School:
School Number 6
Timetable:
Friday 13:15-14:00 /
14:00-14:45
Docente
co-formador: Ana
Gómez
Class: 4C/4D
Level: Elementary
Time: 45 Minutes per Course
Language
Exponents: Vocabulary-Family-SHE/HE is
Language Skills:
Reading-Writing-Speaking-listening
Aims:
·
Be
able to recognize and name family members vocabulary.
·
Recognize
and make use not only of the personal pronouns SHE & HE, but also their
required conjugation.
·
Be
able to recognize and name the parts of the body taught in previous classes.
·
Be
able to relate the vocabulary, as long with the possessive grammatical
constructions, to describe not only people,
but also cartoon characters.
Personal
Aims: Observing how children
respond to our tasks concerning basic reading and writing activities in this
new challenging, still enriching lesson. To assess students’ engagement and
motivation through their participation in tasks introducing activities that
combines vocabulary, as well as different macro-skills.
Contents
Family members. Personal pronouns
(he, she, I) and the verb to be in conjunction with the grammatical
constructions concerning possession. Descriptive vocabulary and the parts of
the body.
Lexis
·
Reinforce
learners basic vocabulary regarding FAMILY MEMBERS – such as mother, father,
child, baby, sister, brother, grandmother and grandfather-, so that they can
get acquainted with this new topic.
·
Body
parts
·
Colours
·
Reinforce
learners’ descriptive vocabulary.
Structures:
·
SHE
is/HE is.
·
Pronouns:
HE and SHE.
·
Grammatical
construction concerning possession (both positive and negative polarity)
·
Materials: Photocopies provided to the
students- Blackboard- students’ notebooks as long with the school’s projector
and mobile loudspeakers.
ACTIVITY 1
This activity requires students
to recall vocabulary concerning the parts of the bodies by introducing a simple
and entertaining matching game.
ACTIVITY 1.2
Activity
1.2 requires students to put into practice not only vocabulary concerning the
parts of the body, but also the grammatical constructions has got/has not got and numbers.
ACTIVITY 2
This second
activity requires young learners to easily recall, by the introduction of an easy-to-understand
activity, names of family members as a warm-up anticipating the following
activity.
This activity
require students to put into practice the specific vocabulary concerning family
members in conjunction with the grammatical construction HAS GOT/ HAS NOT GOT.
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