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FIFTH CLASS


FIFTH CLASS AND LAST ONE OF THIS PERIOD



Topic: My body.
Vocabulary: mouth, nose, tooth, teeth, eyes, ears, hands, feet, foot.
Grammar: Do you have…? Yes, I do. No, I don’t.

Their planing 

their materials were visual, auditive and tactile, not at the same time but they used them in these different ways to perform some activities. 

 They sang different songs that the students like a lot, because the songs had good sound and the teachers did awesome movements with the song.

Iliana used two different flashcards "Yes, I do and No, I don't!" and asked if they had three mouths, hands, heads, eyes, ears, nose, etc. They had to respond according to what they had in the page Ileana gave them.


In the next part of the class, in Jc´s activity, numbers and colored pages were pasted  and according to the number and color they had to go and unstick the paper. The paper showed a picture and then Jc asked them: What is this?

To end,  The Simon says activity.  their activities involved a lot of movement which made the students fill up with energy, they used this to make the environment even better when delivering the activities.

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