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Language and Level Unit Theme Essential Question(s) Length Learning Objectives (Can-Do Statements)
Unit
(Minutes)
Arabic class- Novice high to Travelling What make Arabic countries 1-2
intermediate low different and unique? By the end of this lesson, students will be
35 min able to:
1- Identify and name different tourist
attractions of several Arabic countries
2-Identify the main idea of itinerary text
and name some tourist attractions from the
text.
3- Create an itinerary for four days for an
Arabic country and present it in front of
the class
Content Standards (CA, ACTFL, and CCSS)
2.2 Students address topics related to self and the immediate environment, including: h. Transportation, lodging, itineraries, geographic features and landmarks
2.5 Demonstrate understanding of the general meaning, key ideas, and some details in authentic texts.
2.0 Students use sentence-level elements
Provide Comprehensible Itinerary (Authentic Pre-reading: students 5 min This is an Itinerary Itinerary (Authentic Text)
Input Text) will first read the titles It is a trip to Egypt for 4 days
The teacher will give and look at the pictures http://www.ew-
students an itinerary to identify the type of t.com/ar/tour.php?code=ATE
about a trip to Egypt. the text (story, article, G05-01
The teacher will guide or itinerary). Students They will circle words such as :
the students in pre- will identify from the Pyramid, castle, museum,
reading, during- titles, the country and
reading, and post – how many days are in
reading process this trip
CSUF Daily WL Lesson Plan adapted from The Keys to Planning for Language Learning. Clementi & Terrill. (2013)
CSUF Daily WL Lesson Plan Your Name and School:
Meaningful Guided Practice The teacher will give Post reading: Students 5
(Elicit Performance & Provide the students a graphic will fill in the graphic Handout
Feedback) organizer to fill in organizer with the
about the itinerary landmarks and tourist
attractions for each day
in their handout.
Guided or Independent The teacher will place Each group will create 15 A trip to Dubai List of Arab countries with
Practice as applicable the students in a an itinerary for 5 days. First day: their landmarks
(Elicit Performance & Provide group of 4 students. Students will use big You can visit ……………., …………….
Feedback) (if applicable) Each group will choose posters and colored Post it paper
an Arab country they markers to finish their Second day:
wish to visit. The projects. Each group After breakfast you can visit Colored Markers
teacher will provide will present their …………
itinerary to the class to
each group with a list ……………………
vote for the best one.
of the tourist
attractions for the Third day:
country they chose.
Each group will create Fourth day:
an itinerary for 5 days. …………………………………….
Closure Teacher will display all students will be 10 I want to vote for Dubai
(Enhance Retention & Transfer) students’ itineraries voting for the best trip I want to vote for………..
on the board. I want to vote for ………..
Reflection – Notes to Self (to be completed after teaching your lesson)
What worked well? Why? What didn’t work? Why? What changes would you make if you taught this lesson again?
CSUF Daily WL Lesson Plan adapted from The Keys to Planning for Language Learning. Clementi & Terrill. (2013)
CSUF Daily WL Lesson Plan Your Name and School:
* Remember that the maximum attention span of the learner is approximately the age of the learner up to 20 minutes. The initial lesson cycle (gain
attention/activate prior knowledge, provide input and elicit performance/provide feedback) should not take more than 20 minutes. The second cycle
(provide input and elicit performance/provide feedback) should be repeated as needed and will vary depending on the length of the class period.
CSUF Daily WL Lesson Plan adapted from The Keys to Planning for Language Learning. Clementi & Terrill. (2013)