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This lesson plan is done in order to complement the work done with the software Hot Potatoes.
It is aimed for students who are learning about animals and their classification (mammals, reptiles, birds, fish and amphibians), can('t) structure and action verbs performed by animals.
It was required as an assigment for the subject 'ICT in English Teaching' at Universidad Tecnológica Nacional.
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1. Practice II – Camila Roldán & Samanta Otamendi Gomez
Lesson Plan N° 8
Date: 06/09/2014
Class: 6th grade “C” & “D”
Class N°: 14th – 15th
Level: Beginner
Time: One class
Language Exponents: can / can’t - have got / haven’t got
Language Skills: Writing
Main Aims:
· Students will produce an animal file card.
Personal Aims:
· Camila will try to move around the classroom and interact more with the
students at the back.
Materials:
· Photocopies.
· Animal images.
· Beamer
Anticipated problems:
· Students may find it difficult to produce on their own small texts because
they may not remember vocabulary or language structures.
Possible Solutions:
· We guide their productions by correcting their mistakes, and also give them
an outline of what they should produce. Besides, they will have at hand
photocopies we have worked with that contain parts of the body, habitats
and the use of can/can’t, have got/ haven’t got.
2. Practice II – Camila Roldán & Samanta Otamendi Gomez
PROCEDURES
1) Warm-up activities:
a) We will correct the last activity worked during the previous class:
We will show all of the animals in a powerpoint presentation so that everyone
can see them (this is because in the previous class each pair had a different
animal and they did not see the others). We will correct the questions and
add some little details that might be of interest as the animals are rare and
children do not know them.
2) Main Activity:
a) In pairs, students have to choose an animal from Argentina and write
a short description about it using all the content we have worked in the
unit. For this, we will provide them with these guidelines:
Model for writing
(Name of the animal)
1) They are______.
2) They live in _______.
3) They are _________(colour).
4) They have got _______.
5) They can ________but they can’t ____________.
3. Practice II – Camila Roldán & Samanta Otamendi Gomez
Homework:
· Complete the crossword
_ A _ _ _ _ _
_ N _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I _ _
_ _ M _
A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ L _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S _ _ _ _ _
1) They have got four legs, a nose and two small ears. They can run, climb
and swim but they can’t fly or crawl. (Jaguars)
2) They haven’t got legs or wings. They can climb, swim and crawl but they
can’t fly or run. (Snakes)
3) They have got a beak, two flippers and feathers. They can swim but they
can’t fly. They are black and white. (Penguins)
4) They have got a brown body with a long tail. They have got four legs and
claws. They can run, climb and swim but they can’t fly or crawl. (Pumas)
5) They have got four short legs and a long tail but they haven’t got
feathers or wings. They can swim. ( Alligators)
6) They have got big ears, a trunk and two tusks. (Elephants)
4. Practice II – Camila Roldán & Samanta Otamendi Gomez
7) They have got fins and gills. They can swim. (Sharks)