Lesson Plan_Listening Skill 1
Lesson Plan_Listening Skill 1
Student’s Name:
LESSON PLAN
A. OVERVIEW
GRADE: 10
OBJECTIVES:
LANGUAGE:
SKILLS :
- sub-skills: Speaking
TEACHING AIDS:
- PPT slides, marker, white board, projector/TV, handout
B. LESSON PROCEDURES
Warm- up
(3-5 mins)
- Ask these
*Question:
questions
- What can you see in this picture?
- Can you guess the name of this story ?
- Do you know this story? If yes, what do you
remember about it?
- Let them work-in- - The name of the story: The Shepherd's Boy
pair
*Work-in-pair discussion (1 minute):
- Give follow-up
- Focus on discussing questions: questions or
- Ask Ss to share + What is his personality ? comments
their thoughts + What are the consequences of the boy’s
lies?
- Lead-in to the
topic
Honesty pays
*VOCABULARY:
Pre-listening
(7-10 mins)
1.
- Highlight new
words
-Look at these
pictures
refund (n) /ˈriːfʌnd/: A payment returned to a
- Discuss with
customer, often due to a product return, service
cancellation, or overpayment. friends and
-> give/ get a refund brainstorm for the
- Show pictures *Questions & suggested answers: meaning of the
words
- Introduce these - If the product you bought stops working after
vocabularies a day of use, what would you do? - Say the words
- Immediately return the goods and request a
- Explain the meaning payback. - Write down new
and give example. words in
*Examples: notebooks
- Ask students to read I will get a refund for the broken toaster.
each word chorally and
individually. 2.
- Correct Ss’
pronunciation
*Example:
The university charges tuition fees.
4.
5.
afford (v) /əˈfɔːrd/: to be able to buy or do
something because you have enough money or
time.
*Questions & suggested answers:
- Is she happy?
- Yes, she is.
- Why does she feel joyful?
- Because she is able to buy a car.
*Example:
I don’t know how she can afford a new car.
*LISTENING STRATEGY:
- Explain the
strategy and give Before you listen, carefully read the summary and
examples think about what you need to fill each gap. Think - Take note
about the part of speech (noun, adjective, verb,
etc.) and the kind of information (a time /date,
number, age, place, an adjective that describes a
feeling, etc.) that should go in each gap.
This speaker …
5 sentences:
- After 5 rounds,
stop the game.
- Summarize the
stars of each
team.