The document outlines a short term lesson plan for a 7th grade class about people's possessions. The plan includes warm-up activities to get students talking about what they have in their bags and what possessions are important to them. The main part of the lesson involves students reading a text about two characters, Phra Pachak and Laura, and their possessions, answering comprehension questions, and discussing school rules. Formative assessment criteria are provided to evaluate students' vocabulary learning and responses to discussion questions.
The document outlines a short term lesson plan for a 7th grade class about people's possessions. The plan includes warm-up activities to get students talking about what they have in their bags and what possessions are important to them. The main part of the lesson involves students reading a text about two characters, Phra Pachak and Laura, and their possessions, answering comprehension questions, and discussing school rules. Formative assessment criteria are provided to evaluate students' vocabulary learning and responses to discussion questions.
The document outlines a short term lesson plan for a 7th grade class about people's possessions. The plan includes warm-up activities to get students talking about what they have in their bags and what possessions are important to them. The main part of the lesson involves students reading a text about two characters, Phra Pachak and Laura, and their possessions, answering comprehension questions, and discussing school rules. Formative assessment criteria are provided to evaluate students' vocabulary learning and responses to discussion questions.
The document outlines a short term lesson plan for a 7th grade class about people's possessions. The plan includes warm-up activities to get students talking about what they have in their bags and what possessions are important to them. The main part of the lesson involves students reading a text about two characters, Phra Pachak and Laura, and their possessions, answering comprehension questions, and discussing school rules. Formative assessment criteria are provided to evaluate students' vocabulary learning and responses to discussion questions.
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Short term plan
Unit 1 of a long term plan: Communication and School: 38 school-lyceum
Technology
Date: 07.09.2023 Teacher name: Kapsalyk Gulnur
Grade: 7 Number present: absent: Lesson title People's possession Learning objectives 7.4.1.1 understand the main points in a growing range of short, simple texts on general and curricular topics 7.3.1.1 provide basic information about themselves and others at discourse level on a range of general topics Lesson objectives Learners will be able to: • Read about young people and their possessions. • Read for general meaning and specific information. • Talk about rules at school. Plan
Stages / Teachers actions Students actions Assessment Resources
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Organization moment : At the
Start 1.Greeting. “The wish flower” organization Warm-up method helps to start the moment T tries • Ask individual students: What do lesson with good wishes to award active Pictures you always have in your bag? What to each other. Ss. «The possessions are important to you? praise» method • Elicit ideas from the class, and ask The aim: To develop Ss is used to speaking skills and PPT students if they think they have a lot evaluate Ss with of possessions. create friendly phrases like: Lead – In atmosphere “Good job! Well done!” Efficiency: By wishing each other they feel better and feel the Formative support of others Assessment
Students say different
A PIECE OF FAMILY HISTORY: words from the picture "This book was given to [my father] Good job! in 1937 as a class prize. Not only was it read to him as a child, it was also read to me. One day I hope to read it to my children." — Deborah, Roanoke, Virginia Main Ex:1 P:10 part -Students use their dictionaries to Students check the Assessment check the meaning of the words in meaning of words criteria CD 1 the list - Learn Ask students to work in pairs to vocabulary for guess which possessions belong to Students read the study everyday objects Cards each person strategy ANSWERS Descriptor: Differentiation: 1 Phra Pachak - match the «Verbal support» method is used 2 Laura words in the box to help Students use new words in 3 Phra Pachak with the objects. the text. 4 Laura 5 Phra Pachak Ex: 2 P: 10 Assessment Allow students time to read the Students read the text criteria: Study strategy, then ask them to and write true or false. Do a Worksheets identify the key words in the Correct the false questionnaire question in exercise 1 (possessions, sentences about personal Phra Pachak, Laura). ANSWERS: possessions 1 False. Thai monks Descriptor: Differentiation: Support; learners wear orange robes. - look at the are arranged to interact in mixed 2 True. question and groups. Topic vocabulary is used 3 False. People give food check the while responding to the given to the monks. meaning of the questions 4 True. six adjectives Ex: 3 P: 10 5 False. Laura doesn’t go • In a stronger class, ask students if into classes without her they would like to live with fewer ID card. or more possessions. Ask if the 6 True. -Make CCQ rules for Laura and Phra Pachak questions seem strict. • In a weaker class, ask how Laura’s school rules compare to their own. What is different? Home task: Poster End EX: 5 P: 10 WB Success KWL chart