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LESSON PLAN
(Based on Official Letter No. 2345/BGDDT-GDTH dated June 07, 2021, of the MOET)
Unit 3: Numbers
Lesson: 3 – Period 20 – F/T lesson
Duration (period): 35 minutes
Lesson Objectives
Competences - English competences: Students will be able to say and write
numbers from 16 to 20 in word; talk about the number of
objects, ask and answer where someone is from.
- Common competences: Building up interest and good habits
in learning English; Building up an awareness of taking care
of others in their family or community; Being collaborative
and supportive in teamwork.
Qualities - Students develop responsibility and independent-working
characteristic.
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finish assignment, etc.
Activity 2: Warm up (4 minutes)
Teacher’s Activities Students’ Activities
Sing the song: “Number song 1-20 for children”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0Ajq682yrA - Listen and sing the
Game: What is missing? song.
- Divide the class into 4 teams. - Play the game.
- Mix the flashcards and sticks them on the board.
- Have students close their eyes.
- Remove one number.
- Have students open their eyes and guess the missing
number.
- The fastest team will get 1 star.
Activity 3: Presentation (7 minutes)
Teacher’s Activities Students’ Activities
Task 1: Listen and read. (Track 51-CD1)
- Introduce the structure: “Where are you
from?” – “I’m from…”
- Have students listen and say the structures
aloud.
- Play the audio, track 51 CD1 for the students to - Listen and read.
listen and read.
- Have the class repeat the sentences in chorus and
group.
Task 2: Listen and repeat. (Track 52-CD1)
- Have students look at the sentences in the box. - Listen and repeat.
- Play the audio, track 52 CD1.
- Have the students listen and repeat in chorus, then in
team.
Activity 4: Practice (19 minutes)
Teacher’s activities Student’s activities
Activity: Role-play (exercise D, page 27) - Do the activity.
- Divide the class into pairs.
- Have students practice speaking the dialogue.
- Have one student say and the other answer, then
swap their role.
- After that, have some pairs demonstrate the activity
in front of the class.
Task 3: Do exercise G – page 32 - Workbook - Work in individuals.
- Have students look at pictures and say the words. - Listen and number.
- Play audio track 2 and have them listen and number.
Game: Musical dictation - Play the game.
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- Split the class into 4 teams.
- Have each team take out a pencil and a piece of
paper.
- Play some music and have teams pass their pencil
from one student to the next within the team.
- When the music stops, the students who have just
received the pencil have to write down on their
paper what the teacher has dictated to them.
- The fastest team giving the correct answer will get 1
star. - Do the activity
Activity: Group work – Exercise E, page 27 – Student’s (group work).
book
- Divide the class into groups of 4.
- Have each group open their Student’s book to
exercise E, page 27.
- Have one student point and ask the question, the
others say, then take turns.
Activity 5: Wrap-up (3 minutes)
Teacher’s activities Student’s activities
Option 1: Do the activity:
- Divide the class into groups of 4. - Do the activity (group
- Give each group a blank sheet of paper and have work).
them draw their own picture, using shapes to draw.
- When they finish their drawing, stick it on the board
and have the other groups make sentences about it.
E.g.: “There are sixteen squares.”
Option 2: Flashcards - Say out loud the new
- Hold all the flashcards in hands. Quickly reveal each words again.
card and have student say out loud the words all
together.
Say goodbye. Say goodbye.
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