I. Objectives:
1. Knowledge: by the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to describe information from a chart
2. Skill: writing, reading
II. Teaching aids: textbook, blackboard, chalk
III. Methods : communicative approach
IV. Procedure:
Ngo quyen high school Date of preparing: 06/02/2010 Supervisor: Tran Thi Thu Hong Date of teaching: 22/02/2010 Trainee teacher: Dang Thi Huong Class: 11/3 Unit 11: Sources of energy Period 69 (Writing) Time: 45 mins Objectives: 1. Knowledge: by the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to describe information from a chart 2. Skill: writing, reading Teaching aids: textbook, blackboard, chalk Methods : communicative approach Procedure: Content Activities I. Stabilization: (1min) II. Check-up: (4 mins) fill in the blanks with suitable words are renewable resources. The amount of solar energy that reaches the earth depends on the.. If .to pollute the air, it will not contain the correct amount of these gas. * Key answer: 1. solar energy, air and water 2. atmosphere 3. humans continue III. Pre- writing: ( 15 mins) * Activity 1: ( 6 mins) Questions- answers What sources of energy are mentioned in the chart? What do the figures 20, 40, 60 refer to? What do the figures 2000, 2005 refer to? What do the green, red and dark blue columns refer to? * Key answer: Hydroelectricity, petroleum, coal and nuclear They refer to the consumption of energy They refer to the years The green column refers to coal. The red refers to nuclear and hydroelectricity. The dark blue refers to petroleum * Activity 2: ( 5 mins) - be followed by: - the chart shows/ describes/ presents:.. - as can be seen/ it can be seen that/ according to the chart - .make up / account for/ contribute the largest / smallest amount of.. * useful language: The chart shows the past event, so we use the past simple tense. * Activity 3: ( 4 mins) Fill in the gaps with the information from the chart. * Key answer: 1. 117 2. coal 3. smallest IV. While- writing: ( 15 mins) Continue the description of the trends in energy consumption in the year 2005 in Highland à Expected answers : The chart shows the energy consumption in Highland in 2005. It can be seen, the total energy consumption was 170 million tons. Nuclear & Hydroelectricity made up the largest amount of this figure (75 million tons) This was followed by the consumption of petroleum (50 million tons). Coal made up the smallest amount of energy consumption (45 million tons) V. Post- writing: ( 9 mins) Describe the chart, using the information from tasks 1 and 2 in your textbook(p.130) Was the total energy consumption in 2005 higher or lower than it was in 2000? How many tons were nuclear and hydroelectricity consumed in 2005? Was it higher or lower than it was in 2000? Was the consumption of coal in 2005 lower or higher than it was in 2000? Was petroleum consumption in 2005 lower or higher than it was in 2000? What kinds of energy do people tend to consume more? * Key answer: 1. The total consumption in 2005 was higher than it was in 2000. 2. 75 tons nuclear and hydroelectricity consumed in 2005. it was higher than it was in 2000. 3. The consumption of coal in 2005 was lower than it was in 2000 4. Petroleum consumption in 2005 was lower than it was in 2000. 5. People tend to consume more nuclear and hydroelectricity than coal and petroleum. * Suggested paragraph: The chart shows the energy consumption in Highland in 2000 and 2005. As can be seen, the total energy consumption in 2005 was 170 million tons. So it was higher than it was in 2000 (117 million tons). In 2005, nuclear and hydroelectricity made up the largest amount of this figure (75 million tons). This was followed by the consumption of petroleum (50 million tons). Both of them were higher than they were in 2000. However, coal decreased the amount of the energy consumption (from 57 million tons in 2000 to 50 million tons). In conclusion, people tend to consume more nuclear and electricity than coal and petroleum VI. Home work:( 1 min) Learn new words and structures. Write the description the chart. Prepare for the next part (language focus). - T checks up the old lesson ( listening) - T asks Ss to look at the chart in their book. - T asks Ss some questions. - Ss answer. - T gives feedbacks if necessary. - T provides some expressions for Ss. - Ss take notes in their notebook. - T asks Ss to read the passage and fill in the gaps with the information from the chart. - T calls on some Ss to read their answers. - T writes Ss’ answer on the board - T corrects. - Ss work in pairs. - T calls on 4 Ss to present their answers on the board. - T has some Ss read their writing in front of the class. +S1: writes from “The chart showsmillion tons.” +S2: writes about the largest amount of energy consumption. +S3: writes about the amount of energy consumption followed the largest amount of energy consumption. +S4: writes about the smallest amount of energy consumption. -T checks the answers on the board and corrects mistakes if necessary. - T asks Ss to work in pairs to answer some questions. - T has some Ss answer. - T writes their answer on the board - T asks Ss to take note the answers in their notebook to write a paragraph to describe the energy consumption in Highlands between in 2000 & 2005 at home. 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