This lesson plan is for an 11th grade English class about breaking the law. The objectives are for students to practice crime-related vocabulary, discuss legal situations, complete a text with injury terms, and write a news report. Activities include matching crimes to pictures, reading and discussing a Sherlock Holmes story, vocabulary exercises with legal terms, debating punishments for cases, and a listening activity about compensation claims. Students will write a news report using vocabulary from the lesson as homework.
This lesson plan is for an 11th grade English class about breaking the law. The objectives are for students to practice crime-related vocabulary, discuss legal situations, complete a text with injury terms, and write a news report. Activities include matching crimes to pictures, reading and discussing a Sherlock Holmes story, vocabulary exercises with legal terms, debating punishments for cases, and a listening activity about compensation claims. Students will write a news report using vocabulary from the lesson as homework.
This lesson plan is for an 11th grade English class about breaking the law. The objectives are for students to practice crime-related vocabulary, discuss legal situations, complete a text with injury terms, and write a news report. Activities include matching crimes to pictures, reading and discussing a Sherlock Holmes story, vocabulary exercises with legal terms, debating punishments for cases, and a listening activity about compensation claims. Students will write a news report using vocabulary from the lesson as homework.
OBJECTIVES: Producing oral and written messages according to specific circumstances of communication;
By the end of the lesson the students will be able to:
1. Identify and use crime-related vocabulary in appropriate contexts;
2. Produce oral presentations regarding situations that have to do with court laws and punishments; 3. Complete a gapped text with words and phrases related to injuries and compensation; 4. Produce written texts using vocabulary related to crime and in a news report. Stage Time Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity Skills Interaction Stategies Obs. Class 1/2’ The teacher makes sure he organization students are ready for the English class. T. introduces the topic by Ss. listen to the song and playing The Clash’s song fill in with the missing ”Bankrobber” after having words. handed out to the ss. the L TSs lyrics of the song. Lead in 2/3’ Words related to the topic of Elicitation Discussion the lesson were taken out and SS S the ss. will be required to fill them in. Ss. analyse the words and T. elicits the words related to offer suggestions as to he the topic of the lesson. topic of the lesson. T.hands out worksheets Ss. take a look at the containing images of several images and match them illegal actions and the with the criminals random list of the names of enlisted randomly. the crimes. Ss. are supposed to match pictures with the TSs Individual Pre-Reading 3/5’ corresponding crime. S work The worksheet also contains Ss. associate the SS definitions of the crimes definitions with the which T asks Ss. to associate names designating the with the names they attached criminals ant take turns to the pictures. making full sentences of the provided prompts. Reading 1 4/4’ R TSs Individual T. elicits the word ”murder” Ss. read the text silently S work and lets the Ss. know that the and say the names of the reading text is a Sherlock characters and their role Holmes story about a murder in the story. case. Ss. are required to read the text so as to be able to name the characters and the nature of their relationship. Reading 2 5/10’ T. asks Ss. to look over the Ss. scan the text and Scanning text again in order to answer answer the the questions following the comprehension text. sentences. Ss. are required to work in Ss. take turns presenting TSs S teams of 3-4 in order to their theories and figure out who the killer debating on the really is. controversial issue and discussing motives. Follow –up1 6/5’ Vocabulary practice Ss. read the underlined Team-work 1.T. points out the underlined words in the text and ther words in the text and refers the ones in the list in the to the words in the coursebook and, working coursebook on page 144, in teams of two, asking Ss. to put them in the complete the two two categories they can fall columns with law court in: law courts and sentences related words and the and punishments (leaving out punishments. the criminals as the TSs S associated vocabulary has SS already been tackled).
The ss. are asked to go back
to the worksheet and put the Ss. read the words and actions that follow the provide the right order. apprehension of a suspect in the right order. . Feedback 7/8’ Speaking Ss. get into groups and Group- T. asks S.s to get into groups analyse the case that was work of 4-5 and appoints one of assigned to them and the the cases included in ex spokesperson delivers the 2/145 asking them to figure chosen punishment out the type of punishment consistent with the R TSs that would be appropriate in offence and justify their S SS each case. choice and then check to see what the actual punishments were on pg. 188
Follow-up 2 8/10’ Listening Individual
work T. asks Ss. about the Ss. mention some cases strangest cases when people the are aware of. claimed compensation for injuries. Ss. first read through the T. lets ss. know they will gapped sentences and listen to a recording about answer the questions some people who tried to get before listening to the R compensation for injuries. text. TSs L S T. plays the recording the 1st Ss. listen to the recording time asking ss. to complete and complete the gapped with a word or short phrase. texts.
T plays the recording once Ss. listen again and check
more in order for the ss. to their answers. check their answers. Assigning 9/3’ Ss. will have to write a news homewor and report starting from assessment headlines which are provided in the coursebook (ex 5/146) using vocabulary taught during the lesson