This lesson plan is for an English class teaching young students about foods. It involves introducing vocabulary words for different foods, practicing asking and answering questions about what characters want using "he" and "she", and playing games to reinforce the material. The plan outlines warming up students with a game, presenting new vocabulary through listening activities, drilling questions and answers, and concluding with a memory chain game and reflection. The goal is to help students learn to talk about wants using "he" and "she" and ask/answer yes/no questions related to different foods.
This lesson plan is for an English class teaching young students about foods. It involves introducing vocabulary words for different foods, practicing asking and answering questions about what characters want using "he" and "she", and playing games to reinforce the material. The plan outlines warming up students with a game, presenting new vocabulary through listening activities, drilling questions and answers, and concluding with a memory chain game and reflection. The goal is to help students learn to talk about wants using "he" and "she" and ask/answer yes/no questions related to different foods.
This lesson plan is for an English class teaching young students about foods. It involves introducing vocabulary words for different foods, practicing asking and answering questions about what characters want using "he" and "she", and playing games to reinforce the material. The plan outlines warming up students with a game, presenting new vocabulary through listening activities, drilling questions and answers, and concluding with a memory chain game and reflection. The goal is to help students learn to talk about wants using "he" and "she" and ask/answer yes/no questions related to different foods.
Unit:5 & Lesson:2 Teacher: Hasmen M. Andal Duration: 60 minutes Week No. 17 Level: P2 Date: November 1-4, 2022 Topic Food 1.Talking about wants using he and she Objectives 2. Asking and answering Yes/No questions an omelet, a peach, a pear, a pancake, yogurt, cereal, tea, hot chocolate Language What does she want? She wants a peach. Does he want cereal? Yes, he does. / No, he doesn’t. Teacher Cards and Student Cards 105-112, CD2 Tracks 05- Materials 09 Activity Procedure I. Warm Up Play Dialogue Musical Chairs
II. Presentation of Introductions
New Topic A. Learn the words. 1. Play Class CD2 Track 05. Have students listen and point to the pictures of food in their books. 2. Display Teacher Cards 105-112. Slowly call out the foods and have students point to the correct card. B. Ask and answer. 1. Have students look at the picture and describe what they see. Then play the audio and ask students to point to each object in the picture as they listen. 2. Play the audio again and have students repeat the questions and answers as they point to the pictures. 3. Divide the class into two groups. Have groups take turns asking and answering the questions. Then have group switch roles. 4. Students practice asking and answering the questions in pairs. 5. Play Class CD2 Track 07. Have students listen, clap, and chant along with the audio. C. Play a game. 1.Model the question and answers. Read them again and have students repeat. 2. Point to the boy in the first picture and ask What does he want? Trace your finger along the red line to the pear. Hold up a Teacher Card 107 and have students name the food. D. Listen, point, and chant. 1.Have students look at the pictures. Point to the foods on the table as you name them Egg. This is an egg. Ask students to count One egg. Repeat this with the other foods. Ask students to point to the foods in the picture as they count them. 2. Play Class CD2 track 08. Have the students point to the foods in the picture as they listen. 3. Model the conversational line by line. Have students clap to keep the rhythm as they repeat after you. 4. Play the audio again and have students chant along. Ask them to hold up their finger as they sing One egg, two bananas. Memory Chain. III. Games and Divide the class into groups of eight. Model the chain and Activities have students add to it, using the vocabulary and structures from this lesson: He wants (an omelet). He wants (an omelet) and (a pear). IV. Extra Practice Let’s Go workbook 2, p. 40-41 Have students to this for homework or in class. V. Reflection What did you learn today? “Goodbye song”