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Author: Diana Carolina Mendoza Mora – Description: This lesson plan helps students to describe people’s appearance and to use other skills like drawing to represent what they write. It is also a good way to use verbs to be and have in an easy context to use.
Author: Deicy Patricia Daza Velásquez – Description: This Task plan is an opportunity to learn about students’ daily routines, allow students to reflect on how healthy their routines are and propose a healthy action to implement in their lives. Also, T can assess reading comprehension, written production and simple present.
Author: Dilsa Judith Calderón Zubieta – Description: This task plan gives the students the role as a central part of the class, it allows students work with their context so they can find the usefulness of English in real life. In addition, it allows you to create a good teaching-learning atmosphere in which interaction is the clue (teacher-students, students-students, students-community). It gives the students the opportunity to know more about them, their context and more about you as their teacher.
Author: Lady Astrid Garcia Romero – Description: This lesson plan helps to identify vocabulary about the weather, season and activities through flashcards and simple activities to improve speaking in our students.
Author: Gladis Robira Muñoz Rosero – Description: This activity plan helps students to describe their family in written and orally. They also learn vocabulary related to professions. This plan might encourage your students to choose a profession.
Author: Vilma Cancimancy – Description: This activity plan gives the students an opportunity to make a presentation about likes and hobbies, and to exchange information in an easy way. This activity challenges students to speak in another language in a stress-free environment.
Author: Margarita Archila Velandia – Description: This plan is a good opportunity for students to talk about their past experiences in a free and spontaneous way. Also, it is convenient for teachers as it provides the chance to make students remember their personal past experiences and use the wh-questions.
Author: Beatriz Elena Giraldo Serna – Description: This This lesson plan gives SS a chance to know about harmful and healthy food so that they make choices about the food they are eating and how it benefits/harms their health. Also, they can practice a grammar form: should and shouldn´t.
Author: Jhonn Fredy Mora Restrepo – Description: This lesson plan is very useful for teacher and students, it gives the students the opportunities to know vocabulary related to traditional games and learn about present simple tense. Likewise it allows students to talk about an interesting topic how it is, number of players, what it needs to play and so on. Also it makes a reflection to get practice in some traditions that we are leaving thanks to new trends such as; social networks, video games and apps.
Author: Juan Diego Vanegas Marin – Description: This plan is going to be helpful for those teachers that want their students to keep motivated with English through topics of their interests. The topic “Living the city” pretends to engage the students with topics as simple present, descriptive adjectives, there is/there are and quantifiers based on touristic places and plans they do or they can do in their own city (Medellin).
Author: Damaris Obregón – Description: This lesson plan gives students the opportunity to know about themselves, to interact with each other, and to talk about their environment and routines. It also provides a valuable opportunity for the teachers to assess the level of their students. Besides, it can be a tool for a useful and productive class.
Author: María del Pilar Gutiérrez García – Description: This task plan has been created to introduce seventh grade students to vocabulary related to recycling as an environmental issue that students need to be aware of. It is also helpful when teaching should-shouldn’t grammar form.
