TEACHER: MS. Mary Jean Dahunan Rubio SUBJECT: SPEAKING LEVEL: 2A DATE: APRIL 20 – 24, 2020
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
At the end of class, the students are expected to:
I. Objectives: I. Objectives: I. Objectives: I. Objectives: I. Objectives: a. improve fluency through regular practice and a. improve fluency through regular practice and a. improve fluency through regular practice and a. improve fluency through regular practice and a. evaluate the speaking drills speaking drills speaking drills speaking drills student’s mastery b. develop a solid understanding of basic grammar b. develop a solid understanding of basic grammar b. develop a solid understanding of basic grammar b. develop a solid understanding of basic of the lessons structures through class reading and speaking structures through class reading and speaking structures through class reading and speaking grammar structures through class reading and being discussed. tasks. tasks. tasks. speaking tasks.
II. Strategies: II. Strategies: II. Strategies: II. Strategies:
Activity: WHO AM I Activity: Two Truths One Lie Activity: Paper Share Activity: Deserted Island Tell the students that they will be trapped on an Students will make a tic-tac-toe box (6 box) Students will Think of two true things about yourself and one lie. The teacher can limit the Students will write 10 question in a sheet of island for one year and cannot leave. Weekly then they will write about themselves. Their paper, then they will exchange it with their favourite ( 1. Hobbies, 2. Pet, 3. Song, 4. Food number of questions or put a time limit on classmates. They will then share their answers They can take 5 things with them. Test asking questions or simple have them ask 5. Place in Korea 6. TV Show) They will then to each other, questions until they think they know the lie. On the island: freshwater, monkeys, coconut show it to each other to find similarities. The Finally the students then make their guesses trees and fish in the surrounding waters first to make three parallel answers in and you tell them if they are right or not. The following questions can be a options for diagonal or straight line wins. (For example: I got a driving license when I them: They must tell the class the 5 things they was 15, I have been to Tanzania, My What types of music do you like/dislike? decided to bring and what the importance of Students will discuss about the game and parents own a pizza restaurant) 1. How do certain kinds of music make each is. their answers you feel? 2. What types of music come from your Students will talk have discussions in line Students will discuss about the game and their country? with the activity. answers 3. What’s your favourite III. Evaluation: song/album/artist? III. Evaluation: a. Speaking Opportunity: Conversation III. Evaluation: 4. What music is popular in your country a. Speaking Opportunity: Conversation Correct of pronunciation of “I” sounds a. Speaking Opportunity: Conversation right now? Correct Pronunciation of “B words” the Correct of pronunciation of “o” sounds consonant /d/ sounds. IV. Enrichment Activities: III. Evaluation: a. Listening to a Conversation IV. Enrichment Activities: a. Speaking Opportunity: Conversation IV. Enrichment Activities: HOMEWORK: Speaking Workbook page 16 a. Listening to a Conversation Correct of pronunciation of “u” c a. Listening to a Conversation HOMEWORK: Speaking Workbook page 17 HOMEWORK: Speaking Workbook page 21, 23 V. Reference: a.https://www.eslconversationquestions.com/icebre IV. Enrichment Activities: and 24 akers-speaking-activities/ V. Reference: a. Listening to a Conversation https://www.eslconversationquestions.com/two- HOMEWORK: Speaking Workbook page 18 -19 V. Reference: truths-one-lie/ a.https://www.eslconversationquestions.com/des V. Reference: erted-island/ a.https://www.fluentu.com/blog/educator- english/esl-discussion-topics-for-adults/ b.