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Group 5 - Lesson Plan For Digital Teaching
Group 5 - Lesson Plan For Digital Teaching
LESSON PLAN
Unit 1: THE GENERATION GAP
LOOKING BACK & PROJECT (pages 16, 17)
I. OBJECTIVES
1. Formation of behavior, language knowledge and language skill:
By the end of the lesson, the students will have:
- identified the problems related to the generation gap, and known how to deal with these
problems.
- applied appropriate vocabulary, and grammar structures when mentioning the generation
gap.
- asked, answered, and reported the information about family problems.
2. Language materials:
a. Vocabulary:
- noun:
- verb:
- preposition:
- expression:
b. Grammar:
c. Pronunciation:
3. Time: 45 minutes
5. Teaching aids: Board, chalk, projector, projector screen, speakers, laptop, PowerPoint
slide.
Warm-up
(7’)
Cá ch đặ t dấ u nhấ n nà y ổ n
khô ng????
Practice - Asking Ss to read the - Reading the Exercise 1: Fill the gaps with the
Vocabulary requirement of exercise 1. requirement. words/ phrases from the box
(5’) - Giving instruction and - Listening and * Suggested answer:
asking instruction checking responding to T. 1. nuclear family
questions to confirm Ss 2. generation gap
understanding. 3. homestay
- Monitoring task in 2 - Doing exercise 1. 4. Conflicts
minutes. 5. curfew
- Asking Ss to check their - Checking answers
answers in pairs. in pairs. Chưa trình bà y song song cá c nộ i
- Eliciting response from Ss - Responding to T dung trên khung.
and correcting answer. and correcting
answers.
- Asking Ss to read the - Reading the Exercise 2: Can you find other
requirement of exercise 2. requirement. compound nouns with the word
- Giving instruction. - Listening and family? Use a dictionary, if
- Asking concept checking responding to T. necessary.
questions to check Ss * Suggested answer:
understanding of the term
“compound nouns” .
- Monitoring task in 2 - Doing exercise 1.
minutes.
- Asking Ss to check their - Checking answers
answers in pairs. in pairs.
- Eliciting response from Ss - Responding to T Others: family man, family
and correcting answers. and correcting room, word family, blended
answers. family...
Practice - Asking one of the - Reading the
grammar (6’) students for reading the requirements.
requirements - Listening to T. - “Should” and “ought to”: to
- Reminding the usage of talk about obligations and
“ought to” and “should”. recommendations and
probability.
e.g. You should/ ought to
finish your homework before
you go out.
- “Ought to” is used particularly
in speech and most often to talk
about obligation rather than
probability.
e.g. It ought to be ready by
now
- Asking Ss to complete the - Doing exercise 1.
exercise 1 1 in 2 minutes. Exercise 1: Complete the following
sentences with should or ought to
- Observing Ss and in either positive or negative form
supporting if needed. 1. I’m having so much fun at the
party, but I ought to go home now to
- Checking answers revise the grammar points for my
- Asking Ss for checking
in pairs. English test tomorrow.
answers in pairs.
- Giving the answers. 2. Your English is very good. You
- Asking Ss to give the
answers shouldn’t worry so much. You
- Checking and self- ought to relax now.
- Correcting the answers.
correcting the
mistakes. 3. I have prepared carefully for the
test. I know I shouldn’t
panic, but I can’t help it.
4. You ought to create problems for
yourself now. Instead, you should
take a break.
- Reading the
- Asking one of the requirements. Exercise 2: Complete the following
students to read the
sentences with must/ mustn’t or
requirements. - Listening to T. have to/ has to or don’t have to/
- Reminding the usage of doesn’t have to
“must” and “have to”. Must/Must not: in formal rules
and regular in warnings; propose the
future arrangement without making
detailed plans; remind someone to do
something.
Have to (has to)/ don’t
(doesn’t)have to: imply the criticism
III. FEEDBACK:
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