Lesson 2 Unit 3 Months
Lesson 2 Unit 3 Months
Lesson 2 Unit 3 Months
Objectives:
O1 to read properly the words naming seasons and months (minimal) READING
& WRITING
O2 to link photos/flashcards with seasons (minimal) SPEAKING
O3 to write sentences about seasons and their months WRITING
O4 to ask and to answer questions about peoples’ birthdays, upon a table
SPEAKING & LISTENING
O5 to discover an English rhyme using basic words WRITING & READING
1
After greetings, T checks notebooks and pens, students’ mood.
T writes the absentees in pupils’ roll.
Who is on duty today? I’m on duty today.
Who is absent today? The absentees are: … …
Homework checking: Teacher checks pupils’ homework using short questions
about the weather.
Warm-up: T announces the pupils that there will be a lesson related to the previous
and the lesson has many words similar with their Romanian translations.
Announcing the title of the new lesson. Teacher writes the title on the blackboard.
Activities
Activity no. 1. 10 minutes, READING & WRITING(O1)
T writes the seasons and the months on the blackboard as follows:
December |
January | winter
February |
March |
April | spring
May |
June |
July | summer
August |
September |
October | autumn
November |
T writes the new words and ask the pupils to repeat them, 2-3 times, all
pupils/individually. T ask pupils to memorize them, working especially with pupils
which get poor marks, in order to encourage them. T utters words in English asking
for their translation, then words in Romanian asking the same thing.
2
Activity no. 2. 5-7 minutes, SPEAKING(O2)
After explaining the activity, T shows pupils photos and flashcards, asking them to
identify the seasons and to choose answers (5) related to them: It’s spring./ It’s
summer. / It’s autumn./ It’s winter. /I don’t know.
3
T elicits then to ask and answer questions (long and short answers):
When is John’s birthday?
John’s birthday is in April./ It’s in April.
(extra questions, from the teacher: Ok, so Chilli’s birthday is in spring?
Yes, Chilli’s birthday is in spring. Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.)
SEASONS
Spring is green,
Summer is bright,
Autumn is yellow,
Winter is white.
T elicits pupils which have given good answers to read the rhyme by their own and
then gives them marks for the lesson.
Assessing the homework: from the table, to make-up another 3 questions and
answers regarding people’s birthdays.