Everyday conversations
Elementary level
Description
Materials
Main Aims
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The main aim of this activity is to show and teach students how to greet someone.
Subsidiary Aims
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To provide specific information about how to greet people.
Procedure (29-45 minutes)
I will give students some short phrases to guess what they stand for. Maybe I will use the body language to see if they can come up with short sentences regarding greetings. I will also elicit reaction to a certain greeting. -I will ask studentsto look at the picture and guess what these two people are doing? -What is the first thing you say to your friend when you meet him? -When you want to sleep what do you say to your parents? -When you wake up what do you say?
-Give students short phrases concerning greetings -I will use many expressions regarding greetings.
-Show students a picture of greetings and ask them to guess what is it. -Help them with a clue if they can not recognize what the picture stands for.
-I will provide students with the needed examples to understand what is the activity about. -Explain greetings' meaning. -Help students to pronounce the phrases correctly.
-Divide students into groups. -Ask students to listen to the conversation and complete the activity in the Student's Book. -Ask students to check each other's answers.
-Ask students to work in pairs and make a conversation. -Ask students to come to the floor and act out the conversation.
-Give students an extra exercise for more practicing.