LESSON PLAN
LESSON PLAN
WEEK 15
Board Plan
Date of teaching
UNIT 5: INVENTIONS
Lesson 7: Communication and Culture/ CLIL
* Warm-up
Quiz Game
I. Everyday English
Task 1: Listen and complete the conversation.
Task 2: Role-play
II. CLIL
Task 1: Match the highlighted words with their meanings.
Task 2: Decide which one is most suitable.
* Homework
III. PROCEDURES
Notes:
In each activity, each step will be represented as following
* Deliver the task
** Implement the task
*** Discuss
**** Give comments or feedback
1. B 2. C 3. A 4. E 5. D
To help Ss practise TASK 2: ROLE-PLAY 10 mins
making and
Work in pairs. Role-play similar conversations about other devices you
responding to
want to buy. Use the example in task 1 and the expressions below to help
requests.
you. (p. 59)
* T explains the context. Ask Ss to brainstorm more expressions that they
may use in the conversations, e.g. Can you help me, please? I’m looking for T-S
… Would you mind (bringing) …? I was wondering if you could … Sure, no
problem.
- T puts Ss in pairs to role-play similar conversations pretending they are
buying another electronic device; makes sure Ss plan their conversations
before they start practising it.
** Ss practise their conversation in pairs.
- T walks around the class and offers help if necessary.
*** Some pairs act out their conversations in front of the class.
**** T praises for good effort, clear pronunciation, fluent delivery, and
interesting ideas.
Pair work
CLIL To help Ss learn TASK 1: READ THE TEXT BELOW. MATCH THE HIGHLIGHTED 10 mins
about computer WORDS AND PHRASES WITH THEIR MEANINGS. (p. 59-60)
hardware and learn
* T writes three words: “processor”, “RAM” and “storage” on the board. T
some content T-S
asks Ss if they know what “processor”, “RAM” and “storage” are and why
vocabulary.
they are important when buying a computer; also elicits that they are different
parts of computer hardware (or the electronic parts of a computer).
- T explains they are going to read a text to learn more about these terms, and
their importance.
- T has Ss read the text, match the highlighted words and phrases with their
meanings. T asks Ss to pay attention to the context of each highlighted word,
and look for clues that can help confirm the meaning of each word.
** Ss work individually, read the text, match the highlighted words and
phrases with their meanings.
*** Ss check their answers with their partners.
**** T checks answers as a class, further explains or translates any new
words or phrases, e.g. processor speed, gigahertz, gigabytes, battery S-S
Key: 1. c 2. d 3. a 4. e 5. b
S-S
T-S
To help Ss relate TASK 2: LOOK AT THE ADVERTISEMENTS. DECIDE WHICH 10 mins
what they have learnt ONE IS MOST SUITABLE FOR EACH PERSON BELOW. (p.60)
to a problem-solving
* T tells Ss that two people, Anne and Bob, need their help to decide which
task and make T-S
computer is best for them.
connections.
- T asks Ss to use the information from the text in task 1 and the information
in the table to help Anne and Bob decide.
- T goes through the table and elicits the meaning of the abbreviations of data
measurements.
- T asks Ss to discuss their answers in pairs.
- T gives some useful expressions for students to present their ideas
USEFUL EXPRESSIONS:
S
I think …………………… should buy………………………………………..
S
In my opinion …..……………………….is the most suitable for………
I would like to recommend …………to……………………………………
T-S
Because ………is the cheapest………………………………………………
Since/ As It runs/ can run the fastest/ can process data and information
quickly
It allows/ helps to store a large a mount of data.
Some adjectives: light /portable/ reasonable/ powerful/ speedy
Structure: Comparative: A-er than
more A than
Superlative : The A-est in/ of
The most A in/ of
** Ss discuss their answers in pairs.
*** Ss say which computers Anne and Bob should buy and why in front of
class.
**** T checks answers and gives feedback.
Answers: