This 60 minute CELTA lesson plan focuses on functions using the future tense. Students will plan a weekend trip using future forms like "going to" and "I'd like to", then give a short presentation. The teacher assumes students know basic future vocabulary. Materials from a Longman textbook will be used. The teacher aims to grade language, pre-teach vocabulary, and manage time well. Potential problems with future tense forms or technology are addressed.
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Celta Lesson Plan1
This 60 minute CELTA lesson plan focuses on functions using the future tense. Students will plan a weekend trip using future forms like "going to" and "I'd like to", then give a short presentation. The teacher assumes students know basic future vocabulary. Materials from a Longman textbook will be used. The teacher aims to grade language, pre-teach vocabulary, and manage time well. Potential problems with future tense forms or technology are addressed.
Assumptions (learners’ existing knowledge) Materials used
Ss will know most of the vocabulary in tasks Cunningham, Sarah & Moor, Peter New Cutting Ss know “future-going to”, ”I’d like to” and “I want to” Edge Elementary . Longman, p 108,109
Lesson aims Personal aims
Main Aims Grade my language and pre-tech all the necessary By the end of the lesson the students will have planned their vocabulary weekend trip which and practiced giving a short presentation. Give clear instruction and ICQs Time management Subsidiary Aims: By the end of the lesson the students will have practice using the future-going in planning and presenting their weekend trip. Sts will have practice reading and listening for general comprehension.
Anticipated problems Solutions
Management/tasks etc: 1) give a short presentation, If shall and will block the sts 1) Sts don’t know shall and will, which can cause understanding problems in understanding 2) Have a tapescript ready and ask teachers to read it 2) Technical problems