LESSON PLAN
2nd
Name/Surname: Hilal ŞEN, Ufuk SENİR
Institution/ Context of language
teaching: Ahmet Bahadır İlhan Primary School
Grade: 7th
Material (Course-book/ Unit) Used: No course book was used. The
activities were found and adapted from https://en.islcollective.com/.
The visuals were found from Google Images. A PowerPoint presentation was
prepared to introduce the use of target vocabulary items.
Lesson Focus: Vocabulary
Learner profile (Age + Proficiency level/
Number of students):
13-14/Pre-intermediate/16
Goal of your lesson (1-2 goals):
1. By the end of the lesson, the
students will develop and increase their competence in using the target
personality adjectives with the help of direct instruction of PPP and through
speaking, listening, reading and writing activities.
Objectives of the lesson (2-4
objectives):
By
the end of the lesson, the students will have/ students will be able to
1.
To outline and review the meanings of
target adjectives through combination of pictures with the related adjectives
in a word puzzle game.
2. To compare the usages of target vocabulary items with example sentences
and images in the PowerPoint presentation and in a reading context.
3. To
utilize target personality adjectives in fill in the gap task related to
reading text.
4. To
produce meaningful sentences with the target vocabularies through a speaking
and writing activities.
Stage
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Allocated
Time
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Procedure
What do the teacher and the students do?
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Aids
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Interaction Pattern
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Rationale
&
Justification
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Warm-up
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15’
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After
greeting the students, teacher informs the class about today’s topic. He
tells that they are going to learn and talk about some adjectives that
reflect personality. First, teacher gives some example adjectives that can be
already remembered by the students like ‘’ happy, sad, angry etc. ‘’, and
then he wants the students give some more examples.
After preparing the students into the lesson, teacher explains that
they are going to make a word puzzle (App. A) about some personality
adjectives. They need to find the written adjectives with their pictures in
the puzzle during the instructed time. At the end of the task, the key word
puzzle will be shown to learners through computer, if it is necessary.
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Word
Puzzle
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Whole class
Individual Work
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Teacher decreases the tension of the classroom asking questions;
thereby teacher attracts the students’ attention slowly and makes an
introduction to topic.
This stage aims at students to get awareness of target adjectives
including a puzzle which can also help students to recall some of those
adjectives learnt before. The review of some vocabulary items integrated
within a puzzle game will also increase the students’ motivation.
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Presentation
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10’
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Teacher introduces the target vocabulary items through PowerPoint
presentation (App. B) including some descriptive images and example sentences
related to these adjectives.
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PPT
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Whole Class
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This
stage aims at students to get awareness of difference between some adjectives
and sometimes their opposites through pictures and their messages based on
the real life. Authenticity in a presentation would make student learning
more permanent.
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Practice
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15’
10’
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Next, teacher tells that now they are going to read a passage (App. C)
about personal qualities of Jack, Jane, Len and Maggie. Before starting to
distribute the papers, teacher writes two questions related to reading and
wants students to find an answer to these questions while reading the
passage. After they finish their reading within the instructed time, teacher
asks students about their ideas related to these two questions.
Later, teacher gives a chance for the students to review and examine
the target vocabulary items with a fill in the gap task ( App. C) including
questions related to the main reading passage. First, they need to fill in
the gaps with the correct adjectives, and then they should decide which
people in the reading passage these adjectives reflect. After they finish the
task, the answers will be elicited from the students randomly.
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Reading text
Fill in the gap activity sheet
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Individual Work
Individual
Work
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Teacher tries to make students learn inductively through a reading
passage, namely in a context so as to help them use their cognitive skills
and get more involved in the learning process rather than revealing the
definitions of the adjectives explicitly.
The students review the newly learnt vocabulary items in the reading
and the fill in the gap activity also presents students some model sentences
with the given items students may also use them in the speaking stage later.
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Production
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15’
15’
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Afterwards, teacher tells students that they need to write a short
paragraph describing them like in the reading text according to guided
questions ( App. D). Later, some students will be randomly chosen to read
their writings.
Finally, teacher will distribute the speaking activity sheet (App. E)
on which some questions related to personality are written and students need
to respond to and talk about these questions in groups of three
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Writing Sheet
Speaking Task
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Individual
Work
Pair wok
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This activity aims to reinforce the pre taught vocabulary knowledge
through requiring them to write a short paragraph.
The type of the speaking activity
is interactive because the students both listen and speaking during the
activity. During the activity, fluency is emphasized and errors are ignored.
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Contingency Plan (In case you finish
early):
Students will be given a logic game, and thus students
will have a chance to see the target vocabulary items within a game once again.
Homework if any: No homework.
POST-TEACHING
SELF EVALUATION FORM
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Please answer the following questions after you
complete Final Teaching Task.
What were the strong aspects of your teaching? What are the points that you are happy with in your teaching
experience?
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I think, the word puzzle
activity that I used for the warm up stage made students really enjoy the
lesson, which also made me happy and when I saw that students could easily
capture the meanings of target vocabulary items through PPT, I felt also
happy with my presentation including example sentences and illustrations.
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If you had a
chance to re-do the Teaching Task, what are the things you would change? What
were the aspects of the activity or your teaching that could be/need to be
re-designed if you had a second chance?
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When I
distributed the reading text, I noticed that I printed the fill in the gap
task at the back of reading text by mistake, which made me explain what they
needed to do at first again and again. First, they had to read the text and
talk about two questions in the A part at the beginning of the reading text
but before finishing the first task or reading all the text, they tended to
fill in the gaps in the B part. For my second teaching, I would absolutely
give the fill in the gap task in the B part just after they completed the
first task.
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What are some of the issues mentioned in your mentor’s
feedback? How do you respond to these comments?
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Actually, I
didn’t get any feedback during our second teaching because mentor teacher had
to leave the class when the bell rang. I think, it was not as successful as
my first teaching because a conflict between me and my partner was obvious
during the teaching, which did not go so smoothly as in the first one, so I
didn’t feel as happy as before.
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