Subject: Didac_av_li_unit3-Task: Listening comprehension and pronunciation.

Student’s name: DE LORENZO RODRIGUEZ, CRISTINA

Group:53
Date2-12-2014

A description of the target group: I have thought about having this lesson plan for a Primary 2nd
classroom, 22 students (8 and 9 years old). We don’t have any special-needs students. We are in the second
month of class, introducing the students to the vocabulary related to animals
Length of time for the activity: 2 hour (two sessions) one for the listening and the other for the speaking.
Materials used. Software used: Microsoft PowerPoint.
Description of the activity: What we try with this activity is to develop comprehension and speaking skills
through practice. First we will use the flashcards. We need to have a set of flashcards for each student. Then
they have to listen to the teacher and decide which words are said throughout the listening. The teacher will
review the words and she/he will explain and discuss the words they do not know. After the students have
grasped these facts, the teacher will divide the class in groups and they will play the game. The game will
develop the pupils’ ability to understand and communicate effectively
Classroom arrangement: In the first session big class where the teacher is the focus of attention and in the
second session in groups of 3 or 4 people.
Why Specific aims and expected outcomes: This lesson would combine listening with speaking to make
students to speak about something that really enjoy: the rabbits. This lesson will reinforce the children’s
communication skills and will also enhance their listening comprehension. They will also improve their
research skills. They need to understand the text in order to play the game.
FUN RABBIT FACTS FOR KIDS

This
This is
is an
an activity
activity that
that II have
have thought
thought for
for primary,
primary, 1st
1st students
students (6
(6
years).
years). The
The students
students can
can learn
learn and
and enjoy
enjoy aa variety
variety of
of interesting
interesting
information
information about
about rabbits
rabbits and
and at
at the
the same
same time
time they
they can
can also
also practice
practice
their
their listening
listening and
and speaking
speaking skills
skills in
in aa very
very interactive
interactive way.
way. The
The first
first
session
session they
they will
will listen
listen about
about their
their habits
habits and
and habitats
habitats and
and in
in the
the
second
second session
session they
they will
will have
have to
to talk
talk about
about it
it with
with aa very
very interesting
interesting
game.
game.
I think that rabbits perhaps are one of the cutest and
wonderful creature on Earth.
Rabbits have long ears which can be as long as 10 cm.
Rabbits are herbivores (plant eaters).
They can be found through the world and they live in
groups. The European rabbit lives underground, in
burrows. A female rabbit is called a doe, a male rabbit is
called a buck, a young rabbit is called a kit (or kitten).
Rabbits have a lifespan of around 10 years.
Rabbits reproduce very quickly. Rabbits are born with their
eyes closed and without fur.
They are also commonly kept as pets.  Pet rabbits that live
inside are often referred to as ‘house rabbits’.
Have you listened to any of this words in the listening?
CUTEST EARS LIVE KIT

LIFESPAN KIT CAR EYES

CLOSED FUR KEEP PET

LIVE DOG HOUSE BURROWS

FEMALE UNDERGROUND DOE MALE

INSIDE QUICKLY BUCK OUTSIDE

RABBIT THREE YOUNG YEAR

 Rabbits live in groups.

Rabbits have long ears (10 cm).

Rabbits are herbivores (plant eaters).

Rabbits have a lifespan of around 10 years.

The European rabbit lives underground, in

burrows. A group of burrows is known as a warren.

Rabbits are born with their eyes closed and

without fur.
Is this a rabbit?

•A RABBIT

•A DOG

•A MOUSE
Do rabbits live in groups?.
Click one.
Do rabbits have long hears?
Click one.

•YES

•NO
Who is a herbivore (plant eater)?
Do rabbits have good teeth?
Click one.

•YES

•NO
My home is …
I like to eat…
The European
rabbit lives …
 Pet rabbits that live
inside are often
referred to as

HOUSE RABBITS ROOM RABBITS