Demonstration
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Teacher
presents, using visuals, vocabulary relating to different types of food
animals eat
grass,
fish, bananas, milk, leaves, birds, bugs etc.
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Sit
everyone in a circle, put on some music, and have everyone pass all of the
flashcards around the circle (in the same direction). So the music will be
playing and all of your flashcards will be going around the circle. Suddenly
stop the music – the students holding the flashcard must shout out the name
of the food they are holding. The last person to shout out the correct word
is out (and also remove their flashcard). Keep playing, with each round the
last person going out. This should end with just 2 students passing two
flashcards back and forth.
Introduce "Monkeys like" and " Monkeys
don't like"
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Leaners
listen to the song
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Learners look at the board. The board is
divided into two sections: "likes" on the left and
"dislikes" on the right (indicated with a smiley and unhappy face).
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First, put a food or drink flashcard in the 'like' column (such
as a banana). Get everyone to shout out what you have put. Show the picture
of monkeys. Gesture that they like this (say "Yummy!" and
rub your tummy and smile – make it obvious that monkeys like it a lot). Say, “Monkeys
like bananas".
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Next, put something in the 'dislike' column (such as bugs).
Again, get everyone to shout out what you have put. Gesture that monkeys
don't like this (say "Yuk!" or "It stinks!" and
grimace – make it obvious that you don’t like it). Say, "Monkeys
don’t like bugs".
Practice
Put the students
into pairs. Each student has a picture of animals. They are going to make
sentences using the food and drink items on the board. Model with a student first,
so everyone understands what to do: Teacher says "bananas" –
choosing an item from the board. The student has to make a sentence (e.g.
"Monkeys like bananas"). Then in pairs, students take turns in
choosing a food item for their partner to make a sentence about. For example:
Student A: Milk!
Student B: Cats
like milk!
Student B: Grass!
Student A: Cats
don’t like grass!
Encourage the
use of phrases such as "Yummy", "Yuk».
Controlled Practice Listening
Students are given worksheets with
pictures of food. They listen to the sentences and tick “Yes” or “No”
- Bears
like eggs.
- Horses
like fruit.
- Cows
like grass.
- Tigers
like fish.
- Chickens
like meat.
- Zebras
like milk.
- Giraffes
like leaves
- Penguins
like bugs
- Ducks
like vegetables
- Frogs
like water
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