The presentation of exercise The Smell of Apples

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The presentation of exercise The Smell of Apples Renata Sedliorienė Asta Gavrilčikė

The presentation of exercise The Smell of Apples Renata Sedliorienė Asta Gavrilčikė

The aims of the lesson: • to expand vocabulary, • to promote discussion, •

The aims of the lesson: • to expand vocabulary, • to promote discussion, • to improve reading and writing skills. The lesson is based on Ph. Delerm’s narrative “The smell of apples”.

What you need: • • • apples, sticky notes, pens, a board, markers, the

What you need: • • • apples, sticky notes, pens, a board, markers, the text “The smell of apples”

Activities before reading 1) A teacher shows an apple and asks a question: What

Activities before reading 1) A teacher shows an apple and asks a question: What is the first idea that comes to your mind when you see an apple? The learners write their opinions on the sticky notes and attach to the board.

The first idea that comes to your mind when you see an apple? Ball

The first idea that comes to your mind when you see an apple? Ball Fruits Apple core A d n a e v E m Basket a Ad n m utu Singer Willia W illi m Tell am apple-tree Te ltsl paren The garden of my Apple

Activities before reading 2) A teacher gives an apple to each learner and asks

Activities before reading 2) A teacher gives an apple to each learner and asks to describe it. Which adjectives fit to their apples? The learners write their opinions on the sticky notes and attach to the board.

Which adjectives fit to your apples? s u o i c i l de

Which adjectives fit to your apples? s u o i c i l de w o l l ye plastic round juicy damp y h c n u r c e RED p ri green swe et wax sour

Activities before reading 3) A teacher asks to smell their apples and asks questions:

Activities before reading 3) A teacher asks to smell their apples and asks questions: What do you feel and that do you think about the smell of apples? The learners write their opinions on the sticky notes and attach to the board.

What do you feel and that do you think about the smell of apples?

What do you feel and that do you think about the smell of apples? e m u f r e p t e l i To fresh odorless juice detergent pie bu rnt car perfume W carelessness illi am T SUMMER n o e i t a x a l ll e r t n e r a p d n a r g y m f o s mhou r a F p a so jam

While-Reading Activities 1) The learners read the text “The smell of apples”. Questions: •

While-Reading Activities 1) The learners read the text “The smell of apples”. Questions: • What do you think about that narrative? • Is it positive or negative? • Which words and sentences in the text define nostalgia?

While-Reading Activities 2) The learners read the text twice and notice the adjectives about

While-Reading Activities 2) The learners read the text twice and notice the adjectives about the apples and their smell written in text. Questions: • Are they similar to your adjectives, or different? • Are they positive or negative?

Activities after reading The learners write an essay “The bitter-sweet taste of childhood”.

Activities after reading The learners write an essay “The bitter-sweet taste of childhood”.

Further suggestions • • discussion about the world of smells: what do the learners

Further suggestions • • discussion about the world of smells: what do the learners like? What don’t they like? discussion or essay “The smell of apples is painful” Why?

Thank you for your attention! If you have a question, ask me please, when

Thank you for your attention! If you have a question, ask me please, when I speak English fluently