What a Hero

THE PLAN OF A LESSON
CLASS: 9
THEME: "What a Hero!"
Purpose of the Lesson: the analysis of the importance of being brave and helping everyone in need.
Educational Aim: to train in the use of new thematic words; to practice speaking, listening, and writing skills that require logic and critical thinking through exercises, dialogue, and an exploratory talk.
Developing Aim: to guide the students to develop their communicative skills through group work and question and answer tasks.
Bringing up Aim: to encourage the students to be responsible, attentive, and brave.
Anticipated Result: by the end of this lesson, students will identify the importance of being brave and of helping anyone in need.
Procedure of the Lesson.
STAGES
Teachers Activity
Students Activity
Resources Visual Aids
I. Organization
moment.
a)greeting:
b)roll call:
c)warm-up:
-Good morning, pupils! Im glad to see you. How are you?
I want you to be in the best of moods. Lets wish each other well in succession:
-A. , I wish you luck!

Thank you very much! Sit down, please.
Today our leader of organization moment is D. !





-Thank you! C. , I wish you joy! . . .


-What day is it today?
-What month is it today?
-Who is on duty today?
-Who is absent today?
-Are we ready to begin our lesson?
Other pupils will answer the questions.
-Teacher, we are ready to begin our lesson!
Working
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II. Making groups.








Well, I want you to divide into two groups. I shall give you pi