LP Eng Plus 7 MSA Term 4,1
LP Eng Plus 7 MSA Term 4,1
Well done
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Short term plan
Descriptor:
Checking the home task -do the home
Learners do the home task task-1
Well done
Task. V (Task for understanding) Students write sentences Descriptor:
Ex: 5 P:95 with to be going to or A learner
Teacher Remind students to read the will. - write sentences
sentences carefully and Answers: -1
check they understand the context. In a 1 are going to meet -use be going to
weaker class, you could decide as a class 4 ’ll be or will -1
which are plans and which are 2 will be Point -2
predictions before students complete the 5 is going to leave
sentences. 3 are going to play
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Middle Task. I (Wh, I) Ex: 1 P:96 Students order the words Descriptor:
35 min Teacher allow students time to read the to make sentences. A learner Pictures
sentences and choose the correct answers. Choose the correct words. - choose the
Encourage them to guess if they aren’t sure. Answers: correct words -1
Play the CD. Students listen and check their 1 I’m going to have a go Point-1
answers. In a stronger class, ask where the at Formula 3.
stress falls. In a weaker class, point out that 2 I’m not going to stop
in compound nouns, the stress falls on the racing.
first word, not the second word. Model and 3 He’s going to contact
drill some of the pronunciations more sponsors.
4 My sponsors aren’t
going to give me much
money
Task. II (Wh, I) Ex: 2 P:96 Students work in pairs. Descriptor:
Teacher asks Ss read the instructions and Complete the sentences A learner Stickers
the example sentence with the class. Then, with a word in the box - complete the
in pairs, students form compound nouns from A and a word from sentences -1
and complete the sentences. box B - use the word in
Differentiation: Answers: the box -1
Less motivated students will read the 1 tennis player / champion Point -2
instructions and the example sentence with 2 cycling competition
the class 3 football stadium
4 skiing tournament
5 basketball team
6 running champion
Task. III (Task for understanding) Students look at the Descriptor:
Ex: 3 P:96 photos and listen to three A leaarner
Teacher asks to focus on the photos and interviews about disable -discuss the
elicit or explain the meaning of disabled. Answers: photo -1
Play the CD. Students listen and check their Oscar Pistorius -answer the
answer. question -1
Conclusion during the lesson some tasks Point -2
differentiated by outcomes of the students
and by their abilities.
Lesson title Talk about future arrangement. /Be going to and Present Continuous
Learning objectives 7. 3. 6. 1 in pairs, groups and whole class work, try to explain what others say
with a sentence or reasoning with some flexibility;
7. 5. 5. 1 on some familiar general and academic topics with some supported
examples of argumentation and justification;
7. 6. 8. 1
use various forms of the future tense, as well as the extended present tense in the
sense of the future, in relation to many familiar general and skillful learning
topics;
Lesson objectives Learners will be able to:
(assessment criteria) - Learn the question form of be going to.
- Write questions using be going to.
- Learn the use of present continuous for future arrangements.
- Practise asking about future arrangements using the present continuous.
Task. III (Task for understanding) Students study the key Descriptor:
Ex: 3 P:99 phrases. Then order them. A learner
Teacher asks read through the key phrases Answers: -read the key
with the class. Ask students to find the key 1 Dear Sir or Madam phrases-1
phrases in the model letter and translate 2 I am writing to you - find the key
them into their own language before because … phrases -2
ordering them 3 Please contact me … Points -3
4 I look forward to Excellent
hearing from you..
5 Yours faithfully Total points 10
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Task. III (Task for understanding) Students study the key Descriptor:
Ex: 3 P: 101 phrases. Then listen to a A learner
Teacher asks Ss Read through the key conversation again and -read the key
phrases with the class, pointing out that we write true or false. phrases -1
say three all (not three-three) and one nil Answers: - write true or
(not one zero). 1 False. The match started false -1
Explain the meaning of draw if necessary. twenty minutes ago. Points -2
Differentiation: 2 True.
Learners will be supported by teacher and 3 True.
by helpers from his class. 4 False. The score is one
all, so it is a draw at the
moment
5 False. Paula thinks that
Liverpool will win this
match and the Champions
League.
Ex: 4 P: 101 Students listen to the Descriptor:
Teacher asks Ss read and listen to the dialogue. Then practise A learner
dialogue. Tell them not to worry about the the dialogue with a - listen to the
blue words at this stage. Students practise partner. dialogue -1
the dialogue with a partner. Remind them to Answers: - practise the
swap roles and practise it again. Students’ own answers. dialogue -2
Points -3
Excellent
Total points 10
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Short term plan
Middle Task. I (Wh, I) Ex: 1 P:103 Students find nine more Descriptor:
35 min Teacher focus on the table. Find nine more people in sport. Use two A learner Pictures
people in sport. Use two or three squares or three squares for each - find nine more
for each words. words. people -1
Answers: - use two or
Champion three squares -2
Referee Point-3
Captain
Trainer
Supporter
Reporter
Finalist
Manager
Sponsor
Owner
Task. II (Wh, I) Ex: 2 P:103 Students find eight more Descriptor:
Teacher asks Ss find eight more nouns. nouns. Then read the A learner Stickers
Then read the sentences. Match the nouns sentences. Match the - find eight
to complete the sentences with compound nouns to complete the more nouns -1
nouns. sentences with compound - match the
Differentiation: nouns. nouns -2
Less motivated students will match the Answers: Point -3
nouns to complete the sentences with Tennis player
compound nouns by teacher’s support Rugby match
Running champion
skiing tournament
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Middle Task. I (Wh, I) Ex: 1 P:36 Students think about their Descriptor:
35 min Teacher asks Ss read the task with the first memory and answer A learner Pictures
class. You may need to translate or pre- the questions - read the task -1
teach the word, memory. Answers: - answer the
Discuss ideas as a class. Students can use Students’ own answers questions -
their own language for any ideas that they 2
find difficult to express in English. Point-3
However, encourage them to give simple
answers to the questions if they can
Well done
Task. II (Wh, I) Ex: 2 P:38 Students read and listen to Descriptor:
Teacher asks Ss read the title of the text the text. Which four A learner Stickers
with the class and ask students what they people does the text - read the title -1
think the text will be about. mention - answers to the
Then read the task and clarify that students Answers: questions -2
should listen for four different names. Point Stephen Wiltshire, Point -3
out that students do not need to understand Mahavir Jain, Akira
everything in the text at this stage. Once Haraguchi, Dominic
students have read and listened to the text, O’Brien They all have
elicit answers to the questions good memories
Task. III (Task for understanding) Students read the text Descriptor:
Ex: 3 P: 38 again. Write true or false. A learner
Teacher tell students to read through all the Answers: - read the text -1
sentences before reading the text again 1 False. Stephen doesn’t - write true or
more carefully to decide whether the know the city. He drew a false. Write
sentences are true or false picture of it from true or false-2
memory. Points -3
Differentiation: 2 False. Stephen was in a
Learners will be supported by teacher and helicopter.
by helpers from his class 3 True.
4 False. He recited
100,000 digits of pi in 16
hours.
5 False. He was World
Memory Champion eight
times
Ex: 4 P: 38 Students complete the Descriptor:
Teacher asks Ss have found the phrases in sentences with the words A learner
the text and completed the sentences, ask or phrases in blue in the - complete the
individuals to read out the sentences to text. sentences -1
check answers. Answers: - use words or
Ask students to try to work out the 1 remember phrases in blue -
meanings from the context. Check 2 memorize 2
understanding by asking students to 3 from memory Points -3
translate them into their own language or, 4 photographic
in a stronger class, ask them to put the 5 memory
words into new sentences.
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Middle Task. I (Wh, I) Ex: 1 P:39 Students look at the text Descriptor:
35 min Teacher explain that students are using and complete the A learner Pictures
sentences in context to deduce the rules. sentences with the words - complete the
Once students have completed the rules, in the box. sentences -1
check answers by asking students to read Answers: -use the words
them out. 1 were in the box-2
In a weaker class, ensure students 2 wasn’t Point-3
understand that was is for the first and third 3 Was
person, and were is for the rest. In a 4 was
stronger class, ask students to find more Rules
sentences using was, wasn’t, were or 1 were
weren’t in the text. 2 wasn’t
3 was 4 was
Task. II (Wh, I) Ex: 2 P:39 Students complete the Descriptor:
Teacher asks Ss complete the sentences. If sentences using the A learner Stickers
they are not sure about the information, correct form of was and - complete the
encourage them to make a guess, although were. sentences -1
they should be careful to use the correct Answers: - use the correct
form of was, were. 1 wasn’t form of was and
2 was were.
3 weren’t -2
4 were Point -3
5 wasn’t / was
Task. III (Task for understanding) Students work in pairs. Descriptor:
Ex: 3 P: 39 Ask and answer questions A learner
Teacher asks students ask and answer in about the sentences using - ask and answer
pairs. Refer them back to the rules section if was and were questions -1
they need help forming the short answers. Answers: - use was and
Ask some students to read some of their 1 Was the football world cup were
questions to the class and report back on in 2008? No, it wasn’t. -2
their partner 2 Was Michael Jackson an Points -3
Differentiation American singer? Yes, he
was.
Learners will be supported by teacher will
3 Were DVDs popular in
support students each other in difficult 1980? No, they weren’t.
moments 4 Were Robert Pattinson and
Kristen Stewart in the
Twilight films? Yes, they
were. \
5 Was I at school in 2001?
Yes, I was. / No, I wasn’t.
Ex: 4 P: 39 Students complete the Descriptor:
Teacher remind students to read all the questions with the words A learner
options before they start to complete the in the box. Then ask and - complete the
questions. Encourage them to give as answer the questions with questions -1
much information in their answers as they your prtner -use the words
can. Answers: in the box -2
1 When was Points -3
2 Were you
3 What were
4 What was
5 Where were
Students’ own answers.
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Middle Task. I (Wh, I) Ex: 1 P:42 Students listen and read Descriptor:
35 min Teacher asks Ss read and listen, then name the dialogue. What A learner Pictures
the football match Gemma saw. In a football match did - read and listen
stronger class, students could listen with Gemma see? -1
books closed to find the answer to the Answers: - find the
question in the instructions Chelsea against answer to the
Liverpool. question -2
Point-3
Well done
Task. II (Wh, I) Ex: 2 P:42 Students match key Descriptor:
Teacher asks Ss read through the key phrases with answers. A learner Stickers
phrases with the class. Students match the Then practise the dialogue - match key
questions with the answers. with a partner. phrases -1
To check understanding, ask students to Answers: - practise the
find the key phrases in the dialogue, and 1c dialogue -2
translate them into their own language. 2d Point -3
Compare answers, then allow time for 3a
students to practise the dialogue in pairs. 4b
Excellent
Total point 10
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Short term plan
Excellent
Total point 10
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Short term plan
Excellent
Task. III (Task for understanding) Students study the key Descriptor:
Ex: 3 P: 45 phrases. Then listen to the A learner
Teacher allow students time to study the conversation again and - read the key
key phrases, then check understanding by answer the question. phrases-1
asking for translations. Answers: - answer the
Tell students to read through the questions 1 Karen was at her question -2
carefully. Explain that they are going to brother’s school concert. Points -3
listen to Clare again and that they should 2 A lot of people from
answer the questions. school, and quite a lot of
Differentiation Sally’s sister’s friends.
Learners will be supported by teacher will 3 She’s almost two years
support students each other in difficult moments older than Sally, and she’s
really cool.
4 Ruth’s boyfriend.
Task. IV (Task for understanding) Students listen to the Descriptor:
Ex: 4 P: 44 dialogue. Then practise it A learner
Teaacher read and listen to the dialogue. with a partner. - listen to the
Tell them not to worry about the blue words Answers dialogue -1
at this stage. 1 verbs - practise the
Students practise the dialogue with a 2 why dialogue with a
partner. Remind them to swap roles and partner -2
practise it again. Points -3
Total point 10
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
Well done
Total point 10
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”
End Learners provide feedback on what they Ss evaluate each other and The teacher to Poster
5 min have learned at the lesson and draw it on encourage classmate with assess learners
the face of students prototype. phrases like: for their ability.
Ex: Well done! Brilliant! “Good job!
Home task: Good job! I like it! Well done!”