Cep Lesson Plan 4
Cep Lesson Plan 4
Cep Lesson Plan 4
Teachers:
Level: B3
Goal: Complete Unit 3 and Review Talking about Food and Nutrition
Objectives (SWBAT):
Students Will Be Able To
1. Use the verbs of recipes in the imperative form.
2. Use the verbs of recipes while making cookies.
3. Use the language skills they have learned in Unit 3 to review for their unit test.
4. Study new vocabulary by making flash cards and writing sentences.
5. Make and respond to requests (take and place an order) at a restaurant by completing a
listening activity and doing a role play.
6. Follow imperatives and negatives by playing Simon Says.
Theme: Unit 3: Food and Nutrition (Lesson 1- Lesson 5: Following instructions)
Extensions:
Aim/Skill/Microskill
Activity/Procedure/Stage
Interaction Time
(for
example:
SS-T)
Activity 1: Greeting
SS-SS
5-7
min
S-SST
T-SS
10
min
S-S
Transition to #3: As you
can see Ive brought the
ingredients for making
cookies.
Activity 3: Making
Cookies Jigsaw
S-SST
min
T-SS
S-SST
3045
min
T-SS
25
min.
5
min.
10
min.
10
min.
Transition to 6: We just
made flashcards to help
us study our new
vocabulary for our next
unit test this Wednesday.
Our next activity will help
us practice how to make
and respond to requests
(take and place an order)
at a restaurant by
completing a
pronunciation exercise
and doing a role play.
Activity 6: Dialogue:
Eating Out Role Play
Practice with /iy/
15
min.
3
min.
Transition to 7: We just
did a pronunciation
activity and did a role
play to review how to take
and place orders at a
restaurant. We will do one
last fun activity to help us
review for Unit 3. We are
going to play Simon Says
to help us practice
Imperatives (orders).
S-S, T-SS,
SS-T
4
min.
6.3 Post-Stage:
Check correct answers on the PPT
presentation. Ask Ss if they have any
questions.
Tangible Outcome & T. feedback/peer
feedback:
Completed Ex. 1 and 2 with correct
answers. T provides feedback answering
questions. If consistent questions among
several students, interrupt the class and
give a mini lesson or review to help
students feel comfortable with the
concept.
7.1 Pre-Stage: For practice in using
both affirmative and negative
imperatives, the class will pay an
adaptation of the childrens game
Simon Says, in which Ss have to do
whatever is commanded unless the
negative is present (note that the pace
must be quick in order to make this a bit T-SS
of a challenge). Model for the Ss:
T: Simon says, Stand up. (Ss stand
up)
T: Simon says, Turn around. (Ss turn
around.)
T: Simon says, Dont sit down.
Anyone who sits down after this third
command is eliminated from the game,
which continues until the class has one
or two winners remaining. Ask Ss to:
1. Listen to the what Simon S
2. Follow the order
(After Ss become more proficient in
forming negatives, Ss can lead Symon
Says.)
T-S, S-T
3.
Lead Simon Says
(Ss take turns leading the game.)
15
min.
3
min.
10
min.
Transition to Wrap-Up:
We just played Simon
Says to help us form
imperatives and negative
imperatives. We used
what we have learned in
this unit to review for our
unit test on Wednesday.
We will now end our
lesson by filling out the
learner log on p. 59 in
your Stand Out book.
Wrap-up
S-S, T-SS,
SS-T
2
min.
Materials:
Chalk
PowerPoint
Stand Out 2
Stand Out 2 CD
Grammar Challenge
Word Cluster Handout
Index Cards (Pieces of paper)
Colored pencils/Markers
Market Weekly Ads
Activity 6: Dialogue: Eating Out (Teaching Pronunciation, p. 144)
5
min.