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LESSON PLAN
The beggar
Topic: The beggar
Class: 4
Time: 40 minutes
I. OBJECTIVES
1. Knowledge:
- Identify difficult words in the lesson: overflow, dirty, groan,
squirm, ...
- Recognize the content of the lesson: Praise the boy who has a kind heart,
sympathizes and takes pity on the beggar with the misfortune of the poor
old beggar.
2. Skills:
- Correctly read difficult or confusing languages and words due to the
influence of dialects: stooped, quite red, overflow, pathetic, puffy,
groaning, …
- Fluently read the whole reading, pause, pause slightly after punctuation
marks, between phrases, emphasize in descriptive and meaningful words. -
Read the whole article expressively, showing the appropriate voice for each
passage.
3. Attitude
- Pay attention to the lesson, be active, explore, actively build lessons. -
Love Vietnamese subject especially reading skill.
II. TEACHING AIDS
1. Teacher:
- Computer, sceen projector
- Video, pictures about lesson
2. Students:
- Text book, notebook, pencil,…
III. METHODS AND TECHNIQUES
1. Methods:
- Question and answer
- Observation
- Problem solving
- Group teaching
2. Techniques:
- Tablecloth technique
- Brainstorm
IV. VOCABULARY
Words Pronounce Means
pathetic /pə θet k/ ˈ ɪ making you feel sad
tattered / tætəd/ ˈ old and torn; in bad condition
groan / n/ɡ ʊ to make a long deep sound because
you are annoyed, upset or in pain,
or with pleasure
leverage / li vər d / ˈ ː ɪ ʒ the ability to influence what people do
sincerely /s n s əli/ɪ ˈ ɪ in a way that shows what you
really feel or think about
somebody/something
V. PROCEDURES
Time Content Teacher’s activities Student’s activities
5’ Activity 1:
Warm up
* The
objectives: -
Stabilize order,
prepare students
to be ready to
study
- Check the
previous lesson
- Organizational
stability
- Check the previous
lesson:
+ Invite 3 students to
continue reading the
“article visiting friends”
and answer questions
about the content of
the lesson.
+ Invite a student to
read the whole article
and answer the
questions: What is the
meaning of the
opening and closing
lines of the letter?
- Comment and give
students points.
- Teacher comments
and praises
- Students are stable,
take the subject books
- Students read and
answer the questions
3’ Activity
2:Introduction
* The
objectives: -
Arousing
curiosity,
wanting to learn
about the work
- Give the illustrated
picture and ask
students:
+ What scene does the
picture show?
+ Have you seen the
beggars? How do I see
them? How do others
treat them?
+ What did the boy in
the article give the old
man?
- The children will
learn today's lesson
through the story of the
famous Russian writer
Tukgenev.
+ The painting depicts a
scene on the street, a boy
holding the hand of an
old beggar. The old man
was saying something
to him. + The beggars
are poor and hungry so
everyone is sympathetic;
give them food, drink,
money
- Listen to the teacher
talk
10’ Activity
3:Practice
reading * The
objectives
The whole text is
read with a
gentle,
sympathetic,
pitiful, pitiful
voice, the boy's
words are read
with pity for the
old man, the old
man's words are
touched by the
boy's heart.
A, Read the full
reading
:
- Call 1 or 2 students to
read the whole
reading
Teacher notes the
voice
of reading: The whole
text is read with a
gentle, sympathetic,
pitiful, pitiful voice,
the
boy's words are read
with pity for the old
man, the old man's
words are touched by
the boy's heart.
- Emphasize words:
stooped, quite red,
torn, pale, tattered,
pathetic, alas, gnaw,
ugly, puffy, groan,
shake, tremble, clutch,
stare staring, smiling,
squeezing, thanking,
understanding, giving,
even me.
B, Practice reading
passages
- Teacher asks students
- Students read the
whole reading, the
whole class read
silently
- Listen to the teacher
talk - The lesson is
divided
to divide the reading
- Teacher talk after
divide paragraph in the
reading
- Teacher asks students
to read passages in turn
for the first time
+ The teacher reminds
students to pause in
sentences and practice
reading difficult
words: stooping, red
reading, struggling,
pathetic, puffy,
into 3 parts.
+ Paragraph 1: At that
time … asked for help. +
Paragraph 2: I
rummaged...for you all.
+ Paragraph 3: The old
man's beggar….
+ Students take turns
reading the passages
for the first time
+ Students practice
reading keywords
groaning, ...
- Teacher asks
students to read it
again turn for the
second time
+ Students explain the
words: stooped, quite
red, broken, pathetic,
staring
- Students take turns to
read the passages for
the second time
+ Students explain
the words
C, Group reading
practice
- Teacher asks students
to practice reading the
passage in groups
- The teacher gives the
groups a reading test
- Teacher comments,
summarizes
D, the teacher reads
the sample, practices
reading the whole
reading
- Teacher invites
students to read the
whole lesson
- The teacher reads the
sample of the whole
lesson, uncle
voice reading
- Invite students to
read paragraph 1
- Ask students to read
silently and answer the
questions.
- Students practice
the whole reading
in the group
- The groups have
a reading test and
give comment
each other
- Students read the
whole reading
- Students listen to
the teacher
- 1 Student read aloud.
- Read silently and
take turns answering.
15’ Activity 4: Find
understand the
reading
* The
objectives:
Outlining the
content and
meaning of the
story: Praise the
boy who has a
kind heart,
sympathizes and
sympathizes with
the misfortune of
the poor old
beggar.
- Ask students to read
paragraph 1 silently
and answer the
questions:
+ When did the boy
meet the old
beggar?
+ What is the image of
the poor old
beggar?
+ What made the old
man look so pitiful? -
Invite a student to read
paragraph 1 again, the
whole class thinks and
finds the main idea of
the passage.
- Summarize the main
idea of paragraph 1. -
Ask students to read
paragraph 2 silently
and answer the
questions:
- Read silently,
exchange, follow each
other to answer the
questions:
+ The boy met an old
beggar while walking
on the street. He stood
right in front of him.
+ The old man stooped,
red eyes read, tearful,
pale lips, ragged clothes,
ugly figure, swollen,
dirty hands, groaning
voice begging.
+ Poverty made
him miserable.
- 1 Student read aloud.
- Paragraph 1 shows
a pitiful old beggar.
+ What did the boy do
to show his affection
for the old beggar?
+ How did the boy's
kind actions and words
demonstrate his
affection for the old
man?
- Ask students to
explain the word:
property, leverage. The
teacher explains if the
students say it
incorrectly.
- What does paragraph
2 say?
- Summarize the main
idea of paragraph 2.
+ The boy proved
his affection for the
old beggar by:
1. Action: rummage
through bag after bag to
find something for him.
Grasp the old man's
hand. 2. Words: Don't be
mad at me, I have
nothing to give you.
+ He is a kind person, he
sincerely sympathizes
with the old man,
respects and wants to
help him.
- Property: wealth
and money.
- Trembling:
trembling, weakness,
inability to control.
- The boy felt sorry
for the old man and
wanted to help him.
- Ask students to read
paragraph 3 silently
and answer the
questions:
+ The boy had nothing
to give the old man,
but what did the old
man tell him?
+ Do you understand
what the boy gave the
old man?
+ What details show
that?
+ After the old man's
words, the boy also felt
that he had received
something from him. In
your opinion, what did
the boy receive from
the old beggar?
- What does paragraph
3 tell you?
- Summarize the main
idea of paragraph 3.
- Read silently,
exchange and answer
questions.
+ He said, "So you
have given it to him."
+ The boy gave the old
man affection,
sympathy and respect.
+ Details: He tries to
find something. He
apologized sincerely and
squeezed his hand.
+ The boy received
from the old man
gratitude and
sympathy. He
understood your heart.
- The sympathy of the
old beggar and the boy.
- Think and answer
questions: Praise the
boy
- Invite a student to
find the main content
of the lesson.
- Write the content of
the article.
- The story of the
writer Nga Tukgenev
has a profound
meaning. The boy had
nothing but his heart
to give to the old
beggar. The old man
received nothing, but
loved and was touched
by his heart. Two
people, two identities,
different
circumstances, but
have empathy. They
give and receive from
each other the
harmony in their
souls.
who has a kind heart
that empathizes and
sympathizes with
the misfortune of
the old beggar.
- Listen to the teacher
talk
3’ Activity 6:
Consolidation
- Homework
- Consolidation:
Praisethe boy who has
a kind heart,
sympathizes and
sympathizes with the
misfortune of the poor
old beggar.
- Homework:
Readagain the passage
and answer the
questions
- Prepare for the next
lesson
- Memorize and
perform tasks
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LESSON PLAN The beggar Topic: The beggar Class: 4 Time: 40 minutes I. OBJECTIVES 1. Knowledge:
- Identify difficult words in the lesson: overflow, dirty, groan, squirm, ...
- Recognize the content of the lesson: Praise the boy who has a kind heart,
sympathizes and takes pity on the beggar with the misfortune of the poor old beggar. 2. Skills:
- Correctly read difficult or confusing languages and words due to the
influence of dialects: stooped, quite red, overflow, pathetic, puffy, groaning, …
- Fluently read the whole reading, pause, pause slightly after punctuation
marks, between phrases, emphasize in descriptive and meaningful words. -
Read the whole article expressively, showing the appropriate voice for each passage. 3. Attitude
- Pay attention to the lesson, be active, explore, actively build lessons. -
Love Vietnamese subject especially reading skill. II. TEACHING AIDS 1. Teacher: - Computer, sceen projector
- Video, pictures about lesson 2. Students:
- Text book, notebook, pencil,…
III. METHODS AND TECHNIQUES 1. Methods: - Question and answer - Observation - Problem solving - Group teaching 2. Techniques: - Tablecloth technique - Brainstorm IV. VOCABULARY Words Pronounce Means pathetic /pə θet ˈ ɪk/ making you feel sad tattered / tætəd/ ˈ old and torn; in bad condition groan / rə ɡ n/ ʊ
to make a long deep sound because
you are annoyed, upset or in pain, or with pleasure leverage / li ˈ vər ː d ɪ / ʒ
the ability to influence what people do sincerely /sɪn s ˈ əli/ ɪ in a way that shows what you really feel or think about somebody/something V. PROCEDURES Time Content Teacher’s activities Student’s activities 5’ Activity 1: - Organizational - Students are stable, Warm up stability take the subject books * The - Check the previous - Students read and objectives: - lesson: answer the questions Stabilize order, + Invite 3 students to prepare students continue reading the to be ready to study “article visiting friends” and answer questions - Check the previous lesson about the content of the lesson. + Invite a student to read the whole article and answer the questions: What is the meaning of the opening and closing lines of the letter? - Comment and give students points. - Teacher comments and praises 3’ Activity - Give the illustrated + The painting depicts a 2:Introduction picture and ask scene on the street, a boy * The students: holding the hand of an objectives: - + What scene does the old beggar. The old man Arousing picture show? was saying something curiosity, to him. + The beggars wanting to learn are poor and hungry so about the work everyone is sympathetic; give them food, drink, money + Have you seen the beggars? How do I see them? How do others treat them? - Listen to the teacher + What did the boy in talk the article give the old man? - The children will learn today's lesson through the story of the famous Russian writer Tukgenev. 10’ Activity A, Read the full - Students read the 3:Practice reading whole reading, the reading * The : whole class read objectives - Call 1 or 2 students to silently read the whole The whole text is reading read with a Teacher notes the gentle, voice sympathetic, of reading: The whole
pitiful, pitiful text is read with a
voice, the boy's gentle, sympathetic,
words are read pitiful, pitiful voice, the with pity for the boy's words are read old man, the old with pity for the old man's words are man, the old man's - Listen to the teacher touched by the words are touched by boy's heart. the boy's heart. - Emphasize words: stooped, quite red, torn, pale, tattered, pathetic, alas, gnaw, ugly, puffy, groan, shake, tremble, clutch, stare staring, smiling, squeezing, thanking, understanding, giving, talk - The lesson is even me. B, Practice reading passages - Teacher asks students divided to divide the reading into 3 parts. + Paragraph 1: At that time … asked for help. + Paragraph 2: I rummaged...for you all. + Paragraph 3: The old man's beggar…. - Teacher talk after divide paragraph in the reading - Teacher asks students + Students take turns
to read passages in turn reading the passages for the first time for the first time + The teacher reminds + Students practice students to pause in reading keywords sentences and practice reading difficult words: stooping, red reading, struggling, pathetic, puffy, groaning, ... - Teacher asks students to read it again turn for the second time + Students explain the - Students take turns to words: stooped, quite read the passages for red, broken, pathetic, the second time staring + Students explain the words C, Group reading - Students practice practice the whole reading - Teacher asks students in the group to practice reading the - The groups have passage in groups a reading test and - The teacher gives the give comment groups a reading test each other - Teacher comments, summarizes D, the teacher reads the sample, practices reading the whole reading - Students read the - Teacher invites whole reading students to read the whole lesson - Students listen to - The teacher reads the the teacher sample of the whole lesson, uncle voice reading - 1 Student read aloud. - Invite students to read paragraph 1 - Read silently and - Ask students to read take turns answering. silently and answer the questions. 15’ Activity 4: Find - Ask students to read - Read silently, understand the paragraph 1 silently exchange, follow each reading and answer the other to answer the * The questions: questions: objectives: + When did the boy Outlining the meet the old + The boy met an old beggar? content and beggar while walking meaning of the on the street. He stood story: Praise the right in front of him. boy who has a + The old man stooped, + What is the image of kind heart, red eyes read, tearful, the poor old sympathizes and beggar? pale lips, ragged clothes, sympathizes with ugly figure, swollen, the misfortune of dirty hands, groaning the poor old voice begging. beggar. + Poverty made him miserable. - 1 Student read aloud. + What made the old man look so pitiful? - Invite a student to read paragraph 1 again, the whole class thinks and - Paragraph 1 shows finds the main idea of a pitiful old beggar. the passage. - Summarize the main idea of paragraph 1. - Ask students to read paragraph 2 silently and answer the questions: + What did the boy do + The boy proved to show his affection his affection for the for the old beggar? old beggar by: 1. Action: rummage through bag after bag to find something for him. Grasp the old man's hand. 2. Words: Don't be mad at me, I have nothing to give you. + He is a kind person, he + How did the boy's sincerely sympathizes kind actions and words with the old man, demonstrate his respects and wants to affection for the old help him. man? - Ask students to explain the word: - Property: wealth property, leverage. The and money. teacher explains if the students say it incorrectly. - What does paragraph 2 say? - Trembling: trembling, weakness, - Summarize the main inability to control. idea of paragraph 2. - The boy felt sorry for the old man and wanted to help him. - Ask students to read - Read silently, paragraph 3 silently exchange and answer and answer the questions. questions: + The boy had nothing to give the old man, + He said, "So you but what did the old have given it to him." man tell him? + Do you understand what the boy gave the + The boy gave the old old man? man affection, sympathy and respect. + What details show that? + Details: He tries to find something. He apologized sincerely and + After the old man's squeezed his hand. words, the boy also felt + The boy received that he had received from the old man something from him. In gratitude and your opinion, what did sympathy. He the boy receive from understood your heart. the old beggar? - What does paragraph 3 tell you? - Summarize the main - The sympathy of the idea of paragraph 3. old beggar and the boy. - Think and answer questions: Praise the boy - Invite a student to who has a kind heart find the main content that empathizes and of the lesson. sympathizes with - Write the content of the misfortune of the article. the old beggar. - The story of the writer Nga Tukgenev has a profound meaning. The boy had nothing but his heart to give to the old - Listen to the teacher beggar. The old man talk received nothing, but loved and was touched by his heart. Two people, two identities, different circumstances, but have empathy. They give and receive from each other the harmony in their souls. 3’ Activity 6: - Consolidation: - Memorize and Consolidation Praisethe boy who has perform tasks - Homework a kind heart, sympathizes and sympathizes with the misfortune of the poor old beggar. - Homework: Readagain the passage and answer the questions - Prepare for the next lesson