This lesson plan is for a 1st year Baccalaureate level class on celebrations. The 50-minute lesson focuses on teaching the passive voice through exercises from the student's book and additional practice activities. Students will learn to form the passive voice, differentiate it from the active voice, and understand its common uses. A warmup activity reviews irregular verbs. Presentation involves identifying the passive voice in sample sentences and learning its forms. Students then complete exercises practicing forming the passive voice and identifying its uses before participating in a race game competition to reinforce the concept. Homework assigns additional practice.
This lesson plan is for a 1st year Baccalaureate level class on celebrations. The 50-minute lesson focuses on teaching the passive voice through exercises from the student's book and additional practice activities. Students will learn to form the passive voice, differentiate it from the active voice, and understand its common uses. A warmup activity reviews irregular verbs. Presentation involves identifying the passive voice in sample sentences and learning its forms. Students then complete exercises practicing forming the passive voice and identifying its uses before participating in a race game competition to reinforce the concept. Homework assigns additional practice.
This lesson plan is for a 1st year Baccalaureate level class on celebrations. The 50-minute lesson focuses on teaching the passive voice through exercises from the student's book and additional practice activities. Students will learn to form the passive voice, differentiate it from the active voice, and understand its common uses. A warmup activity reviews irregular verbs. Presentation involves identifying the passive voice in sample sentences and learning its forms. Students then complete exercises practicing forming the passive voice and identifying its uses before participating in a race game competition to reinforce the concept. Homework assigns additional practice.
Competencies: by the end of the lesson, students should be able to
Form the passive voice. Differentiate between the passive and active voice. Know when the passive voice is used.
Stages Procedures and activities Techniques T M of W Observations
Warm up Review irregular verbs Eliciting 5 TS-ST
Presentation Ss look at the pictures and try to describe them: Eliciting 7 o Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa in 1506. o The Mona Lisa was painted by L.V. in1506. Ss figure out the title of the lesson Ss do exercise B and C, P75. Ss learn the form of the passive voice in: simple 10 present, simple past…… Ss look at the picture and try to describe it Inductive 25 o Mark helps Mary. o Mark helped Mary. Ss learn the uses of passive voice. The agent is obvious, not important, not known 10 (no blame) o The euro is used in Europe. o Rice is grown in India. o The man was killed. o The window was broken Practice Exercise D, P 75. 15 Extra exercises 20 Race Game. Divide the class into two teams. Each 15 Production team forms a single file in front of the chalkboard with an active voice sentence written on a paper. Once the instructor says, “GO”, each student must write their sentence on the board in the passive voice. The first team to go through each member wins. Once the game is over, look at a few sentences on the board to ensure that the class understands the passive voice.