1.   Lesson Plan Spanish Este lesson plan ha sido preparado para el programa de inmersion de Lousiana con el objetivo de integrar la lengua y la cultura española en la zona. En el se tratan objetivos especificos del nivel inicial saludos, los colores, los numeros..etc con el fin de proporcionar un nivel básico de compresion,

2.   Interpreting Statistics Advanced level ESL lesson plan focusing on interpreting statistics using Harpers Index as a base for student interpretation

3.   Conversation Lesson - Best Friends and Worst Friends The following exercise focuses on what students like best - least about friends. The exercise allows students to practice a number of areas: expressing opinions, comparatives and superlatives, descriptive adjectives and reported speech.

4.   Creating a New Society This classic conversation lesson is based on the idea of creating a new society. Students must decide which laws will be followed and how many freedoms will be allowed. This lesson works well for students of most levels - except beginners - as the subject brings out many opinions.

5.   Talking About Pop Music and Musicians Getting younger, teenage students to talk can be a real challenge. This lesson focuses on using a True or False game as a means of motivation to get them discussing their favorite types of music and musicians.

6.   Using Reported Speech The use of reported speech is especially important at higher English levels. Students, at this point, are fine tuning their communication skills to include expressing the ideas of others, as well as their own opinions. Students usually need to focus not only on the grammar involved, but also on production skills.

7.   Which School Do We Choose? The following conversation lesson provides a fun proposition: If you could choose one of the following language programs in countries where English is spoken as a native language, which would you choose?

8.   Speaking Skills - Asking Questions Many post beginner to lower intermediate students are quite capable of expressing their ideas reasonably well. However, they often run into problems when asking questions. This is due to a number of causes: i.e., teachers are the ones that usually ask questions, the inversion of the auxiliary verb and subject can be especially tricky for many students.

9.   Men and Women - Equal at Last? This debate can easily be carried out between the men and women in the class, or those who believe the statement is true and those who do not. Another variation is based on the idea that having students support opinions that are not necessarily their own during debates can help improve students fluency.

10.   Internet Craze This lesson plan is based on the idea that having students support opinions that are not necessarily their own during debates can help improve students fluency. In this manner, students pragmatically focus on correct production skills in conversation rather than striving to "win" the argument.

1.   Eastside Literacy ESL Lesson - Making Conversation ...Resources for computer volunteers Computer Program for cooking and money management volunteers LifeLong Learning for everybody Monthly Reports ESL Leaders Tutors Others FAQ Log In General Info Eastside Literacy Literacy Community Site Map Online Library Catalog Home/Calendar ESL Lesson Idea: Making Conversation Description Developing social skills such as small talk will go a long way to breaking the isolation of many immigrants. This lesson teaches ways to initiate a conversation, some appropriate common phrases used to agree or disagree, and how to politely finish a conversation. Materials Student Handou...

2.   Dialogue Creative Writing Lesson Plan, Conversation, Teaching Worksheet InstructorWeb DIALOGUE CREATIVE WRITING LESSON PLAN CONVERSATION PRIMARY TEACHING AND LEARNING WORKSHEET STUDENTS ELEMENTARY ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS EDUCATION CURRICULUM KIDS THEME UNIT RESOURCES ACTIVITIES CREATIVE WRITING LESSON PLAN LESSON 5: DIALOGUE _ _ Goal: To familiarize students with the ways in which dialogue makes a story come alive. Teach and learn abou...

3.   Listening Listening Lesson Plan Listening for Meaning: Same Sound Teacher: Tracy Woods Date: October 14, 1997 Objective: To help students determine meaning from conversation. After seeing possibilities of meaning, connected with previous grammar lessons, and completing 2 activities, the students will be able to determine contraction source and meaning with 80% accuracy. Materials: Chalkboard Worksheets Tape and evaluation sheet (make sure tape and player are in working...

4.   teachingactivities wiki / Conversation Flowcharts teachingactivities Conversation Flowcharts Search wiki: Home Edit page Log inAdd featuresHelp SideBar FrontPage elementary school junior high school senior high school special needs internet resources staff and contributors formatting This is an ongoing project staffed by volunteers. All content is published under the Creative Com...

5.   Quotation Game ...Game Author Information Author: Karen Radke Organization: N/A Email: kradke@omaksd.wednet.edu Lesson Plan Information Subject: Language Arts Category: Writing Grade Level: Fourth - Sixth Duration: one 45-minute period Description: This lesson teaches students how to properly use quotation marks in conversation in their writing. Goals: I hope to get the students to use quotations in conversation appropriately in their writing. Objectives: Students will be able to use quotations around conversation appropriately. Educational Resources: Punctuation marks made on 9" x 12" construction paper. I make two sets o...

6.   Teaching English Language Arts: PlaywritingUnit5 ...hes them from other plays? Students all get a copy of "Jumping ", and read it aloud. -briefly discuss reactions to play -discussion about what makes one act plays unique. Announce field trip on April 19th to see Waiting for Godot Homework: Hand in ideas on monday. Also, spy on people. Evesdrop on a conversation. Bring in a brief description of who the person was, what the conversation was about, and 4 lines of dialogue. lesson 6 There are no comments on this page. Page History :: 2006-03-29 22:19:51 XML :: Owner: JessicaSweezey :: Search: Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional? :: Valid CSS? :: Powered by Wikka Wakk...

7.   Listening: Telephone Conversation Information Institute of Syracuse _ Printer friendly text Search Lessons Write a Lesson Plan Guide Selection Criteria Lesson Plan : AELP-ESL0203 Copyright Statement Listening: Telephone Conversation An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Submitted by: Ying-Ying Chuang (Kimberly) Email: cyying@yahoo.com School/University/Affiliation: Cheng-Shiu Institute of Technology, Kaohsiung County, Taiwan, ROC Date: August 1, 2002 Grade Level: Vocational Education, Adult/ Continuing Education Subject(s):...

8.   Alien Story Alien Story embed(../movies/lp0004.mov) Sunshine State Standards Use the "aliens" in Kidspiration to practice writing conversation. LA.B.1.2.1 LA.B.1.2.2 Objectives LA.B.1.2.3 Students will use correct punctuation when NETS Profiles for Technology Literate writing a conversation. Students Procedure Use keyboards and other common input and output devices Have students choose 10 aliens (or any (including adaptive devices when cha...

9.   Linguistics 577 - Lesson Plans: Listening TESL Button Return to Lesson Plan Index Return to Ling. 577 Syllabus TESL Button Listening Lesson Plan Listening for Meaning: Same Sound Teacher: Tracy Woods Date: October 14, 1997 Objective: To help students determine meaning from conversation. After seeing possibilities of meaning, connected with previous grammar lessons, and completing 2 activities, the students will be able to determine contraction source and meaning with 80% accuracy. Materials: Chalkboard Worksheets Tape and evaluation sheet (make sure tape and player are in working...

10.   Eastside Literacy ESL Lesson - Using the Telephone ...nd money management volunteers LifeLong Learning for everybody Monthly Reports ESL Leaders Tutors Others FAQ Log In General Info Eastside Literacy Literacy Community Site Map Online Library Catalog Home/Calendar ESL Lesson Idea: Using the Telephone Description Provides practice phone conversations and phone etiquette; important but difficult skills, due to the lack of visual clues for the non-native speaker. Materials Toy or cardboard cutout telephones. Student Handouts: A Phone Conversation, Phone Dialogues, and Phone Situations. Suggestions Students will have better success responding to p...