CHRISTMAS LESSON PLAN
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This document provides a lesson plan for teaching 11-12 year old students about Christmas vocabulary and customs in English-speaking countries. The lesson plan involves listening to and filling in the lyrics to the song "Jingle Bells", discussing Christmas traditions, and completing a crossword puzzle with vocabulary from the song. The goals are for students to increase their Christmas vocabulary in English and develop cultural understanding, teamwork skills, and pronunciation.
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- The lesson plan aims to develop listening and speaking skills in young learners through revising commands, parts of the face vocabulary, and singing songs.
- A variety of activities are used including flashcards, singing, crafts, and games to reinforce vocabulary in an engaging way for different learning styles.
- Students will listen to and sing songs, point to parts of the face, create face masks with cutouts while reinforcing vocabulary through repetition and gestures.
Initial level - Lesson Plan 3
- The lesson plan aims to develop students' listening skills through commands, songs, and identifying parts of the face.
- The teacher will revise commands and introduce parts of the face through songs, flashcards, and a face-forming activity.
- Students will work in groups to quickly form faces by gluing parts, then point to and name the parts along with the teacher.
- Listening and speaking skills will be integrated through commands, songs, and naming face parts. The teacher will assess understanding of vocabulary.
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The document provides guidance for language assistants on effectively supporting children's language learning through three-way communication. It recommends preparing interactive activities using songs, games and projects on topics of interest. Examples given include using a song about a man in the moon to teach food vocabulary and making sandwiches. Preparing resources, adapting language levels and scaffolding learning are emphasized.
Estebo – tpd – lesson plan nº 4 kindergarten
This document provides a lesson plan for a 30-minute English class for 4-year-olds focusing on farm animals and colors. The lesson plan includes introducing and revising vocabulary through flashcards and a song. Students will then make paper bag puppets of farm animals and color them. Throughout the lesson, the teacher will check comprehension and encourage participation through questions and modeling. Standard greetings and closing songs are also included to bookend the lesson. Templates for the paper bag puppets are provided in an appendix.
kmusic
This music lesson plan focuses on teaching holiday songs to 5 and 6 year old students over the course of a week. The students will be divided into groups to learn different songs, which they will perform at the end of the week. Throughout the week, the students will work together in their groups to practice their songs. On Friday, the students will perform the songs they learned for the whole class. At the end of the month, the students will have a holiday concert for parents to perform the songs they learned during December.
kmusic
This music lesson plan focuses on teaching holiday songs to 5 and 6 year old students over the course of a week. The students will be divided into groups to learn different songs, which they will perform at the end of the week. Throughout the week, the students will work together in their groups to practice their songs. On Friday, the students will perform the songs they learned for the whole class. At the end of the month, the students will have a holiday concert for parents to perform the songs they learned during December.
Listening Skill Lesson Plan
This lesson plan teaches English vocabulary related to farm animals to 3rd grade students at a basic English level. The plan uses the song "Old McDonald" to introduce vocabulary like cow, goat, chicken, and pig. Students fill in blanks in the song lyrics, then correct each other's work in pairs. The goal is for students to improve their listening skills, learn new animal words, and practice teamwork.
Presenangles
The document summarizes an English language learning program for students in Kindergarten 4 (K4) and Kindergarten 5 (K5) at a Spanish school over multiple years. It outlines the basic contents taught each year including greetings, celebrations, songs, vocabulary about colors, animals, numbers. It describes methodologies used like storytelling, songs, games. Assessments are primarily formative through observation of students' participation and comprehension. The goal is to improve students' English knowledge through fun and engaging activities.
Estebo – tpd – lesson plan nº 5 kindergarten
- The document outlines a 30-minute English lesson plan for 4-year-olds focusing on farm animals and colors.
- The lesson plan includes aims such as revising vocabulary, introducing new content, and developing speaking skills through songs and roleplaying.
- A variety of activities are planned, including flashcard warmups, singing "Old McDonald" while acting with paper bag puppets, watching a video, and saying goodbye with a song. The lesson integrates listening, speaking, and movement.
Estebo – tpd – lesson plan nº 3 kindergarten
The document summarizes a lesson plan for a kindergarten class focusing on farm animals. The 30-minute lesson includes the following elements: greeting and warm-up songs, revising colors and numbers vocabulary through a flashcard game, introducing new vocabulary of farm animals through flashcards and the game "Simon Says", practicing recognition of animals through a pelmanism matching game, and closing with a goodbye song. The goal is for students to practice existing vocabulary, learn new vocabulary of farm animals, and develop speaking skills through participation in the interactive activities and games.
Lesson plan class 2 - Kinder
The document outlines a lesson plan for a kindergarten class focusing on colors in English. The plan includes aims to develop speaking, listening, and color recognition skills. Activities include using a mystery box with stuffed color monsters, singing songs, coloring pictures, and sticking colored monsters on a poster board. Assessment is done through observation and encouraging repetition to check understanding. The 30-minute lesson follows the stages of warm-up, presentation, development, and closure, incorporating movement, music, and interactive activities to reinforce the target vocabulary in an engaging way for young learners.
Musical activities for young learners (1)
The document discusses how musical activities like songs, rhymes, chants and games can be effectively used to teach English to young language learners. It provides examples of popular English nursery rhymes and songs that can be used, such as "Eeny, Meeny, Miny Mo", "Who Stole the Cookies from the Cookie Jar?" and "Miss Lucy Had a Baby". It also outlines activities that can be done with students based on each rhyme or song to practice different language skills. The document emphasizes that music helps make language learning fun and memorable for children since it appeals to their natural enjoyment of music and play.
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The document provides guidance for a language assistant to aid children's language development through one-way, two-way, and three-way communication activities. It suggests presenting vocabulary and information, as well as interactive games and projects. The assistant should speak clearly and repeat often to help children practice. Songs, stories, and games are recommended to make learning fun and motivate the children.
Lessonplan1
This document outlines a 45-minute English lesson plan for a class of 14 6-7 year old students. The lesson plan aims to teach farm animal vocabulary through singing and a pop-up book. Key activities include greeting the class with a song, identifying animals in the book, singing and dancing to "Old McDonald", and making animal masks. The teacher provides support through repetition, gestures, and allowing responses in Spanish when needed. Assessment is done through observation of students' ability to name animals in English.
Initial level - Lesson Plan 2
- This lesson plan aims to teach kindergarten students new vocabulary words related to commands like "stand up", "jump", and "hands up" through songs, movements, and activities.
- Students will review colors and gender vocabulary from the previous lesson. They will then learn new commands by listening to instructions, doing physical activities, and singing songs with movements.
- The teacher will assess students on their understanding and use of the new vocabulary throughout interactive listening, speaking, and movement activities.
Music for the teaching of english1
The document discusses using songs and chants to teach English to young children. It provides examples from primary English textbooks, including songs, chants and rhymes about numbers, colors, families and holidays. Specific activities are suggested for teaching vocabulary and pronunciation through singing, movement, and repetition. Songs are said to motivate children and help structure lessons while reinforcing key words and concepts.
Action song / How to teach kids new song
This document discusses using action songs in English language classrooms. It outlines the benefits of action songs for language development in children and proposes that songs can be used to promote a stress-free learning environment. Specific benefits include allowing self-expression, encouraging participation, and developing skills like listening, attention, and following directions. The document also provides guidelines for teachers to select age-appropriate songs aligned with learning objectives and to design related activities like guessing, matching words, and acting out the songs.
Lesson plan
This lesson plan is for a 60-minute English class for intermediate to advanced learners between 8-9 years old. The main goal is to introduce phrasal verbs and Christmas vocabulary related to the song "Santa Claus is Coming to Town". A variety of activities are outlined, including listening to the song, discussing the lyrics, identifying phrasal verbs, writing sentences using the verbs, and partner practice. Anticipated challenges include students wanting to sing another song or not participate, but solutions are provided such as singing an additional song at the end of class.
Learning Vocabulary Through Music
The document outlines a series of lessons that use music to help students learn vocabulary. It discusses how music can make vocabulary more memorable and impactful. The lessons have students analyze song lyrics to understand word meanings, create their own songs that incorporate target vocabulary, and present their songs to the class. Assessments include a vocabulary test and measuring any impact on reading fluency.
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