LESSON PLAN

DATE: November 10th, 2023

SCHOOL: ȘCOALA GIMNAZIALĂ SĂCĂLĂȘENI
CLASS: 8th grade
NO. OF STUDENTS: 15
TIME: 50 minutes
TEACHER: Găvruș Anca Mariana
COURSEBOOK: ArtKlett
UNIT 3: That’s entertainment
TOPIC: Films, expressing possibility, obligation, permission and prohibition
TYPE OF LESSON: Extension and consolidation
MATERIALS/ RESOURCES: textbooks, laptop, IWB, worksheets
GENERAL COMPETENCES:
2. Speak in everyday communication situations
3.Receive written messages in everyday communication situations
4.Write messages in everyday communication situations
SPECIFIC COMPETENCES:
2.2 Participate in short conversations in common contexts, on general topics
3.2 Identify the main aspects from short articles on familiar and up to date topics
3.1 Deduce the meaning of unknown words from the context
4.3. Show interest in the quality of writing
The teacher checks homework. The Ss read the reviews about their favourite films
Activity 1
Reading the text about “Big movies on a small budget” and answering some comprehension
questions. The Ss identify the previously introduced vocabulary used in context.
Activity 2
Speaking- about films and types of films. What are the requirements for a film to become
successful, or a blockbuster.
Special effects, a good cast, a considerable budget, etc
Ex 1-page 28
Activity 3.
The T introduces and revises the use of some modal verbs:
OBLIGATION:
I must make some time to revise for the test.
We are supposed to put up our hands if we want to ask a question.
NECESSITY:
I have to clean up this mess! My friends are coming over!
ADVICE –IT’S A GOOD IDEA/ It’s not a good idea.
You shouldn’t gossip. It’s not nice!
I should probably tell her the truth.
NO OBLIGATION or NECESSITY
You don’t have to get up early at the weekend.
You don’t need to have a degree to get a job.
PERMISSION
My parents let me buy a new smartphone.
They’re allowed to dress casually at school. They don’t have to wear a uniform.
PROHIBITION- interdiction
You mustn’t use gadgets too many hours a day. They are addictive.
WARNING:
You’d better return that book soon, or you’ll get a fine!

Homework:
worksheet