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This lesson plan aims to develop students' writing skills, specifically spelling and grammar. Students will have the opportunity to interact with real and imaginary things to describe them using adjectives and nouns. The teacher will use Total Physical Response, grammar translation, and the Silent Way methods. Students will watch a video, describe objects the teacher presents, write descriptions of their own objects, and complete a collaborative activity filling in gaps in a story using opposite adjectives. The goal is for students to accurately write simple sentences describing something in their environment.
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- 5. Appendix3