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Lesson aim:
-By the end of the lesson, students will be better able to encourage creativity and use of imagination in a
relaxed classroom atmosphere
Lesson Outcome:
-By the end of the lesson, students will have knowledge and love in art and traditional dances.
Anticipated problem:
-Students will not be familiar with their original culture and arts
Suggested solutions:
-Before the lesson, I will sing English song happily because they were not taught to sing an English song
before
Time: 5 minutes
Teacher’s procedure: Teacher will ask some brainstorming questions related to the theme. For ex:
Students Procedure: Students will answer the questions and then will realize the lesson’s topic about
animals.
Presentation Meaning.
Stage aim: To learn the students’ new vocabulary about animals’ names
Time: 15 minutes
Interaction pattern: T-S
Teacher’s procedure: Teacher will demonstrate verbs with body language orally and in written form on
blackboard with drawings. The oral explanation is repeated twice or more to make the students
understand about the explanation. Teacher will use songs to teach them in order to make them fun in
learning and easy in memorizing. Teacher will ask the students to sing again after explaining the
materials
Students Procedure: Students will repeat the song and memorize action verbs.
Practice:
Time: 15 minutes
Interaction: T-S
Teacher’s procedure:
Teacher will put the song twice and ask students fill in the missing action verbs.
Students will listen the song and complete the missing verbs and repeat them.
Worksheet 2.
Animals in Action
Jack Hartmann
(Chorus)
___________like a cheetah (Children repeat)
___________ like a monkey (Children repeat)
__________ like an eagle (Children repeat)
__________like a turtle (Children repeat)
Let’s go!
(Chorus)
Let’s go!
Production:
Stage aim: To allow the students to develop the confidence to use the animals’ names through the listen
the song
Time: 10 minutes
Teachers’ procedure: Teacher will put the song twice and ask students fill in the missing animals’ names.
Students’ will develop confidence through writing the animals’ names. They will listen the song and fill in
the missing words.
Worksheet 3.
Animals in Action
Jack Hartmann
(Chorus)
Run, run, run like a _______ (Children repeat)
Swing, swing, swing like a______ (Children repeat)
Fly, fly, fly like an _______(Children repeat)
Paddle, paddle, paddle like a______ (Children repeat)
Animals in action…Animals in action
Animals in action…Animals in action
Let’s go!
(Chorus)
Let’s go!
Cooler:
Stage aim: to provide the students a chance to evaluate their progress throughout the lesson and end
on a positive note
Time: 2 minutes
Teachers procedure: Teacher will put the students the same team read out action verbs and ask the
students to show these verbs with body language which is quickest to do its corresponding animals’
names form wins a point.
Students will be able to witness their improved knowledge of the animals’ names with action verbs and
feel positive ending the lesson with a competitive game
References.
1. Song: Animals in Action | Movement Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann https://youtu.be/CT86Dl442jA