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The document outlines a lesson plan for a French classroom with several segments:
1. A review session to refresh students on adjectives from the previous lesson.
2. An input session where the teacher presents new vocabulary by naming classroom objects on a diagram and having students repeat.
3. A brief presentation on indefinite articles in French.
4. An activity where students identify vocabulary items present in their own classroom and compare lists with partners.
5. Oral practice using the new vocabulary with the phrase "Il y a..." or "Il n’y a pas de...".
The document outlines a lesson plan for a French classroom with several segments:
1. A review session to refresh students on adjectives from the previous lesson.
2. An input session where the teacher presents new vocabulary by naming classroom objects on a diagram and having students repeat.
3. A brief presentation on indefinite articles in French.
4. An activity where students identify vocabulary items present in their own classroom and compare lists with partners.
5. Oral practice using the new vocabulary with the phrase "Il y a..." or "Il n’y a pas de...".
The document outlines a lesson plan for a French classroom with several segments:
1. A review session to refresh students on adjectives from the previous lesson.
2. An input session where the teacher presents new vocabulary by naming classroom objects on a diagram and having students repeat.
3. A brief presentation on indefinite articles in French.
4. An activity where students identify vocabulary items present in their own classroom and compare lists with partners.
5. Oral practice using the new vocabulary with the phrase "Il y a..." or "Il n’y a pas de...".
Segment Time Teacher Tasks Student Rationale Skills
Learning Tasks
Review 2 min Ask students This is a review This review Listening
Dylan how they are exercise meant serves two Speaking using adjectives to refresh them purposes: 1) as from the last on what was stated previously, lesson. Have learned to refresh them them recall all 5 previously. on what was of the adjectives learned in the last presented in the lesson, and 2) to last lesson. prepare their minds for the lesson to come.
Input 5 min Discuss a Listen and New vocabulary Listening/
Keith projected repeat. for the day’s reading. diagram of lesson will be classroom reviewed. These objects and say are items that will the names of be present (or each (with expected to be indefinite present - the next article). activity will draw upon the presence/absenc e of objects) in the immediate classroom environment.
Keith 3 min Brief Draw Explanation of an Reading/
presentation of connections to essential Listening. indefinite the L1’s use of grammatical articles. indefinite concept for articles. vocabulary acquisition and syntax (i.e. gender and number marking on nouns must be recognized in order to integrate future topics like agreement).
Input 5 min -Instructor Make a list of all Situating Writing,
Keith reviews vocab of the “abstracted” items speaking that students vocabulary from an studied the items in the illustration/vocabu night before. classroom; in lary list in the real pairs, compare environment. -Ask students to your list identify, in (crossing off all writing, which of of the items you the vocabulary have in items are common to see present in the who had found room. Then, ask more.) them to compare their list with a partner.
Rachel 3 min Bring class Students Allows students to Speaking
back together: respond with “Il implement “Il y a” “Qu’est-ce qu’il y a…” or “Il n’y & “Il n’y a pas de” y a dans la salle a pas de…” and new de classe?” using an item vocabulary with Make a list as a from the new oral output. class vocabulary.
Rachel 5-10 Game: split Students must Provides an Writing/
min students in two identify object evaluation for Recall teams; and produce the students after introduce correct having image/item, first orthography for experienced input team who writes the term. and having the correct term written down the on the board terms previously. gets one point. First to 5 points (The first 3 rounds they can use their vocab list, then quiz them without looking at it.)
Controlled 2 min Instructor The students Because these Listening
and introduces will follow along commands Speaking guided vocab with the teacher generally require practice commands with as these an action as a TPR “Regardez, commands are response, TPR Dylan Écoutez, introduced. will be the most Indiquez, They will be efficient way to Fermez, included in the demonstrate the Effacez, Allez, introduction of appropriate Écrivez, Prenez this new response and, levez-vous, material as they thus, what the asseyez-vous*” will be asked to command means. do or perform *We are the various choosing to use commands as the imperative they are second-person introduced. In plural for two addition, the reasons: teacher will 1. It best have the reflects students repeat ecological these validity of what commands for the student pronunciation would hear in and will have the classroom the students (as the refer to their instructor will vocab sheets address for the correct students with spelling. ‘vous’) 2. This form can be used for both singular and plural
Dylan P-14 Now, with a The students This activity Writing
5 min partner will now be allows the Speaking complete each asked to students to work command in as complete an with the new many logical activity with a commands and ways as partner in which vocabulary that possible. After they will be they have about 4 or 5 given the learned. This also minutes of beginnings of allows the teacher student pair various to check for work, the commands that understanding teacher will ask they must finish once again. the pairs how using the they completed various vocab various that they commands and learned earlier check for in the lesson. comprehension, appropriate responses, and pronunciation.
All 3 5-10 Charades: First student to This aims to give Speaking
min instructors call out the students practice explain the correct at output in a game with an response gets relaxed and fun example to be it. setting. une porte a door un tableau a chalkboard une carte a map une affiche a poster un ordinateur a computer un clé USB a USB drive une règle a ruler une gomme a rubber eraser une brosse a chalkboard eraser une craie chalk une fenêtre a window des devoirs homework un stylo a pen
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