- (Listening comprehension activities)
Set the scene by asking children what they can see in the pictures illustrating the dialogue.(Picture 1 – pointing to TV) Has Larry got a TV?
(Picture 2 – pointing to plane) What’s this? etc - Next, mime and say: Listen and look. Play the cassette/CD. Children listen and look at the pictures illustrating the dialogue.
Sumeet: This is great! Look at the big plane, Larry! Look at the big train!
Larry: Look, Sumeet, I’ve got a small plane and a small train.
Sumeet: Ha, ha! Let’s play!
Lulu: Come and see my TV!
Sumeet: Oh, Lulu! You haven’t got a TV!
Lulu: Come to my room!
Lulu: Look! I’ve got a TV too! It’s a chimp TV!
Sumeet: Ha, ha! That’s a great TV! - Explain the listening task. Point to the second picture and ask (looking puzzled): What’s missing? What is it? Let’s listen. Play the cassette/CD. Children listen and draw. Allow children some time to complete the task. Check children’s answers. (train)
- Play the dialogue again with pauses for children to listen and repeat. Check children’s pronunciation and intonation.
Extension: Hold up your book to the class. Say the dialogue and point to the pictures in turn. Repeat, this time inviting children to complete your sentences.Teacher: Look at the big …
Children: plane. etc
Ending the lesson
- (An activity to revise the words from Unit 9a.)
Children are in pairs. Provide each child with a sheet of paper. Assign one of the toys from the unit and ask them to draw the item. One draws a big toy and the other draws a small toy. e.g. a small car, a big car. Invite children to tell you about their pictures (e.g. I ’ve got a big car, Anna’s got a small car.)