EFL Elementary Teachers: Writing the production part of the lesson plan to teach English Language Learners

domingo, 18 de agosto de 2024

Writing the production part of the lesson plan to teach English Language Learners

The 3P lesson plan template is available here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/lesson-plan-to-teach-English-Language-Learners-11780557

The "production" part of a lesson plan," is where students actively use the language skills or concepts they've been learning during the lesson. The learners (ELLs) will perform tasks in English.

What to plan?

Look for:

· practical and communicative Student-Centered Activities that makes the learning style a priority.

Task-Based Practice such as role-plays using finger puppets. This helps students practice speaking in a low-pressure environment.

Show and tell activities.

Interactive Games where students must use the target language creating a dynamic class where students want to be in.

I highly plan games for this stage of the lesson plan. When students are having fun, they're more motivated to use the language actively. You can make sure that even the shy students will be to participate reducing anxiety.

Games are there to apply what they've learned in meaningful ways. Playing games promote critical thinking and language use simultaneously. The printable games allow students to practice the same language structures multiple times in varied and interesting ways, reinforcing learning without feeling repetitive. They usually want play them over and over again.Select the games to cater to the different learning styles that you have in a class.

Some ideas :

Matching Games. Use cards for the students to match the picture with the correct word. The focus is on vocabulary and comprehension.

Memory (Concentration) is another game for trying to find a matching pair. This helps with vocabulary retention.

example of lesson plan for teaching english

Print the bingo templates with pictures related to the lesson’s theme. Call out the words or show pictures, and students mark the correct item on their cards. Great for reinforcing vocabulary and listening skills.