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Lisa arrived in London and was met by her guide Diana at Heathrow Airport. They visited several popular tourist sites around London including Trafalgar Square, the Tower of London museum, and Madame Tussauds museum. Unfortunately, Lisa lost her camera but it was later returned by Sergio, allowing her to enjoy the rest of her trip to London.
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This lesson plan is for a 2nd grade English class at School N°246 “Quelulén”. The class has 19 students between ages 7-8, including Franco who needs special attention, and Emilia who hides under desks and refuses to work. Last class, both Franco and Emilia participated well. The aims of this lesson are to focus on oral skills, use multisensory activities, and incorporate games to motivate students. Objectives are to review clothing vocabulary, describe clothes using colors and sizes, and follow instructions like "Put on" and "Take off". Activities include singing a song while dressing a cardboard boy, classifying clothes by size, a worksheet matching sizes, and asking questions about a picture
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This lesson plan is for a 2nd grade English class at School N°246 “Quelulén”. There are 19 students between ages 7-8, including Franco who has special needs, and Emilia who hides under desks and refuses to work. The lesson aims to review clothing vocabulary like jacket, coat, and shoes through songs, matching figures with winter/summer clothes, and a dictation activity where students glue clothes onto figures based on instructions. Challenges include getting full participation from Emilia and preventing Franco from becoming violent if not the center of attention.
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This lesson plan is for a 2nd grade English class at School N°246 “Quelulén”. The class has 19 students between 7-8 years old and includes two students, Franco and Emilia, who require extra attention. The lesson aims to focus on oral language skills and use games to motivate learning. Students will review winter clothing vocabulary and learn new summer items. They will listen to and read a story about getting dressed for school, answering comprehension questions. A game will have students identify who says certain lines. Finally, students will make a picture dictionary.
Lesson plan 3 weigum
This lesson plan is for a 2nd grade English class at School N°246 “Quelulén”. There are 19 students between ages 7-8, including Franco who has special needs, and Emilia who hides under desks and refuses to work. The lesson aims to review clothing vocabulary like jacket, coat, and shoes through songs, dressing figures, and a dictation activity. Students will label winter and summer clothes. The teacher needs to keep Franco engaged and help Emilia participate more in class.
Lesson plan 2 weigum
This lesson plan summarizes a planned English language lesson for a 2nd grade class in Chile. The class has 19 students between ages 7-8, including Franco who needs special attention, and Emilia who hides under desks and refuses to work. The lesson aims to focus on oral skills, use multisensory activities, and incorporate games to motivate learning. Objectives are to review winter clothing vocabulary, introduce summer items, listen to a story about getting dressed, and follow instructions to dress helpers. Planned activities include a warm-up dressing helpers, presenting new vocabulary, reading and discussing the story, a guessing game, making a picture dictionary, and singing a closing song.
Lesson plan 1 weigum
This lesson plan is for a 2nd grade English class at School N°246. There are 19 students between ages 7-8, including Franco who needs extra attention and Emilia who hides under desks. The lesson aims to focus on oral skills and motivate students. Objectives are to review winter vocabulary like clothes, recognize clothes in a song with the structure "Put on your...", and follow instructions. Activities include flashing cards of seasons/clothes, listening to the song twice with TPR, and a closing circle game. An extra activity divides students into teams to dress up based on instructions.
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