English Year 6
English Year 6
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Pre-lesson
1. Show the pictures of London in the 17th century and ask pupils what they can see, where they think it
is, which century it is in, etc. Note any useful key vocabulary on theboard.
Lesson delivery
2. Follow the instructions for Activity 1 in the Teacher’s Book p.42. Use the picture ofSamuel Pepys
(pronounced: /piːps/) as introduce pupils to him.
3. Follow instructions for Activity 2 in the Teacher’s Book, p.43. Pupils look at each picture and talk
about what they see.
4. Follow instructions for Activity 3 in the Teacher’s Book, p.43. Pupils read to check their answers and to
gain a global understanding of the text.
5. Support and guide pupils as they develop the skill of guessing meaning from context.
6. Talk to pupils about how they record new vocabulary. Encourage pupils to write definitions of new words
in English and avoid translations unless necessary, especially in the case of more proficient pupils.
7. The Great Fire of London was a tragic event, but it helped eradicate the plague. Ask pupils to reflect on
positive and negative outcomes of these events..
Post-lesson
Review new vocabulary in the lesson with an activity from the post-lesson tasks in Section 3 or refer to the
Games Bank in the Teacher’s Book, pp.14–17, for more ideas
REFLECTION
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Pre-lesson
1. Use the pictures from Lesson 17 (both those from the UK and from Malaysia) to review vocabulary
and historical content through a guessing game or another lively activity.
Lesson delivery
2. Ask pupils to remember the text in the Pupil’s Book pp.22–3 to order the sentences in Activity 1 inthe
Pupil’s Book, p.24. They should then read quickly to check their answers.
3. Follow the instructions for Activity 2 in the Teacher’s Book, p.44. Pupils need to answer the questions.
4. Pupils discuss the questions comparing life in the past with now. Pupils focus on life in London at this
stage.
5. Ask pupils if the same differences can be found in their hometown or in Kuala Lumpur, as the capital city.
6. Working on a computer, where available, ask pupils to create a table to show the similarities and
differences. They could colour their table and find some illustrations to support their ideas. Encourage
them to use an online dictionary to check spelling or to find words they don’t know, or they can ask for
your help (in English
7. Put two pairs together to read and review each other’s work. Make changes andcorrections as
necessary.
Post-lesson
8. Conduct a gallery walk for pupils to give each other feedback on their work – pupils move aroundthe
classroom, look at each other’s work and comment on it. Collect pupils’ work at the end of the lesson to
review it.
REFLECTION
/ pupils were able to achieve the learning objectives Lesson is postponed due to :
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Pre-lesson
1. Play a whole class or large group game using the nouns and verbs from Working With Words
Lesson delivery
3. Elicit some ideas from pupils about how people lived in London in Pepys’ time. Elicitmore ideas
about how pupils’ grandparents lived. Note useful ideas on the board.
4. Follow instructions for Vocabulary in the Teacher’s Book, p.48 to introduce vocabulary.
5. Follow instructions for Activity 1 in the Teacher’s Book, p.48.
6. Play the recording of the dialogue again. Have pupils listen for the pronunciation of used to (/'juːstə/).
Point out that the pronunciation is different for use as a verb on its own.Drill several times chorally and
individually, having pupils focus on their pronunciation while saying full positive and negative sentences
and questions. Pupils repeat in different voices to review whisper, shout, scream etc.
7. Pupils use prompts tomake a new dialogue and form question using used to.
8. Pupils’ pronounce of used to again before having thempractice the questions and answers
Post-lesson
Follow the instructions for the Cooler Tic-tac-toe activity in the Teacher’s Book, p.48 or choose an activity
from the post-lesson tasks to review areas of learning in this lessonthat pupils have had difficulty with.
REFLECTION
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
ACTIVITY
Pre-lesson
1. Using the examples from pupils’ work from Lesson 18, say some sentences in the formthey are written
(pupils may have used present simple, past simple, or some may have used used to). In small groups,
pupils listen and write a full sentence using used to when suitable. Repeat three or four times. Review
and check as a whole class.
Lesson delivery
2. Follow the instructions for Warm-up: What can you see? in the Teacher’s Book, p.46,to focus attention
on the language in context.
3. Follow the instructions for Activity 1 in the Teacher’s Book, p.46 to guide pupils tonotice the target
language form and meaning.
4. Follow the instructions for Activity 2 in the Teacher’s Book, p.46. Pupils complete thetext using the
target language.
5. Give pupils back their writing from Lesson 18. Have pupils use their similarities anddifferences to say
sentences using used to/didn’t use to.
6. Pupils talk to their partner about when they were three years old. Extend the activity by asking pupils to
giveone incorrect piece of information about themselves. Partners should guess which information
is incorrect.
7. Individually, pupils write a short paragraph about their life in the past
Post-lesson
Consolidate learning with a speaking activity from the post-lesson tasks in Section 3.
REFLECTION
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Pre-lesson
1. See Section 3, Pre-lesson Task 9: Memory Chain. Use the sentence: I want to put tomatoes in my
sandwich... I want to put tomatoes and cucumbers in my sandwich. Iwant to put tomatoes,
cucumbers and … in my sandwich
Lesson delivery
2. Distribute a Flow Map to each group. (Appendix 1)
3. Pupils watch a short clip on how to make a sandwich.
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4. In groups, pupils fill in the Flow Map with correct information.
5. Pupils discuss the steps of making a sandwich.
6. In groups, pupils prepare their sandwiches.
Post-lesson
Conduct a gallery walk, where pupils walk around and look at each other’s FlowMaps. Have groups talk
about their Flow Maps as you do this, in a casual way, focussing on sequencing adverbs and punctuation.
REFLECTION
/ pupils were able to achieve the learning objectives Lesson is postponed due to :