This document contains a lesson plan for an English class for 5th grade students in Argentina. The lesson plan aims to teach students vocabulary related to neighborhoods, including people, animals, objects, transportation and buildings. The lesson uses a video about a dinosaur named Gogo walking through a town to introduce new vocabulary in an engaging way. Students will watch the video twice, answering questions after each viewing. They will also practice asking and answering questions about the number of items in the video, such as "How many monkeys are there?". The lesson integrates listening, speaking, and cooperative work between students.
In this lesson students worked in their booklets. In order to create a meaningful context I created a story in which I included vocabulary I have taught in the two previous lessons and new items of clothes which were included in their booklets. It was the first time children were told a story in English so this activity proved to be a little disorganized but the children enjoyed it.
Tpd 2015 tielve - second period - lesson plan 3Myriam Tielve
This document provides a lesson plan for an English class focusing on places in the neighborhood. The lesson plan includes the teaching points, aims and goals, language focus, teaching approach, skills integration, materials, seating arrangement, cooperative work activities, possible problems and solutions, language challenges students may face, and assessment. The lesson involves a warm-up game to review neighborhood locations, presenting new vocabulary of shops and prepositions of location, reading a text about the neighborhood, and interactive speaking practice locating places.
This document outlines a lesson plan for an English class in an Argentine kindergarten. The 30-minute lesson focuses on integrating vocabulary related to clothing that was presented in previous lessons. Students will roleplay getting dressed using puppets and participate in a game where they name items of clothing characters are putting on. The lesson concludes by singing songs together and saying goodbye, as this is the student teacher's last class with this group.
In my first two lessons I had to teach children to identify boys and girls. In their booklets students had a page in which they were supposed to match a drawing of a boy and a girl to their clothes. As they could identify and name colours and numbers, I tried to use their background knowledge and create a context of children playing in a park which I believed was meaningful to their age and interests. Surfing the net, I found some engaging songs, pictures and a video as well.
Following the main teacher´s tips, in this lesson I included an activity in which students were encouraged to stick some magazine pictures on wallpaper in order to make a poster. Students really enjoyed it and it gave me enough time to go round the room and elicit new chunks from students in isolation. It was a pity that the lesson was only 30 minutes, it would be better if students had had the possiblity of finding the pictures themselves in different magazines.
Tpd 2015 tielve - second period - lesson plan 5Myriam Tielve
This document provides details for a lesson plan for an English class at the primary school level. The lesson focuses on asking for and giving directions about places in the neighborhood. Students will listen to recorded dialogues between Miss Susan, a teacher new to the area, and a student asking for directions. They will complete a worksheet to practice their listening comprehension. The teacher aims to improve students' listening, speaking, and language skills through paired and group activities where they exchange information about locations. Potential issues and solutions are outlined, such as encouraging the use of English if students lapse into their native language.
This document contains a teacher's reflections on three English lessons taught to primary school students. For the first lesson, the teacher found that using real objects and miming helped motivate students to learn new vocabulary. Students responded well to the activities but some materials could be improved. The second lesson introduced possessive 's' using The Simpsons characters, which engaged students initially but activities became weak. The third lesson on social media motivated students through images and a game, though the game needed clearer rules. Overall, the teacher found that visuals like images and objects, as well as games, helped engage students and will inform future lesson planning.
This lesson plan is for a kindergarten class in Argentina. The lesson aims to revise parts of the house vocabulary like living room, bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. During the 45 minute lesson, students will identify these rooms in images, name the parts of the house, and listen to a song about cleaning the living room. Activities include matching rooms to objects, miming actions for each room, and listening to the song. The teacher will check understanding through listening to student responses and peer correction.
In this lesson students worked in their booklets. In order to create a meaningful context I created a story in which I included vocabulary I have taught in the two previous lessons and new items of clothes which were included in their booklets. It was the first time children were told a story in English so this activity proved to be a little disorganized but the children enjoyed it.
Tpd 2015 tielve - second period - lesson plan 3Myriam Tielve
This document provides a lesson plan for an English class focusing on places in the neighborhood. The lesson plan includes the teaching points, aims and goals, language focus, teaching approach, skills integration, materials, seating arrangement, cooperative work activities, possible problems and solutions, language challenges students may face, and assessment. The lesson involves a warm-up game to review neighborhood locations, presenting new vocabulary of shops and prepositions of location, reading a text about the neighborhood, and interactive speaking practice locating places.
This document outlines a lesson plan for an English class in an Argentine kindergarten. The 30-minute lesson focuses on integrating vocabulary related to clothing that was presented in previous lessons. Students will roleplay getting dressed using puppets and participate in a game where they name items of clothing characters are putting on. The lesson concludes by singing songs together and saying goodbye, as this is the student teacher's last class with this group.
In my first two lessons I had to teach children to identify boys and girls. In their booklets students had a page in which they were supposed to match a drawing of a boy and a girl to their clothes. As they could identify and name colours and numbers, I tried to use their background knowledge and create a context of children playing in a park which I believed was meaningful to their age and interests. Surfing the net, I found some engaging songs, pictures and a video as well.
Following the main teacher´s tips, in this lesson I included an activity in which students were encouraged to stick some magazine pictures on wallpaper in order to make a poster. Students really enjoyed it and it gave me enough time to go round the room and elicit new chunks from students in isolation. It was a pity that the lesson was only 30 minutes, it would be better if students had had the possiblity of finding the pictures themselves in different magazines.
Tpd 2015 tielve - second period - lesson plan 5Myriam Tielve
This document provides details for a lesson plan for an English class at the primary school level. The lesson focuses on asking for and giving directions about places in the neighborhood. Students will listen to recorded dialogues between Miss Susan, a teacher new to the area, and a student asking for directions. They will complete a worksheet to practice their listening comprehension. The teacher aims to improve students' listening, speaking, and language skills through paired and group activities where they exchange information about locations. Potential issues and solutions are outlined, such as encouraging the use of English if students lapse into their native language.
This document contains a teacher's reflections on three English lessons taught to primary school students. For the first lesson, the teacher found that using real objects and miming helped motivate students to learn new vocabulary. Students responded well to the activities but some materials could be improved. The second lesson introduced possessive 's' using The Simpsons characters, which engaged students initially but activities became weak. The third lesson on social media motivated students through images and a game, though the game needed clearer rules. Overall, the teacher found that visuals like images and objects, as well as games, helped engage students and will inform future lesson planning.
This lesson plan is for a kindergarten class in Argentina. The lesson aims to revise parts of the house vocabulary like living room, bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. During the 45 minute lesson, students will identify these rooms in images, name the parts of the house, and listen to a song about cleaning the living room. Activities include matching rooms to objects, miming actions for each room, and listening to the song. The teacher will check understanding through listening to student responses and peer correction.
Natalia observed her first English lesson with a kindergarten class in Spain. She noticed the students were noisy and had trouble following instructions. During the lesson, the teacher introduced parts of the body vocabulary using pictures, wool pieces for students to stick on, and questions in Spanish. Students struggled to understand when Natalia spoke to them in English. Natalia worries about managing students' behavior and their ability to understand her during her upcoming lessons speaking only English.
This lesson plan is for an English class at the secondary level focusing on routines and frequency adverbs. The plan includes 4 activities to introduce, practice, and assess the target language. Students will match images to vocabulary words, read a short text answering yes/no questions, reorder sentences using the new structures, and write 5 sentences about their own routines. The plan incorporates group work, whole class discussion and individual writing. Feedback is provided to help strengthen time management and response to student needs.
Rodrigues - TPD - Primer Período - Planificación 1Natyrod1984
This document provides a lesson plan for a kindergarten class introducing vocabulary about school objects. The 30-minute lesson begins with a routine song to greet the students. Next, the teacher revises colors with flashcards and a song. Then, the new vocabulary words for pencil, paper, book, and crayon are presented and repeated. The students practice identifying and grouping the objects by color. The lesson closes by singing a goodbye song. The goal is for students to learn and recognize these common classroom items.
The document provides details of an English lesson for a 5th grade class in Argentina. The lesson aims to revise clothes vocabulary through listening activities and conversations. Students will listen to two conversations, one at a phone and one in a clothes shop, and answer comprehension questions. They will also practice asking and stating prices using "How much is..." and "How much are..." constructions. The lesson incorporates group work, games, and various listening and reading exercises to reinforce the target vocabulary and language structures.
This lesson plan summarizes a 45-minute English class for 5-year-old students in Argentina. The lesson introduces family customs between Argentina and the United States. Students will learn family members, recognize similarities and differences between Argentine and American culture, and name some customs from each country. The teacher will use pictures, flashcards, and student drawings to review family vocabulary and compare traditions like eating asado and barbecue, drinking mate and going camping.
This document outlines a lesson plan for a secondary English class. The lesson focuses on reviewing the present perfect tense and introducing the adverbs "for" and "since." Key activities include watching videos to identify uses of the present perfect, completing exercises about sentences with already, just and yet, creating dialogues in small groups, and performing role plays. The lesson aims to develop students' speaking, listening, reading and writing skills through communicative activities integrating various skills.
Here are some suggestions to improve the lesson plan:
- Include more challenging activities that require higher-order thinking skills like applying, analyzing, evaluating in addition to recalling facts.
- Connect the workbook activities more explicitly to the topic by having students answer questions about the Simpsons family instead of just practicing grammar in isolation.
- Expose students to authentic texts, images, videos about the Simpsons to make it more engaging and provide language models.
- Allow more time for student-centered activities like role plays, projects, debates where they use the target language creatively.
- Incorporate formative assessment throughout to check understanding beyond just whole-class questioning.
With some adjustments to include more engaging,
Tpd 2015 tielve - second period - lesson plan 4Myriam Tielve
This document contains a lesson plan for a English class focusing on asking for and giving directions about places in a neighborhood. The lesson plan includes objectives, language focus, teaching approach, materials, activities, and assessment. The warm up activity involves students brainstorming places in their neighborhood. In the presentation, students will listen to dialogues between a teacher asking for directions and a student responding, and complete a worksheet about the conversations. The lesson aims to improve students' listening skills and ability to ask for and give directions in everyday conversations.
Rodrigues - TPD - Primer Período - Planificación 5Natyrod1984
This document provides details of an English lesson for young students in Argentina. It introduces new vocabulary words for shapes - triangle and rectangle - through a video. It then revises previously learned shapes like circle and square. Students practice identifying and saying the new shapes. They also complete a worksheet coloring shapes according to the teacher's instructions to reinforce the vocabulary. The goal is for students to be able to identify and say the names of the shapes.
Rodrigues - TPD - Primer Período - Planificación 3Natyrod1984
This document provides a lesson plan for a kindergarten English class. The lesson aims to teach students vocabulary for school objects like table and chair, as well as adjectives like big and small. The 30 minute lesson begins with a greeting song and warm-up game to review previous vocabulary. New words are then introduced through pictures and gestures. Students practice the new vocabulary in a game where they pass flashcards around and identify the object and its size. The lesson ends by singing a goodbye song.
This lesson plan is for a 5th grade class in Argentina. The lesson aims to review vocabulary like demonstratives and possessives through reading a short Twitter post by a girl named Aiko from Japan. Students will develop reading skills and identify cultural elements. During the warm-up, the teacher introduces Twitter and shows sample posts to contextualize the reading. In the presentation, students read Aiko's post and relate images to the text. They then indicate things they like. Students play games to practice the vocabulary. The closure has the teacher thank the students for their work.
This document contains a lesson plan submitted by Leticia Gieser for a mock lesson teaching family vocabulary to 5-year-old beginner English learners. The 40-minute lesson uses a video, flashcards, drawings, and games to introduce and practice "mummy", "daddy", "brother", "sister", and "baby". Students will watch a video song, match family members to flashcards, draw their own families, and play a guessing game to review the vocabulary. The tutor provides feedback on including clear instructions and maintaining context throughout.
During this lesson, students will:
1) Revise vocabulary related to parts of the body, colors, and numbers through commands like "touch your head" and a chant.
2) Learn new vocabulary for arms, legs, and fingers.
3) Practice the new vocabulary by drawing a picture of a friend following commands to use different colors for body parts.
4) Be assessed on their participation, ability to follow commands, and answer questions about the new vocabulary.
Tpd 2015 tielve - second period final report - primary-checked Myriam Tielve
(1) The document summarizes the student's experience completing a practicum teaching English to 10-11 year old students.
(2) While initially nervous, the student felt more confident having previously observed the class. With guidance from the English teacher, the student created activities to encourage communicative English use beyond memorized contexts.
(3) Through patience, recycling language structures, and visual aids, the students improved in using English in interactions, though some continued using their native language. The student learned the importance of enjoyment and relaxation in teaching.
The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching body parts to young students. The lesson includes introducing new vocabulary like arms, hands, legs, and feet through a video song. Students will practice these words by mimicking movements. They will also review numbers and colors. The main activity has students working in pairs to create a monster poster, labeling the body parts. They will then present their posters to the class.
The document provides directions for a final project on developing plans to teach phonemic awareness in the classroom. It includes templates to fill out over six sessions that cover topics like phonemic awareness assessments, activities, standards, and strategies. The templates require details on assessments, activities, skills, and using technology. A reflection is also included to discuss how this process has changed instruction. The final submission requires assembling all templates and materials into a formal lesson plan with assessment.
This lesson plan is for a kindergarten English class of 17 students aged 5. The lesson aims to teach students to identify several toys in English - a plane, dinosaur, ball, and doll. The 30 minute lesson consists of a routine/greeting stage, presentation of new vocabulary, a controlled practice activity where students match flashcards to toy names, and a coloring worksheet for closure. The teacher uses a teddy bear puppet, toy props, songs and direct instruction to engage students and focus on the target language.
The lesson plan is for a 5th grade English class at a secondary school in Zapala, Neuquén. It focuses on revising the present simple and present continuous tenses. During the 40-minute lesson, students will describe pictures using the target tenses, ask and answer questions about activities they like or dislike, and play a sentence relay game. The plan outlines learning aims, language focus, teaching approach, materials, activities and assessments to integrate listening, speaking, reading and writing skills while revising key grammatical structures.
The document provides details about an English lesson for 5th grade students in Coronel Dorrego, Argentina. The 50-minute lesson focuses on clothing vocabulary and involves watching a video about animals wearing clothes. Students will practice describing what characters are wearing, develop writing skills by creating a song verse, and have homework matching clothing words. The natural approach method is used with pre-listening, while listening, and post-listening activities to reinforce vocabulary comprehension.
The document summarizes a lesson plan for a class on the Olympic Games taught by student teacher Mariana Canellas. The 120-minute lesson was for a 6th year secondary school class in Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina. The lesson plan outlines the aims, teaching points on vocabulary and grammar, activities including a warm-up drawing activity and reading about Olympic athlete Michael Phelps, as well as an assessment of students. The lesson integrated skills like reading, speaking and listening and used a communicative approach.
Los mapas conceptuales se definen como estrategias de aprendizaje que ayudan a organizar y comprender conocimientos mediante la construcción de relaciones jerárquicas entre conceptos clave. Un mapa conceptual representa gráficamente los conceptos y sus relaciones a través de elipses u ovalos para los conceptos y líneas para las palabras enlace. Los mapas conceptuales mejoran la visualización y retención de la información, permitiendo identificar rápidamente las ideas principales y relaciones entre conceptos de un tema.
Nazir Ahmed has over 23 years of experience managing infrastructure projects in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. He has worked as a project manager, civil inspector, and site engineer on numerous highway, bridge, tunnel, and viaduct projects. His responsibilities have included supervising construction activities to ensure compliance with specifications, maintaining safety standards, and managing project schedules and budgets. He is seeking a reputable organization where he can continue utilizing his leadership, technical, and communication skills.
Natalia observed her first English lesson with a kindergarten class in Spain. She noticed the students were noisy and had trouble following instructions. During the lesson, the teacher introduced parts of the body vocabulary using pictures, wool pieces for students to stick on, and questions in Spanish. Students struggled to understand when Natalia spoke to them in English. Natalia worries about managing students' behavior and their ability to understand her during her upcoming lessons speaking only English.
This lesson plan is for an English class at the secondary level focusing on routines and frequency adverbs. The plan includes 4 activities to introduce, practice, and assess the target language. Students will match images to vocabulary words, read a short text answering yes/no questions, reorder sentences using the new structures, and write 5 sentences about their own routines. The plan incorporates group work, whole class discussion and individual writing. Feedback is provided to help strengthen time management and response to student needs.
Rodrigues - TPD - Primer Período - Planificación 1Natyrod1984
This document provides a lesson plan for a kindergarten class introducing vocabulary about school objects. The 30-minute lesson begins with a routine song to greet the students. Next, the teacher revises colors with flashcards and a song. Then, the new vocabulary words for pencil, paper, book, and crayon are presented and repeated. The students practice identifying and grouping the objects by color. The lesson closes by singing a goodbye song. The goal is for students to learn and recognize these common classroom items.
The document provides details of an English lesson for a 5th grade class in Argentina. The lesson aims to revise clothes vocabulary through listening activities and conversations. Students will listen to two conversations, one at a phone and one in a clothes shop, and answer comprehension questions. They will also practice asking and stating prices using "How much is..." and "How much are..." constructions. The lesson incorporates group work, games, and various listening and reading exercises to reinforce the target vocabulary and language structures.
This lesson plan summarizes a 45-minute English class for 5-year-old students in Argentina. The lesson introduces family customs between Argentina and the United States. Students will learn family members, recognize similarities and differences between Argentine and American culture, and name some customs from each country. The teacher will use pictures, flashcards, and student drawings to review family vocabulary and compare traditions like eating asado and barbecue, drinking mate and going camping.
This document outlines a lesson plan for a secondary English class. The lesson focuses on reviewing the present perfect tense and introducing the adverbs "for" and "since." Key activities include watching videos to identify uses of the present perfect, completing exercises about sentences with already, just and yet, creating dialogues in small groups, and performing role plays. The lesson aims to develop students' speaking, listening, reading and writing skills through communicative activities integrating various skills.
Here are some suggestions to improve the lesson plan:
- Include more challenging activities that require higher-order thinking skills like applying, analyzing, evaluating in addition to recalling facts.
- Connect the workbook activities more explicitly to the topic by having students answer questions about the Simpsons family instead of just practicing grammar in isolation.
- Expose students to authentic texts, images, videos about the Simpsons to make it more engaging and provide language models.
- Allow more time for student-centered activities like role plays, projects, debates where they use the target language creatively.
- Incorporate formative assessment throughout to check understanding beyond just whole-class questioning.
With some adjustments to include more engaging,
Tpd 2015 tielve - second period - lesson plan 4Myriam Tielve
This document contains a lesson plan for a English class focusing on asking for and giving directions about places in a neighborhood. The lesson plan includes objectives, language focus, teaching approach, materials, activities, and assessment. The warm up activity involves students brainstorming places in their neighborhood. In the presentation, students will listen to dialogues between a teacher asking for directions and a student responding, and complete a worksheet about the conversations. The lesson aims to improve students' listening skills and ability to ask for and give directions in everyday conversations.
Rodrigues - TPD - Primer Período - Planificación 5Natyrod1984
This document provides details of an English lesson for young students in Argentina. It introduces new vocabulary words for shapes - triangle and rectangle - through a video. It then revises previously learned shapes like circle and square. Students practice identifying and saying the new shapes. They also complete a worksheet coloring shapes according to the teacher's instructions to reinforce the vocabulary. The goal is for students to be able to identify and say the names of the shapes.
Rodrigues - TPD - Primer Período - Planificación 3Natyrod1984
This document provides a lesson plan for a kindergarten English class. The lesson aims to teach students vocabulary for school objects like table and chair, as well as adjectives like big and small. The 30 minute lesson begins with a greeting song and warm-up game to review previous vocabulary. New words are then introduced through pictures and gestures. Students practice the new vocabulary in a game where they pass flashcards around and identify the object and its size. The lesson ends by singing a goodbye song.
This lesson plan is for a 5th grade class in Argentina. The lesson aims to review vocabulary like demonstratives and possessives through reading a short Twitter post by a girl named Aiko from Japan. Students will develop reading skills and identify cultural elements. During the warm-up, the teacher introduces Twitter and shows sample posts to contextualize the reading. In the presentation, students read Aiko's post and relate images to the text. They then indicate things they like. Students play games to practice the vocabulary. The closure has the teacher thank the students for their work.
This document contains a lesson plan submitted by Leticia Gieser for a mock lesson teaching family vocabulary to 5-year-old beginner English learners. The 40-minute lesson uses a video, flashcards, drawings, and games to introduce and practice "mummy", "daddy", "brother", "sister", and "baby". Students will watch a video song, match family members to flashcards, draw their own families, and play a guessing game to review the vocabulary. The tutor provides feedback on including clear instructions and maintaining context throughout.
During this lesson, students will:
1) Revise vocabulary related to parts of the body, colors, and numbers through commands like "touch your head" and a chant.
2) Learn new vocabulary for arms, legs, and fingers.
3) Practice the new vocabulary by drawing a picture of a friend following commands to use different colors for body parts.
4) Be assessed on their participation, ability to follow commands, and answer questions about the new vocabulary.
Tpd 2015 tielve - second period final report - primary-checked Myriam Tielve
(1) The document summarizes the student's experience completing a practicum teaching English to 10-11 year old students.
(2) While initially nervous, the student felt more confident having previously observed the class. With guidance from the English teacher, the student created activities to encourage communicative English use beyond memorized contexts.
(3) Through patience, recycling language structures, and visual aids, the students improved in using English in interactions, though some continued using their native language. The student learned the importance of enjoyment and relaxation in teaching.
The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching body parts to young students. The lesson includes introducing new vocabulary like arms, hands, legs, and feet through a video song. Students will practice these words by mimicking movements. They will also review numbers and colors. The main activity has students working in pairs to create a monster poster, labeling the body parts. They will then present their posters to the class.
The document provides directions for a final project on developing plans to teach phonemic awareness in the classroom. It includes templates to fill out over six sessions that cover topics like phonemic awareness assessments, activities, standards, and strategies. The templates require details on assessments, activities, skills, and using technology. A reflection is also included to discuss how this process has changed instruction. The final submission requires assembling all templates and materials into a formal lesson plan with assessment.
This lesson plan is for a kindergarten English class of 17 students aged 5. The lesson aims to teach students to identify several toys in English - a plane, dinosaur, ball, and doll. The 30 minute lesson consists of a routine/greeting stage, presentation of new vocabulary, a controlled practice activity where students match flashcards to toy names, and a coloring worksheet for closure. The teacher uses a teddy bear puppet, toy props, songs and direct instruction to engage students and focus on the target language.
The lesson plan is for a 5th grade English class at a secondary school in Zapala, Neuquén. It focuses on revising the present simple and present continuous tenses. During the 40-minute lesson, students will describe pictures using the target tenses, ask and answer questions about activities they like or dislike, and play a sentence relay game. The plan outlines learning aims, language focus, teaching approach, materials, activities and assessments to integrate listening, speaking, reading and writing skills while revising key grammatical structures.
The document provides details about an English lesson for 5th grade students in Coronel Dorrego, Argentina. The 50-minute lesson focuses on clothing vocabulary and involves watching a video about animals wearing clothes. Students will practice describing what characters are wearing, develop writing skills by creating a song verse, and have homework matching clothing words. The natural approach method is used with pre-listening, while listening, and post-listening activities to reinforce vocabulary comprehension.
The document summarizes a lesson plan for a class on the Olympic Games taught by student teacher Mariana Canellas. The 120-minute lesson was for a 6th year secondary school class in Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina. The lesson plan outlines the aims, teaching points on vocabulary and grammar, activities including a warm-up drawing activity and reading about Olympic athlete Michael Phelps, as well as an assessment of students. The lesson integrated skills like reading, speaking and listening and used a communicative approach.
Los mapas conceptuales se definen como estrategias de aprendizaje que ayudan a organizar y comprender conocimientos mediante la construcción de relaciones jerárquicas entre conceptos clave. Un mapa conceptual representa gráficamente los conceptos y sus relaciones a través de elipses u ovalos para los conceptos y líneas para las palabras enlace. Los mapas conceptuales mejoran la visualización y retención de la información, permitiendo identificar rápidamente las ideas principales y relaciones entre conceptos de un tema.
Nazir Ahmed has over 23 years of experience managing infrastructure projects in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. He has worked as a project manager, civil inspector, and site engineer on numerous highway, bridge, tunnel, and viaduct projects. His responsibilities have included supervising construction activities to ensure compliance with specifications, maintaining safety standards, and managing project schedules and budgets. He is seeking a reputable organization where he can continue utilizing his leadership, technical, and communication skills.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
UrbanShepherds.org is presenting information on using ultrasound scanning of loin eye muscle to select sheep for breeding stock and to set quality standards. The document discusses the value of ultrasound for improving carcass traits like muscle depth and back fat thickness. It also proposes that a co-op could use ultrasound to measure lamb crops and ensure they meet quality requirements for selling to local markets. The goal is to help producers increase profitability by providing higher quality lamb that fetches better prices.
This document advertises home and business maintenance services including electrical, plumbing, decoration, bathroom and kitchen refits, landscaping, alarms and CCTV, roofing, insulation and draught proofing. Free estimates and consultations are provided. Contact can be made via telephone 07720 677723 or 01905 29011 or via email at artisans.worcester@gmail.com.
Rihanna is a 25-year-old singer, actress, and model from Barbados. She has short, wavy red hair and a defined, thin brown eyebrow with long black eyelashes and shocking big green eyes. While she does not have long straight black hair, small blue eyes, or a big circular face, she is a successful brunette born on the island of Barbados known for her beauty and thin tall figure.
La Unión Europea ha propuesto un nuevo paquete de sanciones contra Rusia que incluye un embargo al petróleo. El embargo prohibiría las importaciones de petróleo ruso por mar y por oleoducto, aunque se concederían exenciones temporales a Hungría y Eslovaquia. Este sería el sexto paquete de sanciones de la UE contra Rusia desde la invasión de Ucrania a finales de febrero.
1) A família é o centro de nossos reflexos agradáveis ou desagradáveis do passado.
2) Espíritos pioneiros podem superar os laços familiares para seguir sua própria evolução.
3) Cada pessoa gradualmente ultrapassará os limites do seu círculo familiar à medida que adquira novas experiências.
This document contains the resume of Ankerla Sreenivas detailing his experience as an IT professional with over 8 years of experience working on various projects. He is currently working as an Onsite Project Manager for SBI (State Bank of India) managing their Gyanodaya e-Learning project. Prior to this he has worked on hospital management systems, education management systems and healthcare projects in roles like Project Coordinator, Business Analyst and Application Engineer.
El informe analiza las principales tendencias de amenazas cibernéticas observadas en 2016, incluida la identificación y neutralización de una gran operación de kits de ataque y ransomware, así como de uno de los mayores botnets DDoS. También examina el uso creciente de cifrado en Internet, las debilidades en la seguridad de las pymes, y las perspectivas sobre la necesidad de que los profesionales de seguridad actualicen sus estrategias de defensa ante las sofisticadas tácticas de los atacantes.
This document contains a lesson plan for an English class focused on routines and frequency adverbs. The lesson plan outlines the teaching points, aims, language focus, approach, materials, activities, and assessment. The 40 minute lesson includes a warm up activity to review vocabulary, a presentation of new vocabulary related to typical daily routines, a development activity where students match sentences to pictures, and a closure activity where students find hidden words related to the routines. The plan demonstrates organization, coherence in sequencing activities, inclusion of varied resources and learning styles, clear stages and strategies, and accuracy of language.
This document is a lesson plan for an English class focusing on routines and frequency adverbs. The plan outlines the teaching points, aims, language focus, approach, materials, activities, assessment, and components of the lesson. The lesson includes a warm up activity to review prior vocabulary, two main activities for students to practice identifying and using target language in sentences and matching activities, and a closure to assess learning. The plan provides details on the structure and flow of the 40 minute class.
Rodrigues - TPD - Segundo período - Planificación 2 Natyrod1984
This document provides a lesson plan for a 6th grade English class focusing on the present continuous tense. The lesson includes activities to introduce family vocabulary, practice asking and answering questions about what people are doing, and watching a video about Mr. Bean to reinforce the target grammar point. Formative assessment is conducted through interactive activities and checking student understanding throughout the lesson.
This lesson plan outlines a 40-minute English class for 5th grade students. The lesson aims to develop students' listening, speaking, reading and writing skills through activities focused on pets. The lesson follows the PPP approach and integrates CLIL. It includes a greeting routine, warm-up activity reviewing pets, presentation of new vocabulary through a song, practice in groups making sentences about pets, students sharing sentences aloud, individual writing, and closing speaking activity. Homework is assigned on a classroom blog.
This document contains a lesson plan for an English class focused on routines and frequency adverbs. The plan outlines the teaching points, aims, language focus, approach, materials, activities and assessment. The class will introduce vocabulary like "always", "sometimes" and "never" through a memory game, reading comprehension activity and practice sentences in pairs. Students will identify routines, ask and answer questions, and write short sentences about their routines. The plan provides structure and variety to engage students through group work, individual practice, and a closing activity to assess learning.
This document provides a lesson plan for an English class focusing on parts of the house and locations. The 50 minute lesson has the following stages:
1) A warm-up greeting routine to review daily greetings.
2) A presentation where the teacher reviews parts of the house vocabulary using pictures of the character Zappy looking for friends in different rooms.
3) A development activity where the teacher mimes actions in different rooms for students to guess the location.
4) A production activity where students listen to a recording and complete sentences about where Zappy's friends are located in the house.
5) A conclusion singing a song about cleaning up different parts of the house.
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1. Taller de Práctica Docente 2015
Tutora: Prof. Cecilia A. Zemborain
Co- tutoras: Prof. Eugenia Carrión Cantón – Prof. Graciela Inés Manzur
Lesson Plans – Practicum – Second Period
I.F.D.C. LenguasVivas
Taller de Práctica Docente
ALUMNA PRACTICANTE: Myriam Beatriz Tielve
Peer Corrector: Paula Schulze
Período de Práctica: Segundo – Nivel Primario
Institución Educativa: Instituto Juana de Ibarbourou
Dirección: Avenida Gral. Rojo 4415 – Gregorio de Laferrere - Buenos Aires
Sala/Grado/Año: 5to C – Turno Mañana
Cantidad de alumnos: 36
Nivel Lingüistico del curso: Beginners
Tipo de Planificación: Clase
UnidadTemática: Our neighbourhood
Clase N°: 2
Fecha: 14/07/2015
Hora: 7.35 – 8.25
Duración de la clase: 50´
Fecha de la primera entrega: 9 /07/2015
• Teaching Points: Are there? (Interrogative form) – Short answers (Yes, there are/No, there aren´t.)
How many … are there? There are…
• Aims and goals:
During this lesson, learners will be able to…
o Recognize, identify and mention vocabulary connected with the story of “The Old
House”.
2. o Identify and use the structure “Are there?” in questions with “Yes/No answer.”
o Identify the structure “How many… are there? to ask about number of objects,
animals and people.
o Follow simple commands while they are getting organized to work.
• Language focus:
LEXIS FUNCTION STRUCTURES PRONUNCIATION
REVISION Greetings
Hello!
Goodbye!
The Imperative
Smile!
Shake!
Sit down!
Listen to!
People
Boy; girl;
woman; man
Animals
Cats
Objects
Cups; plates;
seats; boxes;
bins.
-Greeting people.
-Giving
commands and
instructions.
-Identifying and
naming people,
objects and
animals.
-Wh- Questions
in the simple
present
-How are you
today? I´m fine.
Polite requests
-Let´s sit
down/look at the
T.V/ open your
book on page…
-Listen to your
partner, please!
Is there…?+
people, animals
and objects.
Yes/No answers
Yes, there is/No,
there isn´t a…
Recognition and
use of the sounds
|ʌ| in cup
|ɜː| in girl
NEW
Animals
Birds; monkeys
Means of
transport
Planes; boats
Steps; eggs
-Asking and
answering yes/no
questions about
animals; means
of transport;
objects.
-Questions with
Yes/No answer
-Are there… on
page …? Yes,
there are/No,
there aren´t.
-Wh-questions in
simple present
-What are they?
They are…
-How many are
there…? There
are+number
Recognition and
use of the
existential
pronoun “there”
in its weak form
|ðər| there
|ɜː|in birds
3. • Teaching approach: The Natural Approach and the PPP method. The students are expected to
interact with the teacher and peers in a natural way.
• Integrating skills: Listening while watching a video and Speaking while interacting with the teacher
and partners.
• Materials and resources: The book “The Old House”-pages 6 and 9; Derek Strange; Oxford
University Press; 1998. A television and a DVD player.
• Pedagogical use of ICT in class: In this lesson we will work with a video from you tube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF-yPPHfPPk which I will record on a DVD. The students will
watch it for the first time just for recognition and identification of the new vocabulary and later
they will use it to perform some activities. I will send a note to the students´ parents so that they
can share this material with the children at home.
• Seating arrangements: The students will seat at tables in groups. There are six tables in the room
and so there are six students in each table and the television will be in front of the classroom. The
students will stand up to sing the first and second stanza of the greeting song.
• Cooperative work: Students will work in a cooperative way asking and answering questions with a
partner. They will also facilitate words if their partners do not remember them.
• Possible problems/difficulties and their solutions during the class: It is possible that some of the
students feel shy to ask and answer questions with their partners. If this happens I will sit next to
them and encourage them in order to make them feel more confident. If any student uses L1 during
the interaction I will encourage him/her to use L2 by modelling the question or the answer and
using the technique of repetition.
Just in case there is any problem with the use of the technological devices I will include an optional
activity in the presentation stage and I will take the necessary material with me. The material will
be a bag with pictures in it.
4. • Potential problems students may have with the language: Students may not remember some
words connected with story “The Old House”, in this case I will elicit the word from their partners
by asking the following question “What is the English word for…?. Another possibility is asking
Yes/No questions while pointing to the pictures on the book or on the television screen: “Are they
birds or cats?”
• Assessment: I will assess learners’ comprehension and understanding through their oral
interactions, and their participation and development during the activities.
This lesson will be delivered on Tuesday 14th
July from 7.35 to 8.25. However, the lesson starts at 7.40 as the
students hoist the national flag and are welcomed to school by the headmistress before going into the
classroom. Later the lesson is interrupted from 8.10 to 8.20 by a break in which the English teacher is in
charge of the group in the playground and then they have 5 minutes more in the classroom. In these last five
minutes the English teacher usually assigns the homework for the following week.
Routine: 5´
Purpose: to greet students and get them into a positive mood to start the lesson.
I will come into the classroom and greet the students “Hello! EA: “Hello!” Then I will ask a volunteer to write
the date on the board. I will give him/her a piece of chalk and I will ask the whole class:
T: What day is today?
Ss: Tuesday/It´s Tuesday/Today is Tuesday.
T: Well done, kids! Today is Tuesday. Is it the 13th
or the 14th
July?
Ss: 14th
July.
T: That´s right! Thank you! Now stand up, please! We are going to sing the greeting song! Do you remember
it?
Ss: Yes /Yes, we do.
Start the Day With a Smile
This is the way we start the day
Start the day, start the day,
This is the way we start the day,
So early in the morning.
First we smile and shake a hand,
Shake a hand, shake a hand,
First we smile and shake a hand,
So early in the morning.
Then we sit down quietly,
Quietly, quietly,
Then we sit down quietly,
So early in the morning.
We listen very carefully,
Carefully, carefully,
We listen very carefully,
So early in the morning.
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Transition: Well done, kids! Now we are going to check your homework!
Warm up: 5´
Purpose: to share their homework with a partner and encourage them to use the technique of peer
correction.
I will ask the students to open their folders and share with the partner sitting next to them the sentences
they had to write about the centre of their own town. Students are used to doing this kind of activity with
their English teacher so I don´t think there will be any problem.
If there is any student who has not a partner, I will ask him/ her to work in a group of three. I will proceed
like this:
T: Open your folders on the page where you have the homework for today! Well done, kids! Now read your
sentences to the partner sitting next to you! Then listen to your partner´s sentences! Be respectful to your
partner´s work! You have 4 minutes! Let´s start!
I will go round the classroom to check that they are performing the activity and helping those students who
have any problem. I will also ask some students to read their sentences in a loud voice to practise reading
and check their pronunciation.
T: Ok, kids! The activity has to finish! Now write your name on the sheets of paper and place them on the
table! I will later pick them up and take them home to check!
Transition: Well done, kids! Let´s enjoy a video together!
Presentation: 10´
Purpose: to present the new structure and vocabulary while watching a video and interacting with the
teacher and their partners.
T: We are going to watch a video about a dinosaur called “Gogo”. Gogo is going round the town. Pay
attention to what Gogo can see in this town to share with your partners later. While giving the instructions I
will do the mimicry as if I were Gogo walking round the town.
I will play the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF-yPPHfPPk for the first time without
any interruption. When the video finishes I will check understanding with the following questions:
T: What animal is Gogo? EA: A dinosaur.
T: What colour is Gogo? EA: Red/It´s red/He´s red.
T: What can Gogo see in town? EA: Boats, monkeys, bananas, birds, etc. (I will let students say what they
remember from the video)
T: Are there any dogs in the video? EA: No.
T: Well done, kids! There are no dogs in the video. What animals are there in the video? EA: There are
monkeys.
I will go on with some similar questions about boats, balls, eggs, birds and cars.
T: Excellent, kids! Now I will play the video again but I will stop it to ask you some questions!
Alternative presentation in case there is any problem with the technology:
I will take to the classroom a bag with the following pictures in it:
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The figures will be big enough to hang on the board and I will tell the story of “Gogo, the dinosaur” myself:
“One day Gogo, the dinosaur, and his friends decided to walk round the town. While he was walking along
the river he saw some boats. He asked his friends: “How many boats are there in the river?”. His friends
answer: “ There are three boats, Gogo!” I see, there are three boats in the river….”. I will continue the story
while I hang the pictures on the board and I will change my voice to imitate a dinosaur and some boys or
girls to grab the students´ attention.
Transition: Very good, kids! Let´s watch the video again!
Development :10´
Purpose: to foster interaction and communication while they watch the video again.
First activity :
I will play the video and stop it at 54 seconds, 1.18 minute, 1.48 minute, 2.05 minutes, 2.17 minutes, 2.38
minutes, 3.17 minutes, 4.01 minutes, 4.21 minutes and 4.52 minutes. Then I will ask the students:
How many boats are there in the town? EA: There are four boats.
8. I will write my question and the students´ answer on the board as above. Then I will proceed with monkeys,
birds and planes in the same way but I will not write them on the board.
In the case of the steps I will let the children watch the video without sound and ask them to count the steps
in chorus while Gogo is falling down before asking them “How many steps are there?”.
In the last four interruptions I will elicit the question from one student at random while I point to the one
written on the board and the scene on the video. And then I will ask another student to answer it.
Second activity :I have prepared this activity just in case I have time to perform it in this lesson. If the lesson
is interrupted by the break I will include it in the following plan. I will write it down on my journal to let you
know about it.
Purpose: to practice the new structure in a meaningful context – the story of “The Old House”
I will ask the students to open their books on page 6 or 9. I will assign a page to each group as follows:
T: This group is going to work on page 6. But this group is going to work on page… This group opens the book
on page…, please. You will have to work with the partner sitting next to you. You are going to ask questions
similar to the one on the board. Pay attention I will model the activity with your partner. I will ask one of the
students to come to the front of the classroom.
We are on page 6:
T: How many benches are there on page 6? EA: There are four benches.
T: Well, done! Now you ask me your question.
S: How many trees are there on page 6?
T: There is one tree. Well done! Sit down, please! Now kids you work with your partner!
During the activity I will go round the classroom checking that the students are using L2, facilitating words
they don´t remember or just
encouraging shy students to
participate actively in the
activity.
These are the pages of the book
we will work on:
9. Source: The Old House – page 6; Derek Strange; English Today Readers 3; Oxford University Press;
1998.
10. Source: The Old House – page 6; Derek Strange; English Today Readers 3; Oxford University Press;
1998.
Transition: The bell is ringing! It´s time to go for a break!
Closure :5´
Purpose: to hand in the photocopy with the homework and to greet children goodbye.
I will hand in a set of the following photocopy to one member of each group and ask the student
to hand them in to their partners:
Homework:
1- Read again page 12 of “The Old House” and answer these questions:
Example :How many people are there in the old house?
There are two people.
a- How many cups are there in the old house?
___________________________________________
b- How many plates are there in the old house?
___________________________________________
2- Look at page 1 of “The Old House” and answer these questions:
a- How many cups are there in the box?
___________________________________
b- How many plates are there in the box?
____________________________________
3- Now read the questions, answer them and draw the situation in the box below.
Situation 1
Teacher: How many books are there in your bag?
You: _______________________________.
11. Situation 2
Teacher: How many bins are there in your house?
You: _________________________________.
3- Señores Padres:
Hoy estuvimos trabajando con un video en la clase de inglés. Los invitamos a compartir esta
experiencia con sus hijos ingresando al siguiente link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF-
yPPHfPPk.
Sus hijos podrán así continuar aprendiendo y disfrutar del material junto a ustedes.
Gracias. Mrs. Myriam
I will read the exercises on the photocopy to check students´ understanding. Then I will greet
students goodbye and leave the classroom.