Objectives: By the end of the lesson students will be able to
Develop fluncy through a range of speaking activities
Discuss about music tastes and trends Practice reading for gist and specific details Identify the meaning of vocabulary in the context of music festival Find out more information about music festivals in the UK
Stage Time Procedure Interaction Material Anticipated problems and solution WARM UP 3 T grrets the students, checks the T -SS English books Greetings, class minutes attendance and asks Ss to read their SS -T and notebooks organization;checking homework. attendance and T sets the right mood for the lesson homework through spontaneous dialogues that foster a positive classroom atmosphere. 5 Teacher announces the topic and the T – SS LEAD IN minutes lesson objectives. T introduces the SS – T title ( Turn up the music!) and elicit its meaning. T asks students several questions related to music; Is music important to you, to society, to the world? How often do you listen to music? Have you ever been to see your musicians live? Were they as goos as on CD? Do you think music can heal sick people? Do you like classical music? Is there any music you can’t stand? 7 Teacher hands out task 1 and asks the minutes students to make sentences from the words in the word cloud. T elicits from the word cloud the phrase The UK is home to some of the world’s greatest music and ask the students if they agree with this statement T shows students the Music is great poster and ask students if they can tell where the photograph was taken. Ask students to choose the adjectives from the box that they would use to describe the poster and elicit further ones giving extra support with unfamiliar words PRE-READING 5 Teacher gives students a handout T – SS VOCABULARY minutes with some unfamiliar words form the SS – T ACTIVITY text and asks the students to match SS -SS the words to their definitions. Teacher checks students’ answers. 1 -C; 2 -E; 3 -B; 4 – H; 5 – F; 6 – A; 7 – D; 8 - G READING FOR 3 T: You are going to read for T – SS GIST minutes gist( through lines) a text about SS – T Glastonbury and answer the following questions: What is the text about? Is this an event you would like to attend? Why? READING FOR 10 T: You are going to read for specific T – SS SPECIFIC DETAIL minutes details. Find the numbers below in the text. The first one is done for you. 1500 – The number of people who attend the Glastonbury festival. Check your answers in pairs.
COMMUNICATIVE 20 Teacher dividea students into two WHOLE
ACTIVITY Minutes groups and writes two sentences on CLASS the board: YOU CAN’T JUST HAVE MUSIC FOR FREE and MUSICIANS HAVE ALREADY GOT ENOUGH MONEY. Teacher uses this statement to form the basis of a classroom debate with the theme: DOWNLOADING MUSIC: Good or bad??? Those who agree with the first statement, move to the right, while those who agree with the second statement have to move to the left. Teacher allows students 4 minutes to organize their ideas and 10 more minutes to sustain their point of view. Teacherr assigns students different roles such as: speaker, lawyers, judge and note-takers. Students enjoy expressing their point of view and arguing with each other on the topic. FEEDBACK Teacher summarizes the lesson and T – SS SESSION assesses what has been achieved by SS – T asking brief questions about the content. Students have to answer the following questions: 1. This lesson was about......... 2. What I have learned from this lesson.....
HOMEWORK T: Design a poster for your dream T – SS
ASSIGNMENT music festival. SS – T Consider the following questions: What is the name of your festival? Where is it? When is it? How often does it happen? How long does it lanst for? How much do tickets cost? What sort of music is played? Which famous artists will headline? Will there be any other activities? You will have to present ypour poster to the class explaining why you made your choices.