2024-12-09

Lesson Aims

  • Revise and practice modal verbs of obligation and necessity

Material

  • modal verbs game
  • Grammar In Use worksheet

Homework

  • learning hub

Incidental Language

  • cash register/till/check out

Error Correction

  • She told me what do I have to do.
    • She told me what I have to do.
  • I must to go to the zoo.
    • I must go to the zoo.
    • I have to go to the zoo.
  • How long you have to wait?
    • How long did you have to wait?
  • She needn’t have to rushed.
    • She needn’t have rushed.

2024-11-02

Lesson Aims

  • Read an article about the effects of sugar on the body.
  • Explore and use vocabulary related to diet and health.
  • Investigate the amounts of sugar in common foods.

Plan

  • banana card revision
  • pages 1-3

Homework

  • Learning Hub

Incidental Language

  • nutrients
  • diabetes
  • vein
  • raisins

Error Correction

  • more healthier
    • healthier
  • going to gym
    • going to gym
  • can cause bad things to you
    • can be bad for you

2024-11-27

Lesson Aims

  • To consolidate and expand vocabulary in various categories while improving fluency and confidence in speaking through an engaging and collaborative game.
  • To encourage quick thinking and recall of vocabulary within specific lexical sets.
  • To practice accurate spelling and pronunciation in a fun and low-pressure context.
  • To develop teamwork and negotiation skills as students collaborate during the game.
  • By the end of the lesson, students will have reviewed and applied vocabulary in at least five lexical categories and engaged in spontaneous speaking, enhancing their fluency and interaction skills.

Homework

  • Learning Hub

2024-11-25

Lesson Aims

  • Read a review to understand the writer’s viewpoint about a language-learning app.
  • Learn how to use appropriate language to write my own review of a language-learning app.
  • Evaluate advantages and disadvantages of different language-learning apps and share my findings.
  • Plan and present a proposal for a language-learning app.

Material

  • finish project

Homework

  • Finish Learning Hub materials for magazine

2024-11-20

Lesson Aims

  • Read a review to understand the writer’s viewpoint about a language-learning app.
  • Learn how to use appropriate language to write my own review of a language-learning app.
  • Evaluate advantages and disadvantages of different language-learning apps and share my findings.
  • Plan and present a proposal for a language-learning app.

Material

  • Project
  • computers

Plan

  • secret word improv
  • check homework
  • project

Homework

  • Write a review page 7, ex. 4

Incidental Language

  • Adjectives: perfect; visually pleasing; repetitive; intuitive; flexible; effective
  • Positive comments: The thing I like about it is …; However, what I really like is …; It’s perfect for …
  • Negative comments: For me there are downsides; Another drawback is … Recommendation: I would definitely recommend …

Error Correction

  • I was in park and saw bird.
    • I was in the park and saw a bird.
  • We drove by her car.
    • We went together by car.
  • She’s really responsibility.
    • She’s really responsible.
  • How people is impact on environment.
    • How do people impact on the environment?
  • We don’t talking for 5 months.
    • We haven’t spoken for 5 months.
  • You was so mystery.
    • You were so mysterious.

Next

  • finish project

2024-11-18

Plan

  • banana cards
    • café
  • writing skills

Homework

Incidental Language

  • PA system
  • irritable
  • deprived

Error Correction

  • I think’s good idea.
    • I think it’s a good idea.
  • I played in play.
    • I played in this/a/5/his play.
      • use a demonstrative before a noun
        • article
        • quantifier
        • pronouns
        • demonstratives
        • possessives
        • distributers
  • She said our director that I don’t have respect.
    • She told our director that I don’t have any respect.
  • She’s unrespecting you.
    • disrespecting
  • She was mean and start calling me names.
    • started
  • increased fast
    • increased quickly
      • verb +adverb (adverbs modify verbs)