Proiect Didactic Cls. A III-A
Proiect Didactic Cls. A III-A
Proiect Didactic Cls. A III-A
Aim: To help students use Present Simple Tense to describe their daily activities.
Competences:
At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:
-to use correctly the structures of Present Simple ;
-to describe their routine using Present Simple;
-to improve their vocabulary related to daily activities.
Objectives:
Cognitive objectives:
To improve their knowledge of Present Simple form and functions;
To encourage students to talk freely about routine;
To provide students more practice on pronunciation and vocabulary;
To develop and practice the productive skills (speaking) and the receptive skills (listening).
Affective objectives:
To create a warm atmosphere;
To help students enjoy speaking English.
Teaching materials:
OHP, textbooks, digital textbook, notebooks, board, flashcards, worksheets
Possible solutions:
-The teacher must help pupils with the pronunciation of difficult words;
-T will prompt the cards with the form of Present Simple in case pupils forget the grammar
rules.
Warm-up Timing:
Speaking 2 min.
The teacher (T) greets the students (Ss) and they greet back.
T checks the homework.
The T tells the objectives and the subject matter of the lesson, raising the Ss curiosity
this way. (We are going to consolidate our knowledge of Present Simple Tense. Lets
start by remembering how its formed.)
The T shows the sheet with the aff./ neg. / int. forms of the studied Tense.
Ss read the examples and translate them.
T asks the Ss to find in the texts some of the actions (verbs) at Present Simple.
Ss answer and afterwards translate them.
T writes on the board the title of the lesson and the moments of the day from the text
(in the morning / in the afternoon / in the evening) and asks the Ss to write down in
their notebooks too. She explains then that they can be used with daily activities.
T tells Ss to complete the sentences in ex. 3/ p.27.
T tells Ss that they will play Simon says using activities from ex. 5 / p.27
T gives them examples first.