3/1 The student will be able to: 3/2 Narrating and sequencing past situations and events 3/3
Teaching Strategies Steps to follow
Pair work A-Warming up and revision Work group Review: Problem solving Revise the previous lesson Brain storming Warm up: Role play • Draw Ss’ attention to the title of the lesson. • Ask Ss to guess what the lesson will Discussion be about. • Elicit answers. Inductive Co-operative learning Discovery B- Presentation The students are going to learn… Recourses needed New vocabulary apparently cautiously chase completely exchange focused giggle Student book impressive initially luckily meanwhile moral occasionally perfectly release scratch set off suddenly trick uneventfully Work book New structure Teacher’s guide Teaching aids C- Practice Board 1. DISCUSS activate Ss’ background knowledge. prepare Ss for the writing task Drawing 2. FOCUS ON TASK COMPLETION, STYLE AND ORGANISATION help Ss identify purpose, paragraph content and stylistic features of a story Cards 3. FOCUS ON LANGUAGE AND STYLE help Ss identify the stylistic features of using Real objects adverbs in a story. give Ss practice in using adverbs in context Data show 4. FOCUS ON TIME LINKERS help Ss distinguish between the uses of time Interactive CD Linkers. give Ss practice in using time linkers. 5. OUTLINE provide Ss with a concise plan for writing a story
Evaluation Tools Oral Tests Written Tests Observation Discussion D- Feedback Exercise give Ss practice in writing a story Activities