The document outlines a lesson plan for a 2nd year Baccalaureate English class, which has the objectives of having students fill in a chart about a humorous story, write about a funny incident from their own life in a narrative paragraph, and present their writing to the class. The lesson includes warming up with a review, pre-writing by analyzing a model text and tips for narrative writing, drafting and revising their own paragraphs, and having students share their best work.
The document outlines a lesson plan for a 2nd year Baccalaureate English class, which has the objectives of having students fill in a chart about a humorous story, write about a funny incident from their own life in a narrative paragraph, and present their writing to the class. The lesson includes warming up with a review, pre-writing by analyzing a model text and tips for narrative writing, drafting and revising their own paragraphs, and having students share their best work.
The document outlines a lesson plan for a 2nd year Baccalaureate English class, which has the objectives of having students fill in a chart about a humorous story, write about a funny incident from their own life in a narrative paragraph, and present their writing to the class. The lesson includes warming up with a review, pre-writing by analyzing a model text and tips for narrative writing, drafting and revising their own paragraphs, and having students share their best work.
The document outlines a lesson plan for a 2nd year Baccalaureate English class, which has the objectives of having students fill in a chart about a humorous story, write about a funny incident from their own life in a narrative paragraph, and present their writing to the class. The lesson includes warming up with a review, pre-writing by analyzing a model text and tips for narrative writing, drafting and revising their own paragraphs, and having students share their best work.
Class: 2nd year Baccalaureate Class size: 43 Unit: 1 T.B: Ticket 2 English Class Period: 1hour Materials: T.B, and B.B Type of the lesson: writing Unit title: HUMOUR Objectives: By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to: Fill in the chart with information from the text. Complete a chart with a funny incident in their life. Write a narrative paragraph about this funny incident.
Timing Procedures Alternatives
5mns Warm up: T greets Ss. Review of the previous lesson: modals. 18 mns Pre-writing: 1. Ss read the text about a funny story, and fill in the chart below:
Date Several years ago
Place School People involved English teacher, Youness and the author Main events Make a sketch of our school and town. Younes doesn’t know how to make it. Teacher asked him how he got to school, he said by bus. Expressions used One day, and, after, despite, finally, then to link the events
T introduces the tips of a narrative paragraph
Introduction Paragraph1: when/ where / people involved and the weather Main body 20 mns Parag 2: what happened in the beginning Paragraph 3: what happened afterwards Conclusion: Parag 3: what happened in the end 2. While writing: Ss try to fill in the 2 nd chart with details of some funny incident which happened to them. 1-The Draft stage: With information from the chart, Ss write a narrative paragraph about that incident. 2-The Revision/ Editing Stage: Students revise what they have written to 20 mns check the flow and sound of words. Reconsider and correct the spelling, writing and grammar mistakes to make sure that the message is clear (they make use of the checklist on page 31) Post- writing: 3-The Publishing Stage: Presenting written work for the whole class. The best one is written on the board, and copied by Ss. 5 mns Have fun: Ss read the exchange and answer the question: what is the boy’s ambition? A clown. You can start like this: I will never forget the day when…………………………………………….. The funny/ scary/ sad story happened when……………………………………………….. The funniest/ scariest/ saddest/experience or story in my life was the one which happened to me in/ when I was (age/ place) o I was (where?)……………..(who?) ………………….(when?) (day, time) What were you doing? What happened? What did you do? What was the result? How did you feel about it (the event)? Did you tell anybody about it? How did they react? Useful expressions to use First, next, after that, after a while, a few minutes later, the next day, while, when, suddenly, at once, fortunately, at that time, immediately after, as…………..