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Lesson Plan Have Got
Lesson Plan Have Got
Level: Elementary
Number of pupils: 30
Teaching point: grammatical: Have got/Has got – interrogative and negative form
Main objectives: By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
identify and use the verb have got/has got correctly in negative and interrogative
form
Learning objectives: By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
O1: identify and use the correct form of the verb have got
O2: choose the correct word from a multiple choice comprehension exercise based on a
video
O3: recognize the negative and interrogative form of the verb have got
The students have been studying English for three years. During the previous lessons of
the unit, they have learned about parts of the body, the verb “have got” affirmative form.
The students have basic information about the affirmative form of the verb “have got”.
Extra activity- Teacher chooses an extra activity if the students finish the entire task
earlier.
There is Peter and Katie with Frank. They have got/ haven’t got some objects. Students
will name the object and answer to the type of questions we learnt during the class.
Timetable fit: The lesson content will focus on talking about interrogative and negative
form of the verb “have got”. This lesson is part of the Unit 7, which contains three lessons.
Predicted problems and possible solutions: Some children may have difficulty in solving
the task -the teacher offers them linguistic props. The students have problems with
pronunciation – the teacher has the students repeating the words/phrases, individually or
in chorus. The students do not seem to fully understand the instructions – the teacher
checks the understanding of the instructions (by asking a pupil to say what the steps of
the activity are). Where necessary, she explains the instructions again or makes a
demonstration.
Brief description of the lesson: In this lesson, the students will practice the new
information related to the negative and interrogative form of the verb “have got”.
Materials: Blackboard, Textbook- Fairyland 3B, Pupil`s book, hand-out copies, laptop,
video, picture.