This lesson plan is for a 10th grade English class on the theme of new media. The plan includes 5 activities to help students practice speaking skills related to media vocabulary, interpreting data, and identifying stressed syllables in words. Students will work individually, in pairs, and in groups. Activities include matching words to definitions, completing true/false statements about an interview, matching a chart to a trend description, and identifying stressed syllables in words. The lesson aims to improve students' speaking and pronunciation through interactive exercises using dictionaries, flashcards, readings and audio recordings.
This lesson plan is for a 10th grade English class on the theme of new media. The plan includes 5 activities to help students practice speaking skills related to media vocabulary, interpreting data, and identifying stressed syllables in words. Students will work individually, in pairs, and in groups. Activities include matching words to definitions, completing true/false statements about an interview, matching a chart to a trend description, and identifying stressed syllables in words. The lesson aims to improve students' speaking and pronunciation through interactive exercises using dictionaries, flashcards, readings and audio recordings.
This lesson plan is for a 10th grade English class on the theme of new media. The plan includes 5 activities to help students practice speaking skills related to media vocabulary, interpreting data, and identifying stressed syllables in words. Students will work individually, in pairs, and in groups. Activities include matching words to definitions, completing true/false statements about an interview, matching a chart to a trend description, and identifying stressed syllables in words. The lesson aims to improve students' speaking and pronunciation through interactive exercises using dictionaries, flashcards, readings and audio recordings.
Task 1 Activity 1 CLT Lesson Plan Teaching Speaking
Date Grade Theme Unit Lesson
10/11/2020 10 1 (New Media) 1 4 Learning outcomes: Students will be able to 1. Discuss the meaning of words related to media and journalism 2. Match a bar chart to a description of a trend 3. Identify and pronounce stressed and unstressed syllables in words Potential Challenges: Students may have difficulties in identifying the stressed and unstressed syllables
Strategies Materials Time Assessment & Evaluation
Warm-up:
- The teacher asks the students some questions 5m Individuals
related to the theme of the lesson “New Media”.
- The teacher divides the students into groups of 5
and distributes dictionaries. The teacher puts Flash Cards “photos” photos of the words in activity 1 and numbers Dictionaries 10 m Group work them. Students have to look up for the word said Class Book p.6 Act.1 by the teacher. The first group guesses the right number will win.
- The students work on pairs. One student says
one of the previous words and the other student Class Book p.6 Act.1 5m Pairs work make a meaningful sentence. The teacher monitors the students work while doing their work.
- The students read the rubric for activity 2. The CD player
students listen to an interview with a famous Class Book p.6 Act. 2 10 m Individuals journalist in listening 1.3. The students write T L.S 1.3 for statements that are true and F for statements that are false. - The students read the rubric for activity 3. The teacher asks the students to identify the CD player differences between the three charts. The Class Book p.6 Act. 3 5m Individuals students listen to an extract of the interview. The L.S. 1.4 students select the chart that represents the trend in reading habits.
- The teacher puts the words in activity 4, in the
class book, on the board. The teacher reads the Flash Cards “words” words and asks the students to guess where the Class Book p. 7 Act.4 10 m Individuals stressed syllables are. The students listen to L.S. 1.6 listening 1.6 and repeat the words with the speaker.
Homework: the teacher gives the students a list of words and the students have to circle the stressed syllables Reminder: