OBJECTIVES
Throughout
this unit, the student will be able to achieve the following points:
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Identify toys
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Listen and say Tiger’s word chant
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Listen and understand the story
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Give a personal response and be aware of values in the
story
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Recall and repeat the story
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Sing the songs
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Practise pronunciation: /b/
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Make the cut-out
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Act out the story using the toy cards
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Play the games
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Listen and identify materials
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Listen, understand and repeat the Ping and Pong story
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Ask about and identify materials
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Read and write key words
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Listen and respond to classroom language
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Review own learning
CONTENTS:
1.- LANGUAGE KNOWLEDGE AND USE
ACTIVE LANGUAGE
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RECEPTIVE LANGUAGE
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CORE LANGUAGE:
TOYS
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RECYCLED LANGUAGE
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CLASSROOM LANGUAGE
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I… are playing … boring
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bike, board game, car, computer game, doll, kite, scooter, skateboard
Story vocabulary
chair, cupboard, table
CLIL vocabulary: materials
metal, paper, plastic, wood
Structures
I can’t find (my bike).
Where’s my (scooter)?
in/on/under …
Is it (under the table)? Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.
(The car) is (in the cupboard).
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It’s …
Do you like …? Yes, I do./No, I don’t.
ball, big, book, pencil case, ruler, small
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I can’t find my … Where’s my …? It’s in/on/under your …
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Pronuntiation
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The /b/ sound (bike, book)
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2.- SOCIOCULTURAL ASPECTS AND INTERCULTURAL AWARENESS
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Interest in talking about toys
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Interest in identifying what things are made of
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Awareness of how many things we use in our daily lives
are plastic
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Enjoyment in singing and acting out a version of a
traditional song
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Interest in learning about typical toys children play
with in the UK and comparing them with toys in your country
3.- LITERARY
EDUCATION
§ Taking
part in dramatisations, memorisation, poem recitation, singing songs, telling
stories, etc:
Songs and rhymes:
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Hello, everyone
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Goodbye, everyone
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Tiger’s word chant
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Where’s my skateboard?
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Materials are fantastic
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Four great toys in a toy shop.
4.- CROSS-CURRICULAR
ITEMS
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Science:
Materials
5.- ATTITUDES AND
VALUES
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Pleasure in the humour of the story
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Awareness of when to wear a helmet for safety
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Willingness to take turns
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Enjoyment in completing activities in the book
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Pleasure in the humour of the Ping and Pong story
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Confidence in using classroom language
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Willingness to review own learning
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