Future Tense: Will vs Going To – ESL Lesson Plan
An ESL/ELA grammar lesson plan set teaching the difference between 'will' and 'going to' for expressing future events.
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An ESL/ELA grammar lesson plan set teaching the difference between 'will' and 'going to' for expressing future events.
ESL/EFL lesson plan introducing gerunds (verb+ing used as a noun) for A2 pre-intermediate English learners.
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Google Classroom Interactive Grammar Boot Camp Parts of Speech Unit This is an invaluable tool for educators tasked with the challenge of teaching parts of speech.
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Have to ESL ELA ELL A2 pre intermediate lesson plan. A focus on usage and comprehension of English "have to" expressions. This pre-intermediate lesson plan for grades 3-5 covers how "have to" is used to express obligation or necessity.
An ESL/EFL/ELA lesson plan and materials set that teaches correct use of the helping verbs 'is,' 'am,' and 'are' in present-tense sentences, including negative forms.
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An ESL/ELL lesson plan bundle (CEFR level A2, 'pre-intermediate') teaching vacation/travel and accommodation vocabulary plus gerund grammar, through flash cards, a fill-in-the-blank narrative exercise, and a writing task.
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ESL/ELL grammar lesson teaching how to form and use imperative sentences (commands, instructions, warnings, requests).
Imperatives Beginner English Lesson Plan This beginner English lesson plan focuses on teaching imperatives to ESL and EFL students. Created for A1 level learners, it provides a range of materials to build proficiency with imperative forms through interactive activities. The lesson plan covers the main uses of imperatives to express…
TEFL/ESL grammar lesson teaching intermediate (CEFR B1) students how to recognize and use intensifiers (words like 'very', 'extremely', 'incredibly' that strengthen other words).
Intensifiers | Beginner Lesson Plan This 27-page English grammar lesson plan teaches intensifiers to help early ESL and EFL students strengthen their conversational and writing skills. Created for A1 beginner levels, it includes informative materials like flash cards, warm-up activities, grammar rules, closed and open exercises,…
Beginner-level ESL/grammar lesson plan teaching the difference between the homophones 'into' (preposition of motion/direction) and 'in to' (the adverb 'in' followed by the preposition 'to', roughly 'in order to').
Advanced (C1) ESL grammar lesson teaching negative inversion (e.g., 'No sooner', 'Rarely', 'Little', 'Not only', 'Scarcely').
It's vs. Its | Beginner Worksheet The "It's vs. Its | Beginner Lesson Plan" provides an essential resource for teaching students effective grammar skills, particularly, the often confused 'It's' and 'Its'.
This L.1.1 First Grade Common Core Lesson can help your students understand and use verbs to convey a sense of past, present, and future tenses.
This lesson is for first grade students who are learning to use commas to separate single words in a series, in accordance with the L.1.2 First Grade Common Core standard.