Learning objectives that this lesson is contributing to | 8.C10 use talk or writing as a means of reflecting on and exploring a range of perspectives on the world 8.UE9 use appropriately a variety of active and passive simple present and past forms and past perfect simple forms in narrative and reported speech on a range of familiar general and curricular topics 8.S8 recount some extended stories and events on a growing range of general and curricular topics |
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Starter Activity Teacher greets the students and projects/writes the Learning and Lesson objectives on the board. Warm up (W) Students look at the picture, discuss what they see and give it a name. Pre-watch (G) Students are divided into 3 groups and make their own list of facts that will make you want to travel. They share afterwards. While watching (I) Students watch the video and put the following phrases into logical order Facts that will make you want to travel Make somebody happier, material goods, post trip happiness, weekend getaway, regular traveller, get along with people, feel less anxiety, social situations, increased intimacy, travel accessory, change history, to be inspired, biking across, discover, big cost, dinner out, stay in a castle, massage, make somebody smarter, frequent travellers, problem solver, plan a trip Post watching Students are given the questions (What did it smell like? What scents did you notice? What colours did you see? What textures or materials did you notice? What sounds did you hear? What was the noise level?) which they associate with the words (Students give associations with given qualification – scent, colour etc). Formative Assessment speaking (P) Students make up a story using the appropriate vocabulary to describe the picture to their partners in 2 minutes. Students are given the checklists with the criteria for assessment after which they give their feedback to each other.
2nd period Use of English (W/I) Teacher divides the board into two columns, where there are two grammar patterns - I went/was and I have been. Students remember the difference between Past Simple and Present Perfect tenses. If there are some Students who don’t know it yet, they still have a chance to get it seeing the examples and short explanations on the board. Students tell the situations of 1) the particular event in the past and 2) experience. SS write down the examples on the board. Pre-watching (W) Students predict the topic of the video according to the preview picture. While-watching (I) Students watch the video “A long weekend” and answer the questions filling in the gaps and matching the correct answers. Post-watching (P/I) Peer assessment with the subtitles. Feedback (Revision) Let the Students make notes what they’ve learnt during the lesson & what skills they’ve developed. Students reproduce the situations in sentences with the speech patterns (Past Simple vs Past Perfect) using learned vocabulary and watching the video about travelling. |
TP Pictures
Appendix 1 video “Facts that will make you want to travel” https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Facts+that+will+make+you+want+to+travel
TP pictures Appendix 2
Appendix 3
Mp4 video https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=a+long+weekend
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More support: More-able learners: List in bullet point form their answers to the critical thinking exercise. All groups Change groups to change group dynamics if necessary. | Monitor learners as they share their experiences to check for recurring errors for future planning. Monitor learners’ answers and offer differentiation by support. Monitor for specific vocabulary and if necessary ask them to peer assess or check Observe learners when participating in discussion. Did the group dynamics work? Did each learner contribute to the discussion? If not, why not? (e.g. didn’t understand what to do; not so confident speaking English; not interested in topic; other) Record what they considered they had learned from the lesson. Could they express what they had learned about content and language? Could they express which skills they had developed? | computer science: developing vocabulary range to communicate knowledge of social media reflecting on the role of technology in our lives respecting diversity of opinion |