Version 1: Simpler
Topic: Good Children
Objective: To introduce the concept of good children and their qualities in a simplified manner.
Lesson Plan:
I. Introduction (5 minutes)
- Greeting the students.
- Showing pictures of good children and discussing their qualities.
- Asking simple questions about what makes a child good.
II. Activity 1: Fill in the missing word (10 minutes)
- Distributing worksheets with missing words.
- Students fill in the blanks using the given words.
- Checking the answers together as a class.
III. Activity 2: Choose the correct answer (10 minutes)
- Handing out question cards with multiple-choice options.
- Students choose the correct answer and explain their choice.
- Discussing the answers as a class.
IV. Conclusion (5 minutes)
- Summarizing the lesson.
- Giving praise and feedback to the students.
V. Homework (5 minutes)
- Writing a short paragraph about one good quality they possess.
Version 2: Same
Topic: Good Children
Objective: To develop speaking and writing skills in English while discussing good children and their qualities.
Lesson Plan:
I. Introduction (5 minutes)
- Greeting the students.
- Showing a presentation with images of good children and their qualities.
- Facilitating a class discussion on the importance of being a good child.
II. Activity 1: Fill in the missing word (10 minutes)
- Distributing worksheets with missing words.
- Students fill in the blanks using the given words.
- Reviewing the answers together as a class.
III. Activity 2: Choose the correct answer (10 minutes)
- Handing out question cards with multiple-choice options.
- Students choose the correct answer and explain their choice.
- Discussing the answers as a class.
IV. Activity 3: Translate from Russian to English (10 minutes)
- Showing a presentation with Russian sentences to be translated.
- Students translate the sentences using their knowledge and dictionaries.
- Checking the answers together as a class.
V. Conclusion (5 minutes)
- Summarizing the lesson and highlighting key points.
- Providing feedback and praise to the students.
VI. Homework (5 minutes)
- Writing a short essay on the topic “The Qualities of a Good Child.”
Version 3: More Complex
Topic: Good Children: Exploring Virtues and Values
Objective: To enhance English language skills through a comprehensive exploration of good children, their virtues, and values.
Lesson Plan:
I. Introduction (7 minutes)
- Warmly welcoming the students.
- Presenting a thought-provoking video or real-life examples of good children.
- Engaging the students in a discussion about the significance of being a good child.
II. Activity 1: Fill in the missing word (12 minutes)
- Distributing worksheets with gapped sentences.
- Students complete the sentences by choosing appropriate words from a given list.
- Conducting a peer review and discussing the correct answers as a class.
III. Activity 2: Choose the correct answer (12 minutes)
- Providing students with a set of scenarios related to good behavior.
- Students analyze the situations and choose the most appropriate response from multiple-choice options.
- Encouraging students to justify their choices and facilitating a class discussion.
IV. Activity 3: Translate from Russian to English (12 minutes)
- Presenting a series of Russian sentences related to good children and their qualities.
- Students translate the sentences into English, utilizing their language skills and dictionaries.
- Reviewing the translations collectively and addressing any questions or difficulties.
V. Conclusion (8 minutes)
- Summarizing the key points discussed during the lesson.
- Encouraging students to reflect on their own behavior and set goals for becoming better individuals.
- Providing constructive feedback and acknowledging students’ active participation.
VI. Homework (4 minutes)
- Composing a reflective essay on the topic “The Role of Good Children in Building a Better Society.”
