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CONTENT LANGUAGE
By the end of the lesson students should be able to: They will achieve these by:
• Ask for directions • Matching phrases to images.
• Interpret directions correctly • Completing an information gap
• Give directions activity verbally.
• Increase their vocabulary • Writing directions from a
familiar location to the
classroom.
ASSUMPTIONS
What assumptions do you have about students’ knowledge and interests in the lesson and tasks?
• Learners will already know the English words for common places such as
school, bank, post office, etc.
• Some learners may know how to ask for directions already.
• The information gap activity will be engaging and appeal to kinaesthetic
learners.
Learners may become bored if they Invite more advanced learners to assist
already know the TL structures well. less experienced ones.
Some students may try to cheat in the Impress upon the students that the
information gap activity by showing the purpose is to practice; monitor closely.
map to their partners.
TARGET LANGUAGE
Write target language here – the actual language you will be teaching and will present in the lesson.
• Where is...?
• How do I get to...? Advanced TL:
• Go straight
• You're better off...
• Turn left
• Veer to the left/right
• Turn right
• Go past • Follow the curve in the
• Go through the junction road
• Keep going until • Make a left/right at...
• The... will be on your left/right. • cut across
• Opposite • You'll end up...
• Next to
• Between
MATERIALS
Write, and reference when needed, all materials you will use in your lesson.
- Campus map - on computer (from
https://www.cavehill.uwi.edu/about/resources/maps/cavehill-campus-
map.aspx)
- Matching exercise handout (self-made)
- Map Information Gap handout (pages 2-3 of handout from https://www.teach-
this.com/functional-activities-worksheets/directions)
- Paper, pens
- White board
- White board marker
- Computer and projector
TIME &
STAGE & AIMS PROCEDURE
INTERACTION
Test - Controlled
practice
20 minutes Set up: Give each student a Map
- To reinforce TL T-S Information Gap handout. Half of the
students have Student A map (page 2)
- To allow sts to use TL and half have Student B map (page 3).
Sts walk around the room asking each
other for directions for all of the
locations that they do not know, and
marking them down on the map.