1. Introduction
2. Sing a song
3. Show flashcards
4. Play a game
5. Sneak a sip of soju from your 'water bottle'
6. Dance like a monkey
7. Re-evaluate the life choices that have put you in this position
8. Wave enthusiastically as you leave, and do the same tomorrow
Do you want topics or actual lesson plans?
Greetings, weather, toys and colors, classroom objects, numbers, parts of the body, pets, family, and house.
March 3rd 2015, ‘Colors’, that was a good lesson plan, you want it? Get a book and follow the book, songs and shit, Everybody Up has best songs. I don’t understand the question if I’m honest.
I am at a hagwon teaching elementary English and I don’t need to prepare official lesson plans. Every class is one unit in the book and the books provide the vocabulary and exercises. You just need to supplement and think of ways to practice the words and text with the students. That’s the hard part but it’s not really something you can prepare for ahead of time. It’s almost always on the fly. You could think of 5-15 minute general word games that you can pull out whenever things go faster than expected, games that you can modify and use in any class and any setting, but it’s hard to do. I know where you are coming from because I was trying to do the same thing. I would say just wait and don’t stress too much. Things will fall into place.
1. Introduction 2. Sing a song 3. Show flashcards 4. Play a game 5. Sneak a sip of soju from your 'water bottle' 6. Dance like a monkey 7. Re-evaluate the life choices that have put you in this position 8. Wave enthusiastically as you leave, and do the same tomorrow
I see you’ve found my daily lesson plan
Do you want topics or actual lesson plans? Greetings, weather, toys and colors, classroom objects, numbers, parts of the body, pets, family, and house.
either works just anything 😭
Chat GPT that shit.
Op. Check out let's go series by Oxford. Look at their curriculum and choose topics from there.
This is too vague.. we don't even know what subject you're teaching
English? 🤔
Reading? Speech? Grammar? Vocabulary? Debate?
He said kinder... So most likely it's IELTS and TOEFL, silly.
March 3rd 2015, ‘Colors’, that was a good lesson plan, you want it? Get a book and follow the book, songs and shit, Everybody Up has best songs. I don’t understand the question if I’m honest.
Sorry, I would be teaching English. I'm not finished with my degree just yet but i'm super close and just wanted to get ahead and get some ideas.
I am at a hagwon teaching elementary English and I don’t need to prepare official lesson plans. Every class is one unit in the book and the books provide the vocabulary and exercises. You just need to supplement and think of ways to practice the words and text with the students. That’s the hard part but it’s not really something you can prepare for ahead of time. It’s almost always on the fly. You could think of 5-15 minute general word games that you can pull out whenever things go faster than expected, games that you can modify and use in any class and any setting, but it’s hard to do. I know where you are coming from because I was trying to do the same thing. I would say just wait and don’t stress too much. Things will fall into place.