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Wednesday, 2 December 2015
Free Time Activities
LESSON PLAN
TEACHER`S NAME: Anca Belascu
SCHOOL: Elementary
School „ Ion Agârbiceanu”
Alba Iulia, Romania.
DATE: 2nd December
2015
TIME: 10.00-10.50 (50 minutes)
NUMBER OF STUDENTS: 27
GRADE:5th A
Optional Class: Creative English
UNIT OF LEARNING: My time
TOPIC: Free Time activities
SKILLS: writing, reading, speaking, listening
LANGUAGE FOCUS : hobbies, leisure, likes, dislikes.
- LESSON AIMS:
1) to speak about free time activities;
2) to watch a video on free time (real English);
3) to learn new words/expressions
related to leisure, hobbies;
4) to reinforce the vocabulary.
AIDS (MATERIALS): notebooks, board, CD player, video projector.
ORGANIZATIONAL MOMENT: The students read the homework and the teacher
corrects it.
Time: 2 minutes
ACTIVITY 1: Warm up
Aims: -to announce the activity of the day: free-time activities.
Procedure: The teacher asks some students to speak about their free time.
They have to answer the questions: How
much free time do you have and when? What
are your hobbies?
Time: 3 minutes.
Interaction: teacher-students.
ACTIVITY 2: Listening/Watching a video and comprehension
Aims: -watch a video entitled Students,
Hobbies and Interests.
Procedure: Before watching the video the students are instructed to
write down or just remember as many answers as possible. The students watch a
video where several English students answer the question of a reporter What are your hobbies and interests? (2min).
The video is not subtitled. After watching it the teacher asks them several
questions, for the comprehension part. What
activities do students like doing in their free time?/What would you like to do
from what you have heard?/Name three things that you don’t enjoy doing and
you’ve heard on the video.
Time: 10 minutes.
Interaction: independent work, teacher-students.
ACTIVITY 3:
Aims: Writing (Mindmaps)
Procedure: The teacher uses the board to write two words: INDOOR/OUTDOOR
ACTIVITIES. Students go and write activities done indoor or outdoor. If
necessary the others students or the teacher corrects the spelling of the
students.

Time: 5 minutes.
Interaction: teacher-students, students-student.
ACTIVITY 4:
Aim: -Practice-writing, listening.
Procedure: The students have to do several exercises
from the book. They listen to several dialogues and answer the questions, or
match the answers. Exercises from the students’book, Ex.1/18 (Fill in the gap,
listen and check your answer), Ex.4/18 (Listen to three dialogues and give the
answer), Ex5/18 (Complete the sentences with the given words-Expressing
preferences)
Time: 10 minutes
Interaction: independent work,
students-teacher.
ACTIVITY 5:
Aims: Vocabulary reinforcement.
Procedure: The
teacher writes on the board the phrases used for expressing preferences, they have
already heard on the video or on the CD, to be sure they also know the spelling
and the correct usage:
|
LIKES
|
DISLIKES
|
Noun
|
Verb+ING
|
|
I
like
|
I
don’t like
|
X
|
X
|
|
I
prefer
|
I
don’t prefer
|
X
|
X
|
|
I’m
interested in
|
I’m
not that interested in
|
X
|
X
|
|
I’m
keen on
|
I’m
not that keen on
|
X
|
X
|
|
I’m
really into
|
I’m
not too into
|
X
|
X
|
|
I
love
|
I
hate/can’t stand
|
X
|
X
|
After writing them
on the board the teacher asks the students to use any of the expression above
to express their preferences. They play a game Answer and pass it!. The teacher starts the game by throwing a
litthe hedgehog to one of the students and ask the question What is your hobby?. The first student
passes it to the next one asking the same question. They have to use different
expressions on the board!
Time: 15 minutes
Interaction: Teacher-student,
Student-student.
ACTIVITY 6:
Aims: Setting homework.
Procedure: The
teacher asks the students to write about their hobbies and give as many details
as possible.
Interaction:
Teacher-student.
Monday, 2 November 2015
Wednesday, 28 October 2015
Halloween
scared stiff
Meaning: very frightened (so scared that a person can’t move)
Example: When I saw the giant spider in my shower this morning, I was scared stiff.
Example: When I saw the giant spider in my shower this morning, I was scared stiff.
death trap
Meaning: a building or other structure that is dangerous
Example: That old roller coaster is a death trap. It will collapse one day if they don’t fix it.
Example: That old roller coaster is a death trap. It will collapse one day if they don’t fix it.
come back to haunt someone
Meaning: to make a mistake that will affect a person later on
Example: I skipped school a month ago, and now it’s come back to haunt me because my parents somehow found out.
Example: I skipped school a month ago, and now it’s come back to haunt me because my parents somehow found out.
make one’s blood boil
Meaning: to cause a person to be very angry
Example: When my boss ignores me during a meeting, it really makes my blood boil.
Example: When my boss ignores me during a meeting, it really makes my blood boil.
skeleton(s) in one’s closet / skeleton(s) in the cupboard
Meaning: an embarrassing secret (or secrets)
Example: If you decide to become a politician, be aware that reporters will look for skeletons in your closet.
Example: If you decide to become a politician, be aware that reporters will look for skeletons in your closet.
witching hour
Meaning: midnight
Example: Last Halloween, we stayed up till the witching hour listening to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”
Example: Last Halloween, we stayed up till the witching hour listening to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”
ghost town
Meaning: an area that’s empty and devoid of life or activity
Example: My hometown becomes a ghost town after 9:00 pm every night. There’s nothing to do!
Example: My hometown becomes a ghost town after 9:00 pm every night. There’s nothing to do!
blind as a bat
Meaning: not able to see well
Example: My grandmother really shouldn’t be driving anymore. She’s as blind as a bat these days.
Example: My grandmother really shouldn’t be driving anymore. She’s as blind as a bat these days.
night owl
Meaning: a person who loves staying up late
Example: My brother is an early bird who likes to study in the morning, but I’m a night owl so I always study at night.
Example: My brother is an early bird who likes to study in the morning, but I’m a night owl so I always study at night.
the cat’s out of the bag / let the cat out of the bag
Meaning: revealing a surprise that was supposed to stay hidden
Example: We weren’t going to tell anyone we were expecting a baby for three months, but my mom posted it on Facebook, so the cat’s out of the bag.
Example: We weren’t going to tell anyone we were expecting a baby for three months, but my mom posted it on Facebook, so the cat’s out of the bag.
Monday, 26 October 2015
Character

Nice
= dragut
Kind
= cumsecade
Unkind = rau
Generous = generos
Selfish = egoist
Niggard
= zgarcit
Polite = politicos
Impolite = nepoliticos
Rude =
obraznic
Modest= modest
Boastful = laudaros
Vain = orgolios
Proud = mandru
Bossy
= autoritar
Hard-working = harnic
Lazy
= lenes
Smart = istet
Intelligent = intelligent
Wise
= intelept
Stupid = stupid/prost
Silly
= naiv/prostut
Dumb
= prost rau
Funny
= ostim
Amusing
= amuzant
Interesting = interesant
Playful = jucaus
Boring = plictisitor
Friendly
= prietenos
Unfriendly = neprietenos
Sincere = sincer
Unsincere = nesincer
Honest = cinstit
Dishonest = necinstit
Ambitious = ambitios
Cruel = crud
Jealous = gelos
Shy = timid
Sad
= trist
Happy
= fericit
Unhappy
= nefericit
Talented
= talentat
Careful = grijuliu
Careless = neglijent
Trusting
= de incredere
Reliable = serios
Unreliable = neserios
Naughty = neascultator
Obedient = ascultator
Skillful = priceput
Angry
= furois
Nervous = stresat
Scared = speriat
Frightened = inspaimantat
Brave/
Courageous = curajos
Coward = fricos
Patient
= rabdator
Impatient = nerabdator
Quiet
= tacut
Talkative = vorbaret
Thursday, 21 May 2015
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