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This lesson plan is for a P5 English class on space. The teacher will review space vocabulary through flashcard games. She will then read the story "Robin and Daisy Want to be Astronauts" and encourage student participation. Finally, students will play a drawing guessing game to review space terms before singing a song together and ending with the goodbye routine. The goal is to practice English vocabulary while exploring collaboration and the physical world through a fun space theme.
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- 1. Teacher’s name : Marta Fernandez Valls LESSON PLAN Title of the Lesson: I want to be an astronaut______________ Date: _8-5-17____________________ Unit of Study: _The Space______________________________________________ Level and group __P5___________________ Number of children 12-13 Background Information: - During the last session I presented them some vocabulary of the space: rocket, moon, stars, earth, sky and astronaut through flashcards and a song. - It is important to say that they are currently working on a Space project with her tutor of P5, so they seem to be really motivated with this unit. - We have an Oxford’s book (Robin and Daisy). What I normally do is to use some activities that I find interesting and don’t do the rest of them and change them by games, songs, bingo’s, etc. - I teach half groups during 3 sessions a week. However, 2 sessions of 45 minutes are in the afternoon, and 1h lesson in the morning. Every week a different group (1 or 2) of each class (P5A or B) has a lesson in the morning. Besides, I have to pick up the students at their class and go to the English Classroom, which is in the second floor. So at the end we have 35’ of real time or 50’. As I have to repeat every session four times (p5A group 1 and 2, P5B group 1 and 2) what I do is to try to do it as it was 35’ in the afternoon. But if the session it’s in the morning, I can be more relaxed and spend more time in every activity. Learning objectives: - Practice the routines language (hello, how are you today, what’s the weather like today…) - Introduce the children to space words in English through games, songs and storytelling. - Explore the value of collaborating with each other Competencies involved: - Linguistic communication competence - Audiovisual competence - Social competence - Knowledge and interaction with the physical world Assessment: - Observation in class - Participating in an active way Lesson development: In this lesson I followed the routines that I normally follow in my kindergarten’s lessons.
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- 3. Bloom's Taxonomy: Creating Evaluating Analising Applying Understanding Remembering ICT resources - Tate kid’s game http://kids.tate.org.uk/games/paint/ - Zoom zoom zoom song https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=DEHBrmZxAf8 -See you later song https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=oWkOkpzyD3Y Personal notes/reminders/homework/other considerations: Key: Interaction: T-Ss (teacher-students) T- S (teacher-student) S-S (student-student) Ss-Ss (students-students) Skills: L (listening) W (writing) S (speaking) R (reading) I (interacting)