Submitted by Pat Branstad
Content:
Students will:
- Identify characteristics of American high schools
Cultural:
Language: Content Obligatory
Students will:
- Demonstrate knowledge of new and previously learned vocabulary to describe the American high school experience from their personal perspective, including vocabulary dealing with the following topics: ways of getting to school, classes/subjects, grades/classes, extra-curricular activities and vacations/holidays
- Accurately apply question formation and interrogatives to interview classmates about their high school experience
- Accurately apply new and previously learned time expressions to interview classmates and be interviewed by a classmate
- Accurately apply verb-subject agreement and present tense sentence structure to answer classmate’s interview questions
Language: Content Compatible
Students will:
- Utilize the following phrases for clarification: Wie bitte? Wie heisst das auf deutsch?
- Utilize previously learned phrases and vocabulary to ask about likes, dislikes and opinions and to respond to the same
Learning Strategies / Social and Skills Development:
Students will:
- Cooperate with one another in activities
- Activate prior knowledge to identify school topics
As an introductory lesson to the unit, this lesson will take seven to eight 50 minute class sessions.
- Die Schule Trackstar – vocab practice/questions to ask students
http://trackstar.hprtec.org/main/display.php3?track_id=105724- Trackstar Arbeitsblatt
- Unterschrift Lotto Aktivität
Pre-task
- Students generate list of characteristics, topics and issues important to them in talking about their school experience through a “quick write – pair – share – large group” activity. Because of students’ low proficiency level, this will be done in English.
- Teacher presents new vocabulary through TPR instruction or modeling.
- Students complete a Trackstar activity including a number of reading comprehension activities to practice new vocabulary
During-task
- In pairs, students interview one another about their school experience and take notes on the information learned.
Post-task
- Teacher uses information to create a “signature lotto” activity for the class.
- Students ask one another questions about information on lotto sheet; those answering yes may sign the appropriate square.
- Informal assessment through teacher observation during interview process and “signature lotto” activity
- Assessment through completion of worksheet for Trackstar activities
- Assessment through paragraph essay describing personal school experience.
List only References and Resources specific to this lesson.
List only Attachments specific to this lesson.
New Vocabulary
Previously Learned Vocabulary
Previously Learned Vocabulary
Unterschrift Lotto