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Unit 7 Description of A PPP Lesson

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PPP Lesson Plan

Lesson Type: Lesson Aims:

Level of Class: Lesson Objectives:

Length of Lesson:
Materials
Number of Students:

This not an actual lesson plan – just a guide to what the teacher does in a typical PPP lesson.
NB – timings are not invariable. You would adapt according to what you want to do. You need to build in a little flexibility in case an activity takes more or
less time than you expected.

Inter-
Stage Aim Timing
action
Teacher Activity Student Activity

Warmer 5-10  A fun interactive activity, usually related to the rest of the
lesson in some way.
 Typically introduces the topic to be used as the context in
the presentation.

Presentation 10-15  Teacher introduces the target language in a suitable context.


 Using elicitation, the meaning, form and pronunciation are
examined.
 Concept questions are used to check students' understanding
of meaning.

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PPP Lesson Plan

Inter-
Stage Aim Timing
action
Teacher Activity Student Activity

Controlled 10-15  Activities focusing on accuracy: the aim is to help students


Practice get pronunciation and form right.
 Usually starts with drilling, then moves on to exercises such
as writing the correct form in gapped sentences, very
controlled short dialogues, etc.
 Teacher corrects or encourages self-correction when
mistakes are made.

Freer Practice 15  Here the teacher gives students one or more activities
(Production) focusing on fluency.
 These activities involve using the target language to
communicate (e.g., a role play, a discussion, a
communicative game).
 It is usually a speaking activity, but sometimes involves
writing.
 The teacher does not correct at this stage, but monitors and
notes errors.

Plenary/Close 5  Teacher draws together what has been covered in the lesson.
 This may include a correction spot looking at errors picked
up in the previous stage.
 The teacher may set homework or a preparation task for the
next lesson.

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