Topic: Do you like sports?
Book: Full Blast Plus 5
Form: 5
Unit: 3b
Aims:
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To practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills related to sports.
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To introduce and practice vocabulary on sports.
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To develop digital skills using online tools like Flippity and Wordwall.
Outcomes:
By the end of the lesson, pupils will:
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Know how to talk about their favorite sports.
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Be able to express likes and dislikes using like and don’t like.
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Be ready to write a short paragraph about their favorite sport.
Materials:
Student’s book Full Blast Plus 5, interactive whiteboard (IWB), handouts (sports vocabulary crossword)
Resources:
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Wordwall for vocabulary practice.
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Flippity for matching exercises.
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ClassroomScreen for displaying activities.
Time: 45 minutes
Procedure:
Warm-up (5 minutes):
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As students enter the class, play an energetic sports video (e.g., a highlight reel from different sports) to set the mood for the lesson.
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Greet students and tell them the topic of the lesson is "Do you like sports?"
Introduction (5 minutes):
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Introduce the learning outcomes of the lesson: “Today, we’ll learn how to talk about sports, express what we like and don’t like, and practice some new vocabulary.”
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Ask students to name a few sports they know in English and write them on the board.
Vocabulary Presentation (10 minutes):
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Present the new vocabulary related to sports using images or flashcards (e.g., football, basketball, swimming, tennis, etc.).
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Show the words on the IWB and pronounce them clearly.
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Students repeat after the teacher.
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Play a quick game: Use Wordwall for matching sports names with their pictures.
Reading & Discussion (10 minutes):
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Exercise 3a, p. 38 from the student’s book:
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Students read a short text where a child talks about their favorite sports.
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As a class, discuss which sports the child mentions and how they express their likes and dislikes.
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Ask students to underline the phrases like I like and I don’t like in the text.
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On the IWB, students categorize sports they like or dislike.
Pair Work & Practice (7 minutes):
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Exercise 1, p. 38:
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In pairs, students ask each other about the sports they like or don’t like using the question: Do you like (sport)?
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Encourage them to answer using full sentences: Yes, I like football. or No, I don’t like swimming.
Grammar Focus (8 minutes):
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Explain the grammar point: like and don’t like for expressing preferences.
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Exercise 3b, p. 39:
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Students complete sentences using like or don’t like based on their preferences.
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Check answers together as a class.
Production (5 minutes):
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Students write a short paragraph about their favorite sport, using I like and I don’t like to describe their preferences.
Hometask:
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Exercise 3b, p. 39:
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Students will read and circle the correct words in exercise.
Self-Assessment:
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Ask students to reflect on their understanding:
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I can talk about my favorite sports.
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I can use "like" and "don’t like" in sentences.
Teacher’s Feedback:
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Provide comments on their participation, focusing on positive achievements, such as correctly using new vocabulary and asking good questions.