| Beginning of the lesson 5 min Middle of the lesson 13 min | Organization moment : 1.Greeting. Ask about the weather. Warm up Guess the Monument! Show photos of 3–4 famous monuments (e.g., the Pyramids, the Great Wall, the Colosseum). Ask: “Do you know this monument?” “Where is it?” “Why is it important?” Then ask: “Can these monuments be destroyed or damaged?” Introduce the lesson title: Monuments in Danger. Write on the board: pollution, time, people, weather → What do these have in common? (They can all damage monuments!) Ex:1 P:42 a) Introduce the topic and elicit prior knowledge Elicit any monuments Ss know of from their own country that are threatened by pollution. | Learners read the given sentences on the board and guess the topic and share with their ideas. Remember and recognize the main vocabulary. Pupils answer the question ANSWERS Students own answer | The teacher to assess learners for their ability. “Good job! Well done!” Formative Assessment Good job! | |
| 12 min 10 min | b) Direct Ss' attention to the pictures and elicit questions about the places from Ss around the class and write three on the board. Play the recording. Ss listen and follow the text in their books and check if they can answer the questions Responsibility By reading titles, observing photos, and scanning texts for information, students practise independent learning and show responsibility for understanding before listening. Ex: 2 P: 42 Read for specific information Allow Ss some time to read the texts and answer the questions. Go through the Check these words box with Ss and tell them to look up the meanings of any words they don't know. Check Ss' answers Honesty and Accuracy Scanning the text carefully to find correct names helps students value truthfulness and accuracy, which are important traits of an Adal Azamat. Ex: 3 P: 42 Consolidate and expand on information in a text Allow Ss time to read the text again and prepare their answers. Elicit answers to the questions from various Ss around the class. Cooperation and Respect for Peers Sharing ideas in class discussions encourages politeness, active listening, and fair participation, helping students become more ethical communicators. | Pupils look at the pictures in the text. Write three questions about these places ANSWERS old are these placesStonehenge5,000 years old Temples early 12th century many people visit them each year? Stonehenge800,000the Temples600,000 are they in danger Stonehenge visitors traffic pollution temples the weather vegetation and tourists Pupils read the text and answer the question ANSWERS 1 5,000 years old 2 Possibly as a place for sun worship - we don't know. 3 Visitors have damaged it and the stones are threatened because of traffic pollution. 4 Wet, humid weather, vegetation and tourists are damaging the temples. 5 Yes, they are because 600,000 tourists come to see them every year. 6 Conservationists Pupils answer the question ANSWERS 1 I didn't know how old the two places are and what is causing the damage to these places. 2 I would like to visit the temples of Angkor Wat. They look very interesting and there is a lot to see./I would like to visit Stonehenge. It looks very beautiful and mysterious | Descriptor: - look at the pictures - write three questions Total: 4 point Descriptor: - Pupils read the text - answer the question Total: 3 point Descriptor: - read the text - answer the question Total: 3 point | |