Assignment B - Lesson Plan Form and Paragraph
To present the first conditional for clarifying possible or
Lesson Type: Grammar Lesson Aims: probable predictions about events that are most likely to occur in
the future.
Students will demonstrate the knowledge of the first conditional
variation structures by addressing situations and offering advice
that is likely to be true in the present and future.
A2 (Late elementary/ students will be allowed to practice and create the if
Level of Class: pre-intermediate) Lesson Objectives: clause and result clause correctly depending on controlled or
Teenagers (14-16 years old) semi-controlled exercises.
students will practice the first conditional form through freer
activities and a game will be provided to do more freely
communications.
students have been comfortable with using the present
simple, communicating about basic things, and discussing habits.
Students are exposed to future simple to discuss things that are
probable and likely to happen most of the time.
Turkish
Nationality/First
Their first language is Assumed Knowledge: Students have been taught to use the correct basic grammatical
Language:
Turkish forms including (subject, verbs, and adjectives) and present
different sentence types (positive, negative, and question) each
phrase of the simple present and the future tense.
Students can construct sentences in both simple present and
future tense using will/ will not.
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, When creating if clauses, some students apply the simple future
instead of the simple present.
Solution: I will remind the learners that 'if' comes after simple
present tense (If S + verb present simple, will + infinitive).
They may not always notice the contraction between both the
subject and the auxiliary verb - for instance, He'll is constructed
from He will.
Solution: I will offer several cases and encourage them to observe
and repeat.
Length of Lesson: 60 mins Anticipated Problems :
The students might find it a bit confusing to use both the simple
present and future simple in the same sentence.
Solution: I will keep reminding them to follow the structure of the
first conditional form which is Subject + present simple, Subject + will
+ verb in the infinitive.
In the main sentence, insert alternative modal verbs for 'will.
Solution: I will demonstrate how 'might/ could/ may' can be used
instead of 'will' to describe probable events in the future.
• Whiteboard and markers.
• Freer activity Handouts as a game activity (Dominoes) for each
pair of students.
Number of Students: 12 Materials: • Controlled practice worksheets for each student.
• PowerPoint slides will be presented on the whiteboard for giving
instructions.
• Handout of homework sheet for each student.
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To present the first conditional for clarifying possible or
Lesson Type: Grammar Lesson Aims: probable predictions about events that are most likely to occur in
the future.
Students will demonstrate the knowledge of the first conditional
variation structures by addressing situations and offering advice
that is likely to be true in the present and future.
A2 (Late elementary/ students will be allowed to practice and create the if
Level of Class: pre-intermediate) Lesson Objectives: clause and result clause correctly depending on controlled or
Teenagers (14-16 years old) semi-controlled exercises.
students will practice the first conditional form through freer
activities and a game will be provided to do more freely
communications.
students have been comfortable with using the present
simple, communicating about basic things, and discussing habits.
Students are exposed to future simple to discuss things that are
probable and likely to happen most of the time.
Turkish
Nationality/First
Their first language is Assumed Knowledge: Students have been taught to use the correct basic grammatical
Language:
Turkish forms including (subject, verbs, and adjectives) and present
different sentence types (positive, negative, and question) each
phrase of the simple present and the future tense.
Students can construct sentences in both simple present and
future tense using will/ will not.
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, When creating if clauses, some students apply the simple future
instead of the simple present.
Solution: I will remind the learners that 'if' comes after simple
present tense (If S + verb present simple, will + infinitive).
They may not always notice the contraction between both the
subject and the auxiliary verb - for instance, He'll is constructed
from He will.
Solution: I will offer several cases and encourage them to observe
and repeat.
Length of Lesson: 60 mins Anticipated Problems :
The students might find it a bit confusing to use both the simple
present and future simple in the same sentence.
Solution: I will keep reminding them to follow the structure of the
first conditional form which is Subject + present simple, Subject + will
+ verb in the infinitive.
In the main sentence, insert alternative modal verbs for 'will.
Solution: I will demonstrate how 'might/ could/ may' can be used
instead of 'will' to describe probable events in the future.
• Whiteboard and markers.
• Freer activity Handouts as a game activity (Dominoes) for each
pair of students.
Number of Students: 12 Materials: • Controlled practice worksheets for each student.
• PowerPoint slides will be presented on the whiteboard for giving
instructions.
• Handout of homework sheet for each student.
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