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3_Clothes_Speaking
3_Clothes_Speaking
3_Clothes_Speaking
LESSON AIMS:
DIDACTIC STRATEGIES:
WARMING-UP
AIMS: 1, 2, 3
PROCEDURE:
- T. greets the Ss. and checks if the Bb. is clear and if the date is written
- T. asks the Ss. to perform "The Body Song" in order to revise the main parts of the body and
create a "bridge" towards the main vocabulary topic of the lesson (clothes)
- T. introduces the topic of the lesson by asking the Ss. what colour her clothing items are.
- T. writes the title of the lesson on the Bb. (“My new clothes!”) and states the main objectives
TIMING: 5’
PRE-SPEAKING:
AIMS: 3, 4, 5, 6
PROCEDURE:
- T. shows the Ss. several flashcards with various items of clothing and accessories (T-
shirt, shirt, dress, jacket, skirt, trousers, cap, shoes, schoolbag/backpack, umbrella). The
Ss. are asked to say which of them goes on the head, shoulders, body, legs and feet
- Ss. are asked to identify the objects in terms of colour ("What colour is the cap?", "Which
object is blue? The shirt or the jacket?")
TIMING: 10’
EXTENSIVE SPEAKING:
AIMS: 5, 7
PROCEDURE:
- T. shows the Ss. a .ppt presentation ("Clothes")
- Ss. are asked to copy the new vocabulary items in their notebooks (slides 2-5)
TIMING: 15’
INTENSIVE SPEAKING:
AIMS: 5, 6, 7, 8
PROCEDURE:
- Ss. are asked to say what the children on slide 7 are wearing
- T. writes the examples on the Bb. and the Ss. are asked to copy them
TIMING: 15’
POST SPEAKING:
AIMS: 5, 6, 7, 8
PROCEDURE:
- Ss. watch the video clip (Pinkfong - Clothes) and are encouraged to say the differences
between the words from the song and the words from the lesson ("pants" - American
English, "gloves" - new vocabulary)
TIMING: 5’