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Classroom Language

The document outlines a lesson plan focused on teaching basic classroom language to pupils, emphasizing speaking and listening skills. It includes objectives, instructional resources, and detailed activities for both teachers and students, such as greetings, vocabulary presentation, and interactive games. The lesson aims to foster communication, collaboration, and independent learning among students while assessing their understanding of classroom commands.

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Classroom Language

The document outlines a lesson plan focused on teaching basic classroom language to pupils, emphasizing speaking and listening skills. It includes objectives, instructional resources, and detailed activities for both teachers and students, such as greetings, vocabulary presentation, and interactive games. The lesson aims to foster communication, collaboration, and independent learning among students while assessing their understanding of classroom commands.

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WEEK: …. Date of preparing: ….

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PERIOD: …. Date of teaching: …./ … / …….

BREAKING THE ICE


Basic Classroom Language
OBJECTIVES
Cognition: By the end of this lesson, pupils will be able to understand and say some basic
classroom language.
 Skill: Speaking: Speak and do some basic classroom language skillfully.
Listening: Listen to identify about some basic classroom language.
 Competences:
Self-control and independent learning: Perform speaking and listening tasks.
Communication and collaboration: Work in pairs or groups to practice some basic
classroom language.
Problem solving & creativity: Add some more basic classroom language.
 Attributes
Kindness: help partners to complete learning tasks.
Diligence: complete learning tasks.
Honesty: play fair.
Accountability: appreciate kindness, diligence and honesty.
LANGUAGE FOCUS
Vocabulary: Hello! Stand up!, Sit down!, Be quiet!, Look at the board!
Grammar: Simple present tense.
INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES: flashcards, projector, PowerPoint slides.
LEARNING EXPERIENCES
Teacher’s activities Students’ activities
Warm up (4 minutes)
Aim: help students to generate pupils’ interests and lead in the new content.
Greeting to the students Greeting to the teacher and the others
- Ask children wave, smile and say “Hello” to - Say “Hello” to all.
their teacher and friends
- Encourage all the children to say Hello to you - Say “Hello” to the teacher.
again.
- Let students to watch, sing along and dance the - Watch, sing along and dance the ABC song
ABC song
- Remark on students’ pronunciation - Give their remarks to others.
Presentation: Vocabulary understanding. (8 minutes)
Aim: help students get to know new more basic classroom language.
Listen, and point: Listen, and point:
- Asks students to “stand up” - Stand up.

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- Asks students to “sit down” - Sit down.
- Ask students say some more commands they know - Say some more commands they know.
Answer: Open/ Close the books, Be quiet, Keep
silent.
- Show a poster of commands on the class for - Look at the poster
students to review as well as to learn.

- Listen and repeat along


- Read aloud and point one by one command for
- Correct mistakes.
students to listen and repeat along.
- Work in pairs to practice
- Ask students work in pairs to practice
- Give remarks to the classmates’ presentation.
- Observe students’ communication and help if
necessary. Then, correct mistakes.
- Ask students to give their feedback on their
friends’ presentation, then make the conclusion
of the task
Listen, repeat and act.
Listen, repeat and act.
- Listen to the teacher.
- Ask students to stand up.
When the teacher says a command without the word
"Please" (e.g., "Sit down."), students shouldn't
follow that classroom command. If a student makes
a mistake, she/he has to sit out until the next round.
- Observe students’ communication and help if - Say out loud and act out the classroom commands.
necessary. Then, correct mistakes.

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- Ask students to give their feedback on their - Correct mistakes.
friends’ presentation, then make the conclusion
of the task - Give remarks to the classmates’ presentation.
Expected outcomes and assessment
- Task completed with excellence: students can
identify, read out loud and do the actions about
classroom language correctly and skillfully;
- Task completed: students can identify, read out
loud and do the actions about classroom
commands correctly.
- Task uncompleted: students fail to identify or
read out loud and do the actions about classroom
language correctly, or they fail to do the actions
about classroom language.
Practice (12 minutes)
Aim: help students to practice the language presented earlier.
Task 1: Read. Match. Point. Say.

- Deliver the handouts


- Receiver the handouts
- Have students look at their books and read aloud.
- Follow the teacher's instructions.
- Have students look at the pictures of Task 1 in
their books and explain what they are.
- Ask students to match the pictures to the correct - Match the pictures to the correct commands.
commands.
- Ask students work in pairs to point and say the - Work in pairs.
commands. Answers:
- Check their answers.

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Task 2: Complete. Point. Say.

- Deliver the handouts - Receive the handouts


- Have students look at the pictures of Task 2 in - Listen to the teacher.
their books.
- Ask students to complete all the commands. - Do the exercise.
- Ask students to work in pairs to point and say the - Work in pairs.
commands. Answer:
Check their answers.
Expected outcomes and assessment
- Task completed with excellence: students can say
the names, age and their health correctly and
fluently, then they can listen and respond the
questions correctly and quickly.
- Task completed: students can say the names, age
and their health correctly, then they can listen and
respond the questions correctly.
- Task uncompleted: students fail to say the names,
age and their health, or they fail to listen or respond
the questions.

Production (8 minutes)
Aim: help students practicing structures in part 2 to improve their speaking skill,
Play a game: Hot seat game Play a game: Guessing game
- Explain the game: - Listen to the teacher’s explanation.
- Divide the class into 4 groups. - Work in 4 groups
- Invite a student from each group to come to the - Play the game.
front of the class. Ask them to face the classroom * Student from each group to come to the front of
with the board behind them. the class.
* Face the classroom with the board behind them.
* Show the other students a flashcard.
* The student mimes the command.
* The first student to say the command correctly is
the winner.
- Observe and correct students’ mistakes.

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- Give comments and praise.
Expected outcomes and assessment
- Task completed with excellence: students can play
games happily.
- Task completed: students can know how to mime
and call out the actions correctly.
Task uncompleted: students fail to call out the
actions.
Consolidation (3 minutes)
Aim: help students review the materials studied
Let’s Practice!
- Have children look around the classroom and - Look and say
call out the action they can see.
- Observe and give remarks - Listen and correct mistakes as necessary
- Listen and comment on their task - Give comments to others.
- Tell students how they work today
- Ask students practice the classroom language at home
- Then say “Goodbye” to the pupils or sing the “Goodbye song” together.

Notes:
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