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<b> Date of preparing: 04/04/2020 WEEK 20 Period 39+40 </b>
<b>I. Objectives</b>
<b> - To consolidate the sound of the letters Ee, Ff, Gg, Hh and the </b>
corresponding words
- Learn and practice reading skills
<b>II. Language focus: </b>
*Vocabulary: Revision:egg, elf, elephant, elbow, fox, fish, frog, fork,
glass, goat, garden, gorrila
*Intergrate skills: Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing.
<b>III. Resources:</b>
- I-learn my phonics Grade 1, Pupil’s book - Page 38,39
<b>IV. Materials : CD, Phonics cards</b>
<b>V. Organization:</b>
<b>Class</b> <b>Date of teaching</b> <b>Absent Student</b>
1C 09/04/2020
VI. Procedures
<b>Teacher’s activities</b> <b>Students’ activities</b>
<b>1.Warm - up: </b>
Review some letter and words
<b>2. Revision & Practice</b>
<b>Act 1. Listen. Read along </b>
- (book closed) Tell the students that it’s story time.
- Ask them if they like reading stories and what their
favourite storybook character is.
- Prepare phonics cards of these word: hippo, elf,
<i>garden, fish and frog</i>
- Ask the students to read out the words
- Invite students to guess what they think the story is
about.
- Ask the students to open and look at the book.
- Ask them questions about what they can see in the
pictures
<i>E.g: Teacher: (pointing to the elf in picture 1) Look! </i>
<i>What’s this?</i>
<i> Class: (It’s an) elf!</i>
<i> Teacher: (pointing to the hat in picture 1) A happy </i>
<i>hippo with a ….</i>
<i> Class: hat! etc</i>
- Play the CD and ask the students to listen and follow
the story in their books, pointing to the pictures of the
key words.
- Play the CD again pausing for the students to repeat.
- Play
- Ask individual students to read the story aloud.
* Extension (optional)
- Ask students to close their book
- Read out a few sentences from the story and ask the
students to complete them
<i>e.g. Teacher: look at my…</i>
Class: garden! etc
<b>Act 2. What is in the hippo’s garden? Draw lines </b>
- Explain the activity
- Ask the students to draw lines from the items to the
hipp’s garden
- Ask individuals to name the items.
* Act Out
- Read the sentences in the story, pause at the key words.
- Invite the students to mime them (the hippo, the elf, the
<i>garden, the fish, the frog).</i>
- Have the students come to the front of the classroom
and act out the story.
- Encourage them to have fun as they perform.
* Drawing
- Students choose their favourite animals or objects from
the story, then draw and decorate it following their
hobbies
<b>3. Production </b>
- Point to an item in the story
- Ask individual student to correct teacher’s statements.
- Ask the students act out the story.
- Point and say
- Mime
- Do
- Colour
<i><b>4. Consolidation: (3’)</b></i>
<i><b>5. Homelink:</b><b>(3’)</b></i>
Review the new words, model sentences.
<i><b>6. Comments:</b></i>
………
………
<i><b>1. Knowledge</b></i><b>: : To consolidate the sound of the letters Ee Ff, Gg and Hh and the </b>
corresponding words
Learn and practice reading skill
<b>Vocabulary Revision</b>
Egg, elf,elephant, elbow
Fox, fish, frog, fork
Glass, goat, garden,gorilla
Hat, hen, hippo, horse
<i><b>2. Skills</b></i><b>: </b>
- Develop Ss reading, writing and listening skills
<i><b>3. Attitude</b></i>: Educate Sts to love their lesson.
Work hard
<b>III. TEACHING AIDS:</b>
<i>1. Teacher’s: student’s and teacher’s book, pictures, cassette.</i>
<i>2. Students’: books, notebooks, workbooks.</i>
<b>II. TEACHING METHODS:</b>
- Work in pairs , individual, in groups ….
<b>IV. PROCEDURE:</b>
<i><b>1. Class organization</b></i><b>:</b>
- Greeting: Good morning/ Good afternoon. How are you?
- Checking for the students’ attendence:
Class Date of teaching Absent students
1C 09/04/2020 ………
<i><b>2. Warm up :5’</b></i>
Choose some phonics cards from Units 5-8
Divide the class into 2 groups, A and B
Pass one card in each group (from the first row to the last row)
Say: Stop! The 2 students holding the cards must say the name of the item.
Keep passing the first card and pass the second card to each group.
Say: Stop! The 4 students holding the cards must say the name of the item.
Continue with other cards.
3. New lesson
Teacher’s and students’ activities
<b>* Activity 1: – apply information technology</b>
(book closed) Tell the students that it’s story time.
Ask them if they remember the previous story. If not, the
teacher can spend some time going through it. (use 1st<sub> language </sub>
if necessary)
Prepare phonics cards of these word: snake, sun, tiger, tree,
<i>umbrella</i>
Ask the students to read out the words
Invite students to guess what they think the story is about.
Ask the students to look at the book.
Ask them questions about what they can see in the pictures
<i>e.g. Teacher: (pointing to the tiger in picture 1) Look! What’s </i>
<i>this?</i>
<i> Class: (It’s a) tiger!</i>
<i> Teacher: (pointing to the tiger again) The tiger is under </i>
<i>the ….</i>
<i> Class: tree! etc</i>
Play the CD and ask the students to listen and follow the story
in their books, pointing to the pictures of the key words.
Play the CD again pausing for the students to repeat.
Ask individual students to read the story aloud.
<b>Extension (optinal)</b>
Say incomplete sentences from the story and ask individual
students complete them
<i>e.g. Teacher: The snake is in the ….</i>
<i> Student 1: sun. etc</i>
<b>* Listen. Read</b>
<b>along</b>
<b>Activity 2 </b>
Explain the activity
Point to the umbrella and the animals and name them.
<b>Who’s missing?</b>
<b>Draw and color</b>
<b>Activity 3 </b>
Read the sentences in the story, pause at the key words and
invite the students to mime them (the snake, the sun, the tiger,
the tree, the umbrella).
Have the students come to the front of the classroom and act
out the story
Encourage them to have fun as they perform
<b> Act Out</b>
<b>Activity 4 </b>
Point to an item in the story
Ask individual student to correct teacher’s statements.
<i>e.g. Teacher: (pointing to the tiger in picture 1) Look! It is a </i>
<i>robot.</i>
<i> Student 1: No! It is a tiger!etc</i>
<b>Correct teacher</b>
<i><b>4. Consolidation: (3’)</b></i>
What’s the content of the lesson? Or What have you learnt today?
<i><b>5. Homelink:</b><b>(3’)</b></i>
Do exercises in the workbook. Review the new words.