Unit: Day/Periods: 45 Minutes Topic: Introducing yourself and others Content/Literacy Standards: Comprehend language consisting of simple vocabulary and structures in face-to-face conversation with peers and familiar adults Call upon repetition, rephrasing, and nonverbal cues to derive or convey meaning from a language other than English
Learning Experience Outcomes Students will: Introduce themselves and other people Learning Experience Assessments
Partner role play: students will get into pairs and practice speaking about themselves for a couple of minutes and then each pair will have to get in front of the class and introduce their partner to the rest of the class. Differentiation Approaching Students at this level wont recall the vocabulary they already learned about introductions and exchanging basic information. During their partner role play activity, I can provide these students with a handout that organizes both the familiar and the new vocabulary into steps: introducing yourself, exchanging other info, and introducing others. I will be sure to pay extra attention to these students while theyre working in pairs, monitoring their pronunciation and proper syntax, asking them to repeat phrases or words when necessary, and making sure they got it right. On-level Students at this level will understand the concept after I present them with the exact words and phrases they need to know to introduce themselves and each other. They will need guidance/affirmation/correctio n while working with partners and I will monitor their pronunciation/ability to stay on task/grammar closely during this time. Beyond Students at this level will understand the concept immediately and will probably already know or will be able to recognize most of the words/phrases that we go over during the Activating Prior Knowledge section. I will pair them together during the role play activity and challenge them to get into a more detailed conversation than the other students will be able to in the time given for partner work. Curriculum Integration English: Materials/Resources Procedures/Strategies
Smartboard
Vocab list Sample convo
Smartboard
Sponge Activity (3-4 minutes) (activity that will be done as students enter the room to get them into the mindset of the concept to be learned) What do you say when you introduce somebody (in English)? What kind of basic information do you share with people youve just met? Brainstorm a list of important phrases/words. After a couple minutes, I will let the students share what they feel are the most important phrases or words they have. We will compile the list on the board. Anticipatory Set (1-2 minutes) (focus question/s that will be used to get students thinking about the days lesson) What do you say when you want to introduce somebody to someone else? How do you know when somebody is introducing someone to you?
Activating Prior Knowledge (4-5 minutes) (what information will be shared with/among students to connect to prior knowledge/experience) I would ask if any of the students remember how to say any of the English phrases we compiled in Spanish. I would write those on the board. If nobody remembers anything or nobody participates, I will cue them with words I know they already have seen before. Direct Instruction (10-15 minutes) (input, modeling, check for understanding) I will put up on the smartboard the basic words and phrases they will need to know which they should copy into their notebooks. I will go over each phrase, its meaning, and the pronunciation of everything. I will have the students pronounce each word and phrase after me. I will then put up a sample conversation of people introducing themselves, exchanging some basic information, and then introducing other people to each other. I will read the conversation clearly and slowly for pronunciation and comprehension purposes. After reading it, I will have one student (probably of a high level) come up to the front to model the introduction of oneself with me. We will go through this conversation
Me: Hola! Student: Hola Me: Mi nombre es Senorita Cahill, Como te llamas? Student: Me llamo Ali Me: Mucho gusto, Ali Student: Igualmente. Me: De donde eres? Student: Soy de Sea Cliff. Y tu? Me: Soy de Bayport. Then, I will have a second student come up to the front to practice the introduction of others. I will continue as if the second student is my friend that I already know, and the first student is still somebody that I have just met. I will use body language (gesturing towards them with my hands) to convey clearly that I am introducing the students to each other. Me: Hola Ray! Conoces a Ali? Ray: No Me: Ray, te presento a Ali. Ali es de Sea Cliff. Ali, te presento a Ray. Ray es de Queens. Ali: Encantada Ray: Igualmente
Guided Practice (10 minutes) (how students will demonstrate their grasp of new learning) I will explain that the students will be put into pairs. Once in pairs they are to introduce themselves to each other using the written conversation on the smart board and the role play I modeled as a guide. They are to speak to each other for 5-6 minutes and exchange some basic information like where theyre from, their interests/hobbies, their favorite subject in school, etc. I will let them speak for a couple of minutes and I will walk around and monitor the conversations to make sure they are staying on task. When the time is up, I will explain that the next step is to introduce your partner to the class. I will explain that the first partner is to say Clase, les presento a partners name, then the class is to say Mucho gusto, partners name then the same student is to say one fact that they learned about their partner, for example A partners name le gusta dibujar. Then, the second student will introduce the first one in the same manner. Every pair of students will introduce each other to the class.
Closure (4-5 minutes) (action/statement by teacher designed to bring lesson presentation to an appropriate close) Students will hand in an exit slip. It will have the three Whats on it: What did we learn; so what? Why is it relevant/useful?; now what? What will we do next, how can we build on this? Independent Practice (what students will do to reinforce learning of the lesson) Students will be given a worksheet which calls for them to fill in the blanks to complete a conversation that involves an introduction.
Las Frases Principales Cmo te llamas? Mi/su nombre es Cmo se llama (Ud./ella/l)? Mucho gusto Cul es tu/su nombre? Encantado/a Me llamo Igualmente Se llama El gusto es mo Conocer a Te/le presento a Las frases suplementarias Hola Buenos das Buenas tardes/noches Cmo ests? De dnde eres? Estoy Soy de Qu te gusta hacer? Cuntos aos tienes? Cul es tu ___ favorito? y t/Ud.? Qu te interesa? Zoila: Hola! Jasper: Buenas tardes. Zoila: Cmo te llamas? Jasper: Me llamo Jasper, y t? Zoila: Me llamo Zoila Jasper: Encantado Zoila: Igualmente Jasper: De dnde eres? Zoila: Soy de Brooklyn. Y t, de dnde eres? Jasper: Soy de Philadelphia. *entra Sasha* Zoila: Sasha, conoces a Jasper? Sasha: No, no conozco a l. Zoila: Jasper, te presento a mi hermana. Se llama Sasha. Sasha, te presento a Jasper. Jasper es de Philadelphia. Sasha: Mucho gusto, Jasper Jasper: El gusto es mo.
For Introducing yourself: Hola Buenos das Buenas tardes/noches Cmo te llamas? Cul es tu nombre? Mucho gusto Mi nombre es Encantado/a Me llamo Igualmente El gusto es mo
For exchanging other information: Cmo ests? Qu te gusta hacer? De dnde eres? Estoy Soy de Me gusta Cuntos aos tienes? Cul es tu ___ favorito? y t/Ud.? Qu te interesa? Me interesa
For Introducing Others: Conoces a? Te/Le/Les presento a Es de A ___ le gusta A ___ le interesa
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