Lesson Plan

Date: Monday December 15, 2008

Time: 2 (9:50-10:30)
Class: 6-3
Teachers: Matthew (Native Teacher – NT)
SunYoung (Korean Teacher – KT)
Unit: Lesson 15-3 (That’s Too Bad)

Objectives: Students will practice and begin to understand expressions about daily
life and how to tell someone not to do something
Materials: Textbook, CD-Rom, powerpoint

Introduction and Review (5 minutes)

Do a short introduction and review to prepare the class with the previous day materials
and teachers. This introduction will go as follows:
 NT & KT: “Good morning students”
Students (Ss) “Good morning Matthew Teacher…”
 KT: “How are you today?”
 Ss “I’m fine, thank you”
 NT: “How’s the weather today?”
 Ss “It’s ________________”
 NT: “Ok, very good!”
KT & NT can do next do a review from last class and review phrases that were studied at
that time.

Beatles Song – Hey Jude (5 minutes)

The children have to listen to the Beatles song Hey Jude and count all the times they hear
a prohibitive phrase being used.

Let’s Writing (5 minutes)

The students look at the pictures on page 128. First they should try and read the sentences
out-loud and fill in the blanks. If there is any difficulty they can read together with the
teacher. Next the students should watch the computer screen. After the play is finish, the
teachers can ask the students some questions about the dialog.
After part 1 is finished, the teachers should introduce part 2. They introduce the pictures
and then ask the students to fill in the answers on their own. After the students have filled
in the answers, the teachers can go over the answers by checking the CD-Rom.

Powerpoint Game (20 minutes)

Students will be the ‘baam’ type game using powerpoint. They will get in groups of 3,
chose a number, then answer the question.

Wrap-Up
Time to finish the class
 NT “Ok, children we are finished English Class today.”
 KT “Did you have fun today?”
 Ss “Yes!!!!”
 KT “Ok, goodbye students, say goodbye to Matthew Teacher”
 Ss “Goodbye, goodbye Matthew Teacher
 NT “Goodbye, see you next time.”