Giáo án Tiếng Anh Lớp 3 - Unit 1 - Lesson 4 - Period 14

SEMESTER 1 – Unit 1 – Lesson 4 - Period 14
Lesson 4 – Phonics Objectives: - First letter sounds a/b/c/d, Speaking and writing skills
Topic – Language target
Resources and Teaching Aids
Key Activities 
KEY LANGUAGE FOCUS: 
Writing – Speaking 
KEY VOCABULARY
Apple
Bird
Cat
Dog
ADDITIONAL VOCABULARY
Here
Like (v)
SENTENCE PATTERN
Resources
CLASS BOOK p.11
Teaching Aids:
- Phonics cards 1-4
- CD Tracks 15-17
Introduction
aDraw dotted outlines of the letters a,b,c, and d in upper-and lower-case on the board. Ask different children to come and join the letters.
aPoint to each letter on the board and say the letter name and the sound for both upper- and lower-case letters for children to repeat. Say the sounds again and children can draw the letters in the air.
Development
aVocabulary: Elicit the words on the phonics cards and say the letter names and sounds for children to repeat. Use the cards in order and then out of order to drill the first letter sounds and the words.
aRecording 15: Children do the exercise and point to the letters.
aRecording 16: Do the exercise, and children join in with the chant. Put the four cards around the room and children point as they say the chant. 
aRecording 17: Ask children what the dog has got. Tell children they can find out by listening. Model the activity and then children listen and draw the lines.
aExercise 4: Read the text for children to follow and model the activity first on the board. Then children read and circle the sounds at the start of the words.
Consolidation
aPhonics activity: Give the children different actions to do for the different letters (e.g. stand up for a, clap their hands for b, put their right hand in the air for c, left hand in the air for d). Then say the letters in order, and then out of order and the children do the actions as they hear the different sounds. Volunteers can come up to the front of the class and the children can run the activity themselves, either with the whole class or in smaller groups.