Here is a suggested outline for your first session after summer holidays:

1. Introduction (5 minutes):
   • Welcome the kids back and ask about their summer holidays.
   • Introduce yourself and remind them of the previous lessons.
2. Review (10 minutes):
   • Quickly review the basic concepts and vocabulary they learned before the holidays.
   • Use flashcards or pictures to jog their memory and encourage them to recall the words.
3. New Words (15 minutes):
   • Introduce a few new words related to a specific theme, such as “school” or “summer activities.”
   • Use visual aids, gestures, and examples to help them understand the meaning of the words.
   • Practice pronunciation together.
4. Practice (15 minutes):
   • Engage the kids in simple conversations using the new words.
   • Ask them questions and encourage them to respond using the vocabulary they just learned.
   • Correct their mistakes gently and provide positive reinforcement.
5. Games (15 minutes):
   • Play interactive games to reinforce the new vocabulary and make the session more enjoyable.
   • For example, you can play “Simon Says” using the new words or create a matching game with flashcards.
6. Wrap-up (5 minutes):
   • Recap the new words and concepts covered in the session.
   • Assign a small homework task, such as drawing a picture related to the new words or writing a short sentence using them.

Remember to keep the session interactive, engaging, and age-appropriate. Adjust the duration of each activity based on the kids’ attention span and energy levels.