Friday, March 19, 2010

WWW LESSON PLAN

LEVEL: Intermediate
TIME: 70 minutes
AIMS: By the end of the lesson, Ss should be able to practice speaking and writing skills by using sequence connectors.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:

  • a computer for 3 - 4 Ss per group
  • internet connection
  • web browser
PREPARATION:

  1. locate the suitable website: http://www.andyrunton.com/
  2. prepare worksheets
PROCEDURE:

Set Induction (10 minutes)

- T asks about the Ss' holiday.
- T calls a S to explain where he/she went and what he/she did at the place.
- T writes down the sentences made by the S.
- T highlights certain words (sequence connectors).
- T explains to the class about the topic of the day.

Task 1 (20 minutes)

  1. T explains and gives notes and examples regarding sequence connectors.
  2. T distributes worksheet 1 to Ss.
  3. T asks Ss to finish the Worksheet 1 in 10 minutes.
  4. T discusses the answer with the Ss in class.

Task 2 (30 minutes)

  1. T asks Ss to form a group of 3 to 4 per computer.
  2. T instructs Ss to open the website: http://www.andyrunton.com/
  3. T explains to the Ss on how to search for mini comic on the website.
  4. T gives 5 minutes for each group to search for their own favourite mini comic.
  5. T asks them to brainstorm and create a story based on the chosen mini comic by using suitable sequence connectors (20 minutes).
  6. T guides each group in completing the activity.
  7. T asks every representative to present their story to the class.

Conclusion (10 minutes)

- T recaps the lesson.

- T inculcates the moral values of the stories.

Follow-up activity:

  1. T asks each S to write a simple paragraph (Worksheet 2) about what they presented in class individually.
  2. T asks all Ss to submit their homework via email before the next class.

3 comments:

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  2. dear sir..dh upload tasksheetd dh.. :)

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  3. Err, confusing LP, the website is on comics, but the LP is on making spaghetti.

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