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Initial test paper • The students are given a test in order to establish 2.1 1 S1 Test paper Written
their level 3.3 evaluation
Revision I • Revising the grammatical problems with which 2.3 1 S2 Worksheets Individual
the students should be familiar by this moment 3.3 Bb work
• Students are given multiple choice, fill in the Oral
blanks type of exercises evaluation
• Certain problems are discussed
Revision II • Revising the grammatical problems with which 2.3 1 S2 Worksheets Individual
the students should be familiar by this moment 3.3 Bb work
• Students are given multiple choice, fill in the Oral
blanks type of exercises evaluation
• Certain problems are discussed
Around London • Discussion points: What we know, don’t know, 2.3 1 S3 Textbooks Oral
want to know about London 3.3 Bb evaluation
• Reading images (match the images with the 5.1 Group
text): group work 5.3 interaction
The Tower of London • Reading comprehension (The history of the 3.3 1 S4 Textbooks Oral
Tower of London) (cue-reading) 5.1 Bb evaluation
• Fill in the chart (reading comprehension) 5.2 Individual
(III.1/page 12) work
London by Day and by • Group reading (scan-type of reading) 3.3 1 S4 Textbooks Oral
Night • Reading comprehension (2/page 15). Oral 5.1 Bb evaluation
answers 5.2 Group
• Chart filling on reading activity (III/page 15). 5.3 interaction
Cue-reading and filling
Culture and • Discussion points: battles. 2.1 1 S5 Textbooks Oral
Civilization. Invaders • Group reading and filling the blanks (II/page 17) 3.3 Bb evaluation
• Match questions with answers (III/page 17) 5.1 Group
(individual work) 5.3 interaction
• History map drawing (reading of the info boxes Individual
to draw the map) (cue reading) work
• Reading comprehension (IV/page 19, V/page 20)
Heroes and monsters. • Warm-up (2/page 21) 2.3 1 S5 Textbooks Oral
• Reading comprehension (ordering, II,1,2/page 3.3 Bb evaluation
21,22) (cue-reading ) 5.1 Individual
• Eliciting the pattern: epic narrative poem (4/page 5.3 work
22)
• Eliciting the features of alliteration and
assonance after the example (2,3/page 23)