This unit planner outlines a 15-lesson plan for an English class. It includes the learning objectives, assessment methods and materials for each lesson. The main topics covered are introducing themselves, asking and answering questions, likes/dislikes, verbs, classroom objects, holidays, time telling, continents and countries. Assessment methods include questions, descriptions, discussions, reading comprehension and spelling tests. Materials listed are posters, CD players, flashcards, worksheets and stories. The overall aim is to develop students' English communication skills.
This document outlines media lessons and assignments for students over the next few weeks. It includes:
1) Completing preliminary tasks and evaluations by Sunday.
2) Analyzing magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads to research styles for their coursework magazine.
3) An overview of the research and planning process for their original music magazine, including deadlines for drafts and the final project submission.
The document provides instructions for an activity where students will negotiate with a partner to agree on an animal without showing each other their assigned descriptions, representing the need for compromise that occurred at the Constitutional Convention. The activity aims to have students experience negotiating and compromising within a time limit to come to an agreement, just as delegates had to do at the Convention.
Jessica Blundell completed a foundation portfolio in media studies over several months. She documented her progress in a logbook, researching magazines, deciding on a genre, completing audience research and profiles, and beginning designs for magazine covers and contents pages. Key tasks included preliminary designs, a double page interview spread, and evaluations of her research, planning and design process.
The document provides information about an interpretive sign created by Alexis Terrell to educate international students about the value of taking Baccalaureate Core classes as part of their American undergraduate degree. The sign's goal is to show international students that core classes help create a well-rounded education. The target audience is undergraduate international students in an INTO OSU pathway program who are unfamiliar with core classes. The sub-message is that core courses teach useful skills and perspectives.
This document contains the lesson plan for a third year intermediate school unit. It includes 4 learning objectives focused on different language skills like forming sentences with the present perfect continuous tense and giving opinions. For each objective, it outlines the key vocabulary, activities like worksheets and exercises, and how the lesson will be taught in groups or pairs with student-led discussion. It also notes differentiation for different student abilities, next steps of a writing assignment and research, and a reflection on the lesson including religious aims.
This course provides students the opportunity to conduct fieldwork research on a topic related to contemporary Japanese culture. Over the course of the semester, students will learn fieldwork research methods like observation, interviews, document analysis and questionnaires. They will use these methods to complete their own independent fieldwork project. Example topics include youth culture, music scenes, daily life, religion and schools. The course goals are for students to gain skills in conducting fieldwork in Japan and to complete a research plan, fieldwork, presentation, report and reflection on their project. Assessment includes the research plan, presentation, fieldwork folder containing collected data, a 2500-word report and 500-word reflection essay.
The document outlines instructions for peer assessment of student work. It introduces four judges - Simon Cowell, Cheryl Cole, Louis Walsh, and Danni Minogue - who will each evaluate different aspects of the work. Simon Cowell will critically evaluate for incorrect spelling, paragraphing, and missing religious information. Louis Walsh will focus on spelling, paragraphing, vocabulary usage, and work quality and expression using his religious and English expertise. Cheryl Cole will look for positive aspects like interesting vocabulary and amount of work. Danni Minogue will assess for originality, creativity, effort, research, and potential publication appeal.
This document outlines the schedule and tasks for a student's final major project creating a graphic novel at Salford City College Eccles Sixth Form Centre. The schedule spans from February 4th to May 20th and includes tasks such as pitching initial ideas, conducting research, sketching characters, deciding on a storyline, checking for copyright issues, assessing timelines, and completing rough sketches and final details. Key dates include the pitch deadline of March 4th and the project deadline of May 20th.
This document provides a unit planner for an 8th grade class covering 4 units from September 2016 to December 2016. It outlines the lessons, assessments, materials and learning objectives for each unit. The first unit is titled "More Free Time" and covers lessons 1-15 in September, assessing listening, reading, writing and vocabulary skills. The following units cover "Creatures and Features" in October, "Inventors and Inventions" in November, and "Great Cities" in December, continuing to assess a range of English language skills through group and individual activities.
This document contains unit planners for four units of study for Class 9A. Each unit planner outlines the learning objectives, materials, and assessments for 15 lessons. The objectives focus on developing reading, writing, listening, and grammar skills through activities involving the textbook, workbook, dictionaries, and other supplemental materials.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching English about friendship. The lesson includes activities for reading, speaking, listening and writing. It begins with a warmer activity and introduces vocabulary related to friendship. Students then complete reading comprehension tasks about qualities of true friendship. Speaking activities involve describing a person's physical characteristics and role plays. Listening focuses on information about two students' friendships. Finally, students write a paragraph about their friend.
This document contains 11 lesson plans for an English class. Each lesson plan outlines the learning outcomes, potential challenges, teaching strategies and materials, time allocation, and assessment for the lesson. The lessons cover topics such as asking and answering questions, writing sentences, reading comprehension activities, and revising grammar points. The lessons progress through several units, including Welcome Back to English and Kids Like Us.
This lesson plan introduces students to the days of the week through songs, activities, and centers. Students will learn to identify and recite the days of the week in order, as well as find the days on a calendar. A variety of engaging methods are used to help students comprehend the concept of days of the week, including whole-group instruction, independent work, and small group activities.
1) The lesson plan outlines a unit on friendship that includes reading, speaking, listening and writing lessons over multiple class periods.
2) Vocabulary items are introduced in each lesson related to the topic of friendship, such as unselfishness, constancy, and suspicion.
3) Activities include discussing characteristics of good friends, describing friends using adjectives, summarizing a reading on friendship, and writing a paragraph about a best friend.
This document outlines a lesson plan for an art class on observational drawings in different media and viewpoints. The lesson introduces students to key concepts like observation, form, line, shape, and use of different media. Students will create a series of timed drawings of sports equipment from different angles using pencil, pen, pastels and coloring pencils. The lesson aims to improve students' skills in detailed observational drawing and use of techniques like positive and negative space.
The document is a 6-period lesson plan for an English class at Cao Minh Secondary School. The lesson plan covers the following key points:
1. The first period is a revision lesson focusing on grammar tenses including present simple, present progressive, past simple and future simple tenses.
2. The second period introduces the new unit on "My Friends" and lesson 1 which involves vocabulary, a conversation, and descriptions of people.
3. The third period provides more practice describing people and focuses on adjective order.
4. The fourth period involves reading comprehension and vocabulary related to characters of people.
5. The remaining periods cover writing, language focus, and the new unit on "
The document provides a lesson plan for an English class consisting of 6 periods. The first period focuses on reading about friendship. It introduces vocabulary and has students complete reading comprehension activities. The second period is about speaking, where students practice describing people using adjectives. The third period is a listening lesson where students listen to conversations about friends and take notes. The fourth period is about writing, where students outline and write a paragraph describing a friend. The fifth period focuses on pronunciation and grammar. The final period provides a reading lesson about personal experiences.
1) The document provides the plan for an English class covering several sessions from September 18th to September 22nd. It includes objectives, activities and strategies for each session.
2) The sessions cover topics like speaking, creative writing, reading and cross-curricular lessons. Activities include roleplaying conversations, creating Venn diagrams, researching online and writing short stories.
3) Grammar lessons focus on adverbs, past continuous tense and other concepts. Students are encouraged to complete homework like watching video lessons to prepare.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching English at school. It includes:
1) An introduction that outlines the objectives of teaching about schedules and differences between schools in the USA and Vietnam.
2) A detailed schedule of activities including warming up students, introducing new vocabulary, reading a text and asking comprehension questions, and comparing schools in different countries.
3) A second lesson on libraries that focuses on vocabulary, reading a dialogue about a school library, and learning about the Library of Congress in the United States.
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This document provides the weekly lesson plan for an English language class at the American Bilingual Center Academy. Over the course of 6 weeks, students ages 13-19 will work on vocabulary development and language skills through topics like introductions, numbers, family, food, weather, and activities. Each day combines warm-up activities, vocabulary instruction, pair/group work, and a project such as spelling, art, or cooking. The goal is for students to gain oral and reading comprehension skills while learning functional language for everyday situations.
The document provides an orientation lesson plan for teaching English. It outlines the objectives to teach students how to use their textbooks and learn about English tests. It also details the procedures and activities for teachers and students, which include introducing textbooks and workbooks, explaining English tests, and assigning homework. The lesson plan aims to provide guidance to students on organizing their English learning.
The document summarizes information about an educational institution's mission, point of view, and objectives for teaching English as a foreign language. The school aims to develop students who are committed to their country and society, acquire skills and knowledge, and keep up with scientific advances. Teachers believe the school should be a pioneer, and that education is a great responsibility. They value traditional values, continuous development, and creating successful students. The document also outlines general and specific aims, as well as skills and objectives for listening, speaking, reading and writing in English.
- The document is a lesson plan for teaching English to 12th grade students in Vietnam.
- It introduces the textbook, units, tests and requirements for the class. It also outlines four lesson procedures with activities to teach vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and language skills.
- The lessons focus on life stories, introducing vocabulary and a reading, discussing people's life choices, and practicing the past simple and past continuous tenses.
This lesson plan is for a 45-minute 6th grade lesson about bookworms. The aims are to teach students how to find information in books, gain reading habits, and learn familiar words related to books. Objectives include teaching familiar words/phrases about reading, increasing awareness and comprehension of books, and expressing simple sentences. Materials include a smart board, books, technology. Procedures include warm-up questions, prereading activities like note-taking and song listening, paired reading discussion, matching pictures to words, roleplaying a library visit, and revising through student reporting.
1. The document provides details of an English lesson plan for 5th grade students in Rio Grande, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.
2. The 40-minute lesson focuses on discussing favorite school subjects. Students will analyze a bar chart about class preferences, ask each other questions, and practice using conjunctions like "and" and "but".
3. Assessment involves monitoring students' interactions during pair activities and correcting their writing work. The lesson aims to develop students' speaking, listening, and data analysis skills through communicative exercises involving charts.
This document provides details about an English lesson plan for 6th grade students in Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina. The 120-minute lesson focuses on reviewing past verb forms and learning vocabulary related to activities and objects used during holidays. A variety of activities are outlined to introduce new vocabulary through audio recordings and pictures, practice pronunciation of gerund forms, describe past activities in pairs, read sentences using past continuous tense, and play matching and charades-style games to reinforce learning. Formative assessment of students' understanding is integrated throughout the lesson.
The document summarizes an art lesson for Year 7 students. The lesson focuses on having students design creative relief designs based on different countries for the Olympics. Students will spend the lesson drawing out their designs in pencil using images they researched for homework. The teacher will demonstrate layout techniques and remind students about using the color wheel. By the end of the lesson, students should have completed pencil designs and begun coloring them in.
This document contains a summary of activities from an English lesson plan for first level students. The lesson plan covers several days of instruction with objectives of improving writing skills, vocabulary, listening comprehension, and speaking skills. Activities include writing emails, vocabulary games, listening to dialogues, discussing travel experiences, and role playing conversations about vacation activities.
This document discusses teaching diversity and using different methods. It summarizes a student's task on teaching practice that focused on a unit plan for an English language class. The unit aimed to develop students' communication skills through practical activities related to famous places around the world. The task discussed using formative and summative assessments, including quizzes, questioning, peer evaluations, and self-assessments. It emphasized the importance of meeting students' diverse abilities, styles and needs through varied teaching methods, techniques and classroom atmosphere.
The teacher conducted a mid-semester self-assessment of their teaching experience so far. They set goals around developing teaching strategies, personal growth through interacting with students and teachers, and professional development through improving student outcomes. While progress was made, not all goals were fully achieved. The teacher focused on implementing new teaching methods, engaging students, and providing extra support to lower achieving students. By the end of the semester, the teacher saw improvements in some students and was satisfied with their own growth, though teaching proved more challenging than anticipated.
This document provides a unit planner for an 8th grade class covering 4 units from September 2016 to December 2016. It outlines the lessons, assessments, materials and learning objectives for each unit. The first unit is titled "More Free Time" and covers lessons 1-15 in September, assessing listening, reading, writing and vocabulary skills. The following units cover "Creatures and Features" in October, "Inventors and Inventions" in November, and "Great Cities" in December, continuing to assess a range of English language skills through group and individual activities.
This document contains unit planners for four units of study for Class 9A. Each unit planner outlines the learning objectives, materials, and assessments for 15 lessons. The objectives focus on developing reading, writing, listening, and grammar skills through activities involving the textbook, workbook, dictionaries, and other supplemental materials.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching English about friendship. The lesson includes activities for reading, speaking, listening and writing. It begins with a warmer activity and introduces vocabulary related to friendship. Students then complete reading comprehension tasks about qualities of true friendship. Speaking activities involve describing a person's physical characteristics and role plays. Listening focuses on information about two students' friendships. Finally, students write a paragraph about their friend.
This document contains 11 lesson plans for an English class. Each lesson plan outlines the learning outcomes, potential challenges, teaching strategies and materials, time allocation, and assessment for the lesson. The lessons cover topics such as asking and answering questions, writing sentences, reading comprehension activities, and revising grammar points. The lessons progress through several units, including Welcome Back to English and Kids Like Us.
This lesson plan introduces students to the days of the week through songs, activities, and centers. Students will learn to identify and recite the days of the week in order, as well as find the days on a calendar. A variety of engaging methods are used to help students comprehend the concept of days of the week, including whole-group instruction, independent work, and small group activities.
1) The lesson plan outlines a unit on friendship that includes reading, speaking, listening and writing lessons over multiple class periods.
2) Vocabulary items are introduced in each lesson related to the topic of friendship, such as unselfishness, constancy, and suspicion.
3) Activities include discussing characteristics of good friends, describing friends using adjectives, summarizing a reading on friendship, and writing a paragraph about a best friend.
This document outlines a lesson plan for an art class on observational drawings in different media and viewpoints. The lesson introduces students to key concepts like observation, form, line, shape, and use of different media. Students will create a series of timed drawings of sports equipment from different angles using pencil, pen, pastels and coloring pencils. The lesson aims to improve students' skills in detailed observational drawing and use of techniques like positive and negative space.
The document is a 6-period lesson plan for an English class at Cao Minh Secondary School. The lesson plan covers the following key points:
1. The first period is a revision lesson focusing on grammar tenses including present simple, present progressive, past simple and future simple tenses.
2. The second period introduces the new unit on "My Friends" and lesson 1 which involves vocabulary, a conversation, and descriptions of people.
3. The third period provides more practice describing people and focuses on adjective order.
4. The fourth period involves reading comprehension and vocabulary related to characters of people.
5. The remaining periods cover writing, language focus, and the new unit on "
The document provides a lesson plan for an English class consisting of 6 periods. The first period focuses on reading about friendship. It introduces vocabulary and has students complete reading comprehension activities. The second period is about speaking, where students practice describing people using adjectives. The third period is a listening lesson where students listen to conversations about friends and take notes. The fourth period is about writing, where students outline and write a paragraph describing a friend. The fifth period focuses on pronunciation and grammar. The final period provides a reading lesson about personal experiences.
1) The document provides the plan for an English class covering several sessions from September 18th to September 22nd. It includes objectives, activities and strategies for each session.
2) The sessions cover topics like speaking, creative writing, reading and cross-curricular lessons. Activities include roleplaying conversations, creating Venn diagrams, researching online and writing short stories.
3) Grammar lessons focus on adverbs, past continuous tense and other concepts. Students are encouraged to complete homework like watching video lessons to prepare.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching English at school. It includes:
1) An introduction that outlines the objectives of teaching about schedules and differences between schools in the USA and Vietnam.
2) A detailed schedule of activities including warming up students, introducing new vocabulary, reading a text and asking comprehension questions, and comparing schools in different countries.
3) A second lesson on libraries that focuses on vocabulary, reading a dialogue about a school library, and learning about the Library of Congress in the United States.
VACATIONAL PLAN FOR TEENS 9 to 12 SOMOPHORE BOOKLET - copia.docxkari430829
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This document provides the weekly lesson plan for an English language class at the American Bilingual Center Academy. Over the course of 6 weeks, students ages 13-19 will work on vocabulary development and language skills through topics like introductions, numbers, family, food, weather, and activities. Each day combines warm-up activities, vocabulary instruction, pair/group work, and a project such as spelling, art, or cooking. The goal is for students to gain oral and reading comprehension skills while learning functional language for everyday situations.
The document provides an orientation lesson plan for teaching English. It outlines the objectives to teach students how to use their textbooks and learn about English tests. It also details the procedures and activities for teachers and students, which include introducing textbooks and workbooks, explaining English tests, and assigning homework. The lesson plan aims to provide guidance to students on organizing their English learning.
The document summarizes information about an educational institution's mission, point of view, and objectives for teaching English as a foreign language. The school aims to develop students who are committed to their country and society, acquire skills and knowledge, and keep up with scientific advances. Teachers believe the school should be a pioneer, and that education is a great responsibility. They value traditional values, continuous development, and creating successful students. The document also outlines general and specific aims, as well as skills and objectives for listening, speaking, reading and writing in English.
- The document is a lesson plan for teaching English to 12th grade students in Vietnam.
- It introduces the textbook, units, tests and requirements for the class. It also outlines four lesson procedures with activities to teach vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and language skills.
- The lessons focus on life stories, introducing vocabulary and a reading, discussing people's life choices, and practicing the past simple and past continuous tenses.
This lesson plan is for a 45-minute 6th grade lesson about bookworms. The aims are to teach students how to find information in books, gain reading habits, and learn familiar words related to books. Objectives include teaching familiar words/phrases about reading, increasing awareness and comprehension of books, and expressing simple sentences. Materials include a smart board, books, technology. Procedures include warm-up questions, prereading activities like note-taking and song listening, paired reading discussion, matching pictures to words, roleplaying a library visit, and revising through student reporting.
1. The document provides details of an English lesson plan for 5th grade students in Rio Grande, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.
2. The 40-minute lesson focuses on discussing favorite school subjects. Students will analyze a bar chart about class preferences, ask each other questions, and practice using conjunctions like "and" and "but".
3. Assessment involves monitoring students' interactions during pair activities and correcting their writing work. The lesson aims to develop students' speaking, listening, and data analysis skills through communicative exercises involving charts.
This document provides details about an English lesson plan for 6th grade students in Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina. The 120-minute lesson focuses on reviewing past verb forms and learning vocabulary related to activities and objects used during holidays. A variety of activities are outlined to introduce new vocabulary through audio recordings and pictures, practice pronunciation of gerund forms, describe past activities in pairs, read sentences using past continuous tense, and play matching and charades-style games to reinforce learning. Formative assessment of students' understanding is integrated throughout the lesson.
The document summarizes an art lesson for Year 7 students. The lesson focuses on having students design creative relief designs based on different countries for the Olympics. Students will spend the lesson drawing out their designs in pencil using images they researched for homework. The teacher will demonstrate layout techniques and remind students about using the color wheel. By the end of the lesson, students should have completed pencil designs and begun coloring them in.
This document contains a summary of activities from an English lesson plan for first level students. The lesson plan covers several days of instruction with objectives of improving writing skills, vocabulary, listening comprehension, and speaking skills. Activities include writing emails, vocabulary games, listening to dialogues, discussing travel experiences, and role playing conversations about vacation activities.
This document discusses teaching diversity and using different methods. It summarizes a student's task on teaching practice that focused on a unit plan for an English language class. The unit aimed to develop students' communication skills through practical activities related to famous places around the world. The task discussed using formative and summative assessments, including quizzes, questioning, peer evaluations, and self-assessments. It emphasized the importance of meeting students' diverse abilities, styles and needs through varied teaching methods, techniques and classroom atmosphere.
The teacher conducted a mid-semester self-assessment of their teaching experience so far. They set goals around developing teaching strategies, personal growth through interacting with students and teachers, and professional development through improving student outcomes. While progress was made, not all goals were fully achieved. The teacher focused on implementing new teaching methods, engaging students, and providing extra support to lower achieving students. By the end of the semester, the teacher saw improvements in some students and was satisfied with their own growth, though teaching proved more challenging than anticipated.
This reflection summarizes the student teacher's 14th and final week of their teaching experience. They finished grading all student work and designed review tasks for finals. They felt proud of their accomplishments and the support given to students. When discussing their experience with their cooperative teacher, the teacher expressed pride in their work and said they made a big difference for students. The student teacher also observed a colleague's writing class, where the teacher started with a mind map activity about cities and villages.
The candidate understands the importance of collaboration with families and the local community. They disagree with the view that meetings with parents are unimportant. Families play a crucial role in students' learning by helping children develop and preparing a supportive environment for study. The school should encourage parent visits and meetings to discuss changes, developments, and proposals that benefit both parties. As a teacher, their role involves helping parents understand student attitudes and performance, while also learning about any special student needs to provide appropriate support.
The document summarizes an assessment test given to 36 5th grade students at Aseela bint Qais School for Basic Education. The test had three parts: vocabulary, grammar, and writing. In the vocabulary section, students were shown pictures and had to match them to words. Most students did well on this section. The grammar section had sentences with missing words that students had to fill in; many students struggled with tense. The writing section involved rewriting sentences with proper capitalization and punctuation, and writing a 40+ word email about after school activities. The report analyzes student performance and errors on each section of the test.
1. The study aimed to investigate the effect of feedback on improving the speaking skills of 72 grade 5 female students in Oman.
2. Students did a pre-task speaking activity without feedback, then received feedback, and did a post-task speaking activity.
3. The results showed that feedback had a significant positive effect on student speaking skills, as they gained more confidence when speaking after receiving feedback.
This unit plan is for a 5th grade English unit called "Going Places". The unit will focus on different places around the world, including Ayers Rock in Australia, famous places in Oman, and other world locations. It includes activities like acting, writing, drawing places, and games. Some activities require teamwork while others focus on skills like deductive reasoning and referencing. The unit goals are for students to learn questioning skills, read complex texts, appreciate teamwork, and write paragraphs. It is designed to be taught over 12 lessons using methods that engage different learning styles like video, music, and group work. The teacher expects some challenges with time management and keeping students interested but plans to address these through competition, trips
This document outlines the professional goals of a teacher in 4 areas: 1) Teaching goals including applying teaching methods in practice and developing self-evaluation skills. 2) Classroom management goals such as creating a positive atmosphere, managing discipline, and reinforcing good behavior. 3) Improving student academic levels by clearly explaining lessons, providing engaging activities, and helping low achieving students. 4) Social goals like communicating with others, building teacher-student relationships, and developing more confidence in interactions.
Helping teachers with various duties, teaching two classes per day, developing assessments, and providing feedback to students to help them improve. Observing other teachers and candidates to give feedback and learn from experts. Attending workshops and meetings to further develop skills and staying until 1pm each day.
This unit plan is for a 5th grade English unit called "Going Places". The unit will focus on teaching students about different places around the world through activities like acting, writing, drawing, and games. Some activities require teamwork while others focus on individual skills. The unit goals are for students to improve their ability to ask questions in English, read longer texts, appreciate teamwork, and write paragraphs. The teacher plans to use group work and incorporate technology to make the topics interesting for students. They expect some challenges with time management but aim to cover all material in 12 lessons through efficient lesson planning.
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Validity is an important characteristic of a test. A test having low validity is of little use. Validity is the accuracy with which a test measures whatever it is supposed to measure. Validity can be low, moderate or high. There are many factors which affect the validity of a test. If these factors are controlled, then the validity of the test can be maintained to a high level. In the power point presentation, factors affecting validity are discussed with the help of concrete examples.
1. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
1.
Assessment:
*revise about days of the week.
*use likes and dislikes in sentence
and asking questions.
Materials:
CD player , balls
LO:
Introduce themselves.
Ask and answer Qs about
school object.
Talk about likes and dislikes.
2.
Assessment:
*Asking and answering Qs.
Materials:
Poster
LO:
- ask and answer Qs about like
/dont like.
- give information about people
like doing.
3.
Assessment:
*simple past forms of regular and
irregular verbs.
Materials:
Flashcards
LO:
-revise regular and irregular
verbs.
- revise how to forms verbs in the
simple past.
- show how to write simple
sentences.
4.
Assessment:
*simple past forms of regular and
irregular verbs.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB.
LO:
- Revise the simple past.
- Ask and Answer Qs.
- Do a wordsearch.
5.
Assessment:
* revise the names of classroom
objects and follow some
instructions.
Materials:
Poster / CD player
LO:
- revise the classroom objects.
- listen and do some instructions.
- give and receive instructions.
6.
Assessment:
*Asking and answering QS.
Materials:
Drawings / photos
LO:
- ask and answer Qs about
holiday.
- write about them and give mini
presentations.
7.
Assessment:
*Asking and answering Qs by
using punctuation.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB.
LO:
- ask and answer Qs about last
week activities.
- revise the spelling error and
punctuation.
8.
Assessment:
Learning the strategy of writing.
Materials:
Drawings / photos.
Photocopiable page of TB.
LO:
- Give information.
- Create mind map.
- Plan and then write about
holidays.
2. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
9.
Assessment:
*orally discussions.
Materials:
CD player, Dictionaries.
LO:
- recognize some new
vocabulary.
10.
Assessment:
Orally discussions.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB
LO:
- create their own dictionary
page.
11.
Assessment:
Reading independently.
Materials:
story
LO:
-read and answer the Qs in group.
12.
Assessment:
*differentiate between the
sounds.
Materials:
Cards / poster
LO:
- Reflect in the unit.
- Spelling test
- Differentiate between
sounds.
13. 14. 15. Reflection on unit:
3. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
1.
Assessment:
Asking and answering Qs.
Materials:
Poster/ photocopiable pages of TB
LO:
- Revise the names of
continents and countries.
- Use Qs words and phrases.
- ask and answer Qs about
like and dislike.
2.
Assessment:
Use description
Materials:
photos
LO:
-Give information
- describe pictures.
3.
Assessment:
*asking and answering Qs with
yes or no.
Materials:
CD player
LO:
-answering Qs with yes or no.
4.
Assessment:
*present simple.
Materials:
Poster.
LO:
- Revise the present simple.
- Talk about like and dislike.
5.
Assessment:
* identify the time.
Materials:
Poster / CD player
LO:
- identify different time.
- ask and answer Qs about time.
6.
Assessment:
Identify the time
Materials:
Poster
LO:
- ask and answer Qs about time.
- write about them and give mini
presentations.
7.
Assessment:
*Asking and answering Qs by
using punctuation.
Materials:
Poster
LO:
- ask and answer Qs about
personal information.
- revise singular and plurals.
8.
Assessment:
Learning the strategy of writing.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB.
LO:
- Give information.
- Create mind map.
- Plan and then write an e-mail
about their own life.
4. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
9.
Assessment:
*orally discussions.
Materials:
Photocopiable pages of TB
LO:
- ask and answer Qs about
food that you like or dislike.
- write about daily activities.
10.
Assessment:
Orally discussions.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB
LO:
- do a survey about your family
like or dislike
11.
Assessment:
Reading independently.
Materials:
story
LO:
-read and answer the Qs in group.
12.
Assessment:
*differentiate between the
sounds.
Materials:
Cards
LO:
- Reflect in the unit.
- Spelling test
- Differentiate between
sounds.
13. 14. 15. Reflection on unit:
5. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
1.
Assessment:
Identify the content of
reading.
Materials:
Poster/ photocopiable pages of TB
LO:
- read for specific
information.
-identify the names of
minibeasts. And time
sequence.
2.
Assessment:
Use time sequence.
Materials:
Poster
LO:
-understand and practice using
time sequencers.
3.
Assessment:
*asking and answering Qs with
can and cant.
Materials:
Word cards / CD player
LO:
-answering Qs with can or cant.
4.
Assessment:
*asking and answering Qs with
can and cant.
Materials:
Poster.
LO:
- answering Qs with can or
cant.
5.
Assessment:
* identify the usage of can and
cant.
Materials:
Counter / Dice / Qs sheet / CD .
LO:
- Talk and use can or cant.
- Ask and answer QS
6.
Assessment:
Identify some vocabulary.
Materials:
CD player
LO:
- ask and answer Qs about can
and cant.
- write about them and give mini
presentations.
7.
Assessment:
*revise using punctuation and
time sequence.
Materials:
Poster
LO:
-revise using time sequence and
commas.
- revise singular and plurals /
regular and irregular.
-
8.
Assessment:
Learning the strategy of writing.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB.
LO:
- Give information.
- Create mind map.
- Plan and then write about
what they do after school
with using time sequence.
6. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
9.
Assessment:
*orally discussions.
Materials:
photos
LO:
- ask and answer Qs about
Omani animals.
10.
Assessment:
Orally discussions.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB
Paper A3 empty
Pictures of animals
LO:
- identify vocabulary about
animals
- plan and make information
about Omani animals.
11.
Assessment:
Reading independently.
Materials:
story
LO:
-read and answer the Qs in group.
12.
Assessment:
*differentiate between the
sounds.
Materials:
QS sheet/ Dice/ Counters/ CD.
LO:
- Reflect in the unit.
- Spelling test
- Differentiate between
sounds.
13. 14. 15. Reflection on unit:
7. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
1.
Assessment:
Practice dialogue.
Materials:
Poster
LO:
- listen to a dialogue
between two people.
-talk about the dialogue.
2.
Assessment:
Create noun collocations.
Materials:
Photocopiable pages of TB.
LO:
-understand and practice using
noun collocations.
- revise animal body parts.
- answer and ask QS about plans
for the week.
3.
Assessment:
*identify the usage about noun
and verb collocations.
Materials:
CD player
LO:
-analyse language of making
suggestions.
4.
Assessment:
*identify phrases for accepting
and refusing suggestions.
Materials:
Poster.
LO:
- Practice making and
responding to suggestions.
5.
Assessment:
* Practice using suggestions.
Materials:
CD player.
LO:
- Talk and use suggestions.
6.
Assessment:
Orally discussions.
Materials:
CD player / pictures
LO:
- discuss things to do in their
town.
- write about them and give mini
presentations.
7.
Assessment:
*practice spelling and suggestions.
Materials:
Photocopiable pages of TB.
LO:
-revise using suggestions.
- spelling words with double letter
8.
Assessment:
Learning the strategy of writing.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB.
LO:
- Give information.
- Create mind map.
- Plan and then write about a
place in Oman.
8. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
9.
Assessment:
*orally discussions.
Materials:
Photocopiable pages of TB.
LO:
- analyse the features of
webpage
- plane their own webpage.
10.
Assessment:
Orally discussions.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB
LO:
- plan and create their
webpage.
- show their website to
classmates.
11.
Assessment:
Reading independently.
Materials:
story
LO:
-read and answer the Qs in group.
12.
Assessment:
*differentiate between the
sounds.
Materials:
Word cards
LO:
- Reflect in the unit.
- Spelling test
- Differentiate between
sounds.
13. 14. 15. Reflection on unit:
9. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
1.
Assessment:
Reading and answering QS
Materials:
CD player
LO:
- Read and discuss story.
- answer QS about the story
2.
Assessment:
Identify adjectives.
Materials:
CD player
LO:
-read and categorise adjectives.
3.
Assessment:
*identify the usage of WH
Questions.
Materials:
CD player
LO:
-Revise wh- Q and their use in
sentences.
4.
Assessment:
*identify some Question by using
How..
Materials:
Poster / CD
LO:
- Practice making and using
how . In sentences.
5.
Assessment:
Asking and answering QS.
Materials:
Word cards/ CD.
LO:
- answer and ask QS about
friends.
6.
Assessment:
Orally discussions.
Materials:
CD player / pictures
LO:
- discuss things to do in their
friend.
- write about them and give mini
presentations.
7.
Assessment:
*familiarize with error correction
checklist.
Materials:
Photocopiable pages of TB.
LO:
-find the error and rewrite the
paragraph.
8.
Assessment:
Learning the strategy of writing.
Materials:
Photocopiable page of TB.
LO:
- Give information.
- Create mind map.
- Plan and then write about a
friend or a family.
10. Unit Planner for class _ Unit Month: Year :
9.
Assessment:
*orally discussions.
Materials:
A3 paper.
LO:
- discuss what a good friend
dose.
-work with others to make
short sentences.
10.
Assessment:
Orally discussions.
Materials:
A3 paper
LO:
- discuss what good friend do or
dont.
11.
Assessment:
Reading independently.
Materials:
story
LO:
-read and answer the Qs in group.
12.
Assessment:
*identify syllables.
Materials:
CD player
LO:
- Reflect in the unit.
- Spelling test
- Learn about syllables.
13. 14. 15. Reflection on unit: