Lesson
Level:
Junior 2 Duration:
40 Minutes
Lesson
Title:
Possessive
Pronouns.
Grammar
and Vocabulary
Vocabulary
of colours and clothing items.
Use
of possevive pronouns
(Mine,
yours, his, hers, ours, theirs)
Lesson
Objectives
Students
will be able to make statements in answer to the question
“Whose
_____ is this/are these.”
Materials
Required
A
prepared deck of cards as follows
8
each of drawings of shoes, socks, T-shirt, trousers, coat, hat,
gloves, sweater, each set on a different colour card. Cards should be
about playing card size.
Preparation
Prepare
materials as above.
Procedure
1
Write
title on the board.
“Mine/Yours/His”
2
Using
a few of your own things, hold them up and say.
“This
is my ______. Whose ______ is this?”
Elicit
answers in the form.
“It
is your ______.”
Go
around the class and do a similar exercise with individual students.
“This
is your ______. Whose ______ is this?”
“It
is my _______”.
And
then using one students object but asking another student.
“This
is his/her _______. Whose _____ is this?”
“It
is his/her ________”.
3
Write
some examples on board.
In
a different colour cross out the “my _______” and replace it with
“mine”.
Make
similar sentences using other pronouns.
4
Repeat
2 but using new sentence forms.
5.
Show
the class the cards.
Draw
the clothing items, one at a time on the board along with their
words.
Drill
the words.
6
Give
each group five cards.
Put
these instructions on the board.
You
want as many clothes of the same colour as you can get.
Each
group choose a leader.
Each
group choose a colour.
Leaders.
You must go to other groups and ask questions
Do
you have a ______?
Groups
if you have one you must give it to the student who asked you.
Demonstrate
the activity by asking some groups.
“Do
you have a red T-shirt?”
“Do
you have blue shoes?” etc
7
Play
game for two minutes.
Leaders
give all their cards back to their group.
Groups
choose a new leader and play again.
8.
Ask
each group in turn what colour they chose and how many items they
have.
9.
EXTENSION
ACTIVITY
Take
a card from one of the groups.
Ask
“Whose ______ is this?”
Elicit
answers in all forms.
Notes
None
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