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Lesson Plan
Let me check now, I have this ball. And I will give it to someone.
OK, you, please catch this ball.
Now, stand up, please introduce yourself.
Great, thank you. And, do you still remember how to spell your name?
How do you spell your name.
Why don’t we sing alphabet song first.
ABCD…..
Alright, now students how do we spell Jenis?
J-E-N-I-S.
And so forth.
Presentation Let me ask you this question.
stage When you introduce yourself to a new friend, what will you mention to him or
her, other than your name?
Would you tell him your address?
Would you tell him your age?
By saying
How old are you?
How old is she?
How old is Miss Hasna?
How old is Tony?
How old is he?
Example
Miss Hasna : How old are you?
Jenis: I am 10 years old/ I am 10.
13 vs 30
14 vs 40, 15 vs 50, 19 vs 19
Number one has been done for you, but I want some students to read the dialogue.
Jenis would be Dessy, and Leo would be Alvin. Please read the conversation.
Great. Now, how about number 2, how old is cnythia? I think cyntia is about 26.
Joan is about 3.
Jimmy is about 16. Ryan is around 1. And Clara is 2
Now, do exercise E. Look and write.
Production Interview 5 friends to know how old they are.
Ask some students to read their notes after interviewing their friends.
Presentation When we met a new friends, sometimes we also ask for his or her phone number.
How do you ask someone’s phone number?
By saying
What’s your cell phone number?
What’s your mobile phone number?
Pardon
Again
Sorry
Once again
Practice Interviewing another 5 friends, should be different from the 5 ones before.
Production Write short introduction about yourself. If there’s still some time left, some
students present their work.
Closing We have learned how to ask someone’s age and phone number.
I hope you keep practicing at home.
Let’s end the class with a prayer, shall we.
Be careful on the way home, see you next time.
Teaching Sequence
English for Kids 3
Verb ending in sh, ch, ss, o, or x, add es to the verb after she, he, it
He washes
She watches
It goes
My Dad fixes
Nindya passes
I live in England.
He lives in England.
Exercise 4
1. Wambugu lives in a house in a safari park.
2. He goes to work by car.
3. He talks to his friends on the phone.
4. They listen to the radio in the car.
5. They look at animals all day.
6. Wambugu work on a computer.
7. They count the animals in the safari park.
8. Sometimes, he sleeps in the tent.
Production Ask three friends.