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Offline brinaethegiraffe

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Asking Permission
« on: March 10, 2014, 01:17:39 PM »
Pretty chill lesson to get students to practice different ways of asking permission. Did it with one class so far and it's gone over quite well.

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Lesson Plan:

1) As a class brainstorm how to ask permission. (ppt slide with prompt)

2) Handout on asking permission. Explain/questions.

3) List of situations. Have students work in pairs to come up with something to ask in each situation. Then I randomly chose victims to give their answers. (ppt slide with prompt)

4) Introduce Go Fish. This was by far the most challenging part of the lesson. I tried to break it up into small chunks and pause a lot to ask for questions/check comprehension. Most of the powerpoint is devoted to explaining the game.

5) Break class into groups of 5-10 and have them play Go Fish. Make sure they use the target language.

 

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