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Procedure:
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Procedure:
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Materials:
Procedure:
1. T elicits usage from sts: Demo
2. T elicits form from sts:
3. T gives sts worksheet to match the usages with the functions, then sts check in pairs.
4. T gives sts form handout to past into their journals
Lead in: Fortune Teller Activity
Might need to adapt the activity if it is cultural sensitive.
Materials: WBI/paper cutouts
Procedure:
1.Show sts picture of a fortune teller
2.elicit/pre teach: crystal ball, earring, fog/cloud, fortune teller, customer.
3.Comprehension Questions:
4. Elicit what kind of topics you might ask about at the fortune teller (e.g. work, school, love, family, money, health etc) and T writes on the WB.
5. T elicit some specific questions that might be asked e.g. Will I go to university? How many children will I have? What will my job be? etc
6. Give each st 3 strips of paper. On each paper get sts to write 1 question to ask the fortune teller.
7.T monitors to check that sts are writing open questions and using the ‘will' form.
8. T Demonstrates the activity with a strong st. T ensures to give extended answers as the fortune teller or ask follow-up questions as the customer.
9. T splits class in 2. Half are fortune tellers and half are customers. Fortune tellers sit around the room. Customers sit opposite a fortune teller. sts ask the 3 questions. Set a time limit of 2 or 3 minutes.
10. After 2 minutes customers rotate to a new fortune teller. After customers have spoken to all fortune tellers, T gets feedback on what futures people were told and ask ‘Who was the best fortune teller?'. Customers and fortune tellers swap roles and repeat. Feedback again.
STUDENT A
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STUDENT B
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