Aims : - By the end of the lesson, the students are able to scan reading for specific information.. - Chew with your mouth closed and, do not talk while chewing.. - set a time limit of
Trang 1Lesson Plan 1(grade 11 – advanced)
Period : 19 Preparation date : 13/10/2007 Unit : 3 Lesson : Parties – reading
I Aims :
- By the end of the lesson, the students are able to scan reading for specific information
- By the end of the lesson, the students are able to skim reading for general ideas
II Lexical items :
- protocol - raise - cutlery - etiquette
III Structures :
- Fingers are not to be used except in the case of bread and other similar foods
- Chew with your mouth closed and, do not talk while chewing
IV Teaching aids:
- textbook - picture / drawings
V Techniques :
- Skill – based ( reading, speaking, writing)
VI Procedures :
State/time Teacher’s and students’ activities Blackboard Materials
1
Warm-up &
lead-in
(3’)
checking vocabulary : gap-filling
- Give Sts handouts and ask them to work
in pairs, completing the sentences, using the words just learned
1 It is bad …… to talk with your mouth full
2 please …… From
handouts
Trang 2- set a time limit of 5 minutes
- after Ss have finished, call on some to give the answers one by one
- check with the class
Summarize the main ideas of p1 and p2
- call on a St to summarize the text which
they learnt last time
- comment and correct them Transition: to understand more clearly about the text, today we’ll learn the comprehension – Write on the board:
smoking
3 The purpose of a party is
to bring together a group of people in a ……
Atmosphere
4 they were filled with anger because such behavior was totally …… in a
civilized society
5 After my mother has finished washing the dishes, she often put the …… in the drawer
Unit3: p19: parties- comprehension
Chalk and board
2
Pre-reading
(5’)
Teaching Vocabulary
- write new words on the bb
- elicit meanings from Sts or give explanations yourself
- leave some minutes for Sts to copy
- raise (v) lift up
- protocol (n): manner
- lap (n) : bap dui
- collar (n) : co ao
Chalk and board
Trang 3- give some practice on pronunciation ( T reads – Sts repeat in chorally, then asks Sts to read individually.)
- cutlery (n) : knives + forks + spoons used for eating
- congenial (a) : de chiu
- mouthful (n) : piece of food
3 while -
reading
(15’)
Activity 1: table completion
- ask Ss to read the text and complete the table (task a)
- call on some Ss to give the answers
- ask Ss to write up the answers on the board
- go over the answers with class
Activity 2:Practising the “Do’s &
Don’ts’
- Ask Ss to take out the realia they
prepared beforehand ( a plate, a fork, a spoon, a break knife, a napkin, a tea cup,
a teaspoon, and a soup bowl.)
- Put Ss into pairs
- Students, in pair take turns demonstrating the table manners listed in the next
- after they have finished, choose
Task a : Do’s :
1 chew with the mouth closed
2 refrain from coughing or sneezing at the table
3 lift soup by the spoon in movements away from yourself, not toward
4 put your cutlery to the side of your plate at the four and eight o’clock position,
on opposite sides of the plate, then the waiter won’t remove your plate
Don’ts:
1 talk white chewing
2 rest elbows on the table
Chalk + book + small board
Trang 4randomly some table manners and call on some students to demonstrate them
- invite class opinions and give feedback
Activity 3: finding references & word meanings
- Ask Ss to individually do task b, & task
c
- Read out the questions and call on Ss to give the answers
- Invite class opinions and make corrections where necessary
while there is food
3 use fingers except in the case of bread and other similar foods
4 prepare the next mouthful while still eating the one before
Task b:
1 they refers to parties
2 is a way of explaining talbe manners
3 it refers to the information coming after the phrase – the do’s and don’ts which follow
Task c:
1 lifted 2 etiquette
3 cutlery 4 congenial
Textbooks chalk
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Post-reading
(15’)
Role-play:
- ask pair to make comparisons between British and Vietnamese table manners
- put an example of the task
A : we are supposed to chew with the mouth closed Are you, too?
B: yes, it is good manners to do so But is not good to talk while chewing
A: yes , it is the same as our table manners
B: ……
- Monitor the class unobtrusively
- invite some demonstrations and give feedback
Textbooks
5
Homework
(2’)
- Ask Sts to learn new words by heart and review the today’s lesson
- Prepare the new lessons for the next time
Book and notebook