ES_EigoNoto

1-1 1-2 1-3 1-4 1-5 1-6 1-7 1-8 1-9

2-1 2-2 2-3 2-4 2-5 2-6 2-7 2-8 2-9

クイズ大会をしよう

本単元では、What's this?を自然な形で使う場面として、「シルエット・クイズ」や「ブラック・ボックス・クイズ」などのクイズを出し合う活動を取り上げた。これらのクイズは、視覚や触覚などの情報がヒントとなるため、児童は、"What's this?"と言うだけでよく、表現で過度な負担をかけることはない。

第４時では、グループで考えたクイズを出題し合うクイズ大会を行わせる。グループで１つのまとまた活動を行うのは本単元が初めてである。互いに教え合い、「英語を使ったクイズができた」と一人ひとりの児童が感じられるようにしたいものである。

また、「海月」ぱ「海星」などの二次熟語を取り上げ、それらは何を表しているか考えるクイズをする。水族館の様子の絵を使って、jellyfishやstarfishを導入した後で、再度同じ英語を出させるための工夫として漢字を用いることで、児童の知的好奇心を高め、併せて言葉の面白さにも気付かせたい。

WHAT'S THIS

This lesson introduces the question, "What's this?" and focuses on asking it in a natural manner. Amongst others, the activities employed are a "silhouette" and "black box" game. S & BB are good ‘sight’ and ‘touch’ activities because they do not burden the students with having to know too much English.

In the final area of this lesson, each group will deliver their own original quiz to the class.

Also, this lesson will try to raise the students’ interest in language in general by showing, using kanji characters as examples, how completely separate words when combined can form a word with a new meaning: 海月 (kurage) jellyfish, 海星 (hitode) starfish, etc.

EIGO NOTO SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES:

Hidden Picture

This is a review activity, using questions learnt in Eigo Noto prior to the "What's this?" lesson, while also using the What's this?" question.

Nani Kore Gestures

Nani Kore? literally means What is this? in Japanese. Students try to collect as many chips as possible by asking various "What is this?" questions.

What's Janken: A simple speaking and listening Janken focused sugoroku that has students say, "What's this?" "It's a..." many times.

What's This

Students draw pictures and ask their friends, "What's this?"

What's This? Picture Quiz: Using a fun zoomed-photo picture quiz, students practice vocabulary and target language from Eigo Noto's Lesson 7.

RELEVANT ENGLIPEDIA ACTIVITIES:

School Objects

This page was last modified on Monday, December 12, 2011 10:36:56 AM