The CLIL lesson follows 8 steps: 1) A welcome routine to greet students in English. 2) Tuning into English with chants or discussing the date/weather. 3) An introduction to the lesson aim in English. 4) Students come to the front for carpet time which includes revision, new content presentation, and oral work. 5) Students do individual, pair, or group work while the teacher explains and checks understanding. 6) Students do their work while the teacher monitors. 7) An evaluation where the teacher checks enjoyment and achievement of objectives. 8) A goodbye routine to end the lesson.
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Steps of a CLIL lesson for any CLIL teacher both at Primary and Secondary level
The CLIL lesson follows 8 steps: 1) A welcome routine to greet students in English. 2) Tuning into English with chants or discussing the date/weather. 3) An introduction to the lesson aim in English. 4) Students come to the front for carpet time which includes revision, new content presentation, and oral work. 5) Students do individual, pair, or group work while the teacher explains and checks understanding. 6) Students do their work while the teacher monitors. 7) An evaluation where the teacher checks enjoyment and achievement of objectives. 8) A goodbye routine to end the lesson.
The CLIL lesson follows 8 steps: 1) A welcome routine to greet students in English. 2) Tuning into English with chants or discussing the date/weather. 3) An introduction to the lesson aim in English. 4) Students come to the front for carpet time which includes revision, new content presentation, and oral work. 5) Students do individual, pair, or group work while the teacher explains and checks understanding. 6) Students do their work while the teacher monitors. 7) An evaluation where the teacher checks enjoyment and achievement of objectives. 8) A goodbye routine to end the lesson.
A CLIL lesson generally has the following steps performed in
English:
1. Welcome routine. Teacher and pupils greet each other
(good morning/good afternoon, how are you?). 2. Tuning into English. E.g. a chant; Date/weather (pupils say what day/month it is. Write the date on the board. Pupils say what the weather is like. Pupils fill in a weather chart). 3. Introduction to lesson aim: pupils are told what they are going to learn and do (Today we are going to). 4. Children come to the front. E.g. carpet time(pupils sit in a semi-circle on the floor, in front of the board):
a. Revision b. Presentation of new content c. Oral work
5. Pupils do either individual work/pair work or group work
(written work/game/oral work/experiment ) Teacher explains step by step what children have to do and models. Teacher checks if every student understands what they have to do.
6. Pupils do their work. Teacher walks around the class to check
how the children are doing. Teacher helps
7. Evaluation. Teacher checks:
a. If pupils enjoyed the lesson by using smiles/thumb;
b. If pupils achieved the learning objectives by asking some questions.
8. Pupils tidy up and do the Goodbye routine. E.g. chant.