Red1
Honour Member
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Subject: Final "ed" pronunciation Mon 14 Dec - 18:51 |
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File: 1 Yaghmoracen Middle School (Ghazaouet)
Sequence.1 level: 2 Am
Words and sounds
The final objective: (ed) pronunciation
Needed material: white board / flashcards /
Stage
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Lead in | General questions about a seen text (containing past regular verbs)
T : Where is Mona now?
L : She is in Algeria
T: When did she arrive ?
L: She arrived yesterday?
T: What did she do at 13:00?
L/ she booked a room in a hotel
T: did she visit the Casbah?
L : Yes, she did.
T: keep on asking questions on the text
L : answer
Ls . repeat
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T with the whole class
(orally) |
7mn |
Recycling some language points already done |
Listen and do | T. read a short text
L spot verbs in the past
Class correction
Class repetition of the corrected verbs |
Individual work |
6mn |
Diagnosing ed pronunciation errors |
Speak
Step one | Put the verbs in the correct form
L 1 gives a verb in the infinitive
L 2 puts it in the past
T corrects the pronunciation errors.
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Open pair work |
7mn |
Introducing the ed sounds |
Speak
Step two | T provide Ls with a list of verbs in the past using flashcards
L1 reads
L2 corrects (peer correction)
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Individual
Oral work |
8 mn |
Identifying the sounds |
Speak
Step three | T asks for examples
Ls give some verbs seen during this lesson.
Copying the seen verbs on the board
Classifying them in a table
According to /d/ /t/ /id/ sounds |
Whole class |
6 mn |
Practising the sounds | Discover the language
| Draw the rule
T . When do we pronounce ed / t/ /d/ /id/?
Collective correction
| Small groups | 10
mn | Achieving accuracy |
Production | T give some verbs in the inf (20 verbs)
Ls put them in the past and classify them in the table according to the seen sounds
Correction of the exercise collectively |
Close pair work | 10 mn |
Practising the rule |
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Solinet
Active Member
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Subject: Re: Final "ed" pronunciation Fri 18 Dec - 0:33 |
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So, it's an official lesson! I thought it was an additional one. Thank you, sir
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