This lesson plan focuses on camping safety for 4th-grade students, aiming to enhance their listening, reading comprehension, and speaking skills. The lesson includes activities such as discussing weather, revising vocabulary, reading a story, and practicing pronunciation of long vowels. It emphasizes values of tolerance and inclusion while assessing student participation and understanding throughout the lesson.
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This lesson plan focuses on camping safety for 4th-grade students, aiming to enhance their listening, reading comprehension, and speaking skills. The lesson includes activities such as discussing weather, revising vocabulary, reading a story, and practicing pronunciation of long vowels. It emphasizes values of tolerance and inclusion while assessing student participation and understanding throughout the lesson.
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Lesson Plan 3
Unit 5: Hot and Cold
Lesson 35 Teacher’s Full Name: Zhanbolat Almira Zhantasovna Date: 16.01.2025
Grade: 4 Number of Participants: Number of Absentees:
Lesson title Camping Safety Learning objectives 4.1.7.1 use contextual clues to predict content and meaning in short supported talk on an increasing range of general and some curricular topics; Based on Curriculum 4.2.7.1 contribute a growing range of suitable words, phrases, and sentences including giving opinions during short pair, group and whole class exchanges; Lesson objectives Students will be able to: - develop listening and reading comprehension skills through a story - practice talking about camping - learn how to distinguish between and pronounce the long vowel /ai/ with two different spellings (-igh, -y). Value links Tolerance and Inclusion Embracing differences and promoting equality, you understand the importance of tolerance and inclusion as pillars of a harmonious and diverse community.
Stages / Time Beginnin Organization moment: The teacher to assess g of the 1.Greeting. Students for their lesson Ask about the weather. Students of the class are ability. Warmin The teacher sets the lesson objectives, listed. “Good job! g-up letting students know what to Students' attention is drawn Well done!” anticipate from the lesson. to the lesson. Formative 3 min Warming up Students remember Assessment Where are you from? previous lesson vocabulary Good job! How old are you? What color is it? How many students are there Determines the topic and Pre- in class? purpose of the lesson learning What day of the week today? Descriptor: «Brainst revise the vocabulary from the previous Students say different - can tell the time orming» Lead – In words from the picture Point 1 method 4 7 min. Middle Students listen and read. Descriptor: Ex:9 P: 72 of the ANSWERS - listen and read Go through the pictures of the story lesson Students own answer Total: 2 point and set the scene by asking the Presenta Students questions about what they can tion part. see in the pictures. 30 min teacher: (pointing to the firewood in picture 3) What's this? Class: Firewood. Etc Ex: 10 P: 73 Students read the story Descriptor: Allow the Students some time to read again and say if the - read the story the story again silently and complete sentences are True or - say if the sentences the activity. Check their answers. False. are True or False. ANSWERS Total: 2 point 1 False 2 True 3 False 4 True Ex: 11 P: 73 Descriptor: 5 False Allow the Students some time to read - read the story Students read the story the story again. Then they complete the - complete the again and cap match. activity. Check their answers. activity ANSWERS 1d Total: 1 point 2c Ex: 13 P: 73 3a Refer the Students to the picture and 4b the dialogue. Play the CD. The Students talking point. Descriptor: Students listen and follow along. Pause Listen and read. Make a - listen and read the CD for the Students to repeat, new dialogue with your chorally and/or individually. The -create new dialogue friend. Total: 1 point Students, in pairs, act out similar ANSWERS dialogues about themselves. Go around Dana: I love camping. the classroom providing any necessary Ulan: Me, too! Let's get help. Ask some pairs to come to the everything ready. We mus front of the classroom and act out the collect the firewood. dialogue. If you wish, write the Dana: Can I bring water following on the board so the Students -Make CCQ from the river? can refer to it while they are Ulan: Yes, it's not far. And questions Yes / No completing the activity. we must cook on the camp Ex: 14 P: 73 stove, too! Refer the Students to the pictures. Dana: I can do that Point to knight and say: /ar/-knight. The Students repeat, chorally and/or individually. Check their Students listen, point and pronunciation. Repeat the procedure repeat. for light. Point to the picture of spy and ANSWERS say: /a/-spy. Repeat the procedure for igh: night, fight, right sky. Explain the spelling differences (- igh, -y). y: fly, my, try End of FEEDBACK the Students provide feedback on what lesson they have learned at the lesson. 5 min Ex: Home task: