Sunday, May 24, 2015

OPS FORM 1 HOBBIES UNIT 2 2015

DAY :
DATE :
THEME    
People - STIMULUS
TOPIC     
Unit 2   Hobbies




CLASS


TIME
LEARNING OUTCOMES/OBJECTIVES
1. To activate background knowledge on hobbies
2. To talk about hobbies in the picture
DURATION : 40 MINUTES
LESSSON OUTLINE :
Activity 1  What's in the Title?
1. Guide all students to talk about the title, "Hobbies".
2. Ask the following questions:
◦  What does the title, “Hobbies” mean?
◦  Can you tell me hobbies that teenagers like?

Activity 2  What's the Hobby?
1.  Draw all students' attention to the pictures.
2.  Teacher asks the following questions:
◦  What do you see in the pictures?
◦  What are the children doing in the pictures?

Activity 3  Talking About Hobbies
1. Lead all students to discuss the hobbies in the picture.
2.Teacher asks the following questions.
     Which hobby do you like?
     Which hobby do you dislike?
RESOURCES        Page 7 :  Stimulus on Hobbies
                             Pages 18–19 :  Teacher’s  Companion/Creative Notes for Teachers
TEACHING AIDS
Bb & Chalk

Com, CD, Speaker ,LCD

Hdouts&Wsheets

Posters & Charts

Magazines &Npaper

Dictionary etc

Wbook&Tbook

Student’s Hbook

TCompanion

Others





MORAL VALUES
Self awareness

Accountability

Calmness

Patience

Compassion

Appreciation

Co-operation

Modesty

Courage

Self-Esteem

Moderation

Tolerance

Creativity

Acceptance

Alertness

REFLECTION :












DAY :
DATE :
THEME    
People – BUILDING BLOCKS
TOPIC     
Unit 2   Hobbies




CLASS


TIME
LEARNING OUTCOMES/OBJECTIVES
1.  To say aloud the people in a family tree
2.  To build vocabulary
3.  To pronounce the targeted vocabulary
DURATION : 40 MINUTES
LESSSON OUTLINE :
Activity 1  Name the Hobbies
1.  Get students to look at the pictures.
2.  Ask students the following question:
◦  What are the hobbies in the pictures?

Activity 2  Listen and Say Aloud
1. Play the Audio-Video DVD to allow students to listen and practise saying aloud the hobbies.
2. Pause after each word to allow all students to internalise the targeted vocabulary.
3. Ensure that all students participate actively.  Replay if necessary.

Activity 3  Carrying Out the Hobbies (B2DL1E1)
1. Get students to look at the pictures again.
2. Ask students this question: Where do you carry out these activities?
3. Get students to work in pairs.
4. One student invites another student to join him/her in carrying out their favourite hobby.
5. Guide students to ask and answer the following questions:
◦  Would you like to join me for a picnic this Saturday? OR
◦  Would you like to play badminton with me this evening at five?

Suggested answers:
     Would you like to join me for a picnic this Saturday?
Yes, I would like to join you for a picnic. No, I'm sorry.  I can't make it.
OR
     Would you like to play badminton with me this evening at five?
Yes, I would like to play badminton with you this evening. No, I'm sorry.  I have to complete my homework.
RESOURCES        Page 8              :  Building Blocks on Hobbies
                             Pages 20 – 21 :  Teacher’s  Companion/Creative Notes for Teachers
TEACHING AIDS
Bb & Chalk

Com, CD, Speaker ,LCD

Hdouts&Wsheets

Posters & Charts

Magazines &Npaper

Dictionary etc

Wbook&Tbook

Student’s Hbook

TCompanion

Others





MORAL VALUES
Self awareness

Accountability

Calmness

Patience

Compassion

Appreciation

Co-operation

Modesty

Courage

Self-Esteem

Moderation

Tolerance

Creativity

Acceptance

Alertness

REFLECTION :








DAY :
DATE :
THEME    
People – LANGUAGE IN ACTION
TOPIC     
Unit 2   Hobbies




CLASS


TIME
LEARNING OUTCOMES/OBJECTIVES
1. To learn the sentence patterns for expressing likes and dislikes when talking about hobbies
2. To practise using the sentence patterns on expressing likes and dislikes when talking about hobbies
3. To give reason(s) for disliking a hobby
DURATION : 80 MINUTES
LESSSON OUTLINE :
Activity 1  Direct Me!
1.Draw students' attention to the picture.
2.Get all students to predict what the picture is about by asking the following questions:
◦  What do you see in this picture?
◦  What do you think this video is about?
3.Play the audio-video DVD.  Get students to watch the video.

Activity 2  Pause and Practise
1.Play the audio-video DVD and pause at the following sentence patterns:
     I like …
     I love …
     I don't really like … because
     I don't like … because
2.At every pause, teacher asks students questions to help students be aware of the sentence patterns used for likes and dislikes when talking about hobbies.
3. Questions asked must allow students to use the sentence patterns in their answers.
4. Teacher asks questions to elicit personal responses from students.
For example, pause at:
I like playing badminton.  (taken from Tapescript) T:  What do you like to do …?
S:  I like …
5. Ensure that all students participate actively.  Replay and pause if necessary.
RESOURCES        Page 9              :  language in Action on Hobbies
                             Pages 22 – 23 :  Teacher’s  Companion/Creative Notes for Teachers
TEACHING AIDS
Bb & Chalk

Com, CD, Speaker ,LCD

Hdouts&Wsheets

Posters & Charts

Magazines &Npaper

Dictionary etc

Wbook&Tbook

Student’s Hbook

TCompanion

Others





MORAL VALUES
Self awareness

Accountability

Calmness

Patience

Compassion

Appreciation

Co-operation

Modesty

Courage

Self-Esteem

Moderation

Tolerance

Creativity

Acceptance

Alertness

REFLECTION :









DAY :
DATE :
THEME    
People – LANGUAGE IN USE
TOPIC     
Unit 2   Hobbies




CLASS


TIME
LEARNING OUTCOMES/OBJECTIVES
1. To talk about students' hobbies
2. To practise the vocabulary learned
3. To practise the pronunciation of the vocabulary
4. To practise sentence patterns on expressing likes and dislikes when talking about hobbies
DURATION : 80 MINUTES
LESSSON OUTLINE :
Activity 1  Interview Me
1. Draw students' attention to the picture.
2. Ask the following questions:
◦  What can you see in the picture?
◦  What are they talking about?
3.Tell students that they will be interviewing their friends about their hobbies. They are not allowed to write down any of the information.
4.Teacher demonstrates with one student. Ask a student the following questions: T: What is your hobby?
S: My hobby is singing/dancing/drawing
T: Why do you like the hobby?
S:  I like it because it makes me happy.
From the student's responses, teacher models the structure:
My hobby is singing.  I like singing because it makes me happy.
5. Get students to work in pairs.  Students take turns to talk about their hobbies with their partners.

Activity 2  Let's Share
1. Get students to share the information gathered during the interview with the class.
2. Teacher models the sentence patterns on how to report the information gathered.
Maria's hobby is singing.  She likes singing because it makes her happy.
3. Invite all students to share the information gathered with the class.
RESOURCES        Page 10              :  Language in Use on Hobbies
                             Pages 25 – 26    : Teacher’s  Companion/Creative Notes for Teachers
TEACHING AIDS
Bb & Chalk

Com, CD, Speaker ,LCD

Hdouts&Wsheets

Posters & Charts

Magazines &Npaper

Dictionary etc

Wbook&Tbook

Student’s Hbook

TCompanion

Others





MORAL VALUES
Self awareness

Accountability

Calmness

Patience

Compassion

Appreciation

Co-operation

Modesty

Courage

Self-Esteem

Moderation

Tolerance

Creativity

Acceptance

Alertness

REFLECTION :











DAY :
DATE :
THEME    
People – HAVING FUN
TOPIC     
Unit 2 Hobbies




CLASS


TIME
LEARNING OUTCOMES/OBJECTIVES
1. To share and talk about hobbies using the items students have brought
2. To practise the vocabulary learned
3. To practise the pronunciation of the vocabulary
4. To practise sentence patterns used for talking about hobbies
DURATION : 80 MINUTES
LESSSON OUTLINE :
Activity 1  Trigger your senses
1. Draw students' attention to the picture.
2.  Ask the following questions:
◦  What do you see in the pictures?
◦  What is the boy doing?
◦  What is he talking about?

Activity 2  Show and Tell (B1DL1E1)
1. Get students to talk about their hobbies using the items they have brought.
2. Encourage other students to ask questions during the show and tell sessions. This is to ensure that all students are actively involved.
Suggested questions:
◦  Why do you like this hobby?
◦  Where do you carry out this hobby?
◦  When do you carry out this hobby?
RESOURCES        Page 11              :  Having Fun on Hobbies
                             Pages 27 – 28 :  Teacher’s  Companion/Creative Notes for Teachers
TEACHING AIDS
Bb & Chalk

Com, CD, Speaker ,LCD

Hdouts&Wsheets

Posters & Charts

Magazines &Npaper

Dictionary etc

Wbook&Tbook

Student’s Hbook

TCompanion

Others





MORAL VALUES
Self awareness

Accountability

Calmness

Patience

Compassion

Appreciation

Co-operation

Modesty

Courage

Self-Esteem

Moderation

Tolerance

Creativity

Acceptance

Alertness

REFLECTION :












DAY :
DATE :
THEME    
People – FUN IN SHARING
TOPIC     
Unit 2   Hobbies




CLASS


TIME
LEARNING OUTCOMES/OBJECTIVES
1. To actively involve all students to use the language learned in this topic confidently
2. To practise the vocabulary learned
3. To practise the pronunciation of the vocabulary
4.To practise sentence patterns used for talking about hobbies
DURATION : 80 MINUTES
LESSSON OUTLINE :
Activity 1  Let's Promote!
1. Draw students' attention to the picture.
2. Ask the following questions:
◦  What do you see in the picture?
◦  What are they doing?
3. Tell students that they are going to form a Hobby Club and they are going to promote their club to the class.
4. Get students to work in groups of five.
5. Students form a circle.  Give a ball to each group.
6. Each group must prepare their posters to promote their Hobby Club.
7. Each poster must include the following:
     Name of the club
     Logo
     Activities (to be represented visually)

Activity 2  Share It
1. Invite each group to share their posters and promote their clubs.  Each member in the group must be given a chance to share.
2. The following are steps to help students to talk about their clubs.  Ensure that each student play a role in promoting the club.
•       Greet the teacher and classmates.  Introduce the members in the group.
•       One member introduces the club logo and name.
•       The next member explains the logo for the club.
•       Another member talks about the activities for the club.
•       The last member gives reasons why the students should join the club.
3. Ensure all groups get the opportunity to present their clubs.
4. Get students to vote on the best poster and give reasons for their choice.
RESOURCES        Page 12              :  Fun in Sharing on Hobbies
                             Pages 29 – 30 :  Teacher’s  Companion/Creative Notes for Teachers
TEACHING AIDS
Bb & Chalk

Com, CD, Speaker ,LCD

Hdouts&Wsheets

Posters & Charts

Magazines &Npaper

Dictionary etc

Wbook&Tbook

Student’s Hbook

TCompanion

Others





MORAL VALUES
Self awareness

Accountability

Calmness

Patience

Compassion

Appreciation

Co-operation

Modesty

Courage

Self-Esteem

Moderation

Tolerance

Creativity

Acceptance

Alertness

REFLECTION :




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