Revision 3
Revision 3
Revision 3
VI. Procedures
words, note on
books to page 77
their notebook
- Read the directions together.
what needed
3 While – teaching Reading and writing
Activity 1: Look and read. - Do the exercises
Write 'yes' or 'no'. through the T’s
- Ask the children to look at the instructions
pictures and say what they can - Interact in
see English as much
- Read out the paragraph in this as possible
activity and ask the children to
point the correct pictures.
- Look at the example with
children and check that they
understand the exercise.
- Children do the rest of the
exercise individually.
- Check answers by asking
“what’s number (1)?” to
children around the class
Answer key:
1. no
2. yes
3. yes
4. no
5. no
6. yes
7. yes
answers.
- Have students look at the
questions for this activity and
read through the sentences.
- Read the sentences aloud
together and answer any
questions students may have.
- Divide students into pairs.
- Allow the children time to
complete the activity in their
books, then check answers by
asking children around the
class to read out the completed
speech bubbles.
Answers
1. arrived
2 have
3 were travelling
4 sleep
5 were making
6 're exploring
7 will be
8 Say
9 's getting
10 '11 ask
Listening
Activity 03: Listen and draw
lines. (15 mins)
- Allow the children time to
work individually
Speaking
Activity 04: Work in pairs.
Ask and answer questions
about Jack Smith, then ask
and answer questions about
you and your partner.
- Tell children to think of some
questions about Jack Smith.
- Tell them to use words on the
table to complete the sentence
about themselves.
- Students work in pairs.
Answers
1What's his name?
His name's Jack Smith.
2 Where does he live?
He lives in the city centre.
3 What's he studying?
He's studying Spanish and
maths.
4 Has he ever had a job?
No, never.
5 What was he doing this time
last year?
He was studying in Argentina.
6 When will he finish his
studies?
He'll finish his studies next
summer.
4 Post - teaching Memory game - Listen to T and
- This game is played in groups give their answers
of 4–6, using student made
picture cards with pictures and
words on one side.
- Each group plays with two
sets of cards.
- The cards are arranged face
down in a grid.
- Players turn over two cards
per turn.
- The goal is to find a matching
pair of cards.
- If a pair is not found, students
VII. Reflection
a. What I liked most about this lesson today:
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b. What I learned from this lesson today:
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c. What I should improve for this next time:
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