ESL Lesson Plan Example
ESL Lesson Plan Example
School: Campus B Teacher: Kate Grade: Subject: ESL Term: 3 Date: 24.12 Lesson Duration: 60
Preschool min
Strand: Use of English Target Language: Clothes
Learning Objective/s:
● 1Uv.07 Clothes
● 1Ug.02 has got (+/-)
Success criteria:
● I know clothes items
● I can say which clothes items my classmate has/ hasn’t got
Materials:
● Flashcards with the clothes items
● Academy Stars pp. 78-80
Practice Students are divided into two teams. Students come Correction 0n the spot P: Students might get upset if they
to the board and stand in two lines facing the board. lose a game.
Pictionary game.
S: Put magnets on the board that
represent two teams. When a team
5-7 min G
gets a point, move a magnet closer to
the bottom line. Control the magnets,
so that they stay in one line and
‘friendship wins’.
In pairs, students play the game ‘Guess who’. One Observation, delayed error P: Students might get noisy when
student describes a person in class and the other correction after the task working in pairs .
Apply 15 min P one guesses.
S: Remind them of the classroom
rules before doing the task.
REFLECTION:
WORLD SCHOOL LESSON PLAN
My main aim was achieved. By the end of the lesson, students were able to name clothes items using the needed grammar structure.
Planning - worked, I knew what to do and was using my lesson plan for anticipated problems and solutions. Some students forgot some
clothes items and I focused on them one more time. The students were engaged and seemed to be involved in the lesson. They really
liked playing a guessing game and were really excited to work with their peers. Delayed error correction didn’t work, it was not a good idea
to choose only sentences with mistakes as children got upset. Next time, I would choose good sentences too. Also, I should have focused
more on pronunciation as I heard that at the end of the lesson some students still struggled to pronounce the words correctly. Next lesson,
I will start with a revision of these words, where we will practice pronunciation one more time. Overall, I am satisfied with my lesson and
think that I managed it quite effectively.