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School’s Name: “Lic. Álvaro Gálvez y Fuentes” Code: 21DTV0028O Place: San Nicolás de los Ranchos
Techer’s name: Blanca Rosa Jiménez Practicing teacher’s name:
Group: 3o B
Sandre Valentin De Los Santos Sánchez
Environment: Literary and Ludic
Subject: Second language (English III) Unit: 5 / Life in the future
Social practice of the language: Expected Learning: Topic: Verb tenses: future to be
Making predictions about the future using “Going to” Enable students to make predictions + going to
about their life in the future.
Doing with the language:
Knowing about language: Being though the language:
Write sentences that express future
Verb tenses: future be + going to Promoter feedback among classmates.
tenses, in order to make a forecast.
Curricular Standard: To enable you to make predictions about your life in the future
Comprehension: Interprets texts about predictions written by the classmates.
Speaking: Formulates and answers questions in order to understand forecasts.
Reading: Understand texts written in common and colloquial English about forecasts.
Writing: Production of short texts that respond to personal questions about forecasts.
Production: Magazine with horoscopes and future student’s life plans Developed skills: Reading and writing
1. Evaluation Strategies
Students work in teams to benefit the learning process themselves and at the same time, it gives the opportunity to actively participate
in the classroom through peers’ and teacher’s interaction to construct their own knowledge. (Co-evaluation). According with the
authors that promote teamwork in the classroom and Lev Vygotsky when a student with higher knowledge he/she is able to teach, if it
is within proximal area development zone, instruction may be provided from slightly to higher level but attainable, as a sort of scaffold.
Collaborative work improves students’ knowledge and avoid some difficulties in the learning process. Furthermore, it is more likely to
achieve to transmit contents on their own language (Webb et al, 1995, Johnson & Johnson, 1998).
1st class, Tuesday May, 23rd
Goal: Identify infinitive verbs
Production Students are going to read the conversation “Great day” and then they
will have to practice in pairs.