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Author: Alex John Mosquera Angulo – Description: This plan gives to teachers the opportunity to follow in an easy and structured way the step by step in each activity. Students can speak freely about people appearance and traits since it is a familiar topic for them.
Author: Luz Mila Puentes Camargo – Description: This lesson plan gives Ss the opportunity to talk about other people’s daily activities, and it gives them the chance to assess themselves on the use of the language. It can also be a useful and productive lesson to stimulate students’ production.
Author: Diana Liz Villalba Antequera – Description: This lesson plan has been designed to facilitate the students’ learning process, so you, as a teacher, must follow each stage carefully, but most importantly, try to keep patient. Always think you as a teacher know what you know, but they as students are just on their way. So, enjoy your work lead them with much patience and love because love conveys happiness. Go ahead! Go step by step for them to reach the goal of talking about their past and their now.
Author: Sandra Milena Lozano – Description: This lesson plan shows the previous work or introduction in a topic that includes prepositions in my neighbourhood, town, city or place where the students live.
Author: Doris Elena Villamizar Villamizar – Description: Collaborative work is the best tool to increase student’s participation and share outcomes. Therefore, constant feedback is a key to generate confidence in the development of skills by using progressive methods like teamwork and formative assessment to check understanding through dialogue between SS-T.
Author: Emilio Criado Rocha – Description: Through this activity plan you can see how each one of the stages lead your students to practice writing and speaking in different moments throughout the lesson. Besides, in this plan, students can learn by themselves, because they ́ will be the main actors in the class and you will only be a guide waiting to give feedback when necessary. And finally, with this activity plan you can forget the traditional English grammar classes and produce more dynamic and participative classes, which motivate students to be interested in learning of conversational English and work real themes that are more appropriate for discussions.
Author: Eddy Seley Parra – Description: This plan is intended to be used at the end of a series of lessons on daily routines and jobs. It is a fluency practice lesson so in order for students to be able to perform, they should have already learned some of this language.
Author: GABRIELA COTAMO – Description: This plan will help beginners to start reading in English by using strategies to help them develop reading skills to better cope with written texts. Students will also have a chance to practice language in a meaningful and contextualized way.
Author: Carolina Lizarazo Gallo – Description: This plan gives the students a chance to learn about their daily activities by having fun, it also gives the teacher the opportunity to assess the students’ progress. It can also be a useful lesson if you have a large class, and you want all the students to participate.
Author: Lucy Milet – Description: This plan has been designed for students in urban and rural areas with little knowledge of English language. Here you can find an activity that will help students build vocabulary as they practice a little speaking. It is a hands on task that will allow SS to personalize language
Author: Nohelia Rocio Pacheco Carreño – Description: This task plan gives the students a chance to reflect on their care habits and how they can make good changes in order to improve their lifestyles. It was designed for 6th graders with an A1 level. This lesson does not require much material
Author: Miguel Ramírez – Description: This task plan focuses on describing the house. Additionally, it integrates Arts because students use origami to create a paper house. This activity promotes creativity and production skills. Finally, students can find it very meaningful because they will be talking about their houses.
