This document provides guidance for an English lesson, outlining questions and activities to help students practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing in English. It suggests asking and answering questions about names, backgrounds, interests, studies, jobs, when and where English is spoken, what is easy or difficult, understanding pictures, making plans for lessons, self-study, classroom notes and vocabulary, finding and studying lessons, and planning for the next class. The overall purpose is to help students learn and improve their English skills through conversation and interactive exercises.
This document provides guidance for an English lesson, outlining questions and activities to help students practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing in English. It suggests asking and answering questions about names, backgrounds, interests, studies, jobs, when and where English is spoken, what is easy or difficult, understanding pictures, making plans for lessons, self-study, classroom notes and vocabulary, finding and studying lessons, and planning for the next class. The overall purpose is to help students learn and improve their English skills through conversation and interactive exercises.
This document provides guidance for an English lesson, outlining questions and activities to help students practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing in English. It suggests asking and answering questions about names, backgrounds, interests, studies, jobs, when and where English is spoken, what is easy or difficult, understanding pictures, making plans for lessons, self-study, classroom notes and vocabulary, finding and studying lessons, and planning for the next class. The overall purpose is to help students learn and improve their English skills through conversation and interactive exercises.
1. My name is ___. What's your name? 2. I am from ___. Where are you from? Let's read and talk Mary studies English. She wants to speak and understand. Mary likes animals. She studies cats. 1. What do you like? I like ___. (family, work, hobbies, people) 2. What do you study? I study ___. What's your job? My job is ___. My English I speak English with my friends. I speak English at work. Reading is easy. Listening is difficult. 1. When do you speak English? I speak English with ___. I speak English at ___. 2. What is difficult? What is easy? Speaking, listening, writing or reading? ___ is easy/difficult. English game What do you understand? Look at the picture. The family is in the park. 1. What do you see? I see ___. What color is it? The ___ is ___. 2. When do you go to the park? I go to the park on ___. Let's make a plan You can learn English! 4 lessons a week is great! 3 lessons a week is good. 2 lessons a week is OK. 1. What days can you have lessons? I can have lessons on ___. 2. What times can you have lessons? I can have lessons at ___. Self study You can study English! You can study for 20 minutes. You can study every day. Self study is great! 1. What days can you study? I can study on ___. 2. What do you want to study? I want to study ___. (animals, work, family) Our classroom Let's explore notes and vocabulary. 1. Where are the notes? The notes are ___. Watch your tutor make notes. 2. Where is the vocabulary? The vocabulary is ___. Watch your tutor add 4 vocabulary words. Let's study Let's find a lesson. We can see the self study. You can do self study without a tutor. 1. First, let's open the library. Let's find the lesson 'Personal information.' 2. Let's study. Then, let's plan our next class.