Smooth transition: "who is ready to play a game" procedures: 1. put the students in two teams to play jeopardy 2. Each team has to choose one card from one category out of four ( Movies - series - celebrities gossip - general knowledge) 3. Each card has a question and a number of points. If they answer the question in 10 seconds they will take the points 4. The team with the highest points wins ICQ 1. Are you working alone or in teams? ( Teams) 2. How much time do you have to answer the questions? ( 10 seconds) 3. Can you choose two categories? (No. one category)

Smooth transition: Since we are talking about movies and celebrities let me show you a picture. procedures: 1. Display the picture of Dina Dash's wedding (Build interest) 2. In groups, ask your students if they would like to have a luxurious wedding like Dina Dash or simply go on a honeymoon and why? (in 2 minutes) 3. content feedback. ICQ: 1. Are you working alone or together? 2. what are your choices? (a luxurious wedding or a honeymoon) 3. how much time do you have? (2 minutes) Smooth transition: let's get to know Dina Dash more 1. show them the video and stop in at 1:02 2. Ask the students (Do you think it's the end? what do you think IS GOING TO happen next?) 3. The students guess then watch the rest of the video to see if their guesses are correct or wrong

Smooth transition: Congratulation, girls. Now you have the chance to plan your own. Procedures: 1. Put the students in two teams 2. Give them instructions to plan the perfect honeymoon ( location- duration- activities- accommodation) 3.Assign roles to each one in the team ( presenter - timer - delegate - note taker) P.s. one student may have more than one role. 4. They have 10 minutes and they will write their plans on the Jamboard assigned to them. ICQ 1. Are you working alone or together? (together) 2. what are you doing? (planning a honeymoon) 3. Do you have roles? (Yes) 4. How much time do you have? (10 minutes)

Procedures: 1. Ask the delegate from each team to visit the other team's Jamboard to discuss the similarities and differences, suggest something better and report back to their teams 2. Ask the presenters to prepare and rehearsal their presentations and put their final touches

Smooth transition: Now let's see who has made the best plan. procedures: 1. Each team present their plan in 3 minutes and the other team rate them from 1 star to 5 stars according to their performance, how they managed to spend the money and plan the activities.

Smooth transition: remind me again what tense do we use to speak about the future plans. procedures: 1. the teacher highlights (be going to). 2. He starts with the meaning CCQ: Are we speaking in the past? (no) Are we arranging or taking a quick decision? ( Planning) In this case, can I use will? (No) 3. pronunciation (contraction and intonation) 4. the written form (subject + be + going to + infinitive) 5. The teacher gives them quick controlled practice through Kahoot to make sure they understand.

Smooth transition: Let's have one last activity, but this time with your kids. procedures: 1. Put students in a different group and let them discuss in 5 minutes whether they are going to agree on having the same vacation with their twin babies? if not, what are you going to change? ICQ 1. Are you working alone or in teams? (teams) 2. This time are you travelling with your husband alone? (No) 3. How much time do you have? (5 minutes) 2. content feedback