Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Learning Outcomes:
- Say “We know about some awesome birds. We know their names, what they can do, and how
they look. What bird has colourful feathers? (a parrot) What bird can swim? (a penguin) Flap
your arms as if they’re wings and ask “Does a penguin have wings? (yes) Can a penguin fly?
(No, it can’t.) Some birds can’t fly. What can they do? Let’s find out.”
- Have a student read the words at the top of the chart aloud. Play TR: B26 and pause after
the instructions. Point the chart and say ”An elephant has big ears. Make a check next to
elephant and under big ears.” Say Now you listen and make checks in the chart.
- Play the rest of TR: B26 and have students complete their charts.
- Pair students and have them cut out the cards on p.169. Say Pick a card. Ask a question.
Your partner answers. Call on two students to read aloud the model dialogue on p.117. Take
turns asking and answering. Say Use the information in the chart on page 117 to help you. As
students play, walk around the room and offer help as needed.
Learning Outcomes:
Warming Up (5 minutes)
- Say “Tell me some awesome animals!” Write students’ responses on the board. Ask “What
animals hop?” (a frog, a kangaroo) “What animal flies?” (a parrot) “What animal swings?” (a
monkey)
Vocabulary 1
- Sing a verse of the song, but leave the animal’s name out and have students guess. Then have
the class sing the full verse, using the name of the correct animal.
Grammar 1
- Say “Let’s write a verse. Choose an animal from pp. 110–111. What can it do? What can’t it
do?” Write students’ responses on the board. Then write a new verse and have students sing
it with you. Model an example, such as A parrot can walk and fly. It can’t run, but it can
Learning Outcomes:
- The teacher greets students and asks how they feel today.
- The teacher reviews previous lesson and asks them to show the feelings.
- The teacher points to hungry. Rub the stomach and say “He’s hungry. If I don’t eat
- The teacher points to worried, surprised and silly. Ask students to imitate those feelings.
- Guide students to point each feeling on p. 92 – 93 and have the class read aloud with the
teacher.
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Learning Outcomes:
Warming Up (5 minutes)
- Pausing and repeat each word. After each word, call on students to come up and point to the
- The teacher repeats the activity several times to make sure students correctly identify the
photos
Learning Outcomes:
- Holding Picture Cards p. 274 - 285. Have a student join at the front of the class.
- Having the student take one card from the teacher’s hands.
- As the student shows the photo, ask students what feeling do the see.
- Having students practice modelling expressions. Ask students what feelings go with the
- Putting the class into five or six groups, and assigns each group two vocabulary words from
Learning Outcomes:
- Playing again TR: B12 and having students write the – ing words (laughing, smiling, and
crying).
Learning Outcomes:
Students are able to describe how a person looks using He looks and She looks.
Activities Outcomes :
- Dividing the class into three groups. Assign one of the words on the board to each group.
Learning Outcomes:
Students will be able to ask How are you? and respond with I’m +adjective.
Students will be able to describe how a person looks using He looks and She looks.
Activities Outcomes :
- Greeting
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