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Speaking Lesson Plan 6G

This lesson plan for Grade 10 focuses on speaking skills related to comparing and presenting ideas about spending money on schools. Students will engage in activities such as photo descriptions, discussions, and speech-making to enhance their vocabulary and critical thinking. The lesson aims to improve students' ability to express opinions and structure their arguments effectively.

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Speaking Lesson Plan 6G

This lesson plan for Grade 10 focuses on speaking skills related to comparing and presenting ideas about spending money on schools. Students will engage in activities such as photo descriptions, discussions, and speech-making to enhance their vocabulary and critical thinking. The lesson aims to improve students' ability to express opinions and structure their arguments effectively.

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Speaking Lesson Plan

Unit number/Topic: Unit 6 – Friends Global 10 Level: Grade 10 Lesson Length: 50


Money minutes
Class:
Class size:
Type of lesson: 6G Speaking: Photo Teaching Date: Teacher:
comparison and presentation. 18/12/2024 Đinh Duy Lâm

Main aim (s): By the end of the lesson students will be able to compare and present ideas for
spending money on schools and give reasons for their opinions.
Subsidiary aim(s):
 Students can conduct a discussion about how the school should spend money.
 Vocabulary: Personal qualities; making contrasts.
 Students know how to compare and contrast as well as express their opinions structurally.
Personal aim(s):
 Giving clear, concise instructions and examples.
 Improving teaching methods and classroom management skills.
Materials: Grade 10 Friends Global textbook, laptop, projector, board.
Assumptions:
 Ss may know some basic vocabulary with the topic of school facility.
 Ss may have background knowledge related to school activities.

Anticipated learners’ problems Suggested Solutions:


- Ss may not understand difficult - Provide them with the meaning and pronunciation
vocabulary and grammar. of words, and analyze any difficult sentence
- Ss may not know how to keep the pace structures.
of the speaking. - Give examples of a well-structured speech.
- Ss may be tired and unwilling to - Set the context before starting the lesson.
participate - Arouse the learners’ interest from the beginning of
the lesson.
Language Analysis

Vocabulary/New Pronunciation Meaning & Examples


words
1. hall (n) /hɔːl/ a space or passage inside the entrance or front door
of a building
Eg: She ran into the hall and up the stairs.
2. playing field (n) /ˈpleɪɪŋ fiːld/ a large area of grass, usually with lines marked on it,
where people play sports and games
E.g.: The school playing fields.

Procedure
Stage/Time Stage aim Teacher’s activities Students’ activities Aids
Lead-in Introduce Game: Guess the activity. - Ss listen to the Slides.
the new instructions and
( 5 minutes) - T asks Ss to look at the
lesson and play the game.
pictures and volunteer to
set the give the answer.
scene for Ss
to acquire - T lead into the lesson.
new
language;
get students'
attention.
Pre speaking Practice Task 2: Describe photo Slides,
describing 1. What can you see? textbook.
(15 minutes)
photos What is happening? Use
the phrases below to
help you.
- T asks Ss to open their - Ss describe the
books, look at the two photos using the
photos, and invite Ss to phrases from task 2.
describe the pictures.
- T asks Ss to use some
phrases from Task 2 to
describe them.
- T asks Ss to look at the
words in task 1.
Task 1: Look at the
photos. Where are the
people? Match each
photo with a place
below. - Ss match the
- T asks Ss to match each places to each
photo to a place in task 1. photo.

- T invites some Ss to - Ss read out their


read their answer out answer and explain
loud. their idea.

Task 3: Now compare


photos 1 and 2. Describe
a) the main similarities
and b) the main
differences. Use the
phrases below to help - Ss read the phrases
you. out loud.
- T shows Ss the example
phrases and asks some Ss
to read them out loud. - Ss find the
similarities and
- T then invites some differences in the 2
students to find the pictures.
similarities and
differences in the 2
pictures.

Feedback Key answers:


- The photo shows that
there are four people in
the picture.
- On the right, there is a
girl.
- They must be playing
music.
Picture 1: hall.
Picture 2: playing field.
Similarities:
- In both photos, there
are students at primary
schools or high schools.

- All of them are taking


part in extra activities at
school.
Differences:
- In the first photo, the
students are wearing
orange uniforms with
dark color pants or a
skirt but in the second
photo, the students are all
wearing dark blue pants
and blue T-shirts.
While Foster Task 6: Listen to a Slides,
speaking critical candidate answering the textbook,
thinking question in an exam. audio.
(13 minutes)
skills. Which phrases does the
candidate use?
- T divide the class into - Ss listen to the
3 teams. audio and circle the
- T asks Ss in teams to phrases.
look at the phrases and
asks Ss to Write down the
phrases that they think the
candidate will use when
they listen.
- T plays the audio and - Ss give and
asks Ss to listen carefully. explain their
Play the audio again if the answer.
students can’t get all the
- Ss listen to the
information.
- T invites some Ss to explanation and
give their answers, and note down the
give the fastest team 1 phrases.
point.
- T announce the team
with the most points as
the winner.

- T explains the phrases to


use for structuring a
speech.
Post speaking Practice Task 4: In pairs, discuss Slides,
making a the question below and textbook.
(17 minutes)
speech. make notes. What
should schools spend the
most money on music,
sports, or school trips?
Justify your opinions
- T divided the class into
6-8 groups.
- T invites Ss to give - Ss work together
more examples of to take notes and
activities that the school make a speech.
should spend money on.
- T asks Ss to work
together and make a
speech.
- T asks Ss to use the
phrases and the example
email to help structure
their speech. - Random Ss give
- T invites 2 random Ss their speech.
from each group to give
their speech. - Ss vote for the best
- T asks Ss to vote for the speech.
best speech from each
group.
Feedback Key answers:
- T corrects Ss mistakes
after the speeches.

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