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Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students will be able to understand the concept of elections, identify key Resources Needed:
vocabulary related to elections, and discuss the importance of elections in a democratic society. Blackboard
Vocabulary: Chalk
Election
Notebooks
Candidate
Pencils
Voter
Ballot Pens
Campaign
Democracy
President
Warm-up: Grammar focus
Contents (Presentation): Adjectives (candidates’
description)
Future will (immediate
promises)
Possible modals (Should, has
to, may/might)
Activities/Strategies: Comments/ Observation:
Evaluation (Production):
Group Activity: Election Campaign
1. Divide the students into small groups.
2. Assign each group a fictitious election scenario (e.g., school president, class representative, etc.).
3. Instruct each group to create an election campaign for their chosen scenario. They should come up with a
slogan, create campaign posters, and write the qualities they believe make a of their candidate.
4. Allow each group to present their campaign to the class.
5. Ask questions to other groups about the candidates presented (Do you think he’s a good candidate? would
vote him? they can also give suggestions)