The lesson plan aims to have students develop a project where they talk about their plans for next vacations using the "going to" structure. It includes activities like a ball throwing game with vacation destination vocabulary, matching vocabulary words to meanings, listening to a song about holidays, and dividing into groups to plan and present a 3-day tour of Colombian cities using the target grammar structure. The lesson anticipates that students may have difficulty talking about their vacation plans and plans to address this through providing appropriate vocabulary and context.
The lesson plan aims to have students develop a project where they talk about their plans for next vacations using the "going to" structure. It includes activities like a ball throwing game with vacation destination vocabulary, matching vocabulary words to meanings, listening to a song about holidays, and dividing into groups to plan and present a 3-day tour of Colombian cities using the target grammar structure. The lesson anticipates that students may have difficulty talking about their vacation plans and plans to address this through providing appropriate vocabulary and context.
The lesson plan aims to have students develop a project where they talk about their plans for next vacations using the "going to" structure. It includes activities like a ball throwing game with vacation destination vocabulary, matching vocabulary words to meanings, listening to a song about holidays, and dividing into groups to plan and present a 3-day tour of Colombian cities using the target grammar structure. The lesson anticipates that students may have difficulty talking about their vacation plans and plans to address this through providing appropriate vocabulary and context.
The lesson plan aims to have students develop a project where they talk about their plans for next vacations using the "going to" structure. It includes activities like a ball throwing game with vacation destination vocabulary, matching vocabulary words to meanings, listening to a song about holidays, and dividing into groups to plan and present a 3-day tour of Colombian cities using the target grammar structure. The lesson anticipates that students may have difficulty talking about their vacation plans and plans to address this through providing appropriate vocabulary and context.
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Topic to teach: Going to plans for vacations
Standard (s) Addressed:
Capacidad de expresar en Lengua extranjera conocimientos bsicos en forma oral y escrita Aim(s): 1. By the end of the lesson, SS will be able to develop a project work in which they should talk about their plans for next vacations using the going to structure. Required Materials: A video of a song related to holidays 50 hand outs about holidays vocabulary One picture of a person with a suitcase Some brochures of tourism or a collage of pictures from Cartagena, Santa Marta, San Andres. A Colombian map without any information. Anticipated problems: Students wont be able to talk about their plans for vacations. Plan: to provide the SS with the appropriate vocabulary Use some prompts in the hand out Use context for developing identity Give a clear model Ask students to repeat choral, individual drilling. Lesson plan
Stage Learning active Time
1.Filler Ball game T gives the SS a small ball. One student starts throwing the ball. When other student catches the ball she or he should say Im going to travel to. (the 7 min name of a city). For example, one S says: Im going to travel to Santa Marta, and the other one says Im going to travel to Cartagena. Each time they should pronounce a different city from de world.
T asks SS about their favorite places for going on
Contextualization holidays. Later T asks some information about those cities. For example is there a beach in that city? Do you like traveling by bus? By plain? With your family? In a tour? 20 min After that, T shows a big picture of a woman making arrangements about her holidays. Then asks the following questions: Is she going to her job? Is she going to a city/town? Whats would be the weather of that city? Is she sad? Then T pastes on the classroom walls some brochures and directs the SS to stand up and have look to them. Teacher asks. Are those a menu? Are those some grocery lists? What is that? Do you like those restaurants/beaches/places? Then T proposes the SS to listen a song in which they should find words about vacations.
After that T gives SS a handout with a matching
Pair work activity activity in which they should match words and meanings related to vocabulary about vacations. Later T checks the vocabulary on the board.
Then T proposes the SS to listen again the listening.
Listening activity Teacher asks SS the following questions: Whats the song about? Is the person sad/bored? Is he happy? Could you tell me more details about the topic of the song (new vocabulary)? Then teacher give the students the lyric of the song with some gap fillings to be filled while they are listening the song. Then T show the video of the song and ask SS if they find any connection between they listen and they see in the video.
Free practice Project work
T divides the group into seven groups. Then T provides the SS with a Colombian map with the name of the its main tourist cities and places (Cargatena, B/quilla/Santa Marta/Medellin/eje cafetero/Ibague/Boyaca/Bucaramanga.
Each group should organize a tour for three days. By
the end of the project each group should present the tour for their partners using the Going to structure: for example: Good morning. We are going to talk about our tour. First we are going to Santa Marta. We are going to be they for three days. In that city we are going to visit beaches such us: el rodadero, playa Cristal, Buritaca. Then we are going to Barranquila.
SS should ask their families about the places they are
Homework going to visit next vacations and write a paragraph about that.