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This lesson plan is for a 4th grade beginner English class to teach students about the story "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" through reading, listening, speaking, and writing activities. It will take place over one or two class periods. Students will engage with the story through warm-up questions, watching a video of the story, re-reading it with the teacher, and doing a worksheet to sequence events. Follow-up activities include writing about their favorite part, proposing alternate versions of the story, suggesting new endings, and researching bears with the science teacher. The goal is for students to understand the story and acquire related vocabulary.
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- 1. Lesson Plan: “Goldilocks and the three bears” Class: 4th grade (8- 10 year old) Level: Beginner Time: One or two classes Language Exponents: Adjectives Language Skills: Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing Main Aim(s) By the end of the lesson, the students will have a clear understanding of the story and they will acquire some more vocabulary related to it. Personal Aims We want the students to know the story in case they don’t, and to see how they feel reading short stories during the lesson. In addition, we want them to understand this story through some exercises which will help them to develop their skills. Materials Computer, beamer and headphones. Anticipated Problems 1. Some students may have problems with some vocabulary. 2. Some students may find the story a bit boring. 3. Technology may fail. Possible solutions 1. Teachers will explain all the vocabulary the students don’t understand. 2. Teachers will try to engage students with the story by asking more personal questions and inviting them to think what they would have done in a situation like the one presented in the story. 3. Teachers read the story varying pitch and volume so that students are caught in the narrative and understand it. PROCEDURES
- 2. 1) Warm-up activities: a- Teachers ask students personal questions such as Did your parents punish you for doing something bad? Or something dangerous? What was it? Do you think it was good what you did? Would you do it again? (5-10 minutes) b- Teachers present the students with the title of the story to see if they know it. If they do, he/she asks them to say something they remember about it. If they don’t, the teacher asks them to try to guess what could happen. (5 minutes) 2) While reading: a- Students watch a video where the story is read aloud. http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=Oaw-d3r_gIc (5 minutes) b- Teacher re-reads the story with the students and clarifies unknown words. At the same time, he/she asks questions to check the students’ understanding of the story. (10 minutes) c- Students solve a practice worksheet of the story where they have to match and order the sequence of the story. (10 minutes) 3) Follow up activities: a- Students write about their favorite part of the story and draw the scene. c- Students propose a different version of the story by, for example, changing the food, or the animals involved or even the main character. b- Ask students to provide a different ending to the story. This could be done in one or two short sentences. c- Ask students to support their alternative endings through a drawing. d- Students could work together with the science teacher in order to research about bears. The way they behave, the food they eat, where they live, etc.