27 - 2257010255 - Huynh Nhat Huy - 2420nva138.4l03
27 - 2257010255 - Huynh Nhat Huy - 2420nva138.4l03
Group members:
No. Student ID Full Name Note
1 2257010255 Huỳnh Nhật Huy
2 2257010150 Đoàn Thị Lan Phương
3 2257010218 Cao Ngọc Quỳnh Trâm
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LESSON PLAN
1. Description of class:
● Level: Elementary (A2 level)
● Size: 12 students
● Description of students: Students are between 12-13 years old and have basic
knowledge of vocabulary and some simple grammar structures. They were
exposed to L2 at a young age.
● Time: 60 minutes
2. Materials:
● Textbook: Soars, J., & Soars, L. (2011). New Headway: Elementary, Student’s
book (4th ed., pp. 70-77). Oxford University Press.
● Facilities: Projector, projector screen, microphone, laptop, speakers, whiteboard,
markers, printed handouts.
3. Aims: To introduce and practice vocabulary about places in the city in writing and
speaking tasks
4. Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, students are expected to be able to:
● Knowledge:
- Correctly recognize and memorize the meaning and spelling of 12 vocabulary
words (square, shopping center, statue, market, town hall, street, pavement,
library, car park, cathedral, petrol station, office block).
- Apply vocabulary about city places in town in real-life speaking contexts
● Skills:
- Pronounce the target words correctly
- Match words about places in town with the corresponding images accurately
- Describe the meaning of vocabulary in complete sentences
- Interview classmates about places in their city using guided questions.
● Behaviors:
- Practice speaking using vocabulary about places in town in meaningful and
real-life contexts
5. Methodology:
- Direct method: Students are exposed to the language naturally without
relying on translation, which helps students to build confidence in listening
and speaking skills. Moreover, repetition drills reinforce pronunciation and
spelling.
- Communicative method: Students engage in interactive activities, which
allows them to use the new vocabulary words in authentic conversations
and creates opportunities for real communication.
- Task-based method: The hands-on activity in the production stage helps
students use vocabulary naturally in conversation rather than passively
recalling words.
6. Approach: Procedure
Stage (time) Class activities Stage’ aims Expected
answers/
Teacher Students
problems
Warm-up - T asks Ss to be ready for a - Ss listen to - To get the Ss -Some Ss may not
warm-up game the teacher’s ready for the be ready for the
Pre-
instruction and presentation lesson ( e.g, they
teaching - T divides Ss into 2 teams,
play the game. may be sleepy or
A and B - To inform Ss
(5 minutes) have a bad mood)
about the topic
- T displays 2 pictures on
of the lesson
the slide (Appendix 1),
which are nearly the same
Solution: T use some chec
- The pictures include city
roads and places
- Ss might not
- T checks the answers with participate
- Check and
Ss. T goes through each actively in the
correct their
picture and elicits answers answer-correction
own answers.
from Ss based on the visual stage
clues. T gives Ss one bonus
for each correct answer.
Freer practice:
- T displays a picture of a
place on the screen.
- Some players
might
accidentally
violate the game
rules while
playing
- Other Ss in the
audience might
try to give hints
or indicate the
answers to the
players in the hot
seats.
(Appendix 2) to Ss classmates
using the
- T monitors the class
questions from
during the activity to - Some Ss may
the handout. Ss
ensure students follow the not find someone
take note of the
task correctly. T provides to interview in
answers
support when needed. T time
takes note of any
grammatical and lexical - Ss return to
mistakes that students make their seat
to correct them in the
feedback stage Solution: T observes the c
- Ss share their
- After 10 minutes, T
answers in the
signals the end of the
handout with
activity and asks students
the class
to return to their seats.
- Ss may not
- T invites one or two finish the activity
students to share the - Ss answer T’s within 5 minutes
answers they gathered from questions
their classmates.
- T asks follow-up
questions to check the Ss Solution: T monitors time
‘understanding of the
answers
Wrap-up - T shows the slide that has - Ss listen to - To help Ss - Some Ss may
all 12 vocabulary words of the instruction summarize the not see the value
(5 minutes)
the lesson and play the vocabulary in the activities
game to review and may
- T asks Ss to look at the - To help Ss
the vocabulary disengage.
vocabulary and try to reflect on the
remember as many words meaning, form,
as possible. and usage of the
vocabulary Solution: T clearly explain
- T switches to the game’s
slide.
-T says: “However,
whoever has the balloon
when the song ends, has to
say a word in the
vocabulary, and a sentence
that starts with: “I can do
something at this place”
(Appendix 4)
- T gives an example:
“Library! I can read books
at this place.”
7. Evaluation:
- In the wrap-up section, students may have some difficulties recalling unfamiliar
words, such as cathedral or square, and confuse similar places (e.g. market vs.
shopping center). The teacher uses visual aids and contrastive examples to clarify
the difficult vocabulary words for the students and provides students with
homework to help them reinforce the target vocabulary.
8. Homework:
- Review: Complete the exercise in the homework handout (Appendix 3)
9. Appendix:
Appendix 1: Slide presentation Canva
Appendix 2: Printed handouts HANDOUT.docx
Appendix 3: Homework handouts HOMEWORK.docx
Appendix 4: Music