What time is it? - Macmillan Young Learners

What time is it?
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Teacher Notes: What time is it?
Materials: tiger picture • What time is it? Worksheet
Revised language and grammar: time • daily routines • present simple
Skills focus: listening • speaking • reading • writing
Instructions:
1. Revise daily routine activities; put students into groups and tell them they have two minutes to
write as many as possible.
2. Ask students to write their answers on the board.
3. Show (or draw) a picture of a tiger. Ask students what they think a tiger does in a day using a
tick ( ) or a cross (×) next to each activity on the board.
4. Now ask students to imagine that the tiger in the picture is part of their class - give the tiger a
name! See if students want to change any of the crosses to ticks.
5. Erase the actions with a cross (×).
6. Ask students what time Tiger does each activity. Write the times in numbers under each activity,
e.g. 7.00am.
7. Elicit a sample sentence from the class and write it on the board At six o’clock Tiger brushes his
teeth.
8. Give each student a copy of ‘What time is it?’ worksheet.
9. Ask them to draw the hands on the clock and write a sentence, e.g. Tiger brushes his teeth at
8 o’clock. For higher levels, erase the times. For lower levels, write each sentence half on the
board and ask them to match and write. For higher levels erase everything on the board and
encourage imaginative responses.
10.Ask students to present their tiger day to three other students and see if there are any
similarities.
Variations:
Start by writing morning, afternoon, evening and night on the board. Ask students what times
these occur (e.g. night: 10pm – 5.00am) and add daily activities based on these times.
Use it to revise the past tense by saying This was Tiger’s day yesterday. What did he do? Students
then write: ‘At six o’clock Tiger brushed his teeth’ on their worksheet.
Post six images of tiger and a daily routine activity outside the classroom. Ask students to run,
read, remember and write six sentences for the tiger on their worksheet.
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Macmillan Home-School Link: [note: there will be a logo to **accompany
this eventually]
Note: Do not mix the colour options together. The logo should always appear either in
white write
with one of these
four
colours as a background,
or, in one
of these
four colours on a
For homework, ask students to think of another animal and
six
sentences
about
that
animal.
white background. ie. Do not put the red logo on a green background.
Students can show what they’ve done in class and parents
can help research the animal on the
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internet. Parents can also print this worksheet and complete
with their child at home.
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CMYK Values:
C: 0
M: 43%
Y: 99%
K: 0
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