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CROSS -
 CONTENT   LEARNING    MATERIALS /             DIFFERENTIATION       TEACHER’S
 STANDARD   STANDARD   LEARNING OUTLINE   REFERENCES   CURRICULAR   STRATEGIES   NOTES / REMARKS
                                 ELEMENT

 MAIN SKILL   MAIN SKILL   Pre-lesson   Board    Values    Strategies 3 and 6

       1.   Pre-lesson task 1: Work at the words   (cooperation)   may be suitable.
 Speaking   Speaking
 2.1   2.1.3   Lesson delivery                 Use other strategies

 Communicate simple  Express basic likes   2.   Elicit the names of about 10 toys which pupils like, and write these in   if appropriate.
 information   and dislikes   a list on the board, or ask pupils to write them on the board.
 intelligibly        3.   The toys do not have to be from the textbook: they can also be other
       toys which pupils know and like.
         4.   Pupils may need to ask you for help with vocabulary (Speaking
       Learning Standard 2.2.2) when telling you the toys.
 COMPLEMENTARY  COMPLEMENTARY
 SKILL   SKILL   5.   Draw this grid on the board:
          Toy   Name
 Speaking   Speaking
 2.2   2.2.2
 Use appropriate   Ask for attention or
 communication   help from a teacher
 strategies   or classmate using     6.   Ask pupils to copy the grid in their exercise books, and to write the
    one word or a fixed   names of any 7 toys from the list on the board in their table.
    phrase       7.   Tell pupils they have to find a classmate for toys in their table by
    asking What’s your favourite toy?

 8.   Demonstrate by asking a pupil (Pupil A) to ask you What’s your
 favourite toy?

 9.   Make sure that the answer you give is not one of the toys in Pupil A’s
 grid.

 10.  Tell Pupil A to ask another pupil, until an answer matches one of the
 toys in their table. Pupil A then writes down the name of Pupil B in
 the grid next to the appropriate toy.

 11.  Tell pupils that they have to find names for 5 or more of the toys in
 the table.

 12.  Pupils mingle and complete their tables. If mingling isn’t possible in
 your class, you can go outside, or ask pupils to sit in groups.

 13.  Stop when most but not all pupils are finished.

 14.  Ask them to report back to you (e.g. Ayesha’s favourite toy is her
 ball).

 15.  If there is extra time, ask pupils to write a true sentence and a false
 sentence from their grid for their partner, who reads their grid and
 then corrects the false sentence.

 Post lesson

 16.  Post-lesson task 1: Spot the differences


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