Thursday, February 11, 2016

Type Of Lesson Plans



Name: Ven. DOEUN Sokha   Class: A3                        School: INK        No. of students: 45
Date:  September 20th, 2015   Time: 11:00-11:45 a.m. Textbook: New Cutting Edge (Pre-Inter.)
Aim: To introduce grammar structure “Modal Auxiliary Verbs (should/shouldn’t)”
Objectives: At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
-      Identify modal auxiliary verbs
-      Use modal auxiliary verb “ Should/Shouldn’t” (three forms)
-      Describe picture using should/shouldn’t.
Lesson Type: PPL (Presentation Practice Lesson), Module 3, Page 26
Time Allowed: 60 mns
Language focus: Speaking skill
Time
Steps
Procedure/Activities
 Techniques/
Materials
5 mns

Œ Lesson Opener

-      Greeting
·         Hello every one?
·         How are you today?
-        Check Date
·         What date is today?
-        Attendance
·         Who are absent today? Why?
                                                                         



Attendance List
5 mns
 Warm-Up


-        Review Lesson
·   T. review the previous lesson and ask some questions (daily routines)
·   T. asks Ss to play as chain game to say the activities from the morning to the evening.





- Ss speak one by one  in whole class

















20 mns





















Ž Presentation Stage
- Pre- Teach
 







- Set The Scene






-  Introduce Target Items

   + Eliciting








   + High Lighting 







   + Do Concept Check




·   T. asks Ss to pay attention
·   T. elicit new words from Ss:
Bin (n)           Rubbish (n)
Ashtray (n)    Cigarette end (n)
File (n)           Note (n)
Computer game (n)
Dressing gown (n)
·  T. confirms the meaning of each words

·  T. asks Ss open their book on page 26 and asks them that:
- What can you see on page 26?
-What do you think about this picture?




- T. asks Ss to look at the picture and find the thing in the box
- T. asks Ss to tick (Ö) statements they are agree with and put the cross (×) next to one they disagree with.
·      He should tidy up his room. Ö
·      His coffee cup shouldn’t be on the computer. Ö
     I
    You
    He
    She      + should/shouldn’t + v1+ obj.
    We
    They

Usage:

v  We use should/shouldn’t to or ask
 for advice (often with I think…)
Read language summary A on page 149 for more detail.

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- Write on the whiteboard





- Translation



- Course book














10 mns

 Practice Stage
   - Drill






   - Practice



- T. says the sentence and Ss just say Yes if right for you or No if not right for you.
 - You should come to study at the           weekend day.
-You shouldn’t take a bath every day.
- T. asks Ss to make the sentences about what Bruce should/shouldn’t do
- T. let Ss to listen the audio tape to pronounce the words should/shouldn’t
- T. asks Ss to discuss what each person should/shouldn’t do.
- T. move around to monitor.



- Yes/No drill




- Course book




- Audio tape


5 mns

 Lesson Closer

   - Wrap-Up
   - Set Homework
   - Say Goodbye!


- What do we have learnt today?
- How we use should/shouldn’t?
- T. asks Ss to do homework
- T. says “Goodbye!” to the Ss.




- Handout




 


Name: Miss. EN Sokunthy, Class: A3                            School: INK        No. of students: 45
Date:  September 20th, 2015   Time: 10:00-10:45 A.m. Textbook: New Cutting Edge (Pre-Inter.)
Aim: To Present and practice “Daily Routines”
Objectives: At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
-      Use daily routines verbs
-      Tell Daily routines(Put daily routines in order)

Lesson Type: PPL (Presentation Practice Lesson), Module 3, Page 24&25
Time Allowed: 60 mns
Language focus: Reading

Time
Steps
Procedure/Activities
 Techniques/
Materials
5 mns

Œ Lesson Opener


Greeting
·         Hello, How are you today?
·         Have you had lunch yet?
Check Date
·         What date is today?
Check Attendance
·         Who are absent today? Why?


                                                                         



Attendance List
5 mns
 Warm-Up


 Review Lesson
  • What did you learn last week?
·         What do you do in the morning until    night?


- Ss speak one by one  in whole class























25 mns



























Ž Presentation Stage

 








  





    







  



Pre- Teach

·         T. asks Ss to pay attention
·         Today I’m going to teach you about Daily Routines on page 24 & 25.
·         T. asks Ss to march the words or phrases in column A to its meaning in column B
  
    Routine       turn off
Dream         Wake up
Switch off    Wake up
Go off           Set 
·         Ss match the words
·         T. asks them to write down on the white board one by one 

 
·         T. confirms the meaning for the whole class.
 Set The Scene

·         T. asks Ss open their book on page 24
·         What can you see on page 24 &25?
·         Ss describe what they have seen.

  Introduce Target Items

·         Ask students to work in pair to put the sentences that say about daily routines in the order for a normal day that normally happen in the morning until evening.
·          Students share their answer to the class
·         T. correct the answer for the whole class
·         T. asks Ss to discuss the questions in practice one
·         T. asks Ss to read the text individually
·          T.asks Ss to write W next to the items about waking up and F next to falling asleep
·         T. asks Ss to match the words in bold in A with word or phrase which mean the same in B.
·         Ss write their answers on the white board
·         T. corrects for the whole class

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- Worksheet
















course book
5 mns


·   Practice Stage
 



·         T.asks Ss to work with their partner and share about their routines activities.
        


Students








5 mns
 Lesson Closer

 - Wrap-Up
   - Set Homework
   - Say Goodbye!



 Wrap-Up
·         What do you learn today?    
Set Homework             
·         T. asks Ss to do homework
Say Goodbye!
·         T. says “Goodbye!” to the Ss.