Lesson plan
Form 6-b
18.02.2022
Made by Anna Malieieva
Topic. Shopping. Kinds of shops
Aim: to revise topical vocabulary;
to practice pupils in oral and written English;
to develop basic speech and language skills;
to improve reading and listening skills;
to extend pupils’ knowledge about shops and shopping.
Materials: a textbook, cards for work in groups, cards for listening, basket and products, a presentation.
Type of the lesson: Practical application of knowledge, skills and abilities;
Procedure
T: Good morning, children! How are you? Are you ready to work?
Ps: We are very well, thank you! …
T: First of all, what are we going to do at the lesson? Let’s start with our tongue twister.
T: Today we continue our theme “Shopping” and are going to find out some information about shops. You will practice in speaking, reading, listening and writing.
1. shelf / on / put / I / speakers / have / the / the
I have put the speakers on the shelf
2. She / new / has / already / bought / a pair of sneakers
She has bought a new pair of sneakers.
3. printed / I / it / homework / have / and / finished / my / I
I have finished my homework and I printed it.
4.. to/she/yet/talked/the/has/manager?
Has she talked to the manager yet?
5. ever/Stradivarius/you/to/been/have?
Have you ever been to Stradivarius?
6. His/have/awesome/seen/you/car?
Have you seen his awesome car?
7. just / dairy / has / He / to / gone / the
He has just gone to the dairy.
1.Brainstorming.
T: What words are associated with the word “Shopping”?
For example: cashier, money, customer, purchase, trolley, basket, change…
2.Watching the video about kinds of shops (slide 6).
3. Writing
T: Now you need to match the purchase to the correct shop (slide 7)
Shopping list
Sour cream, pears, milk, sausages, beef, pineapples, pills, magazine, trousers, a loaf of bread, sandals, grapes, cheese, sugar, chicken, newspapers, turkey, thermometer, carrots, croissant, salt, olive oil, butter, book, sweater, syrup
Shops
Dairy
Greengrocer’s
Bookstore
Baker’s
Grocer’s
Clothes shop
Butcher’s
Chemist’s
T: Let’s play! Imagine we are in the shops. Divide into 3 groups.
Greengrocer’s, baker’s and bookstore. You should do the dialogues and act them. Is it clear? Let’s begin! You can use the cards and products.
For example
SA: May I help you?
C: Yes, please. I would like to buy some biscuits.
SA: Oh, we have very delicious biscuits. Here you are.
C: How much does it cost?
SA: 1£, 15 pence, please.
C: Here are 2 £.
SA: Thank you, it’s your change – 85 pence.
SA: May I help you?
C: Yes, please. I’d like to buy some oranges.
SA: How much do you need?
C: Two kilos. How much does it cost?
SA: 2£ 97 pence
C: Here are 3 £.
SA; Thank you, it’s your change 3 pence.
SA: May I help you?
C: Yes, please. I’d like to buy some books.
SA: What books: do you need?
C: Biology, please. How much does it cost?
SA: 1£ 99 pence
C: Here are 2 £.
SA; Thank you, it’s your change 1 penny.
T: Now your task is to listen attentively to Anne asking her friend about going to a shopping center and choose A,B or C.
https://www.liveworksheets.com/yh1794760ax
It’s time for physical activity. Stand up!
Thank you. Sit down.
T: Open your books on p. 154 (FUNCTION SMART)
Match the lines of offering to buy a present to the lines of agreement/disagreement
T: Dear pupils, summing up the learning material you should scan the QR code and do the next task. If you do everything correct, you will have a picture at the end.
T: Now, I will put you your marks.
T: At home you should fill in the table UPS and DOWNS of shopping online and going to the shopping. You may use the Internet.
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ups |
downs |
Shopping online |
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Going to the shopping |
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What information have you learned? You can make a cinquain to express tour thoughts.
Make a cinquain
1 line - A noun
2 line - Two adjectives
3 line - three verbs
4 line - A sentence (four words)
5 line - Synonymous to the 1-st line