An interesting world of animals
(Form 4)
Objectives of the lesson:
to activate and consolidate lexical and grammatical material (animals, degrees of comparison of adjectives);
to practice reading and speaking skills;
to raise pupils` speaking skills;
to develop and improve writing sentences with different degrees of comparison of adjectives;
to educate love to animals and nature.
Outcomes:
pupils will be able to speak about different animals, their homes, using degrees of comparison of adjectives.
Equipment: student`s books, workbooks, Power Point presentation, video (hello song), HO.
Procedure
Teacher: Good morning, children. I`m glad to see you.
Children: Good morning, teacher. We`re glad to see you too.
Teacher: Today we`re going to talk about animals, but first of all let`s sing “Hello song”
(3 minutes)
Pupils: Every day,
I go to school,
I meet my friends,
And we all say,
Hello, hello,
How are you?
I`m good, I`m great,
How about you?
Every day,
I go and play,
I meet new friends,
And we all say,
Hello, hello,
What`s your name?
Nice to meet you,
Do you want to play?
2. Warm-up (4 minutes)
Teacher: Well done, and now let`s work with tongue twister (Power Point presentation, slides 1-2). Listen and repeat(quietly – loudly; one by one – together):
A fat cat sat on the mat
And ate a fat rat.
Teacher: Good, let`s revise the names of the animals, using these pictures. What animal is
it?(Slides 3-22)
Pupils` answers: This is a(an)….wolf, fox, bear, polar bear, elephant, camel, rabbit, cow,
seal, sheep, pig, hippo, gorilla, horse, dog, zebra, cat, turtle, shark, penguin.
Teacher: Where do these animals live?
Pupils` answers: They live on (in) the ….. farm, forest, desert, ocean, tropical forest, home,
zoo, Antarctic.
Teacher: What was your homework?
Pupil`s answers: Our homework for today was exercise 4 pages 120 – 121 to complete the
sentences.
….the chicken house.
….flowers.
….life.
….cows.
….the tractor.
….farmhouse.
….life.
….life.
Teacher: And now let`s fill in the table “Where do these animals live?”Board work (wolf,
fox, bear, polar bear, elephant, camel, rabbit, cow, seal, sheep, pig, hippo, gorilla,
horse, dog, zebra, cat, turtle, shark, penguin)
Farm |
Ocean |
Tropical forest |
Forest |
My house |
Desert |
Antarctic |
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Teacher: Let`s stand up, watch video and clap your hands.
Clap, clap, clap your hands,
Clap your hands with me.
Clap them fast.
Clap them slow.
Wag your tail, like a dog.
Wag, wag, wag our tail,
Wag your tail with me.
Wag it fast.
Wag it slow.
Bend your knees, like a camel.
Bend, bend, bend your knees,
Bend your knees with me.
Bend them fast.
Bend them slow.
Teacher: Pupils, let`s revise how do we form the degrees of comparison of adjectives
(Slides 23-27)
Short adjectives _________ -er the -est
Long adjectives _________ more the most
Teacher: Now let`s write down the degrees of comparison of adjectives.
Handout
Big ___________________________________, nice _______________________________,
Slow _________________________________, fast ________________________________,
Long _________________________________, clean ______________________________,
Tall _________________________________ , angry ______________________________,
Old _________________________________ , fat _________________________________,
Kind ________________________________, scary _______________________________,
Smart ______________________________, funny ________________________________,
Large ______________________________, friendly ______________________________,
Dangerous __________________________, interesting ___________________________,
Useful ______________________________, beautiful ____________________________.
Teacher: Which of these animals is the ……..slowest, smartest, biggest, fattest?
Pupils` answers.
Teacher: At home do exercise 5 page 127, build the sentences with the adjectives about the
animals.
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You were good… (excellent, attentive, smart pupils today). Good bye.