หน่วยการเรียนรู้ที่ 2
เครื่องหมายและสัญลักษณ์ทางดนตรี
เครื่องหมายและสัญลักษณ์ทางดนตรี
Content
A. Warm-up
Teacher shows a slide with adjectives describing personality (e.g., conscientious, outgoing, impulsive, empathetic).
Students discuss in pairs: Which traits best describe you as a shopper?
Quick sharing with the class.
B. Reading Activity
Text: “Picking the Perfect Present” (200–220 words).
Task 1: Students read and identify personality types linked to shopping behavior.
Task 2: Comprehension questions:
Which personality type do you relate to most? Why?
How does shopping reflect our emotions?
Language Focus: Adjectives of personality and shopping-related nouns (e.g., boutique, department store, cashier, bargain, refund).
C. Vocabulary Practice
Activity 1: Categorize shopping vocabulary into departments (e.g., groceries, fashion, electronics).
Activity 2: Role-play – “You’re in a department store shopping for a gift.” Use at least 5 target words.
Sample words:
boutique, cashier, receipt, bargain, aisle, refund, fitting room, outlet, customer service, shopping spree.
D. Grammar Focus
1. Causative Form
Explanation and examples:
I had my phone repaired yesterday.
She got her hair done for the party.
Practice: Students rewrite sentences using the causative form.
2. Reported Speech
Review rules (backshifting, pronoun changes).
Direct: “I love shopping online.”
Reported: She said she loved shopping online.
Activity: Students report things classmates said during warm-up discussions.
3. Prepositions (contextualized practice)
Focus: prepositions used with shopping and personality (e.g., interested in, good at, spend money on, responsible for).
Mini-task: Fill in the blanks and create sentences with correct prepositions.
Learning materials
PowerPoint slides with key vocabulary and grammar examples
Reading text: “Picking the Perfect Present”
Worksheet containing: Vocabulary exercises, Grammar drills, Reading comprehension questions
Audio clip (optional): short interview with a “shopaholic” personality
Online dictionary or thesaurus for reference
Practice
Part A: Reading Comprehension
Multiple choice and short-answer questions based on the text.
Part B: Vocabulary Practice
Match words to definitions.
Label shop departments with correct terms.
Sentence completion with shopping-related vocabulary.
Part C: Grammar Practice
Rewrite using the causative form.
Transform direct speech into reported speech.
Fill in blanks with correct prepositions.
Part D: Speaking Extension
Pair discussion: “Describe your shopping personality and one memorable shopping experience.”
Use at least one example of reported speech and a causative structure.
Assessment Activities
Option 1 – Mini Project (Group):
Create a short advertisement or role-play about a new shopping department or store that “matches” certain personality types.
Use:
At least five target vocabulary words
One causative form and one reported speech example
Accurate prepositions
Option 2 – Individual Written Task:
Write a short paragraph (150–180 words) describing:
“How my personality affects my shopping choices.”
Must include:
3 shopping-related vocabulary words
1 causative form
1 example of reported speech
2 correct prepositional phrases
Evaluation Criteria:
Accuracy and range of grammar structures
Use of advanced vocabulary
Fluency and organization
Creativity and engagement with topic
Additional learning resources (others, with links provided)