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Deborah Garcia - Debora & Maca's DP # 8 For Fri 23rd June
Deborah Garcia - Debora & Maca's DP # 8 For Fri 23rd June
Date of delivery of the lesson: June 23rd Starting and finishing time: 11.25h-12.10h Year: 2023
Draft #
ADD A STEP MAKING CHILDREN INTERACT ABOUT THE POSTERS. THEY COULD WRITE A
COMMENT INSTAGRAM STYLE FOR INSTANCE. FOR THAT YOU WILL NEED TO TEACH 5-6
PHRASES AS LEXICAL CHUNKS. YOU CAN PROVIDE SMALL HEARTS FOR THEM TO WRITE
COMMENTS AND STICK THEM NEXT TO THE POSTERS.
PLEASE RESUMIT EXPLAINING WHAT YOU WILL DO.
Student teacher/s: García, Deborah-Palomino, Macarena Project title: Fruits and vegetables: Common or Exotic?
Subject at Teacher Training College: Taller 4 Timetable for lesson: Friday 23rd (11.25h-12.10h)
School: Wenceslao Posse Textbook used (in APA style): F. Foster, B. Brown, A. Verdelli & Ma. S. Cormick (2018).
Course: 4th A Hey Friends! 2 - Pearson
Classroom/Space where the lesson will be held: Classroom 4th Unit number: Unit 1 “Healthy food”
A Link to material from textbook (Pupil's Book, Activity Book, Audio, etc):
Teacher in charge: Florencia Zambonini https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Gbpf2ZmkSGh5tE42EbhBvalK2vrRFVKM?
Number of periods in today’s lesson: 1 usp=share_link
Lesson length in minutes: 40 min Link to unit plan: Unit plan T4-2023-1ST-GARCIA AND PALOMINO
Part 1: The outline for the lesson
CORE TASK
Opening routine We are going to Walk around the Give them general Closing Routine
Hello! | Super ask them about classroom to see feedback on their Bye Bye Goodbye |
Simple Songs their work and everybody’s work. Goodbye Song for
which fruits they poster. (as an art Kids | Super
chose, colour, and gallery) Simple Songs
where is it from.
There will be visual While they are
aid on the board, if walking around we
necessary. are going to ask
(depending on the them about their
downgrading or posters.
upgrading)
Walk around the classroom to see Showing their work and talking For revision: Exotic fruits and I like ________________
everybody’s poster. (as an art about their posters. They will be vegetables It is _________________
gallery)
able to describe their poster using My favourite _____ is ______ It isn’t ______________
While they are walking around we all the previous knowledge.
are going to ask them about their
posters.
Part 2: Procedure
STEP TIME FOREGROUND NARRATIVE AND PROCEDURE TYPE OF SKILLS AIDS / RESOURCES / BACKGROUND
(number INTERACTION (R-W-S- MATERIALS NARRATIVE
& label)
(WC-SG-PW)1 L)2 (LINGUISTIC
CONTENT)
-The students will dance and sing without our help- NEW: wonderful /
tired / hungry /
2 10’ We will stick some flashcards on the board, only exotic fruits and whole class speaking Digital Flashcards Exotic Fruits and
vegetables. vegetables.
3 10’ Art gallery (we will stick their posters before the class) whole class speaking Poster Template Exotic fruits and
D-now, stand up and we will walk around the classroom to see your Poster Template vegetables
posters. Are you ready?
Students: yes! Ready!
The students will be able to present their posters and talk about
their favourite exotic fruit or vegetable
5 3’ It’s time to say goodbye. whole class speaking Aids: “Bye, goodbye!
M-today is our last class together! Goodbye song
D-thank you so much for everything! Bye Bye Goodbye | New: See you next
Goodbye Song for time!”
Let’s sing the bye bye song. Kids | Super Simple
Songs
Speaker
Poster Template
We will use the traffic-light approach to assessment. Highlight the descriptors (only if they apply to your planning)
using different colours.
YELLOW: transitioning from red to green. I just need a bit more time.
RED: I need to go on exploring, reading, learning and / or experimenting / I feel I can´t do this yet.
Lesson Content
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2. I can vary and balance activities to include a variety of skills and competences.
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4. I can plan activities to emphasise the interdependence of language and culture.
5. I can plan activities which link grammar and vocabulary with communication.
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2. I can plan for learner presentations and learner interaction.
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Resources
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the learners.
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