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Sub aim:
By the end of the lesson, students will understand the meaning , form and
pronunciation of words of hotels in the world.
Personal aims:
Give clear instructions and use examples and gestures.
Increase students interaction and engagement about the topic
Assumptions:
Students will be able to read and understand the text generally without
understanding every word.
Students will have some experience themselves about kinds of hotels around the
world.
1) entirely (Adverb)
2) situated (Adjective)
3 constructed (Adjective)
4) temperature (Noun)
5) interior (Adjective )
6) stunning (Verb)
7) unique(Adjective)
8) reindeer (Noun)
Phonology:
1) entirely= /ntli/
2) Situated = /stet
3) Constructed = /knstrkt/
4) Temperature = /tmp()rt/
5) Interior = /ntr/
6 ) Stunning = /stn/
7) Unique= /junik/
8) ) reindeer= /rend/
P: Students may not know the form of the word (Noun, verb , adjective) e.g stunning (adjective )
S: Drill chorally and individually and elicit the words on the white board using the phonemic
chart.
Lead-in to Show pictures on IWB to engage students. 5 min T-S Teacher monitors while students
activate students In groups students discuss questions work in groups and aids students
schemata on the related to the pictures. Elicit from students S-S when needed.
text and develop the answers of the questions Encourage S-T
oral fluency open class discussion. Board useful
language if necessary.
Follow-up
discussion
(personalization) Have students discuss the questions would
to develop you like to live in this hotel why, why not ? .
students fluency Monitor to listen for interesting ideas for
skills in the feedback and take notes. Ask students
what they have discussed about ask follow
context of the
up questions to show interest. Give
topic , to further students feedback on their language use T-S
personalize the
text and make it 10 min S-T
more meaningful