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Movie Vocabulary and Activities Lesson

This lesson focuses on teaching students vocabulary related to movies, including genres like comedy and science fiction. Students will engage in various activities such as listening, speaking, and writing to practice using the new vocabulary. The lesson includes games, exercises, and a homework assignment where students write about their favorite movie.

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Movie Vocabulary and Activities Lesson

This lesson focuses on teaching students vocabulary related to movies, including genres like comedy and science fiction. Students will engage in various activities such as listening, speaking, and writing to practice using the new vocabulary. The lesson includes games, exercises, and a homework assignment where students write about their favorite movie.

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Ilearn Smart World 6

UNIT 7: MOVIES - LESSON 1.1

I. Objectives:
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
 Vocabulary: gain 6 main vocabulary items about movies (comedy, science fiction,
horror, action, drama, animated)

 Skills:

 Listening: Recognize the vocabulary from the scripts and catch the right
keywords.

 Speaking: Able to express answers to simple questions about “Movie” topic


and discuss with their partners. Also, students can react quickly and apply
the given vocabulary into their answers.

 Writing: Able to build sentences included given vocabulary to describe or


tell information about a movie.

II. Teaching aids:

- Teacher’s aids: student’s book and teacher’s book, projector/interactive


whiteboard/TV, worksheet, prepared video.
- Students’ aids: student’s book, notebook.
III. Procedures:

Time Steps/Activities Organization

Warm-up

1. Greetings:  Teacher –
- Introduce teacher information, whole class

- Get to know students and break the ice by some questions about their
favorite films.
5’
- Explain the class objective, class rules and unit title.

2. Lead-in:

- “Guess the movie” game: 14 questions in total.


Device the class into 3 teams: 1 right answer get 1 point, answer the
bonus questions correctly get 2 points.

Explain the rule and start to play.

New lesson

A. Vocabulary  Teacher –
1. Introduction
whole class/
 comedy (n) individuals
 science fiction (n)
 horror (n)
 action (n)
 drama(n)
 animated (adj)

 Start by vocabulary video.

 Write the words on board and ask students to write in


notebook.
 Explain the meaning of the new words and their usages.

15’  Check students’ intonation and pronunciation.


2. Students book –Exercise 1/Page 54 (CD audio 13)

 Demonstrate the activity, using the example.

 Have students number the pictures.


 Divide the class into pairs and have students check their answers
with their partners.

 Check answers as a whole class.

 Play the recording with pauses for students to listen and


repeat chorally or individually. (CD2 - track 13)

Answer:
A. 3 B. 6 C. 2 D. 4 E. 5 F. 1

3. Vocabulary Practice – Exercise 1/ Worksheet

 Explain the work, do vocabulary scan again if it’s necessary.

 Mark score for 5-10 earliest students. Check the answers on screen.

 Fix the mistakes in translation or pronunciation for students if it’s


necessary.

B. Speaking Teacher –
Students work in
 Students make a simple conversation with partners about movies
pairs.
which is started with: “Hey, do you want to…” (You should try to
ask your friend to watch a movie with you)
 Some clues:
- What movie do you want to watch?
- What kind of movie is that?
5’
- When and where should you watch the movie with your friends?
 Call out some pairs to read their conversations.
 Fix the grammar false or mispronounced words.

C. Listening
1. Students book –Exercise 2/Page 54 (CD audio 14)
 Listen and fill in the table with the movie times.

 Demonstrate the activity.


 Play the recording with pauses for students to listen and write the
movie times in the table.
- Individual
 Allow time for students to do the task.
 Ask pairs to cross checking before teacher checks and corrects

 Check the students’ answers.


10’
Answers:
Saturday Sunday

Scary Gary: 4:30


Tiger Toes: 2:30, 7:30 5:00
2. Listening Practice – Exercise 2/ Worksheet
 Teacher will play an audio about two people talking about movies.
Fill the missing words in the gaps. - Pairwork
 Allow time for students to do the task.

 Ask pairs to cross checking before teacher checks and corrects


 Play the recording with pauses for students to check.

Answers:
Movies/ science fiction/ planet/ real/animated/ comedy/ superhero/ reviews/
laugh/weekend.

Wrap-up
1. Movie Bingo Game
 16 questions about movie genres.
 Explain the rules to students and play the games in 5mins. The
purpose is to review all the vocabulary taught in the lesson.

2. Classmates interview.
 Students find some classmates and ask them these questions:
1. What is your favorite movie?
2. What genre is it?
3. Why do you like this movie?
 Students their answers into survey table and present to the class.
 Call out some pair to do the task and encourage students to practice
speaking through activities.

Homework Teacher – whole


class
2’ Write about your favorite movie /Exercise 4 in Worksheet
 Write a paragraph (6-10 sentences) about your favorite movie, based
on some of given instructions.
 Explain the task
 Give some model ideas or sentences
 Answer any of students questions

Date of teaching:........................................................................................................

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