PROJECT 1: LESSON PLAN
ASSIGMENT 2 : LESSON PLAN
Lesson: English (Video)
Class: 9/A Intermediate Subject: The Flintstones Duration: 45(
AIMS: At the end of the lesson students will be able to;
• see, hear realistic natural speech of English in video,
• use English in their own life in real contexts by making role- play,
• develop their comprehension,
• use their imagination to guess,
• improve their listening skills,
• learn accurate pronunciation, stress and intonation,
• learn vocabulary usage in context,
• use body language and gestures,
• practice speaking,
• Make up the dialogue.
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|TIME |ACTIVITIES |
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| |Activity 1 |
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| |Brainstorming |
| |In pre-viewing part, as a warm-up activity, we choose brainstorming about films. Our aim is to learn their background |
| |information about films especially cartoon films and raise their curiosity about subject. First of all we draw a |
| |speech balloon and write “films” in it. |
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|15 minutes | |
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| |And want students say what kind of films come to their minds. As our video is a cartoon film, we turn to this point. |
| |By using question and answer technique, ask them some questions about their thoughts and feelings related to our |
| |video. |
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| |These questions are: |
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| |Do you like cartoon films? |
| |Which cartoon films do you like most? |
| |Do you see anyone who has extraordinary or supernatural features? |
| |Do you want to be such a person? Why? |
| |Do you think you could live in a stone age? |
| |Do you think how it would be? |
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| |Activity 2 |
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| |Guessing& Speaking |
| |For this activity, we want to make them use their imagination and express themselves with their own words. While doing|
| |this, we want to support the lesson with the board usage. We paste a picture of the “Flintstones" on board and want |
| |students interpret the characters they remember one by one. If there is missing or wrong, we compensate it. Here are |
| |the characters: |
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| |Fred Flintstone |
|20 minutes |Wilma Flintstone |
| |Pebbles Flintstone |
| |Barney Rubble |
| |Betty Rubble |
| |Bam-bam Rubble |
| |AND |
| |Samantha |
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| |Viewing |
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| |We decide to show the video first without stopping. By this way they may understand the main idea. The second watch of|
|10 minutes |video is for doing some while viewing exercises. By this way they may see the details better. |
| |We make clear unknown words in video by writing them to the board. |
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| |Activity 3 |
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| |Filling the Missing Part |
|10 minutes | |
| |We prepare a handout for the students. We stop the video to give handouts to students before they watch the part. We |
| |want them to listen to the part carefully and fill the missing parts in the dialogue in handouts we give. |
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| |We may listen to the part for the second time if students need. We check students’ answers one by one. We write the |
| |missing word to the board. They are in bold in the dialogue. |
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| |Dialogue |
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| |Samantha: By the way let’s put the tent up here, girls. |
| |Wilma: And I have for the children. |
| |Fred: They wouldn’t have. They couldn’t have. |
| |Barney: They would. They could, and they have. |
| |Wilma: Well, hello boys! We imagine, think you’re here. |
| |Betty: We don’t want your help. |
| |Wilma: And we don’t need it. We would go home first. |
| |Fred: Go and if you leave now, you could go back and start. |
| |Betty: We’re staying. |
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| |We choose the words which can be understood easily. By this way they may realise the words accurate pronunciation in |
| |real context. |
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| |Activity 4 |
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| |Guessing |
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| |In while-viewing part, we want to visualize the video in their minds. For this reason, we want them to guess the |
|15 minutes |continuation by asking the question; |
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| |What will happen next? |
| |Can you guess? (at the scene of fishing) |
| |Who will be able to catch fish? How? Why? |
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| |Then we take their ideas. |
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| |Activity 5 |
| |Exchanging Information and Acting out a dialogue |
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| |First of all, we organize the students to work in pairs. One of the pairs listens without watching, while the other is|
| |watching without listening. We make clear that which pairs will watch; which will listen. |
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| |We prepare a handout which includes a dialogue in a wrong order. We give the handouts to students to be a source for |
| |this activity during watching/listening. |
|25 minutes | |
| |After watching/listening the part of the video, we want them to exchange their information, and put the dialogue given|
| |on handouts in a correct order. For this activity we give them 3 minutes to share their ideas. We give them the |
| |dialogue to make understanding easier. One of pairs explains what he sees, while other explains what he listens. |
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| |And then, we want them to dramatize the dialogue with their own words. (They choose their own words. By this way they |
| |would be freer, and they express themselves easily in their real life. In that time we keep the ordered dialogue as a |
| |source by reflecting on OHP.) (By dramatizing, we consider kinaesthetic learners, because they move around, use |
| |gestures and mimics.) |
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| |At the end of activity we show the exercised part to whole class by providing scene and voice both. By this way they |
| |may compare their performance and the exact scene. Dialogue is: |
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| |FRED: Wilmaa! I’m coming from the door. |
| |I’ve got no food in my stomach. |
| |WILMA: La la laa laa … |
| |FRED: Hey Wilmaaa! |
| |WILMA: Aaa. Hi Fred! |
| |FRED: Where is my dinner? |
| |WILMA: I threw it into trash. Just for FUN. |
| |So forget it. |
| |FRED: Oh my god! |
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| |Activity 6 |
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| |True – False Activity |
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| |In post viewing part, we prefer true-false activity to check their comprehension. We prepare a handout, which is also |
| |reflected by OHP for students. We give ten sentences some of which are true, while some of which are false. We want |
| |the explanation for false ones not to leave chance factor. We use transparencies for this activity to make our |
| |presentation more effective and save time. |
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| |Here are the sentences: |
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| |Fred and Barney went to the camp with their wives. F |
| |They preferred going alone. |
|15 minutes | |
| |Samantha made hocus-pocus although she promised her husband to not make any magic. T |
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| |Samantha, Pebble and Bam-bam couldn’t catch any fish. F |
| |No, they could catch fish while Barney and Fred couldn’t. |
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| |Fred and Barney were frightened even by a cat after seeing the dinosaur. T |
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| |Samantha couldn’t go to the camp because her husband didn’t let her go. F |
| |Samantha was the adviser to go camping, so she went too. |
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| |Fred and Barney went to help their wives to set their tents after finishing theirs. F |
| |They didn’t help their wives in any works. |
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| |Samantha turned skateboard into the car to go to the camp area. T |
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| |Samantha realized that the frightening noise was coming from Fred and Barney. T |
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| |Wilma made very delicious meals for her husband, but Fred was unwilling to eat these meals. F |
| |No, Wilma threw his meal into trash. |
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| |Although Fred and Barney thought that going to camp was a man job, Wilma and Betty didn’t mind them and went to camp. |
| |T |
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| |Activity 7 Wrap –up |
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|8 minute |To make a summary of the lesson and the video, we ask a question. |
| |Did you find what you guess in video? |
| |Did you enjoy it? |
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| |HOMEWORK |
|2 minute | |
| |“If you had magic powers in stone age, what would you do?” |
| |Write a composition. |
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