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The document provides a lesson plan for a 3rd grade class reviewing singular and plural nouns, 'here/there', and 'this/that/these/those' using examples of furniture. The plan includes greeting the students, checking homework, setting the scene by reviewing furniture vocabulary, presenting grammar rules using examples with shoes and books, and practicing 'here/there' and 'this/that' distinctions using classroom objects.
The document provides a lesson plan for a 3rd grade class reviewing singular and plural nouns, 'here/there', and 'this/that/these/those' using examples of furniture. The plan includes greeting the students, checking homework, setting the scene by reviewing furniture vocabulary, presenting grammar rules using examples with shoes and books, and practicing 'here/there' and 'this/that' distinctions using classroom objects.
The document provides a lesson plan for a 3rd grade class reviewing singular and plural nouns, 'here/there', and 'this/that/these/those' using examples of furniture. The plan includes greeting the students, checking homework, setting the scene by reviewing furniture vocabulary, presenting grammar rules using examples with shoes and books, and practicing 'here/there' and 'this/that' distinctions using classroom objects.
Teacher: Roaua Laura Date: The 13 th of January 2015 Grade: 3rd D grade. Handbook: Set Sail Pupils book Level: Elementary Topic: British Houses. Modular Revision and Assessment Materials: Blackboard, chalk, textbook. Objectives: -
to review singular and plural nouns.
to review here / there. to teach this,that, these, those sentence and question forms. to revise the vocabulary regarding furniture
TEACHING TECHIQUES:
Conversation Elicitation Explanation Questioning
Aids / Materials Students books Blackboard
STAGES OF THE LESSON
Warm-up: The teacher greets the students and asks if anybody is absent. Activity 1 Aim: - Homework check-up Interaction: T-Ss, Ss-T Materials: students' notebooks Procedure: The teacher checks the homework randomly, grading the students that gave the best answers. Activity 2 Aim: to set the scene Interraction: T-Ss Procedure: The teacher tells the students that they are going to revise the vocabulary regarding furniture and singular and plular forms.
Activity 3 Presentation and grammar
Singular / Plural Teacher holds up a shoe. She says One shoe. , then holds up two shoes and says Two shoes. Teacher holds up a book and asks the class how many books she has. Then she holds up two books and asks them to show many books she has. On the board Teacher writes: 1 shoe, 2 shoes 1 book, 2 books Teacher puts students into groups of four or five. One student is a runner. Teacher writes the singular and the groups must run to the board and write the plural. The runner changes with each new word so everyone in the group is a runner at least once. Do an example: Teacher says, Book. Students should run to the board and write Books. Teacher says, Shoe. Students should run to the board and write Shoes. One point to the first team to write the correct answer Here / There Drill. Teacher says, I am here. You are there. Teacher asks a student (by name) where he is. He should say I am here. She asks him where she is. He should say, You are there. Get students to say I am here and choose a student somewhere else in the class. They should say where the person who chose them is, where they are and point to another student and say where he / she is. For example: Teacher: I am here. Lee is there. Lee: The teacher is there. I am here. Sarah is there. Sarah: Lee is there. I am here. John is there. And so on. Teacher will need four pictures or real items. For example, two books; one old, one new. Put the old book at the back of the room. Hold up the book and say, I like THIS book. Point to the book at the back of the class. Say, I like THAT book. Get the class to hold up their course books and say I like this book. Tell them to point at the book at the back of the class and say, I like that book. Explain that this means close to you, or here and that is
further away, or there.
Repeat the exercise with other things from the classroom. I like ________ book. I like ________ flower. (there) I like ________ book. I like ________ flower.