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TH th
School year: 2007/2008. 17 – 24 March
Subject: ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Class time 45 minutes
Class: III/ 9
Teacher: Amila Islamović, prof.
TEACHING UNIT
Lesson Prepositions: Where is my shoe? It’s under the bed. Here / there
a) Frontal work - frontalni b) Group work - grupni c) individualni - individual work d) pair work
– rad u parovima
natural, b) pictures, posters, handouts, blackboard, coloured chalk, c) text (Class Book, Activity
Book, encyclopedia, dictionary) d) overhead projector-OHP e) tape recorder-kasetofon f)
filmoprojekcija g) audio-visual -audiovizuelna, h) flashcards, i) zadaćnica j) pair sheets k) overhead
transparencies
PROCEDURE
Introductory part
Main part
Final part
ADDITIONAL PLAN
Teacher prepares cards with words and pictures for pupils. She puts them on pupil’s back and they
should find their pair. When they find each other they loud say that word. The words are about parts of
the house.
1
BEGINNING THE LESSON 15’
The teacher says hello to the children takes her AB at page 28, points to the first picture and asks: Where
is it? Is it in the bathroom/sitting room/bedroom? in order to revise the parts of the house.
Activity 2
The teacher holds up her CB at page 2-3. She chooses one of the objects in the column on page 2 and
asks questions about the location of this object in the main picture: Where is the train? Is it in the
kitchen? Is it in the bedroom? She does the same for several other objects, including sock, shoe and bag,
so that these words are reviewed before the children listen to the chant.
She also asks: Is here / there a bag/shoe/book?
MAIN PART
The teacher calls a volunteer to the front of the class. She shows him/her the objects on page 2 in CB
and tells him/her to choose an object. She doesn’t let the rest of the class see what he/she has chosen.
She asks a question about the location of the object on the picture (Is it in the kitchen?). If the answer is
No, she invites another volunteer to ask a second question (Is it in the bedroom?). When the correct
location has been guessed she asks: Is it a (bag)? She encourages the children to ask more questions until
someone correctly identifies the chosen object. Whoever correctly guesses the object can then come to
the front, choose another object and answer the children’s questions.