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ACE English Program Lesson Planner |
Teacher: | Helen Harper | Level: | ACE (Low – High beginner) |
Skill: | Speaking & listening | Date: | 11th July 2006 |
Subskills: | Past forms | Topic: | CBT questions for farang |
Objective: | To build fluency in asking questions about tourists past experiences in relation to CBT activities & Thailand generally.. | Lexis: | Verbs: been, seen, taken, made visited, eaten, tried, gone kayaking, |
Language point(s): | This is…..my husband, my friend, my sister…
Would you like…to….? Have you ever eaten Thai food? |
Anticipated problems: | Confusion with verb forms. |
STAGE | E | S | A | TARGET LANGUAGE | TEACHER | STUDENT | MATERIALS | TIME | TEACHER’S EVALUATION |
Recap | CBT tour Dialogue |
Drill | Half class drill | Student itineraries | 4 | ok | |
Recap | CBT tour dialogue | Demo with one student | Student itineraries | 15 | ok | ||
Recap | CBT activities visit a fish farm, visit a rubber farm, go hiking, Have dinner/breakfast/lunch |
Drill 1st group Drill verb forms properly |
Say verb forms | 4 | They know their CBT activities inside out, and are really familiar with what verb goes with what. | ||
Elicit | Have you ever…. | Use flashcard of bungee jumps & tiger Have you ever (CBT activity) |
Students respond. | 3 | Worked a treat, didn’t really think this through it was just an idea, I thought it would be a nightmare but the bungee jump elicited exactly what I wanted them to understand. | ||
Elicit | Have you ever….? | Drill 1st group CBT activities Drill using CBT itineraries |
Drill | 4 | I realized I needed them to see the new verb forms before the would totally understand. So I drew a timeline on the board and put ‘now’ and then motioned to myself and did a baby cradling action and wrote ‘1977’. The time in between was ‘ever’ (although one person said ‘before’ which I should have predicted, didn’t deal with that one!) Then I elicited the current verb forms for the CBT activities (go, have etc.) then wrote another column of past verb forms above the ‘ever’ part of the timeline – the two columns were next to each other above the relevant bit of the timeline. First I drilled the whole lot: ME: ‘have’ Students ‘had’ etc. Then ME: ‘had’ Students ‘have’ Then I wiped each column off and drilled it the same way again. |
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Practice | Have you ever? | Demo task. Put dice game verbs on board – get students to change form. |
Drill verb forms | Dice game | 5 | Wrote ‘fishing’ ‘fruit farm’ etc. with 1-6 next to them. Dice in pairs “S1: have you ever visited a fruit farm?’ Etc. |
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Practice | Have you ever? | Demo task. Take student around CBT tour – asking ‘have you ever….seen/visited/gone…. |
In pairs Take each other around/through the itineraries. Swap. |
Student itineraries. | 5 | Ok – they were doing have you ever? And how far is it/how long will we be there for/will we come back here.
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Produce | Have you ever? | Demo worksheet | Cbt verbpast matchworksheet | 4 | This went fine although the worksheets were a bit squew wiff, just used CBT 1 verbmatch worksheet and then got them to add ‘see’ to it. | ||
Recap/ elicit |
CBT activities 2 See Sunset on the beach See handicraft demonstration Go Rowing in mangroves Have lunch on krachang Visit Wildlife sanctuary |
Drill 1st group Drill verb forms properly |
Say verb forms and activities | 4 | I actually did all the activities at once, I didn’t break them into two groups, hence the change in worksheet (above) | ||
Practice | Have you ever? | Demo task. Put dice game verbs on board – get students to change form. |
Drill verb forms | Dice game | 3 | See above | |
Practice | Have you ever? | Demo task. Take student around CBT tour – asking ‘have you ever….seen/visited/gone…. |
In pairs Take each other around/through the itineraries. Swap. |
Student itineraries. | 5 |
See above 56 |
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Produce | Have you ever? | Demo worksheet | Cbt verbpast matchworksheet 2 | 3 | See above | ||
Elicit | Have you ever been to….? | Drill Have you ever… and response | Drill Ask your partner. |
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Practice | Welcoming dialogue & have you ever been to….? | Ask your partner. | 3 | ||||
Produce | Welcoming dialogue & have you ever been to….? | Mingle | 7 |
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Listening Prediction |
Put pictures in order. | Give out CBT pictures to pairs of students Play dialogue |
Put in order. Listen to dialogue to see if they’re right. |
Pictures in order | 2 | DND | |
Listening Detail | Fill the gap | Demo worksheet Play tape |
Fill the gap | Fill the gap worksheet. | 5 |
DND |
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Elicit | Family lexis | Family tree. I have….. |
In pairs, tell each other about your family. | 4 | Changed this – elicited ‘this is’ using the monkey as my sister. Then elicited ‘this is a shrimp farm/handicraft centre’ etc. with what flashcards were lying around. Then added them to the classroom CBT tour and they continued practicing the whole dialogue integrating introductions to family & places. |
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Practice | Family lexis | Draw pictures of family | Draw pictures of family members. | 3 | |||
Elicit | This is my sister, Lorraine. This is my friend….Jo. |
This is…. Drill ‘This is my….. Who’s this? |
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Practice | This is my father, mother, friend | Stick up pictures around the room. | Half go around and get introduced, half introduce Swap. |
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Elicit | CBT lexis from homework | Nominate students | Student responds. | Homework lexis flashcards. | 7 | Drilled flashcards fine – they know these pretty well although ‘coil’ and ‘towel’ always need some pronunciation work. | |
Elicit | Would you like? | Nominate students. | 3 | Went well. | |||
Practice | Would you like? Homework lexis |
Pass around the flashcards to each student | 3 | Went well – added in a picture of a bathroom so every so often they would have to say ‘do you need to use the bathroom?’ | |||
Produce | Would you like? Homework lexis |
Newspaper game | Newspaper game. | 5 | Did this with the second class last week and they got into it ok.
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NOTES: |
Pre-Lesson:
Dice TPR CBT 1 Dice TPR CBT 2 Post-Lesson: |
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