“Is that Linda?”– “Yes, it is.”
Ask Ss to read the questions and answer (match the sentence with a
appropriate picture.)
Monitor the activity and offer help when necessary
Have Ss trade the answers in pairs for correction
Call on some Ss to report their answers. Others listen and comment.
Make a few questions to check Ss’ comprehension of the sentences.
Have the whole class read each sentence in chorus to reinforce their
pronunciation
Answers: a. Is that Linda? – Yes, it is.
b, Is that Peter? – No, it isn’t. It is Tom
c, Is that Phong? – Yes, it is.
d, Is that Linda? – No, it isn’t. It is Tom.
6. Let’s play
- Explain how the game is played: pupils play in groups of six. Each
group has one set of four pieces of paper. On each of which one of the
four words is written, e.g. this, is, and one of the character’s names
that they have learnt (Linda or Tony or Tom or Mary). Each group
member pick up one piece of paper. Then the pupils in each group put
their pieces of paper together in order to make a sentence, e.g. This is
my friend Linda.
- Group work. Pupils play the game in groups. Move around to help
with the activity.
- When the time is up, call on two groups to demonstrate the game at
the front of the class. The rest of the class observe and give
comments.
- Have the whole class repeat all the sentences to reinforce their
pronunciation.
Follow up:
- Have pupils brainstorm and spell their names of their classmates /
friends.
4.Consolidation
Summary the lesson
5.Homework
- Do exercises in workbook, learn by heart the new words
Look 4
pictures
Work in
pairs
Read the
questions
and answers
in pairs
Practice in
groups
Do exercises
in the
workbook