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SCHEME OF WORK: TEXTBOOK BASED LESSON (UNIT 7)
 LESSON 85 (Speaking 13)
 MAIN SKILL(S) FOCUS: Speaking
                THEME: Health and Environment
 WEEK:   __     TOPIC: Mother Nature   CROSS CURRICULAR ELEMENT(S):   LANGUAGE/GRAMMAR FOCUS: expressing opinions;
    Environmental Sustainability   expressing likes and dislikes, describing places, making a decision

 CONTENT   LEARNING           MATERIALS /        DIFFERENTIATION
 STANDARD   STANDARD   LEARNING OUTLINE   REFERENCES   STRATEGIES

 Main Skill   Main Skill   Pre-lesson   Full Blast Plus 4   Fast finishers can help less
       Put pupils in pairs and ask them to tell their talk partner(s) about the   Student’s Book,   proficient pupils to write their
 Speaking  2.2   Speaking  2.2.1    latest outdoor activity they have done recently, if they liked the activities   p102   proposals to the principle.
 Use register   Use formal and   and why.     Teacher’s Book,   They can move around the
 appropriately   informal registers      p102   room advising on spelling and
    appropriately in   Lesson delivery      giving feedback.
    most familiar   This lesson focuses on the Speaking activity. See the Teacher’s Book
    contexts   for detailed guidance. Ask pupils to shut their textbooks. Show on the   Support should be given to
       whiteboard the list of activities in the pictures from the speaking activity   less proficient pupils during the
    Complementary   (visit a castle on a hill, walk in the countryside, etc.). Divide the class into   speaking and writing activities,
 Complementary   Skill   eight groups and give each group one topic. Give pupils a set amount of   depending on their needs. For
 Skill      time to think of as many words related to their topic as the can think of.   example, by providing
    Writing  4.2.2   When ready, collect pupils’ words. Elicit from the pupils the register they   vocabulary or model sentence
 Writing  4.2   Spell written work   have used so far in the lesson (i.e. informal discussions) and tell them   constructions to help the pupil
 Communicate with  on a range of text   that they will now use a more formal register.    produce sentences, or
 appropriate   types with                   reducing the number of
 language, form   reasonable    Follow the instruction in the Teacher’s Book for the speaking activity.   recommend trips if it is best to
 and style   accuracy   Point out to pupils that the words / phrases presented in the boxes (I   focus on the quality of one or
    believe…I definitely think that…) are quite formal because they are   two.
    discussing the advantages and disadvantages of each visit or activity
 with (an)other committee member(s). The speaking activity focuses on   For additional differentiation
 developing the main skill.                 strategies, please refer to the
                                            provided list of differentiation
 In order to meet the complementary skill, add a new stage to the lesson.   strategies and select
 Once each pair have decided on a final choice of three day-trips, ask   appropriate strategy
 them to write a short recommendation to the Principal of the school,   /strategies based on the needs
 stating their chosen three day-trips and reasons for their choices. (For   of the pupils.
 example: We believe a walk in the countryside is a good idea because
 we will see some spectacular views of the impressive landscape  / We
 definitely think you will love to explore ancient ruins because it’s exciting
 and a valuable learning experience too.)





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