Lesson plan

Class : 2nd Bac

Date: Tuesday, 20th February 2014 Unit: Advances in Science and Technology Lesson: Voc (collocation) Time: 45min

Expressed learning outcomes : Students will be able to:─ define collocation─ create sentences of their own including collocation

Anticipated problems : time management solution: eliminating one of the practice activitiesMaterials: Textbook P51 /The board.Stage Estimated

timingActivity Procedure

Presentation

10 30Getting started

Warm up

Greeting studentsWriting today’s day, unit and lesson title.

T at the same time, writes examples of Collocation Ask them which expressions we usually use.Heavy rain strong rainGive me a favor do me a favourFast food quick foodInvite Ss to decide which expression is correct

T: What do you notice about these expressions? there are some words which are usually used together/ go together. We call this case (collocation)T: draws on the board the following schema. collocation

co locate (place) exist in the same place

T invites Ss to give a definition to the word “collocation” and write it on the write board.Collocation is the fact that some words are usually used together.Let’s go back to these example ‘heavy rain’What’s ‘heavy’? What’s its grammatical classification? Is it a verb, or a noun, or a … ? Adj + nounSome types of collocations

a. Verb + adjective + noun ex: make great stridesb. Adjective + noun ex: technological advancesc. Noun + noun ex: online scamd. Adverb + adjective ex: easily accessible

Copybook: lessons

Practice

30 35

35 40

Activity*1

Activity*2

Go to page 51. Someone to read the first task.Can you give me these collocations in examples?Ex: the Google website is easily accessible.

1. Easily accessible D2. Make great strides A3. Online scam C4. Technological advances B

Someone to read the first taskCan you give me these collocations in examples?

1. Accurate identification B2. Make great headways A3. Savings accounts C4. Extremely possible D

Individual work:

production

40 50 Minutes

T: asks Ss to create sentences of their own including collocation.