Teacher reads the title of the tale and shows the cover and some illustrations of the story to help pupils visualize it
and creating a desire to continue learning.
1. VOCABULARY AND ACTIONS: Teacher introduces new vocabulary after a brainstorming about vegetables.
Teacher explains the meaning of the vegetables, berries and actions that appear in the tale.
Lettuce
Beans
BLACKBERRIES
Peas
Radish
Parsley
GOOSEBERRIES
Cucumber
Cabbage
Onion
BLACK-CURRANT
TO SQUEEZE
TO WRIGGLE
TO ATE
TO GATHER
TO RUSH
TO SLIP
TO FLOP DOWN
After that teacher gives pupils cards for playing the memory in pairs so that they can reinforce the new vocabulary
Teacher uses the projector or the IWB for the class to listen and read. Its preferable to use the IWB
for highlighting the new words.
Teacher tells the story doing the actions and asking pupils to
act out the actions and gestures they were practicing. Teacher
tells the story using different voices for each character.
2. PREDICTING ACTIVITY
Teacher stops when Peter rabbit runs
into the gooseberry net and ask
pupils: What do you think will
happen next?
Teacher checks pupils have a good comprehension of the storyline and plot through these activities
3. STORY SEQUENCE
Order the Peter Rabbits story with numbers and then write a sentence that describes the passage. Finally retell the
story to your partner.
5. ACTING OUT WITH PUPPETS: Choose your favorite part of the tale, write a mini dialogue and acting out the story
working with stick puppets
FOLLOW UP ACTIVITIES
Play on computer at home!
http://www.peterrabbit.com/play/
RESOURCES
http://digital.lib.uiowa.edu/peterrabbit/pageflip.html
http://www.peterrabbit.com/
https://www.iconfinder.com/
https://www.pinterest.com/Cluchita/beatrix-potter/