Micro-Teaching - English
Micro-Teaching - English
I. OBJECTIVES
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
+ Emphasize details and statements that are directly related to what you
want to convey to students.
+ From the story, lead and explain the key knowledge.
Warm-up (5 minutes)
-Objective:
+ To energize students
+ Encourage quick thinking and speaking confidence in English.
+ Help students talk about their favorite activities.
- Materials: Songs, ball
- Explains the rules: (step by step) - Listen carefully and nod to show
“I have a ball, when I play music, you understanding. Some students may
will pass the ball to your friends.” ask questions if needed.
When the music stops, the person
holding the ball must say one activity
they like in English, for example: I
like swimming.
If you can't say it in 5 seconds, the
whole class will say 'You are out!'"
Do you get it?
- Let students have a trial. - Play a trial.
- Starts the game: Plays the music - Pass the ball while the music is
and monitors students as they pass playing and stop when the music
the ball. Pause the music at random stops.
moments.
- Encourages the chosen student to - Say an activity they like ("I like
say a favorite activity. Countdown dancing."). If they can’t, the class
from 5 if they hesitate. chants "You are out!"
- Continues playing for a few more - Stay engaged, cheer for classmates,
rounds, ensuring all students have a and enjoy the game.
chance to participate. Praises students
for their efforts.
- Wraps up by reviewing some - Listen and prepare for the next part
activities students mentioned and of the lesson.
transitioning to the main lesson:
“Great job everyone! You did very
well in naming your favorite
activities. So, we have activities like
swimming, dancing, or reading. Well
done! Now, to learn more about
activities we do every day, let's move
on to our lesson “Unit 4: Activities -
Lesson 1. Are you ready? Now, let’s
start!”
Presentation
-Objective:
+ Correctly say, repeat and memorise the phrases mentioned in the story
focusing on using them to talk about activities.
+ Correctly say and use structures “Are you + _______? - Yes, I
am/No, we aren’t. We’re _______.” to ask and answer questions
about someone’s activity.
-Material: Pictures, audio.
Teacher’s activity Students’ activity
Activity 1:
- Introduction story: “Today I will tell - Listen and interact.
you about a story What do you do”
- Storytelling and interactive
questions.
- From the pictures in the story, the - The whole class listens and repeats.
teacher introduces the verb phrase
and asks the students to listen to
audio and repeat.
+ play a board game (board
game: some game like chess,
monopoly)
+ do a puzzle (puzzle: a situation
that is difficult to understand)
+ read a comic book (comic
book: book that contains a set
of stories told in pictures)
+ eat snacks
+ take photos
+ play a video game (video
game: controls moving pictures
on a screen by pressing
buttons)
- Ask students to write phrases in - Write in a notebook.
their notebooks. (2 minutes)
- Check the student’s memorization - Listen and answer.
of phrases.
+ Speak louder phrases, ask students
to say the corresponding picture
(picture 1,2,3...) or do the opposite.
Activity 2:
- Introduction activity: “Now let's - The whole class listens and repeats.
listen to the conversation to see what
Tom does? Look at the first activity
part B. Listen and repeat”
Practice
- Objective: