Greeting learners. Setting positive atmosphere by asking some ice breaking questions. Each student has a picture of a place with the description of its location. They read the text and label the map with the pictures. Teacher elicits the topic of the lesson. Teacher introduces the learning objectives of the lesson. • What is the topic of our lesson today? Pre-listening Teacher shows the students pictures of the traffic lights. Teacher asks them what direction they show. While-listening Teacher hands out the worksheet 2 and focuses students’ attention on the task. Teacher draws students’ attention to the map and points out where the speakers are. Provide peer checking. Ask students to use assessment criteria. Answers: A) post office B) underground station C) cinema D) bus station Post-listening. Speaking. Teacher divides students into pairs - Student A and B. Each student is given a card. Student A asks Student B for directions. Student B explains how to get to the place. They should use phrases given in the card. Students take to get prepared and then each pair assesses the one group’s speaking. Make an assessment checklist with students. Display it on the board. (e.g., prepositions of place / using grammar correctly / acting) Note: Students can use their maps prepared beforehand at homes. Differentiation by pace (extension): If a student quickly grasps core activity, s/he may draw a map according to the text. They may use pencils to colour. Provide group checking and ask those who draw a map illustrate them to the class. Plenary: What have we learned today? What’s the key piece of key information I know now? How has today’s lesson made me feel? What are your next steps? How will you achieve this?
Home task: Make a short video on giving directions. |