Σάββατο 18 Φεβρουαρίου 2017

THE TROJAN WAR

UNIT 5, LESSON 7: ACHILLES' DEATH

UNIT 5, LESSON 7: ACHILLES’ DEATH

Lesson Plan
Cover Page

 

 

Language

Outcomes

Content

Learners learn about Achilles, his immortality and his death.

Language

Learners can use the verbs “to be”, “have got” and “can”, as well as the Present Tenses, to comment on the story.

Learning skill

Learners can work cooperatively in groups of four (4).

Personal aim

Want to try out narrative and descriptive technique based on pictures. 

Educational aims

Students study and learn vocabulary items related to Achilles’ death, then use this knowledge to carry out relevant tasks.

Timetable fit

This is the fifth in a series of units, dealing with the Trojan War.

Group profile

There are 26 students in class, 13 boys and 13 girls.

Duration

One (1) teaching hour [45 minutes]

Assumptions

Students are pre-elementary (A1) level English learners. They have enough of the key vocabulary already to discuss mythology, as well as start writing short relevant texts; however, their work still needs improvement.

Anticipated problems and solutions

Learners may be unsure of some key vocabulary; therefore, a powerpoint presentation together with related language games, will facilitate learning.

Materials

History Student’s Book, Worksheets, Video, Computer, Whiteboard, Projector


Procedure

Stage
Aim
Procedure
Materials
Interaction
Time
Warm-up
Activate prior knowledge
T asks students relevant questions to revise Lessons 1-6 regarding the Trojan war
Board
Computer
Projector

Group work

5 mins
Outcomes
Vocabulary input
Clarify lesson aims
Present and practise vocabulary
T presents Achilles’ death:
1. Ls watch a presentation about  Achilles, his immortality and his death
2.T discusses with Ls, who complete  relevant tasks (both orally and written) in class
Board
Computer
Projector
PowerPoint presentation
Handout


T – Ls

Group work

35 mins
Assign
Homework
Practise vocabulary
Homework leaflet:
Comprehension exercises related to Achilles death, as well as the Trojan war in general
Handout
Individual task
5 mins


ACHILLES' DEATH (TEACHER PRESENTATION)

https://vimeo.com/203170064

UNIT 5, LESSON 7: Achilles’ Death
STUDENT WORKSHEET
1.   Watch, then put the pictures below in the correct order. Number them 1 – 5.

        
      4. Achilles … : Tick (√)
                  ____ is angry with Agamemnonas.
                  ____ takes revenge (=εκδικείται) for his friend.
                  ____ is giving the apple to Aphrodite.
                  ____ Hephaestus makes a new shield for him.
                  ____ is sorry for Priam.
                  ____ is killing Patroclus.
                  ____ Andromachi is his wife.

         5. Tick (√) the correct box.

GREEKS
TROJANS
Agamemnonas


Paris


Hector


Achilles


Priam


Patroclus


Ekavi


Helen


Andromachi


Odysseus


Menelaos



Κυριακή 5 Φεβρουαρίου 2017

UNIT 5, LESSON 5: PATROCLUS' DEATH

UNIT 5, LESSON 5: PATROCLUS’ DEATH

Lesson Plan
Cover Page

 

 

Language

Outcomes

Content

Learners learn about Patroclus, his conversation with his close friend Achilles, his decision to fight and his death.

Language

Learners can use the verbs “to be”, “have got” and “can”, as well as the Present Tenses, to comment on the story.

Learning skill

Learners can work cooperatively in groups of four (4).

Personal aim

Want to try out narrative and descriptive technique based on pictures. 

Educational aims

Students study and learn vocabulary items related to Patroclus’ death, then use this knowledge to carry out relevant tasks.

Timetable fit

This is the fifth in a series of units, dealing with the Trojan War.

Group profile

There are 26 students in class, 13 boys and 13 girls.

Duration

One (1) teaching hour [45 minutes]

Assumptions

Students are pre-elementary (A1) level English learners. They have enough of the key vocabulary already to discuss mythology, as well as start writing short relevant texts; however, their work still needs improvement.

Anticipated problems and solutions

Learners may be unsure of some key vocabulary; therefore, a powerpoint presentation together with related language games, will facilitate learning.

Materials

History Student’s Book, Worksheets, Video, Computer, Whiteboard, Projector


Procedure

Stage
Aim
Procedure
Materials
Interaction
Time
Warm-up
Activate prior knowledge
T asks students relevant questions to revise Lessons 1-4 regarding the cause and the beginning of the Trojan campaign
Board
Computer
Projector

Group work

5 mins
Outcomes
Vocabulary input
Clarify lesson aims
Present and practise vocabulary
T presents Patroclus’ death:
1. Ls watch a presentation about  Patroclus, his conversation with his close friend Achilles, his decision to fight and his death
2.T discusses with Ls, who complete  relevant tasks (both orally and written) in class
Board
Computer
Projector
PowerPoint presentation
Handout


T – Ls

Group work

35 mins
Assign
Homework
Practise vocabulary
Homework leaflet:
Study a text describing Achilles new shield, then colour it
Handout
Individual task
5 mins



PATROCLUS' DEATH (TEACHER PRESENTATION)
                              https://vimeo.com/201552217

UNIT 5, LESSON 5: Patroclus’ Death
STUDENT WORKSHEET
Study the text about Achilles’ new shield, then colour it.