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I Can Sing Dance Hop Anneta CERC
I Can Sing Dance Hop Anneta CERC
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Lesson Plan
School : “Vasile Scurtu” – Parva, Secondary School
English teacher : Aneta Pop
Topic: I can sing, I can dance, I can hop
Form : the 3rd A, 1st year of study
Type of lesson: acquiring new information
(CAN- expressing ability)
Skills : speaking, writing, listening
Purpose: The purpose of this lesson is to review the language taught previously(action
verbs) and to introduce and practice the verb CAN – expressing ability.
Aims :
to recycle the language taught previously (parts of the body, action verbs)
to practice vocabulary related to the topic
to enable the students to use expressions such as I can/(I
can’t)…What can you do?
to enrich their vocabulary with verbs(skip the rope, drive a car, cook)
to practice their speaking, writing, listening skills
to consolidate the target language making up a poster, working in
groups, singing English songs
to give Sts confidence in their ability to use the English
language
to end the lesson in a fun atmosphere
Time: 45 min.
English teacher: Aneta Pop 1
A teacher takes a hand, opens
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Didactic strategies:
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methods and procedures: ice-breaking, conversation,
explanation, dialogues, listen-and-do activities, role-play,
singing and miming, making up a poster
materials and equipment: handouts, flashcards,
worksheets, glue, puppets, large drawing boards (larger then
A3), P.C. , video projector (a short cartoon –“What can you
do?”), audio cassettes, CD player
organization: class work, individual work, group work
Anticipated problems :
Some students may be shy to speak English (or to mime). The teacher will encourage them to speak English
(and to have fun, miming).If they remain silent, they are less likely to learn. T. will explain to them that it is better
for them to risk getting something wrong, than not to say anything. All learners need to experiment and make
errors.
Notes:
This is a high energy lesson which is great fun and allows my students to pick up the structures
quickly.Parts of this lesson can be used in other lessons as energy burners (especially the song I used
many times in the past: “Hop to the tree”).
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Lesson Procedure
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ACTIVITY 1 : WARM-UP
AIMS :
to get things started, wake up tired Sts and prepare brains, mouths, ears and eyes for English
to generate interest, to make pupils relax
3 min
Let’s move to the music! (ACTIVITY RAP):
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Now sit down, please. Sit back and close your eyes. Okay.
Please, close your eyes. Yes, close your eyes and listen to
the music. Relax….
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I can sing! Listen! (T. sings a song) Can you sing? Children sing Listening
BIG/ LITTLE song. (Appendix 2)
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to have fun while studying English language , singing and role-playing
…PROCEDURE INTERACTION TIMING
-When the Sts have finished writing their names and 10 min
sticking all the pictures and the right labels, they come in
front of the classroom and talk about activities they can/
can’t do.
Sts sing and mime like this:
(the tape is playing, too)
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Speaking
Listening
Sts finish the lesson in a fun atmosphere. They listen a very funny
song: HOP TO THE TREE, dancing and miming.
I can dance
I can sing
I can hop, hop, hop
I hop to the tree
And then I stop.
Hop, hop, hop to the tree
Hop, hop, hop to the tree
STOP, HOP, STOP, HOP.
(They mime dancing, singing, hopping to the tree, playing the drums and dance)
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