This document contains information about an English lesson plan that focuses on parties and celebrations. It includes vocabulary practice on party-related words, grammar practice using the Present Simple tense, project work, and dialog activities. There are also games like guessing games and finding differences that reinforce the target vocabulary. Reading comprehension exercises focus on topics like baby showers. Listening comprehension activities involve retelling a story about a birthday party based on pictures. Students also practice writing invitations.

2. I am fine!
I am sleepy! I am angry!
I am sad!
I am happy!

3. “Invitation to the
party”
We will: - introduce and practice
vocabulary
- practice Present Simple
Tense
- do a project work
-make up dialogues, do
exercises

4. Phonetic drill
Sound w why, work, way,
while
Work while you work
Play while you play
This is the way
To be happy and great

5. Ask the question to another group
Write as many activities as possible
What can you do at the…………
party?
We can……….

6. Guessing game
Is it….? Yes it is / No it isn’t .
1.It’s a birthday thing.
2. It’s a party.
3. It’s a decoration for parties.
Can you….? Yes I can / No I can’t .
1.It’s my birthday gift.
2.I can do that at parties.
3.It’s a party.
Do you…? Yes I do / No I don’t .
1.It’s a party I like.
2.I do it before my party.
3. I do it at my birthday.

7. Read the text and choose the correct word
Baby Shower Party
A baby shower party is/are a traditional and
popular way to celebrate the future birth of a
child at the English-speaking countries.
Parents get/gets gifts for their new baby –
clothes and toys. There are/is traditional
activities for Baby Showers. Guests
guess/guesses about the date of birth of a
child, if it is/are a baby girl or baby boy. The
future mother open/opens the gifts and
show/shows them to guests. Baby Shower
parties is/are not popular in Ukraine.

8. Complete the sentences
1)A baby shower party is a way to
celebrate …….
2)Parents get clothes and toys for …….
3)Guests guess if it is a…….
4)The future mother shows the gifts
to……
5)People don’t have baby shower
parties in…..

9. Relaxing pause

10. Find the differences. Use isn’t/ aren’t, don’t/doesn’t.
It isn’t a…It’s a ………
Children are……
…………
They wear hats…..
…………
It’s a….
…………
A birthday boy runs…
………………
……………..

11. Listening

12. After-listening task
Complete the sentences.
1. David has ….
a) an outdoor party b) a birthday party c) a pajama party
2. The children come at….
a) 2 o’clock b) 6 o’clock c) 10 o’clock
3. They ……..at the party
a) sing karaoke b) play party games c) read books
4. David gets many…….for his birthday.
a) flowers b) dolls c) toys
5. They eat ….
a) cake and ice cream b) fish and chicken c) hot
dogs

13. Retell the text using the pictures
David has……. The children…….
They …….. They play …….

14. Retell the text using the pictures
Mother……. Children…….
David ……. They eat …….
Children …….

15. Writing guide
Dear …. ( name)
We want to invite you to…. ( party name)
The party is for ….. ( someone’s birthday, holidays
beginning, other ..)
We are happy to see you …..( date, November
20,December 10….) at …(5 pm, 9 pm..)
The party place is……
There is/isn’t a dress code:…..
You can bring…..
Party program:
1) Read books
2) …….
3) ……….
It can be….. ( great fun, crazy, interesting, funny, ….)

16. Now I can ….
•…
•…
•…
Now I know ….
•…
•…
•…
Complete The Sentences