ESTRELLA - Practica III - Lesson 13 - Passed
ESTRELLA - Practica III - Lesson 13 - Passed
ESTRELLA - Practica III - Lesson 13 - Passed
ENTREGA DE PLANIFICACIÓN
ALUMNO PRACTICANTE: Maria Laura Estrella
Año y sección: 2B
Nivel lingüístico del curso: Upper Elementary. Lower pre intermediate. Some students
attend a private institute and are preparing the PET exam. One student is preparing FCE.
Cantidad de alumnos: 31
Learning Aims
Language Focus
N Best actor, best actress, best Speculate I think the best actor will
E play, best special effects, best be…
W actor/actress in supporting rol
Materials
- “Sala Reynieri” (This is a bigger classroom where students will be able to set up
the stage for the play.
- Nominees worksheets.
Procedures
(10 minutes)
Students settle in from the break.
Greetings
Call attendance.
Take the students to the Reynieri classroom.
(5 minutes)
I’ll tell the students: “Today you will perform your plays. We’ve been working on them for several
months and I know you’re eager to present them. So, we’ll set up the stage, and you’ll present
your play to the other group”.
Transition comment:
(15 minutes)
I’ll tell the students: I’m going to give each group 15 minutes to set up the stage”. Each group
will have a side of the classroom assigned so that they can set up the stage at the same time.
The chairs for the “audience” will be left in the middle. That way, they will only have to turn them
around.
After the time is up, I will say “now, since you have done your best preparing for theise
performances, we will have an award ceremony to round up this period. Commented [AV1]: Nice idea!
Scaffolding Strategies: I’ll read each category with them and check the meaning of the words
with them.
BEST ACTRESS
BEST SPECIAL
EFFECTS
BEST SETTING
BEST COSTUMES
BEST ACTOR IN
SUPPORTING ROLE
BEST ACTRESS IN
SUPPORTING ROLE
BEST PLAY
Scaffolding Strategies: I’ll make sure the vocabulary and the instructions is clear by reading
slowly and eliciting the words and definitions from students and asking open questions to Commented [AV3]: Providing some examples, as well
ensure comprehension, like: so, what do you have to do? How many names can you write down
for each category?.
Scaffolding Strategies: I’ll make sure the “audience” stays quiet and paying attention to their
classmates.
Scaffolding Strategies: I’ll make sure the “audience” stays quiet and paying attention to their
classmates.
(3 minutes)
Please, complete the worksheets and hand them in. As I collect them, I will ask: Who do you
think will win?” and encourage them to answer: “I think … will win”.