Activity 1: Warm-up and review · 5 minutes
Clock Race: What time is it?
Aims
Ss activate prior knowledge of telling the time and daily activities, and get ready for the lesson.
Content
Ss look at the clock flashcards and answer the question What time is it? Then they match the activity cards with the times.
Expected outcomes
Ss correctly say the time on the clock pictures and name at least three daily activities in English.
Procedure
Teacher's activities
Pupils' activities
Teacher
T greets Ss and shows a clock picture showing six o’clock. T asks: What time is it? T models: It’s six o’clock.
Pupils
Ss look at the clock and answer in chorus: It’s six o’clock.
Teacher
T shows more clock pictures (six fifteen, six thirty, six forty-five) and asks individual Ss to answer quickly. T sticks the activity cards (get up, have breakfast, go to bed) on the board and asks: What do you do at six fifteen?
Pupils
Ss in teams take turns answering. Expected answer: I get up at six fifteen. / I have breakfast at six thirty. The first team to answer correctly gets a point.
Teacher
T asks a few Ss to say one sentence about their own morning.
Pupils
Ss report: I get up at six. I have breakfast at seven.
Teacher
T praises the teams and introduces the lesson topic: Time and daily routines.
Pupils
Ss copy the title Unit 2 – Lesson 3 into their notebooks.