The document outlines a lesson plan to teach students the alphabet, with objectives to say the alphabet and identify letters. It provides vocabulary, structure, and a variety of activities using recordings and workbooks to introduce, practice, and consolidate learning the alphabet through repetition, games, songs, and controlled speaking exercises. Key activities include listening to recordings of the alphabet, pointing to letters, circling pictures, repeating pronunciation, and asking/answering what letters are.
The document outlines a lesson plan to teach students the alphabet, with objectives to say the alphabet and identify letters. It provides vocabulary, structure, and a variety of activities using recordings and workbooks to introduce, practice, and consolidate learning the alphabet through repetition, games, songs, and controlled speaking exercises. Key activities include listening to recordings of the alphabet, pointing to letters, circling pictures, repeating pronunciation, and asking/answering what letters are.
The document outlines a lesson plan to teach students the alphabet, with objectives to say the alphabet and identify letters. It provides vocabulary, structure, and a variety of activities using recordings and workbooks to introduce, practice, and consolidate learning the alphabet through repetition, games, songs, and controlled speaking exercises. Key activities include listening to recordings of the alphabet, pointing to letters, circling pictures, repeating pronunciation, and asking/answering what letters are.
Resources and Teaching Topic – Language target Key Activities Aids VOCABULARY Resources: Introduction The alphabet CLASS BOOK p. 8-9 Review the commands: Teacher says: WORKBOOK 4-5 - Give the commands and ask Ss to do the actions Recording 08: Write the word “alphabet” on the board. Play audio and have STRUCTURE students listen. Play audio again, have students point and say along with the What letter is this? audio. Write a letter on the board, have students call out the answer. Have It’s letter ……. Teaching Aids: students find the letter in their books. - CD tracks 08 - 13 Development Recording 09: Review "The class was playing the 'Teacher says' game." Introduce the situation “The children are learning the alphabet...”. Have students call out the objects and people they can see. Have students listen and read. Recording 10: Play audio and have students listen and circle. Play audio again and check answers as a whole class. Recording 11: Practice the structure. Play audio and have students listen. Play audio again and have students listen and repeat. Recording 12: Play audio and have students listen. Play audio and have students point to the pictures in part A. Play audio and have students sing the song as a whole class. Divide class into two groups. Group A: sing the alphabet. Group B: sing the echo. Swap roles and repeat. Recording 13: Draw attention to the pronunciation feature. Play audio. Have students listen and repeat with a focus on the feature. Consolidation Controlled speaking activity: Have students call out the letters they can see. Demonstrate the activity using the example. Have students write the letters. Check answers as a whole class. Divide the class into pairs. Have student A point and ask and student B answer. Swap roles and repeat. Afterwards, have some pairs demonstrate the activity in front of the class. Show and Tell: Point to a flashcard on the board and ask: What letter is this? Get the whole class to answer: It’s letter…… Have students write their names in the space provided. Workbook p.4-5 Have students do the exercises in WB