Learning objectives(s) that this lesson is contributing to (link to the Subject programme) 7.C4 evaluate and respond constructively to feedback from others
7.S1 use formal and informal registers in their talk on a limited range of general and curricular topics
7.L2 understand with little support most specific information in extended talk on a limited range of general and curricular topics
Level of thinking skills Comprehension, Application, Evaluation
Lesson objectives They will learn types of leisure activities names.
They will talk about how they like to spend their free time.
They will describe the benefits of hobbies and why people need to have a hobby.
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Hobbies and Leisure. Diagnostic test
7.C4 evaluate and respond constructively to feedback from
others
7.S1 use formal and informal registers in their talk on a
limited range of general and curricular topics
7.L2 understand with little support most specific information
in extended talk on a limited range of general and curricular
topics
Level of thinking skills
Comprehension, Application, Evaluation
Lesson objectives
Assessment criteria
Differentiation
Values links
They will learn types of leisure activities names.
They will talk about how they like to spend their free time.
They will describe the benefits of hobbies and why people
need to have a hobby.
They get acquainted with topical vocabulary and pronounce
them correctly.
They can differentiate the usage of “do, play, go” in
describing their favourite type of hobby.
They can tell about the benefits of hobbies using special
phrases.
Less able students will know the meaning of hobbies names
and make up sentences with like, dislike, to be fond of, to be
keen and so on.
More able students will narrate heard information from
recording and retell it to the class.
Most able students can describe benefits of hobbies and do a
survey to the whole class.
The strategy “Mangilik Yel”. To invite students to manage
their time appropriately. To respect art crafts and heritage of
our ancestors.
Crosscurricular links
Art, Music, Sport, Sociology, Psychology Previous learning
Test for students vocabulary stock
Plan
Planned
timings
Start
10mins
10mins
5mins
Planned activities (replace the notes below with
your planned activities)
Resources
Organization moment.
Checking for their attendance and home task.
Diagnostic test. Pair work.
(Ask them how they spent their holiday and where).
Students are warned to use past simple tense, if
necessary revise the form of it. A student listens to B
student and make it down to retell to the class what
his partner did in summer.
Brainstorming. Write free time on the board. Say one
true sentence about your freetime activities,e.g,I read
a lot in my free time. or, In my free time I watch films
on DVD. Write the names of the activity on the board:
reading or films, or whatever you said. Ask: Who else
likes reading/films;' .. ? Add two or three more simple
names of popular activities which you think some of
your students may like : football, walking, dancing,
drawing. For each of them ask: Who likes... ?Then
add the word activities (and the hyphen in freetime)
to the board to complete the title of the lesson: free
time activitis. Say: Today we're going to talk about
freetime activities.
Vocabulary teaching.
Students are provided with eight pictures to each and
match 8 words to photos (from the box).
Peer assessment.
Encourage them to compare answers in pairs before
checking as a class. As they finish they pronounce
them with the help of the teacher.
Descriptor
1
2
All hobbies are matched with the
pictures correctly.
Sound the words clearly
Board,
copybooks
Test sheets
Handout with
pictures
Handout with 6 mins
Pair work. Learners tell about which sports and
hobbies can they do:
pictures.
1. At home?
2. Outside?
3. On your own?
4. Team?
His partner may express his opinion if he disagrees
with him.
1
2
Descriptor
They can use modal verbs
correctly.
They can differentiate types of
hobby.
5mins
Listening task.
Less able and more able students listen to four
teenagers and tick to the names of teenagers which
sport or hobby is each person interested in.
Sheets with
tasks
Most able students give recommendations to
teenagers using phrases below:
Your hobby …
• helps you deal with stress.
• relaxes you. • challenges me.
• means you can meet new people.
• keeps you fit. • gets you out of the house.
• helps you forget about my worries.
• makes you feel free.
Concluding the lesson
Assessment Peer and self assessment chart
Giving the home task
Write a short article for the English school magazine
about your hobby. Write: name of hobby, how you do,
play it, why you like it.
Copybooks
Peer and self
assessment
charts
End
4mins
Additional information
Differentiation – how do
you plan to give more
support? How do you plan
to challenge the more able
learners?
Assessment – how are you
planning to check learners’
learning?
Health and safety check Group, peer and individual
assessment were used using
special assessment descriptor.
Reflection
Were the lesson
objectives/learnin
g objectives
realistic?
Did all the
learners achieve
the lesson
objectives/
learning
objectives? If not,
why?
Did my planned
differentiation
work well?
Summary evaluation
What two things went really well (consider both teaching and learning)?
1:
2:
What two things would have improved the lesson (consider both teaching and learning)?
1:
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