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LESSON PLAN
UNIT 7: CULTURAL DIVERSITY
READING
Danang, 2015
UNIT 7: CULTURAL DIVERSITY
READING
ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUS?
Lesson : Reading
Class : 10A3
Time allowed : 45minutes
Teacher in charge : Nguyen Thi Kim Loan
I. Aims: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
Develop Reading skill for general and specific information.
Present and expand new words.
Know more about some superstitious beliefs of Vietnamese people
and the rituals during Tet holiday.
II. Teaching aids : PowerPoint, Textbook, Laptop, Big Computer Screen, Pieces of
Paper, Handouts, Chalk, and Board
III. PROCEDURE:
B. New Lesson
10’ 1. Lead-in: Activity 1/page 19 - T asks Ss to look at the
a. Work with a partner. Look at the picture in textbook picture in their textbook.
and try to describe it. Then share your ideas with the - T asks Ss to work in
class. pairs and describe it by
The guiding questions: answering the guided
Is this an altar? questions in 3 minutes.
How do you know that? - Ss work in pairs and
Can you see the peach blossoms? discuss.
What is it laid on the altar? - T calls on some Ss to
present their answers.
- T gives feedback.
b. Read the statements in textbook on page 19 and - T asks Ss to work in pairs
decide if these statements are true for you. and read 5 statements in
their textbook.
- Ss read through the
statements in 2 minutes
and find out the key
words.
- T asks Ss to discuss and
decide if these statements
are true for them and
encourage them to give
explanations for their
behavior as well.
- T moves around
supporting them if
necessary.
- T calls on 3 individuals to
give their answers.
- T listens and gives
feedback.
12’ 2. Pre-reading:
7’ a. Pre-teach vocabulary: listening and repeat - T elicits meanings of
superstition (n) /ˌsuːpəˈstɪʃn / a belief that certain some words from Ss:
events or things will bring good or bad luck “what is Vietnamese
E.g. According to superstition, breaking a equivalent?”.
mirror brings bad luck. - T plays the audio for
superstitious (adj) students to listen and
prestigious (adj) /prɛˈstɪdʒəs/ shows them how to
Inspiring respect and admiration; having pronounce these words.
high status - T says those words loudly
legend (n) /ˈlɛdʒ(ə)nd/ a story from the past that is as model once.
believed by many people but cannot be proved to - T asks Ss to repeat twice
be true in chorus and in
e.g. The legend of Thanh Giong individual.
truyền thuyết - T listens and corrects
venture (n) /ˈvɛntʃə/ a new activity, business that students’ pronunciation.
typically involves risk: cuộc kinh doanh mạo hiểm
5’ b. Activity 2/page 19
Prediction:
Instruction: “Now, you will read a text on a topic - T goes around monitoring
related to the things you have just discussed. First of the class and facilitating
all, I want you to read the questions individually, the Ss’ work.
underline the key words, and then predict the - T writes Ss’ prediction on
answers. You will have 3 minutes.” the board for correction
Expected answers: Ss’ answers later.
8’ 3. While-reading:
Read the text and answer the questions by circling the best - T asks Ss to work in
option A, B, C or D. (page 19) individual and read the
Feedback: passage in 3 minutes to
1. C check their prediction,
2. B and then asks them to
3. D show the evidence for
4. A their choice.
Evidences for answers: - Ss read through 4
1. line 1, 2; p.1 questions individually
2. line 8-12; p.1
and underline the key
3. line 2-5; p.2
4. the last sentence; p.3 words to understand the
questions.
- T calls out 4 Ss to present
their answers.
- T listens and gives
feedback.
9’ 4. Post-reading:
Instruction: work in groups of four and discuss in 4
minutes to ask and answer the following topic “Are - T forms groups of four.
could you give a few examples of superstitious and discuss by using some
cues given by teacher.
beliefs you have? - T goes around observing
If not, why not? Give your reason. and helping Ss if necessary.
- Example: - T calls out some individuals
If your answer is Yes “For me, I am a bit superstitious. to act out their discussion.
Let me give an example. Well, I believe that if I find a - T listens and gives
four- leaf clover, I will have good luck.” feedback.
If your answer is No “No, I’m not superstitious at all.
Because I don’t believe anything that can’t be
explained by science.”
1’
5. Homework:
- Ask Ss to list at least four superstitious beliefs of - Ss follow teacher’s
Vietnamese people. instructions.
- Ask Ss to learn new words by heart.
- Ask Ss to prepare for “Speaking”.
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