UNIT 1: HOME LIFE - Language focus
Date of preparation: ……………..
I. Objectives:
1. Educational aim: Pupils can pronounce the endings /s/, /z/
2. Knowledge:
- General knowledge:
+ Students have to remind of tense: past simple, past progressive and present
perfect.
+ Students have to do some exercises of tense
- New words: Words related to topic
3. Skills: Intonation and phrasal verbs
II. Method: Intergrated, mainly communicative
III. Teaching aids: Student’s book, pictures, board, tape, cassetteplayer, chalks.
IV. Procedure:
Teacher’s activities Students’ activities
Pronunciation: (8 minutes)
- Guide students to pronounce the endings /s/,/z/: bats
/s/, bags /z/
- Ask students to read the up the words and the
sentences
- Ask students to read up in chorus twice
- Call some students to read up in front of the class
GRAMMAR: (35munites)
1,Tense of verbs:
* Ask students to repeat the they’ve leant.
+ The past simple.
+ The past progressive.
+ The present perfect.
- Ask students to give some sentences.
- Let students compare the differences ebtween past
simple and present perfect
Listen and give remarks
Listen to the teacher.
- Listen to the teacher and read up
- Read up in chorus twice
- Some students read up in front of
the class
- Listen to the teacher and speak
out.
P1: - past simple
P2: - past progressive
P3: present perfect
- Some students give more
examples.
* Example:
- He left the room last week.
- They were having dinner at 8
o’clock last night.
-She has learnt English since she
was in grade 1.
- Work in pairs and give the
differences.
* past simple: happened and
finished with the definite time in
the past ,not related to thepresent.
-Ex : He bought a car yesterday.
* present perfect: started in the
past but related to present or future
and give the result at present.
-Ex : She has learnt English since