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By Fernanda Gonalves
1. Duration: 50 minutes
2. Target learners, institutional context, and level: 40 fifth-grade EFL Ss at a public school at a low beginner level. They are 11 to 13 years old and these are their very first two
English classes they are attending.
3. Materials/Equipment/Technology components: textbook, flashcards, video (link), projector, laptop, speakers and blackboard.
4a. Terminal Objectives: Introduce themselves and others using verb to be, personal pronouns and demonstrative pronouns
4b. Enabling Objectives: a) Introduce themselves as famous characters using the personal pronoun I and the verb to be am.
b) Recall others famous character names.
c) ask some information about a specific person
Time
Type of
technique
or activity
Procedure
Description of Procedure
1. T greets Ss and asks how they are doing. T tells Ss that today they will learn how to introduce themselves and others in
English.
Materials needed
-Flashcards
-Blackboard
2. T gives each S a card with a famous character on it. T shows her card to the class and writes the sentence on the board: I
am Wonder Woman/Superman. T practices the sentence with Ss
10 min
Warm-up
3. T explains that Ss will stand up one by one and introduce themselves as the famous character they got in the card they are
holding.
4. Ss stand up one by one and introduce themselves as the famous character in their cards.
5. T writes the following sentences on the board: He/Joo is_____; She/Carla is_____. T practices with Ss and tells them
that now they have to try to remember who was which character choosing a classmate and telling the sentence on the board.
6. Ss start trying to guess/remember who was which character and if they are right, they get the card from the person who
they remembered/guessed correctly. The student with the biggest number of cards is the winner or the student with the best
memory in the classroom.
25 min
Presentation
-Blackboard
-Laptop
-Projector
-Speakers
-Flashcard
video:
http://www.youtube.com
atch?
v=TEy9n2OrINo&featur
youtu.be
10 min
Practice
13. T asks Ss to open their textbooks to page 15 and answer exercise 1 in which they fill in the gaps in some balloons in
order to introduce themselves to a new classmate. T asks Ss to turn to a classmate next to them and exchange books to see if
they have done the same thing. If their answers are different, they should call their T who will give them some on-the-spot
feedback
- Textbook
- Blackboard
14. Following the conversation in the balloons, Ss answer exercise 2 in which they will introduce themselves
to a classmate next to them.
15. Then, T asks Ss to find a partner, open their books to page 23 and Ss answer exercise 1 in which they fill in the gaps in
the question and answer balloons.
16. T corrects on the blackboard.
5 min
Homework
17. Ss answer page 24/exercise 1 (exercise 2-3 can be used as a warm-up for next class)
Textbook
https://anvill.uoregon.ed
nvill7/
Reflection
In this lesson plan, I start by using flashcards of famous people, what I could call a kind of semi-realia material. Then, I
use a video I recorded with some friends in which we perform an activity that demonstrates how Ss should introduce
themselves. I can say that this video is also a semi-authentic material because although it has real people doing it, it had the
purpose to be used in the classroom.
Then I give Ss some cards and I tell them they should find their partners. So, I used the cards to pair them. I also have
Ss work in pairs again, but this time, they will do it with any S who is sitting next to him/her.
I believe this lesson plan, the semi-authentic materials and the pairing techniques I used are appropriate to the target Ss
because they are real beginners, they are having their first English class and I have 40 fifth-grader Ss in the class. So, it
would be very hard to use authentic material in class and it would also be very hard to group them into bigger groups.
Thus, I think the choices I have made for this class meet my Ss needs.