Presentation of 1MS Textbook
Presentation of 1MS Textbook
Presentation of 1MS Textbook
Identification of the
communicative and
linguistic objectives
3 –My Charter of Good
Conduct
objective
setting the ground
rules with your learners
4- The PRE-SEQUENCE
objectives
Familiarisation
with: Greetings,
school things ,school
commands, the
English alphabet, days
of the week, the
months of the year,
numbers, game
The coursebook comprises 5 sequences:
1- ME AND MY FRIENDS
2- ME AND MY FAMILY
4- ME AND MY SCHOOL
C - PRESENTATION
LAY-OUT OF EACH SEQUENCE
1- I LISTEN AND DO.
2 - I PRONOUNCE .
My
3 - MY GRAMMAR TOOLS grammar
tools
4 - I PRACTISE.
6 - I LEARN TO INTEGRATE.
8- NOW I CAN.
9- I PLAY.
10- I ENJOY.
11- MY PICTIONARY
• MY
PRONUNCIATION
RECAP
• MY GRAMMAR RECAP
•MY TRILINGUAL GLOSSARY
TASK 1
WITH YOUR PARTNER OR IN GROUPS OF FIVE,
SORT OUT THE OBJECTIVE OF EACH SECTION OF
A SEQUENCE.
Section .1
I listen and do.
Objectives :
*NAMING AND IDENTIFYING
MONUMENTS
* LOCATING PLACES
SECTION.2
I Pronounce
Objectives :
*Identifying and comparing
sounds
* Classifying
Secti.on .3 My grammar tools/I practise
Objectives:
-LWABT manipulate the target language in real life situations
Section .4 I read and do
Objectives:
-LWABT interpret written messages
Secti.on .5 Iearn to integrate
Objectives:
LWBAT be better able to mobilize the net work of the internal and external ressources to accomplish a task
Section .7 I think and write
Objectives:
- LWBAT produce a piece of writing.
Section .8 Now I can
Objectives:
-LWBAT self assess using can do statements
Section .9 I play
Objectives:
- LWBAT to expand on aspects of culture as relaxing activities
Thank you !
I. Characteristics of the 11 year learner
.
There should be a special care for the 11
year learner taking into account the
followings:
-Age
-Knowledge ( pre-requisites- )
- attitudes -
-behaviour ( they like moving )
• -They should be prepared psychologically first. (
new setting)
I
I LISTEN AND I DO
PLAY
I PRONOUNCE
SEQUENC
E Use definite/indefinite articles in a passage MY GRAMMAR TOOLS
I
FIVE ENJOY
I PARCTISE
I READ AND DO
MY
I LEARN TO INTEGRATE
PICTIO
I THINK AND WRITE NARY
NOW I CAN
I LISTEN I
AND DO PRONOUNCE
10 mn
Ask pupils to give names of other countries
or places containing the target sounds. L To demonstrate
understanding and
Produce remedy to
shortcomings;
The teacher’s comments:
Nothing
LESSON
3
MY GRAMMAR
I PRACTISE
TOOLS
5 DAY SEMINAR MOSTAGANEM 2016
Level : MS 1
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of the lesson, learners will be able to form adjectives of nationalities using certain suffixes.
Competency (ies) targeted : : interact – interpret – produce.(the competencies are presented in an integrated way and the teacher will decide
on which competency he will focus on)
Core Values:
° socializing
° openess to the world
Cross-curricular Competencies:
o Intel Comp: ability to interpret an oral messages
o Metho Comp: pair work
o Commu Comp: use the internet ( emails) to communicate
o Perso ‘n Social Comp:
Time Framework Procedure focus L. Objectives Aids VAKT / M.I
10 mn Warming up
-Have learners look at the pictures / photos Brainstorming,
(famous places) on the board.
revising and recalling
-Give them time to name and locate the the previous words.
monuments.
-Use the answers in the warming up activity.
-Draw learners’ attention to consider the given
15 mn words in the box and identify the adjectives of
Presentation nationality. Presenting some
Indian- French – Algerian-American- English- nationalities
Japan
Peter /Russian /
Swedish
Marco /Italian /
Portuguese
Ahmed /Algerian /
Egyptian
I READ AND
DO
5 DAY SEMINAR MOSTAGANEM 2016
Level :1MS
Competency (ies) targeted : Interpreting a written message and demonstrating understanding through written production
Domain : Written
Language tools ( target structures): Prepositions of location / Lexis related to famous places / Adjectives
Maps/ Pictures
Material(s):
Core Values:
Socializing
Knowing and understanding the others
Cross-curricular Competencies: Openess to the worl d
o Intel Comp: Thinking and analysing National identity
o Metho Comp: Using ICT / E-mail
o Commu Comp: Perso ‘n Social Comp: Exchange of information
Learning Objective(s) of the Lesson:
By the end of the lesson, my learners will be able to interpret a written descriptive message about places .
Time Framework Procedure focus L. Objectives Aids VAKT / M.I
10 mn The teacher pins pictures representing historical T/L To introduce the
sites and provides pupils with flash cards topic relying on Pictures
Pre-reading containing names of places . Learners are asked to learners background V
match names with pictures knowledge/ Flash cards
Activating schemata.
M. I
20 mn Task 1 : PP read the text and fill in the table under Extract information
the appropriate headings (Places and Towns and transfer from Text
P.140 ) verbal to non verbal
format. Table
L
Task 2: Learners read the text and pick out
While - reading
adjectives describing the beauty of Algeria. ( P.140 M.I
) To read for specific
information.
Task 3 : Learners read the text and answer Text
comprehension questions.
I LEARN TO INTEGRATE
5 DAY SEMINAR MOSTAGANEM 2016
Level : MS 1
Sequence : 5 Lesson 6: I learn to integrate Lesson focus: writing
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of the lesson, learners will be able to reinvest the previous learning , mobilize and integrate it
Competency (ies) targeted : interact – interpret – produce.(the competencies are presented in an integrated way and the teacher will decide on
which competency he will focus on)
Domain : Written.
Language tools ( target structures): adjectives of nationalities- suffixes – articles a(n) the – peposition of location – simple present tense (to be /
to have
10mn
The teacher’s comments:
Learning Objective: By the end of the lesson, my learners will be able to design a touristic leaflet about their
home country; mobilizing their previously constructed resources( learning).
Target Competencies: interact – interpret* – produce (the competencies are presented in an integrated way and the
teacher will decide on which competency he will focus on)
Domain: Oral – written – Both
Target Structures: Simple present tense “to be” to describe.
Prepositions of place. Relevant topical lexsis.
Simple present tense to have to indicate the possession. Relevant grammar items.
Materials: pictures/maps / leaflet template.
CROSS-CURRICULAR COMPETENCIES :
Intel. Comp. :shows creativity when producing the product.
Method. Comp. : He canmobilize his resources efficiently and manage his time rationally
Commu. Comp. : He can use ict’s / he can evaluate himself (his peers)
Pers. and so. comp. : He socializes through written exchanges
Learning Objective(s):
By the end of the lesson, learners will be able to reinvest previous knowledge in a funny way
Competency (ies) targeted : : interact – interpret – produce.(the competencies are presented in an integrated way and the teacher
will decide on which competency he will focus on)
Learning Objective: By the end of the lesson, my learners will be able to name some jobs using the articles (a , an
and the), personal pronouns he/ she and possessive adjectives his / her.
Target Competencies: interact – interpret – produce.(the competencies are presented in an integrated way and the
teacher will decide on which competency he will focus on)
Domains: Oral – Written - Both
Target Structures: personal pronouns, possessive adjectives.( He....his / She .....her) and the articles
(a, an and the)
Materials: Sheets of paper / family tree / pictures of jobs
Cross-curricular Competencies:
1. Intellectual competency:
10’
Warm up:
The teacher distributes sheets of paper
Brainstorming, V+ T
containing letters, and asks the learners to work in L/L
revising and recalling
pairs and form words using those letters. The
the previous words. Sheets of paper.
**
winner will be the pair who finds the longest word
that contains all the letters.
ML F I Y A Expected Presenting the new V
L/L lexis about family,
words: relatives and jobs.
Graphic organizer
I / My / am/ family / Mali /
On the board or
10’
Pre- The teacher draws on the board the graphic
written on the
listening organiser and elicits from the learners the words
copybooks
they might already know : Identifying the use of
L/T personal pronouns
relatives and possessive
adjectives with male
and
age family jobs
The teacher explains and introduces
the new
female.
lexis and key words needed in the listening
phase with the personal pronouns “he”, “she” and the
L/T
possessive adjectives “his” and “her”.
Interpreting an A
Mentioning the use of articles: “a”, “an” and oral Books
“the”. conversation for
general
Task 4. page 50. T/L information.
Listening
20’ L/L Eliciting then A
The first listening( listening for a purpose): giving the rule
Oral dialogue.
of articles.
T/L
dialogue page 48
Checking how
The teacher asks the learners to listen to the dialogue
well they can use
and answer the questions:
the articles
L/L
Who is speaking? appropriately
What are they speaking about? Is Omar polite
A
with Peter?
Using strategies
The second listening: for listening
The teacher reads the dialogue again and asks his /her and interpreting
learners to listen and fill in the an oral discourse.
table. L/L Identifying
relative name job pet relatives,
sister ............ ............ ....... names, jobs,
15’ pets.
Core values :
Cross-curricular Competencies: 1- Respect
1- Intellectual competency: 2- Being honest
- The learner can understand and interpret verbal and non verbal messages. 3- Greeting
2- Methodological competency:
- He can work in pairs.
- He can use strategies for listening and taking turn to answer.
3- Communicative competency:
-The learner can use numbers in English to communicate.
4- Personal and social competency
-The learner can be keen on promoting co-learning.
Task two: Information gap activity. Promoting co- TV
The teacher provides each pair with two learning in
writing numbers
sheets of paper A and B. (the partners in full and
shouldn’t see each others’ sheets) L1 asks his revising the (A) and (B)
partner if he can spell the first number then, alphabet letters. handouts for each
he fills in the gaps. Example: pair
A. B.
1. I ask my partner to spell the 1. I ask my partner to spell the
missing numbers. missing numbers.
2. I spell the numbers to my 2. I spell the numbers to my
partner to fill in the gaps. partner to fill in the gaps.
15 ....................... 15 fifteen.
42 forty-two. 42 .......................
18 ......................... 18 eighteen. L/L V
80 eighty. 80 .......................
13 ......................... 13 thirteen
33 thirty-three 33 .......................
50 ......................... 50 fifty Checking
Task three: whether learners
T asks his learners to look at Omar’s brothers can use the Book
ordinal numbers.
and sisters’ birthdays and asks the learners to
rank them according to their ages.
Yacine is 18 years old.
Task one: Through Role Play, the L/L
teacher asks the learners to ask and
Interacting
answer about one’s age.
orally using
numbers.
Teacher: I am twenty- two and twenty-
four. What is my age?
L/L Using
Learner 1: You are forty-six.
Teacher: That’s right. strategies for A
listening and
Teacher: My father is ........... and ........ .
interpreting
How old is he? oral discourse
Learner 2: He is ......
Learner: ...... Learner: ........
Yacine is 18 years old, he is the first child in
the family.
Khaled is 16 years old, he is the second child in
the family.
Omar is14 years old, he is the the third child in L/L
A
the family.
Houda is 12 years old, she is the fourth child in
the family.
Leila is 10 years old, she the fifth (last) child in
the family.
To help the
Role play
learners interact
orally to play
T: Now it is your turn to introduce your
roles.
family members and their age.
Introducing the
15’ Use
A- Work with your partner, ask and family
answer: members’ age in
a challenging
Start like this: way.
A: I have a grandfather. I love him very
much.
He is sixty and thirteen, what is his age?
B: He is seventy-three.
A: My mother is ...... Reinvesting
what has been
B- Write a short description to rank your learned: ordinal
numbers to
brothers and sisters according to their age. introduce sisters
and brothers.
Cross-curricular Competencies:
1- Intellectual competency:
Core values :
- The learner can think and use the language to guess. 1- Respect of relatives
2. Methodological competency: 2- Valuing and developing friendship with
- He can work in pairs. neighbours , friends …
- He can assess peer’s work.
3. Communicative competency:
- He can use drama and role play to communicate appropriately
4. Personal and social competencies:
- He socialises through oral interaction.
- He develops attitudes of friendship.
VAKT*
Time Framework Procedure Focus Objectives Materials/Aids M .I ***
T/L
L/T
The teacher acts out the dialogue with the T/L
learners. The learners act out with their L/L
The book
partners.
Checking
Information V+T
The teacher asks the learners to substitute the pronunciation
father with :
gap activity
when acting out (page 57). M
a mother / teacher / Meriem a sister /
the dialogue. I
20’ Practice
Akram /learner
L/L
The teacher moves to free practice: Task 2.
Page 57. I guess who is who.
A learner writes the names of his family To involve the
learners in using
members in the circles.
the three forms
He swaps his sheet with his partner’s and of “to be” to
guesses who is who. guess
Example: and identify the
A: Is Kamel your father? B: No, he family members,
isn’t. names and jobs.
A: Is he your brother? B: Yes, he
is.
B: Is Sara your sister? A: Yes, she
is.
The learners take turn to ask and answer till they
find who all the members are.
The teacher may allow his learners to carry
on guessing about their jobs using the
interrogative form.
Cross-curricular Competencies:
1. Intellectual competency: Core values :
-The learner can show creativity when producing pieces of oral and written messages.
-He can identify sounds when interacting orally
1. Being responsible
2. Methodological competency: 2. Being positive
- The learner can work in small groups. 3. Valuing each member
- He can use strategies for listening and taking turn to answer. within
- He can assess himself the family
- He can assess his peers
3. Communicative competency:
- He can pronounce words correctly to communicate appropriately.
4. personal and social competencies :
- He is aware of his role and others' role in working hard at school, and being sociable.
Time Framework Procedure Focus Objectives VAKT* M .I
Materials/Aids ***
10’
Warm up:
The teacher splits the class into groups of four. Each group T/L Activating
is provided with a set of words written on sheets of paper. schemata to work A set of sheets of
( The same words ** paper for each
T
in small groups,
for each group) group.
through a
competition.
mother Thursday father
third fiftth thank
this brother fourth To engage and
The learners spread the papers on the table face up. They Reading the list at A
help the learners random.
have to listen to the teacher, when he pronounces a word; L/L to get listening
each learner tries to pick up that word first until the teacher strategies focusing
finishes all the words. The group with the largest number on sounds.
of words is the winner.
Presentation:1
T. asks the learners within the group to read all the words T/L
83
10’
and identify the difference.
Checking and
When they identify the difference , the teacher correcting
pronunciation.
Book P53
G1 G2
Keep …………………., Keep neat at your ………,
Read and ………. and
R………………………… L/L
…………………………… ……… cool.
……the pen and think of
………………...... the ……….
…………………………… You are the ………, you
………… …….. the best.
.
To help the learners
identify the sounds.
G3 AT
Keep (neat- net – fit ) at your school,
(Read –ride – run ) and speak and stay (cool - full –
school).
V
Get (a – the- an) pen and think of the (test- best –
next).
You are the best, you are the best.
L/L Checking how well
the learners are able
Practice The teacher reads the poem aloud and asks to distinguish
each learner to do the task on his/her sheet of between the two
paper.
When they finish, they have to deal with peer
correction, then group correction.
15’ The teacher asks the learners to read the poem sounds.
and classify the words with the sounds:
The board. V.
/e/ : get – pen- best The bubble written
/I:/ : keep – read – speak- on the board.
Remark: (the teacher has to mention the moral behind this
short poem) Core values.
To make the
Task one: learners feel free
V. A
The teacher writes on the board this bubble
to play and
and asks the learners to read it and sort out the words with learn.
the sounds : /θ/ and/ð/ L/L
Hi, I am happy with my family. The book P 54
I greet my grandmother and grandfather. *Reinvest what
(to present the task
in
I respect my mum and dad, I love you both. has been learned: a ludic way. The
Hi brother, I am your sister; I need your help and ordinal numbers, teacher may provide K.
care. to introduce their Ls with words
I have a brother and a sister, so we are three.
sisters and written on balls and
brothers. asks each learner to
identify the sound of
* to check and
his word and put it in
correct the
pronunciation
/e/ /I:/
Red Green
Pet Greet
Vet fifteen
Ten
/θ/ /ð/
With Both
Grandmother Three
Grandfather
brother
Finally, the learners have to read their
production.
The teacher’s comments:
Learning Objective: By the end of the lesson, my learners will be able to introduce themselves, their family
members, jobs and likes using the three forms of the simple present tense with appropriate articles and possessive
adjectives in an email.
Target Competencies: interact *– interpret – produce (the competencies are presented in an integrated way and the
10’
Warm up:
Song about a
family
The teacher invites the learners to watch and T/L
Activating the https://www.you
listen to the song and answer the questions.
A.
tube.
- What is the song about? schemata . com/watch?
Presentation1 - How many family members are there?
v=fhgQupKiM3 c
10’
The teacher splits the learners into groups of In a competitive
Or
six and provides them with two flash cards L/L and funny way Ls
representing jobs. will be able to https://www.you
V.+A
recall the lexis tube.
Each group has to mime the jobs for the other com/watch?
groups. The winner is the group who finds the related to family
v=GiRUF7hvW
Presentation 2 members and jobs.
10’ jobs.
uM
The teacher presents Margaret’s email and
explains the new and difficult words by giving
examples.
Now, in order to introduce your family tree to To help the
learners have
Margaret, what do you need?
autonomy to
learn how to Jobs flash cards
The teacher supplies each group with a
handout representing Knowledge, skills and
attitudes.
1-The learners in each group have to fill in
Practice this table before they start writing. learn.
L/L
20’
V.
.
The handouts
V+T
Use and 2- The learners have to decide on one
correction
learner’s family and start gathering L/L
information and materials to introduce this
20’
family to Margaret. Ls will be able to
The teacher encourages each group to write an L/L
email and draw the family tree.
The learners will have the opportunity to collaborate,
present and assess the groups’ productions. gather
The teacher selects one production to be information and
corrected on the board (the learners can also produce a piece
be involved in co-assessment). of writing (an
email) using
correct and
appropriate
language).
Cross-curricular Competencies:
1- Intellectual competency: Core values :
- The learner can interpret a song and sort out manners of a good friend. 1- Asserting one’s identity and behaving with self-
- He can show creativity when designing his/her own blog. confidence.
2- Methodological competency: 2- Being proud of belonging to a nation .
- The learner can use strategies for writing. 3- Valuing and developing friendship at the international
- He can assess himself. level
- He can mobilise the acquired resources.
3 - Communicative competency:
- He can use information and communication technology such
as blogs to interact with learners of other cultures.
- He can process digital data in English.
4 - Personal and social competencies:
- The learner can socialise through written exchanges.
- He can develop attitudes of friendship.