Moriah Cooper
Target Learners:1st-2nd grade Newcomer ESL Sheltered Instruction
Objectives:
1.SWBAT name different parts of the body orally and through gesture
2.SWBAT name different types of illnesses and injuries orally and through gesture
3.SWBAT describe the relationship between the body parts and the illnesses/ injuries
4.SWBAT ask how their classmates feel
Materials/Technology
Body part vocab list with visuals
Illness/injury vocab list with visuals
Projector
iPad’s for this activity:
http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/grammar-vocabulary/vocabulary-exercises/body-parts
Head shoulders knees and toes song
Butcher block paper and markers
Bingo cards - http://bogglesworldesl.com/partsofbodybingo.htm
Body crossword
2 flyswatters and slides with 2 different body parts/sicknesses on each slide
Procedures Assessment
Students will come into class and I will
introduce the lesson with the song “Head,
Shoulders, Knees and Toes”
Project vocab list visuals on the screen and
have students repeat the vocab as well as
point the part on their body
Give students an opportunity to ask about
other body parts or share body parts they
know.
Point at specific students and ask them to 25% sample (objective 1)
identify specific body parts
Body part bingo Check students bingo sheets when they get a
bingo- 40-50% sample (objective 1)
Project body crossword and do as a class. 40-50% sample (objective 1)
Project illness/injury vocab list visuals on the
screen and have students repeat vocab
Present question about how a person feels:
How do you feel? How does your ___ feel?
Does your ____ hurt?
Pair up students and have them ask each other
these questions
Ask a couple groups to share in front of the 30% sample (objectives 2,3,4)
class
Split class into 2 teams and have them line up
Hand a flyswatter to the first person in line
Project a slide with 2 different body parts or 2
different sicknesses on the whiteboard
Shout out a vocab word
Students run to front and hit the correct 100% sample (loosely) (objectives 1,2)
answer and then pass the flyswatter on to the
next person in line
In groups of 2 have students create a
“monster” on butcher paper: they can trace
their partner, have as many body parts as they
would like, have different colors, have
different “injuries” ie a cast on an arm,
thermometer in mouth, ice pack on head
Hang the “monsters” on the walls of the
classroom and label them A, B, C etc
Have each student pull out a sheet of
notebook paper and a pencil.
Ask questions: Which monster has 7 fingers? 100% sample: collect sheets and make sure
Which monster has 4 arms? Which monster students had the correct answers (objectives
has 2 heads? Which monster has a broken 1,2,3)
leg?
Homework:
Have students go home and ask a family
member how the feel 100% sample: share in class the next day
Extra time: iPad activity (objectives 2,3,4)
100% sample: check student work at the end
Differentiation
Lower
Less vocab presented to students
Have flyswatter game teams work as a full group (all decide together)
Have students take notes (with words or pictures)
Higher
Have students write descriptions of monsters
Have them come up with some new body parts to share with the classroom
If the finish early, they can do a word search
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