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MUET My Way Teacher's Handbook

          3   Grammar Quizzes                      You could develop your  Alternatively, you can divide
                1  Teacher pre-teaches certain grammar items  own set of grammar quizzes  students into groups and get
                 before creating an online quiz using Quizizz/  following my grammar codes  them to research and share the
                 Kahoot!/ Plickers / Edmodo or any other  you can access some that  grammar quiz which they have
                 related apps (refer to the Tech Resources List  I have created on Quizizz.  chosen  with  their  classmates.
                 on page 279).                     However, it is unnecessary to  Allowing them to create
                2  Teacher can also resource free grammar  reinvent the wheel so it is also  their own quizzes with your
                 quizzes that the students can attempt based  perfectly fine to resource other  guidance  is  also  a  very good
                 on grammar items or overall proficiency that  existing grammar quizzes for  idea because it heightens their
                 suits their level.                the students to attempt.  knowledge and their ability
                                                                           to identify the grammatically
                                                                           correct answers.
          4   Grammar Item Identification          Students will be more  You can easily turn this into
                1  Students work in small groups and decide on  aware of the grammar items  an ‘Exhibition Simulation’. Each
                 a broad title and then zoom in on a specific  and structures when they  group is to set up their laptops
                 topic (e.g. pollution – noise pollution,  encounter them in the articles.  and load their PowerPoint
                 technology – artificial intelligence etc.).  This heightened awareness  presentations into it in their
                2  Students collect 5 – 10 articles online based  of the correct forms and the  allocated corner in the school
                 on the sub-topic and identify at least 2  differences between active  hall. Invite other students
                 example sentences that highlight each of  and passive voices will create  from the whole school to visit
                 the 12 grammar formulas below:    a clearer understanding of the  (either during the class time
                 i.  1 +s (present tense, singular)  mechanics of  the  language.  or recess etc.) and to vote for

                 ii.  >1 –s (present tense, plural)  The exhibition simulation will  the best presentations.  This
                 iii.  B5 + P2 (process/continuous tense)  make the purpose of the project  will  get  students  to  be  more
                 iv.  B5 + P4 (passive voice)      more realistic and authentic  confident in explaining the
                 v.  3H + P4 (perfect tense)       and they can learn the norms  grammar items and allows
                 vi.  3H + been + P4 (passive perfect tense)  of an exhibition (registration  the  visitors  to also brush  up
                 vii.  to + ori                    counter, prepare door gifts,  on their understanding of
                 viii.  to + be + P4               voting ballots, announcement  grammar and its usage as well
                 ix.  modal + ori                  of winners, etc.)       as learning new content.
                 x.  modal + be + P4
                 xi.  by + ing
                 xii.  for + ing
                3  Students create a PowerPoint presentation
                 and take turns presenting.
          5   Grammar Game                         Students will find it more  You can make this activity
                1  Students make cue card with the grammar  interesting if they use the  more exciting by asking
                 rules. Shuffle the cards.         grammar rules in an authentic  them to collect 10 pictures or
                2  In a group, a student picks out a card and  and  genuine  writing  activity  keywords from magazines or
                 writes a sentence of a story using the  that is fun and meaningful.  newspapers. For each picture,
                 grammar item correctly.           Students will be challenged  use  the  grammar item  in  the
                3  The next student picks another grammar  to use all the different items  cue card to write the story.
                 cue card and continues the story with the  correctly rather than stick to  Make sure the story makes
                 grammar item being used correctly as well. only the simple present or past  sense  and  uses  all  the  forms
                4  Continue this method until all the cards are  forms without attempting the  correctly.  They can  make
                 used.                             other rules so ensuring that  a scrap book or a poster
                5  Write out the story on a card and hold it up.  they use up all the cards will  using the materials and the
                 Take turns to tell the story to another group. give them ample practice to  sentences of the story. Share
                                                   use them all.           with other groups or the whole
                                                                           class.

         B  Teaching Lexis

         No             Suggested Lessons                  Rationale              Enrichment
          1   Low Frequency Wordlist               Students will easily learn the  Get  students  to  use
                1  Assign a set of vocab from the wordlist  meaning and application of   crosswordlabs.com to create
                 (pg. ) to students (individual or pair work). the low frequency words with  online crosswords. Either print
                2  Students write sentences to demonstrate  hands-on experience. Creating  it out or add the link to their
                 their understanding of the words.  a worksheet also keeps them  blogs and get other classmates
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