lesson plan2- the olympic games

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LESSON PLAN 2: SPORTS NAMES: Ellen, Franchesca – de la Cruz, Belén – Schiel, Juan Pedro DATE: Friday, August 19th 5 to C from 10:45 to 11:30, and 5 to A from 11.30 to 12:15 CLASS: Fifth Grade A-C LENGTH OF THE LESSON: 40 MINUTES CLASS DESCRIPTION: There are twenty-three students in this group, all between ten and eleven years old. They have English classes twice a week, each class lasts forty minutes. This group of students work at its pace, which is rather slowly. Their proficiency level is A1. SKILLS TO BE EMPHASIZED: Listening, speaking, reading and writing. LANGUAGE: - Vocabulary sports and nationalities - Present Simple: Where is she from? She is from China/I’m good at … - Present Continuous: She is doing gym. AIMS: By the end of this class, students will be able to recognize different nationalities and sports. Besides, they will become culturally aware of how sports get people together and create a sense of community and belonging. They will about medals materials and structures that indicate abilities (I’m good at…). MATERIALS: - whiteboard - markers - projector - powerpoint - photocopies Anticipated problems: Some students could have problems in the understanding of some new structures presented- Possible solutions: We will provide them the necessary help in order to overcome that problem using visual aids, gestures and making a wise use of L1 and L2.

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Page 1: Lesson plan2- The Olympic Games

LESSON PLAN 2: SPORTS

NAMES: Ellen, Franchesca – de la Cruz,Belén – Schiel, Juan Pedro

DATE: Friday, August 19th

5to C from 10:45 to 11:30,

and 5to A from 11.30 to 12:15

CLASS: Fifth Grade A-C

LENGTH OF THE LESSON: 40 MINUTES

CLASS DESCRIPTION: There are twenty-three students in this group, all between ten andeleven years old. They have English classes twice a week, each class lasts forty minutes. Thisgroup of students work at its pace, which is rather slowly. Their proficiency level is A1.

SKILLS TO BE EMPHASIZED: Listening, speaking, reading and writing.

LANGUAGE:

- Vocabulary sports and nationalities

- Present Simple: Where is she from? She is from China/I’m good at …

- Present Continuous: She is doing gym.

AIMS:

By the end of this class, students will be able to recognize different nationalities and sports.Besides, they will become culturally aware of how sports get people together and create asense of community and belonging. They will about medals materials and structures thatindicate abilities (I’m good at…).

MATERIALS:

- whiteboard- markers- projector- powerpoint- photocopies

Anticipated problems: Some students could have problems in the understanding of some newstructures presented-

Possible solutions: We will provide them the necessary help in order to overcome thatproblem using visual aids, gestures and making a wise use of L1 and L2.

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Procedures

Stage/stage aim Description Interaction Timing

Warm-up

We are going to start the classsinging Yellow, red, green andblue… Hello Teacher, how areyou? I’m fine, thanks. We aregoing to ask them date,birthdays, holidays, and wechoose an assistant.

T –Ss 5 minutes

ListeningSpeaking

We will ask them about theOlympic Games that are takingplace in Rio this year. We willshow them pictures of differentsports people and differentnationalities. Asking themwhether they know them or not.

T-Ss 10 min.

Matching

We will give them a handoutwith a matching activityincluding sports andnationalities; we will check thisactivity using the PowerPointpresentation. (visual aid)

Ss(Individual) 10 min.

Production

We will revise the colours, wewill ask them what the coloursof the Olympic Rings are andthen we will ask them to paintthe medal with the Olympiccolours.

T-Ss15 min.

1-Speaking activity plus PowerPoint Presentation.

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2-Match up the sport with the nationality:

Sport: Nationality:

A- Swimming 1-Chinese

B- Basketball 2-Corean

C- Hockey 3-Argentinian and Russian

D- Judo 4-Jamaican

E- Athletics 5-Paraguayan

F- Tennis 6-Canadian

G- Football 7-Chilean

H-Cycling 8-American

I-Volleyball 10- Spanish

J- Artistic Gymnastics 11- Brazilian

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3- What do you have a medal for? What are you good at?

Now, let’s paint the medal with the colours of the Olympic Rings.