LESSON PLAN
Form: 9th grade
Level: Intermediate
Unit:People and health
Lesson: Remember days gone by
Skills: speaking, reading
Time: 50 minutes
Classroom interactions: individual, pair and group work;
Objectives:
Students will be able to speak about personal experience
Students will be able to talk about stages of life
Students will be able to identify the overall meaning of a spoken message
Materials: textbook, blackboard
Methods: conversation, exercise, explanation
Objectives STAGES OF ACTIVITIES Methods/Classroom Time
THE LESSON interactions/ AIDS
To capture learners attention Lead-in T asks Ss which are the most important things in life from T Ss
their point of view. 5 min
Ss T, S - S
To expose opinions and Ss may offer answers such as: money, career, wealth,
viewpoints health etc.
Pre-reading
activities T asks Ss to look at the pictures at page 38 and guess what T-S
To activate knowledge of some stages of life they represent.
facts
Ss are asked to match the image with the events described Pair work 5 min
in exercise 1, pg 38.
T provides feedback. T-S
Then, Ss are asked to think about three childhood events, Individual work
one true, and two invented and write them on a piece of
paper.
15 min
T asks three students to come in front of the classroom and TS
read aloud what they have written.
T asks the rest of the classroom to guess which of the Ss S
presented events are true.
T then asks Ss to tell briefly under what circumstances the
event happened.
While reading T asks Ss to read the dialogues (at page 39) in pairs. Then Pair Work 13 min
activities asks them to answer ex. 4, page 39.
T listens and provides feedback Individual work
T asks students to find synonyms for the words in bold. Individual work 7 min
To decode unknown Post-reading
vocabulary in context activities Teacher can help them by explaining unknown vocabulary
and giving examples.
Homework T asks Ss to imagine they are 75 years old and they tell Individual work 2 min
their grandson/ grand-daughter the story of one important
event of their life. They have to write an imaginary story
based on this conversation.