Today was my second class in intermediate
English l. I planned the class very carefully because I wanted to have a nice
class. My tutor gave me the lesson plan, but I modify a little bit the
activities. I arrived to the classroom 30 minutes after the class, but my
surprised was that the classroom was busy with another class so I waited for
some minutes. I arranged the classroom. In this class I organized the desks in
a semi circle.
I
prepared the charts, I stuck papers with the name of the students on the desks,
I wrote the date, the objective, and the agenda on the board. The students came
to the classroom and the class started some minutes later. I greeted the
students, and we read the objective.
The warm up was really nice. I gave the
students some paper with frequency adverbs. The students invented a question using
“how often”, after that they chose a classmate and asked the question. The other
classmate must answer with the frequency adverb that he or she had in the
paper. Example: student 1: How often do you take a shower? Student 2 had in the
paper “yearly” the student 2 answers I take a shower, yearly.
The presentation of the topic was a reading. Students
read a newspaper article about activities that teenagers in UK do in their free
time.
The grammar notes, I explained this part using charts. I stuck the topic
“Adverbs of frequency” and what adverbs of frequency are:
“Adverbs of Frequency are Adverbs of Time that answer the question
"How frequently?" or "How often?" They tell us how often
something happens”.
I gave them some examples of adverbs of frequency. And I explained
students that we separate these adverbs into two groups:
1- Adverbs of
definite frequency
Examples:
- hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly
- every second, once a minute, twice a year
2- Adverbs
of indefinite frequency
Examples:
- never, seldom, sometimes, often, always
I gave them the rules of
the adverbs of frequency and their position in the sentence. I gave them
examples as well. After that students practice the grammar notes looking the
adverbs of frequency in a crossword puzzle, and creating a sentence per adverb.
In my opinion, it was a
nice class because students enjoyed the activities and they answer pretty well
the activities.
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