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<i>Preparation day: 10/2/2017</i>
<i>Teaching day: 13/2/2017</i>
<i>Class: 6A2</i>
- By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to:
+ Use the lexical items related to the topic “Cities of the World”
+ Know some famous cities and landmarks and use the vocabulary and
structures to describe them.
<i><b> 1. Language focus: </b></i>
+ Vocabularies: The words related to the topic of the lesson “CITIES OF THE
WORLD”.
+ Structures: The Present Perfect Tense.
<b>2. Anticipated problems: </b>
- Ss may get mistakes when they do exercises.
- Ss might be get stuck with some new words while reading the dialogue and
therefore be unable to find answers to detailed questions
- Ss might not understand teacher’s instructions.
- Technology (computer/ projector) won’t be working.
<b>3. Attitude:</b> Ss are excited about the lesson and take part in activities heartily.
<b>4. Living skills:</b> Pairs work, group work, problem solving.
<b>II. TEACHING AIDS:</b>
Textbook, tape, speaker, projector, computer and handouts.
<b>III. PROCEDURES:</b>
<b>Stages</b> <b>Intercation</b> <b>Procedure</b>
<b>1. Warm-up</b>
5’
<b>T- class</b>
- T introduces about herself and asks some questions:
<i>+ How are you?</i>
<i>+ What’s the weather like today?</i>
- T shows some pictures of famous cities in the world
in the screen.
- T says<i>: Before going to the lesson today, I want to</i>
<i>show you some pictures. These pictures are famous</i>
Dubai San Francisco
New York Paris
Sydney Brazil
cities on the screen.
- T asks Ss to names some of the famous cities in the
world.
- T calls some Ss answer.
- T says: <i>After seeing these photos and answering</i>
<i>my questions, can you guess the topic of the lesson</i>
<i>today?</i>
Ss answer (It’s cities of the world)
- T says: <i>That right! So, to get more information</i>
<i>about the cities, we are going to learn Unit 9: Cities</i>
<i>of the world.</i>
- T writes title of unit on the board.
<b>2. </b>
<b>Presentation</b>
<b>3’</b>
<b>T - C</b>
<b>* Lead-in : </b>
- T shows a picture on the screen and says: <i>This is</i>
<i>Tom and Mai. Now, look at the picture and answer</i>
<i>my questions.</i>
+ What are they doing? <i>( They are talking together)</i>
+ What are they looking at? <i>(They are looking at</i>
<i>photos on the computer)</i>
<b>3. Practice</b>
<b>30’</b>
<b>2’</b>
<b>7’</b>
7’
<b>T- C</b>
<b>T - C</b>
<b>T – C</b>
<b>T - C</b>
<b>S,S,S,S</b>
- T explains: <i>“What nice photos!” is an exclamation</i>
<i>to express that you like the photos.</i>
- T asks: <i>Can you guess which cities are Tom and</i>
<i>Mai talking about?</i>
- T calls some Ss to answer.
- T says: <i>So, we are going to listen to the recording</i>
<i>to find out about this.</i>
<b>* Listen and read:</b>
<b>1. Task 1: Listen and read. </b>
- T plays the recording for the first time.
- T asks: Is<i> there any new words?</i>
- T teachs new words.
<i>* Vocabulary: </i>
<b>+ egg-shaped building: </b>(show picture in screen)
<b>+ continent (n):</b> (give example)
<b>+ capital (n):</b> (give example)
- T asks Ss to practise reading new words.
- T reads then requires Ss listen and repeat chorally.
- T asks Ss to play the role of Mai and Tom.
- T calls some pairs to practice in front of whole class
and corrects their mispronunciation if necessary.
<b>2. Task 2: Read the conversation again. Then tick</b>
<b>True (T) or False (F). Correct false statements.</b>
<b>- </b>T does a model first.
- T asks Ss to work individually and do Task 2 in 2
minutes. T allows them to share answers before
discussing as a class.
<b>T - C</b>
<b>*Keys:</b>
1. Tom and Mai are reading a book. (<b>F</b>)
They are looking at photos on the computer.
2. Tom has been to all four cities. (<b>F</b>)
Tom has been to most of the cities.
3. Tom has been to Sydney many times. (<b>T</b>)
4. All the buildings in London are old. (<b>F</b>)
There are modern buildings in London as well.
5. Tom has taken many photos of Times Square. (<b>F</b>)
Tom has never been to New York. The photo is
<b>from his brother. </b>
<b>7’</b>
<b>T – C</b>
<b>GW</b>
<b>S,S,S,S</b>
<b>T - C</b>
<b>3. Task 3: Name the continents. </b>
- T shows the picture on screen and asks Ss to look at
the picture.
-T asks : <i>This is a map. Can you tell me how many</i>
<i>continents are there in the world?</i>
Ss: Answer.
-T asks:<i> What are the name of continent? You can</i>
<i>answer in Vietnamese.</i>
Ss: Answer (English or Vietnamese)
- T asks: <i>Would you like to play a game?The game</i>
<i>called “Who is fastest?”</i>
- T divides class into 3 groups, requires them to
disscus together to do Task 3 in 3 minutes. After that,
representative member of each group will go to the
board and write down the answers. Which group
finishes fastest will be the winner and receive a small
gift.
<b>7’</b>
<b>T – C</b>
<b>PW</b>
<b>S,S,S,S</b>
<b>T- C</b>
1. Asia 2. Europe 3. Africa 4. North America
5. South America 6. Australia 7. Antarctica
<b>4. Task 4: Match the words in the blue box to the</b>
-T shows “Asia, Viet Nam, Hue, Ha Noi, Thong
Nhat Palace” on the screen.
- T asks Ss which is the continent, which is the
country, which is the city, which is the capital, and
which is the place of interest.
- T does a model first then asks Ss to work in pairs
and do Task 4 in 3 minutes.
- T calls some Ss to give their answers and checks.
<b>* Key:</b>
a. Asia, Africa
b. Sweden, the USA
c. Ha Noi, Nha Trang, Amsterdam, Liverpool
d. Ha Noi, Amsterdam
e. Ben Thanh Market, the Louvre
<b>4. </b>
<b>Production</b>
<b>5’</b>
<b>T –C</b>
<b>S,S,S,S</b>
<b>5. Task 5: Game: “Around the world”</b>
<b>In groups of four, choose a country and ask your</b>
<b>friends the questions below (and any others you</b>
<b>can think of)</b>
-T models the game with the whole class first.
-T divides class into groups of four, requires them
choose a country and ask their friends the questions
below:
<i>+ Which continent is it in?</i>
<i>+ What is its capital?</i>
<i>+ What are its major cities?</i>
<i>+ What is it famous for?</i>.
the winner. (If class doesn’t have enough time, T can
let this task into homework)
<b>5.</b>
<b>Homework</b>
<b>2'</b> <b>T - C</b>
- Learn by heart all new words.
- Read the dialogue again.
- Play game “Around the world” with classmates.
- Be ready for Unit 9– Lesson 2: A closer look 1.
<b>IV. Evaluation:</b>
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<i> Instructor’s signature</i>