IN THIS LESSON: LETS TALK, LETS LAUGH AND LETS GET TO KNOW ONE ANOTHER!!!!!!!!!! :) :) :) :)
FUN
EASY
COMFORTABLE
TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF
TELL ME ABOUT INTERETS
TELL ME ABOUT YOUR FRIENDS AND ANYTHING REALLY
BUT ALSO ALLOW ME TO SHOW YOU HOW OUR LESSONS WILL LOOK LIKE AS WE CONTINUE LEARNING ENGLISH TOGETHER

FEEL FREE TO MAKE MISTAKES THEY ARE PART OF LIFE!!!!!!!!!

Interactive lessons in which we will work with pictures and names of objects in English will expand your knowledge and build a stronger and broader vocabulary. We will have loads of classwork and homework, which will keep students engaged all throughout our lessons and learning journey

The aim is to have a bit of fun with the new words and find the right context in which we can use them.

Vocabulary Building

This course is for students who simply want to practice their conversational skills. In this course, we will talk about a range of everyday-related topics. In each lesson, we will a different engaging speaking activity. If you would just like to practice your conversational skills, this course is for you!

Conversational English

This lesson will commence as follows:  
1. New vocabulary: This vocabulary is used in the article/story that we will read. Once the students have gained an understanding of this vocabulary, we will move on to reading.

2. Article/Story: We will read an article or story that has the vocabulary we first learned. In this way, not only does the student get to understand the vocabulary, but they also get to see how the vocabulary is used and understand it in context.

3. Discussion questions: The student and I will go through some discussion questions based on the article/story. This section is based on our opinions and what we think about the particular reading material.

4. Writing: The student will answer questions about the reading material and, lastly, write an essay or summary about the writing material.

Reading

🗣️ Lesson Structure for Speaking Practice
This lesson follows a clear structure that supports secondary learners in developing speaking skills:
• 	Warm-Up Questions: Activates prior knowledge and encourages personal expression.
• 	Vocabulary Matching: Builds thematic language for confident use in conversation.
• 	Reading with Comprehension Questions: Promotes discussion through summarizing and opinion-sharing.
• 	Grammar Focus: Enhances descriptive and contrastive language for richer dialogue.
• 	Creative Writing Tasks: Serves as a springboard for oral storytelling or presentations.
• 	Wrap-Up Discussion: Encourages reflection and debate on broader issues.