
definite topics, using new lexis actively
5.
Round off activities:
Home task:
a.
Revise grammar
material on the following topics: Groups
of tenses, Passive Voice, Compound adjectives, As and Like
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