" Funny animals" Spotlight 4 module 4 unit 7a
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This document outlines a lesson plan for an English class about funny animals. The goals of the lesson are to teach students to talk about and describe animals' actions, practice using the Present Simple and Present Continuous tenses, and develop reading, listening and speaking skills. Key vocabulary that will be taught includes different animal names like giraffe, monkey, dolphin, and verbs like lazy, crying. Example sentences and short poems are provided to describe each animal's actions. Students will also complete exercises in their textbook and workbooks related to the lesson.
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- 3. At the
- 9. A big whale
- 10. A baby hippo
- 11. A crocodile
- 12. Crying on its own.
- 13. A tall giraffe
- 14. A tall giraffe eating from a tree
- 15. A silly monkey
- 16. A silly monkey laughing at me
- 17. A clever dolphin
- 18. A clever dolphin swimming in the sea
- 19. A little seal
- 20. A little seal clapping 1,2,3
- 21. A lazy lizard
- 22. A lazy lizard sitting in the sun
- 23. A big whale
- 24. A big whale having lots of fun
- 25. A baby hippo
- 26. A baby hippo learning how to run
- 27. A crocodile
- 28. A crocodile crying on its own
- 29. Where are the children?
- 30. What room is it?
- 31. What animals are there at the zoo?
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- 33. Waiting for you at the