Lesson Plan ECRIF
Lesson Plan ECRIF
Language points – (List the specific vocabulary; grammar points – form meaning and use; pronunciation point; specific phrases; cultural point you will teach)
Language skills – highlight the primary skill you will teach and underline others students will use to help them learn
Objectives
Be specific and describe observable student behaviors, which you will be able to see in class.
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to use the following expressions related to Asking and giving advice:
Asking for advice
- What do you think I should do?
- Can I ask for your advice?
- What should I do?
- What do you advise me to do?
Giving advice
- Why don't you
- You should
- I advise you to
- If I were you, I ...
In order to ask and give advice in when needed real life situations.
Preliminary considerations:
What vocabulary/grammar/information/skills do your students already know in relation to today’s lesson?
What aspects of the lesson do you anticipate your students might find How will you avoid and/or address each of these problem areas?
challenging/difficult?
Clarify Teacher explain the difference between asking and giving opinion.
Teacher ask students to fill in a column with with asking and giving advice from the video.
Teacher then asks to do a gap filling exercises to use the right expression from the list given.
Teacher asks students to share their responses with their partners.
Teacher correct some pronunciation mistakes.
Remember teacher asks students to work in pairs and match the sentences in column A with the right
situation in column B.
Teacher: Students:
Provide the instructions. Practice the dialogue.
Model. Rehearse & memorize.
CCQ.
Monitor.
15’
Fluently Use Activity or task: T Ss
Wrap-up:
did you get any interesting pieces of advice for your problems?
Which interesting problems did you hear?