This document outlines a 30-minute lesson plan for primary school students aged 6-7 to teach weather vocabulary in English. The lesson introduces vocabulary like sunny, rainy, windy through a song called "The Weather Song". Students will listen to the song, complete a matching exercise to practice vocabulary, and make their own flashcards. They will ask questions like "How's the weather?" and sing the song together. As homework, students are asked to find pictures of different weather and write the corresponding vocabulary words.

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Practical 5: Mini-class on Songs
How’s the weather today?
TOPIC
The Weather
AIMS
To develop and practise:
 Vocabulary: the weather (sunny, rainy, windy, cloudy, snowy, foggy, hot,
cold)
 Structure: wh-word ‘how’ in interrogative forms, verb ‘to be’ (interrogative
and positive forms).
 Integrated skills: Listening, speaking, reading, writing.
AGE
Primary (6-7 years)
TIME
30 minutes approximately
MATERIALS
1. Song, lyrics: ‘The Weather Song’ (1.46 minutes)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pROX81dXflg
2. Activity sheet with a matching exercise.
3. Flashcards: the weather (8).
4. White sheets of paper.
INTRODUCTION
In this lesson learners will be introduced to the song called ‘The weather song’’.
They will listen to the song, complete comprehension activities, make their own
flashcards and practise the weather vocabulary mentioned in the song. They
will also practise asking ‘How’s the weather?’ structure as well as sing the song.
Finally learners can do some extension work as homework based on the song,
in which they will have to look for pictures where the can recognize the weather,

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cut and paste them in their notebooks before writing the correct weather word
under them.
PROCEDURE
1. Introduce the topic (5 mins)  Introduce the topic of weather.
Review the weather vocabulary
items that are featured in the song
(sunny, rainy, windy, cloudy,
snowy, foggy, hot, cold) using
flashcards and body gestures.
 Ask learners if they know how the
weather is today/ what the
weather is like today.
2. Listening to the song and
introduction of vocabulary (7 mins)
 Tell learners they are going to
watch and listen to a song about
the weather. Play the song while
showing the learners the
appropriate flashcard.
 Stick the flashcards on the
blackboard.
 Play the song again and stop it
after each weather word. Say
them and make the learners
repeat them as well as pointing
out the appropriate word on the
blackboard. You can use body
gestures or sounds to represent
the meaning of the words.
3. Doing a matching exercise (5-6
mins)
 After giving each learners a
photocopy with the activity,
explain the assignment in which
they will have to match each
image with its appropriate weather
word.
 Then check the activity orally. You
can use the flashcards on the
blackboard to represent the
matching exercise and make the
learners participate.
4. Making your own flashcards (8
mins)
 Divide the class into four groups
and give them some white sheets
of paper.
 Then assign them to make their
own flashcards (only two per
group: hot and snowy, cold and

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windy, foggy and sunny, rainy and
cloudy).
5. Moving (2 mins)  Get all your learners to stand up
and loudly say each weather
word. Learners have to rise up
and show the correct picture
(according to the ones each group
has) and do body gestures
representing the meaning of the
words.
6. Singing the song (2 mins)  Do the same as the previous
activity while playing the song.
Sing the song together with the
learners.
7. Setting homework (2 mins)  Assign learners to look for some
pictures where they can recognize
the weather, cut and paste them
in their notebooks before writing
the correct weather word under
them.