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Lesson Plan: Unit 2: The Way We Live! Speaking: Daily Life

This document provides a lesson plan for an English speaking class at a university in Vietnam. The objectives of the lesson are for students to review vocabulary about things and rooms in a house, collocate verbs with noun phrases related to daily life activities, and talk about their favorite room and what they do there. The lesson plan outlines warm-up activities like a matching game to review previous vocabulary. It then introduces new vocabulary about daily activities through matching verbs with nouns and completing sentences. Students practice the new vocabulary through group discussions and a guessing game to identify classmates' favorite rooms. The lesson closes with an individual speaking activity where students describe their favorite room and activities in full sentences.

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Lesson Plan: Unit 2: The Way We Live! Speaking: Daily Life

This document provides a lesson plan for an English speaking class at a university in Vietnam. The objectives of the lesson are for students to review vocabulary about things and rooms in a house, collocate verbs with noun phrases related to daily life activities, and talk about their favorite room and what they do there. The lesson plan outlines warm-up activities like a matching game to review previous vocabulary. It then introduces new vocabulary about daily activities through matching verbs with nouns and completing sentences. Students practice the new vocabulary through group discussions and a guessing game to identify classmates' favorite rooms. The lesson closes with an individual speaking activity where students describe their favorite room and activities in full sentences.

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SPEAKING

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LESSON PLAN
Class: 2PGN25- Group: 5 Member: Nguyn Th !"#h Tr$n Th %uy&n Tr$n Th %'

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Soars, J. and Soars, L. (2009). Amer)#an %ea67ay 2A. Second Edition. Oxford Press. --3 CLASS 1ESC4-PT-ON:

83 Class: 20 second# "ear st$dents at I % $ni!ersit" 23 Le9el: E&e'entar" (. T)me: )* 'in$tes ---3 O!:ECT-.ES: A* *he en6 o2 *he lesson; s*u6en*s 7)ll be able *o: +e'e',er t-in.s in t-e -o$se and /-ere t-e" are Collocate verbs with noun phrases around the topic of daily life. Kno/ so'e acti!ities in dai&" &ife and /-ere t-e" $s$a&&" do t-ese acti!ities Get some new words appearing in the lesson 0a&1 a,o$t t-eir fa!orite roo' and /-at t-e" do in t-at roo'. -.3 ASS(ME1 5NO+LE1GE2 Ss -a!e a&read" &earnt2 3 4oca,$&ar" a,o$t t-in.s and roo's in a -o$se 3 Str$ct$re2 0-ere is, t-ere are 3 P&ace 5re5ositions2 in, on, $nder, ,e-ind6. .3 ANT-C-PATE1 P4O!LEMS: Ss 'a" not 1no/ 'an" !oca,$&ar" ite's re&ated to t-eir dai&" &ife, so 0 s-o$&d ,e read" to introd$ce so'e and 'a1e a -int.

SPEAKING 0-ere 'a" ,e ti'e &eft so 0 s-o$&d 5re5are so'e extra acti!ities. .-3 .--3 TEAC%-NG A-1S 2 0ext,oo1, 5en, ,oard, co'5$ter, and 5ro7ector.

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Tea#her -3 +arm-up: < =m)ns> GAME: L(C5, +%EEL 4ooms )n a house A)m: Revise vocabulary about things and rooms in a house in the last lesson. Leading: In the last lesson, we have leant about things and rooms in your homes. Before starting our lesson today, we are going to play a game to revise these vocabularies. # 8i!ide t-e c&ass into 2 .ro$5s and c-oose 2 &eaders for eac.ro$5. # 0e&& c&ass t-e r$&e of t-e .a'e2 4ule o2 *he game 2 tea' &eaders ta1e t$rns to c-oose one of t-e 9$estions n$',ered fro' : to ; Ot-er tea' 'e',ers -a!e :0 seconds to ans/er 9$estions /it- t-e :st -int,* seconds /it- t-e 2nd -int, ( seconds /itt-e (rd -int. Eac- ti'e "o$r .ro$5 ans/ers a 9$estion correct&", t-e tea' &eader can s5in t-e /-ee& to decide -o/ 'an" 5oints "o$r tea' can .et. Note2 <it- t-e :st -int (=$estion) >? .et t-e tota& of 5oints <it- t-e 2nd -int (Pict$re) >? 'in$s :0 5oints <it- t-e (rd -int (0-e :st &etter) >? 'in$s 20 5oints. If not, ot-er tea' /i&& ans/er it and -a!e a ri.-t to s5in t-e /-ee&. 0-e /inner is t-e tea' /-ic- -as 'ore 5oints t-an t-e

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#<or1 in .ro$5s # Ans/er t-e 9$estions2 1.In this room, I see a sofa. Where is it? = !iving room ". In this room, I see a bed. Where is it? = Bedroom #. In this room, I see a blanket. Where is it? = Bedroom $. In this room, I see a shower.Where is it? = Bathroom %. In this room, I see a dish. Where is it? = &itchen 6. In this room, I see a bar of soap.Where is it? = Bathroom #S5in t-e /-ee&

SPEAKING ot-er. 0-e /inner /i&& ,e 5&$s : 'ar1 in 5artici5ation. Leading to the new lesson: 'hose are things and rooms in a house. (nd to )now what do you do in these rooms. We are going to move on to the new lesson today* Unit 2: THE !" E L#$E% &'ontin(e) *peaking: Topi+ ,-ail. life --3 Tea#h .o#abulary3 ? A#*)9)*y 8 <@m)ns>: Ma*#h *he 9erbs an6 nouns3 !i/: # +ollocate verbs and noun phrases , !earn vocabulary about daily activities

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%a!e <as<atc0ext 0a1e B&ean $5 8o Send

0-e ne/s on 04 @" friends @" -air Area1fast An e'ai& 0-e 'ess A s-o/er 0-e dis-es

Leading: We do not have enough time to cover all activities in $ bo-es in page 1#, so today we .ust learn vocabularies in the first and second bo-es. /ou will do the rest of bo-es at home and chec) it in the ne-t lesson. # Ae.in ," te&&in. sts to &oo1 at t-e first and second ,ox of !er,s and no$ns in 5a.e :(. As1 t-e' if t-e" can 'atc- an" !er, /it- a no$n. # If necessar", do one or t/o as an exa'5&e

SPEAKING # 0e&& sts /or1 in 5airs to 'atc- !er,s and no$ns in t-e rest of t-e ,oxes in 2 'in$tes. # <-en sts -a!e finis-ed, as1 eac- 5air reads a&o$d one 5-rase. E.2 0 as1 5air :2 0e&& 'e t-e !er, C-a!eD 'atc- /-ic- no$n 5-rase6.. # As1 ot-er 5airs2 C8o "o$ a.ree /it- t-eir ans/erE If not, /-at is "o$r ans/erE # After eac- 5-rase, as1 sts &oo1 at t-e 5ict$re and ,oxes in s&ide, c-ec1 t-e ans/er and its 'eanin.. # As1 sts &isten and re5eat t-ree ti'es after c-ec1in. eac- ans/er. # After c-ec1in. a&& 5-rases, ca&& so'e sts stand $5 to read a&o$d a&& 5-rases and dea& /it- an" 5ro,&e's /it- 5ron$nciation. ?A#*)9)*y 2 < Am)ns>: Comple*e *he sen*en#es 7)*h *he #orre#* 7or6s3 !i/: , 0emonstrate 1s2s understanding about vocabulary , 3elp 1ts practice to collocate verbs and nouns 8. I ne!er 666..,rea1fast on /ee1da"s, on&" on /ee1ends. 2. I ta1e a -ot 6666. e!er" 'ornin. and e!er" e!enin. (. @" sister /as-es -er666..at &east fo$r ti'es a /ee1 ). I donFt often do t-e 666..,eca$se /e -a!e a dis-/as-er *. @" dad a&/a"s 666. t-e ten oFc&oc1 ne/s on 04 ;. @" 'o' sa"s I text '" 6666.. too '$cG. Ho$ 'ade t-is 'ess, so "o$ 666.. it $5 I J. Ban I 6666.. an e#'ai& fro' "o$r co'5$terE - As0 Ss *o 7or0 )n6)9)6ually *o #omple*e @ sen*en#es abou* B m)ns3 - Call s*s #ome *o *he boar6 an6 7r)*e 6o7n *he)r ans7ers3 - Play *he re#or6 only on#e an6 #he#03 - Play *he re#or6 aga)n an6 as0 *hem *o repea* ea#h sen*en#es3 - Call some s*s *o rea6 aga)n alou63 - !nswers:

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# <or1 in 5airs to 'atc!er,s and no$ns # Stand $5 to read a&o$d t-e 5-rase t-e" /i&& ,e as1ed. # Loo1 and c-ec1 t-e ans/er and its 'eanin.. # Listen and re5eat. # +ead a&o$d a&& 5-rases

#Listen to t-e teac-erKs instr$ctions # 8o t-e tas1 a&one.

SPEAKING :. I ne!er 6-a!e66..,rea1fast on /ee1da"s, on&" on /ee1ends. 2. I ta1e a -ot 66s-o/er66. e!er" 'ornin. and e!er" e!enin. (. @" sister /as-es -er6-air66..at &east fo$r ti'es a /ee1 ). IF' .oin. to6'a1e6. so'e coffee. 8oes an",od" /ant so'eE *. @" dad a&/a"s 6/atc-es66. t-e ten oFc&oc1 ne/s on 04 ;. @" 'o' sa"s I text '" 66friends66.. too '$cG. Ho$ 'ade t-is 'ess, so "o$ 6c&ean66.. it $5 I J. Ban I 66send66.. an e#'ai& fro' "o$r co'5$terE ---3 !e2ore- spea0)ng: !i/: , 4et sts to order these phrase under the topic headings of different rooms ,&now where the activities are done ,5ractice the vocabulary in a personali6ed way L A#*)9)*y B <@m)ns>: 1)s#uss)on2 Where do you usually do the activities in activity 1? Write them in the chart. Li!in. roo' Aedroo' Aat-roo' Kitc-en

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# As1 sts to /or1 in ) .ro$5s to disc$ss a,o$t /-ere t-e" $s$a&&" do t-e acti!ities. Pic1 o$t t-e acti!ities in acti!it" : and /rite t-e' in eac- c-art. # Ba&& fo$r .ro$5 &eaders to te&& t-e acti!ities t-e" do in eac- roo'2 3 Gro$5 :2 Li!in. roo' 3 Gro$5 22 Aedroo' 3 Gro$5 (2 Aat-roo' 3 Gro$5 )2 Kitc-en # As1 ot-er .ro$5s /-et-er t-e" -a!e t-e sa'e acti!ities or not, if t-e" are different, ca&& so'e sts to te&& t-eir ideas. 7g* 8I don9t read maga6ines in bedroom. I read maga6ines in living room.: # If t-ere are so'e 'ista1es in StsK s5eec-, I /i&& indicate t-eir #8isc$ss in .ro$5 and te&& t-eir ideas #Listen and &oo1 at 0Ks exa'5&e

SPEAKING 'ista1es and as1 t-e' to re5eat. -.3 +h)le Spea0)ng ? A#*)9)*y C < A m)ns>: Guess)ng A)m: A#*)9a*e s*u6en*s *o use ne7 9o#abular)es mean)ng2ully3 # 0 as1s St to .$ess t-eir friendKs fa!orite roo' # 0 as1s Sts to /or1 in .ro$5 of * # Eac- st$dent -as t-eir o/n fa!orite roo' and ot-ers as1 "es M no 9$estions, /-ic- are a,o$t acti!ities t-e" do in t-at roo' $nti& t-e identit" of t-eir 5artner is deter'ined. Sts ta1e t$rn to 5ractice. # 0 .i!es an exa'5&e2 0o you ta)e a bath there? 6666666666 # 0 .oes aro$nd to s$55ort Ss if necessar". -.3 Pos* - spea0)ng A#*)9)*y 5 <@ m)ns> : 5eep *al0)ng A)m: -mpro9e s*u6en*sD spo0en 2luen#y; help *hem remember ne7 #on*en* an6 re#all *hem o2 *he pr)or lesson - 0 as1s Sts to descri,e t-eir fa!orite roo' and /-at t-e" do in t-eir roo' indi!id$a&&". # A5art fro' !er, co&&ocations /-ic- sts -a!e 7$st &earnt, 0 s$..ests sts $se str$ct$re Ct-ere isN t-ere areD, C5re5ositionD in t-eir 5erfor'ance. # 0 .i!es sts : 'in$te to 5re5are ,efore t-e" are .oin. to 5resent. # Sts /i&& -a!e (0 seconds to te&& a,o$t t-eir fa!orite roo' /it- no re5etition, no sto5 in 'ore t-an * seconds. Sts '$st descri,e in f$&& sentences. # 0 ca&&s so'e st$dents .o to t-e ,oard and 5resent t-eir s5ea1in., one at a ti'e. # 0 ta1es note /-at t-e" &ist. 0 co$nts Sts acce5ta,&e ans/ers, /-o -as 'ore sentences /i&& ,e t-e /inner. # 0eac-er re'ar1s a,o$t !oca,$&ar", .ra''ar and 5ron$nciation. and correct for t-e /-o&e c&ass.

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<or1 in .ro$5 of *, ta1e t$rn to as1 "es M no 9$estions to identif" fa!orite roo' of eac- 'e',er.

#<or1 indi!id$a&&", c-oose t-eir fa!orite roo', t-en ta&1 a,o$t t-eir fa!orite roo' and t-e acti!ities in t-at roo' to t-eir 5artner

SPEAKING # 0 .i!es t-e /inner a s'a&& .ift. 53 %ome7or0: <8m)ns> # @atc- !er,s /it- no$ns in t-e (rd and )t- ,oxes # Bo'5&ete t-e sentences n$',er ), *, ;, :2, :(, :), :*, :; in acti!it" ( on 5a.e :( # <rite a s-ort 5ara.ra5 to descri,e "o$r fa!orite roo'.

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