Using the first Collaboration Board on the Nearpod activity, T prompts Ss to engage with topic by asking "What are some interesting or unusual experiences?". T can provide a demo with words like "Skydiving" or "Winning the lottery". Ss type in their answers on sticky notes and post it to the board. T reads them and prompts Ss for elaboration if necessary.

T uses the second Collaboration Board on Nearpod with the prompt "How would you describe these experiences?" to encourage students to think of adjectives to describe interesting situations. T can provide a demo with words like "lucky" or "thrilling". Ss post their responses on the board and T can ask for elaboration if necessary.

T opens the matching activity on Nearpod and Ss work together in Breakout rooms to match -ing adjectives to descriptions of situations in order to review or discover the meaning. Returning to the Jamboard, T clarifies form by showing the five adjectives (exciting, boring, terrifying, surprising, confusing) with the prompt "These ___ [adjectives] ___ can be used to describe situations". T reviews the meaning of 'exciting' briefly by prompting a S to read the definition of the word adapted from the quiz. T then reads a sentence containing the word and asks Ss which words are stressed. The stressed words can be marked with Jamboard tools. T then reads the word 'exciting', asks students to repeat, then reads the sentence, which students chorally drill. T repeats these steps for each of the five words.

T encourages Ss to plan their stories for the speaking task by showing the slide with the prompt (in green) that suggests what they can talk about. Ss plan for 2-5 minutes. Ss are then put with a partner or small group in B/O rooms and talk about their experience using -ing words for 7-10 minutes. Ss are then put with a different partner and repeat.

T posts examples of good language and flawed language on a Jamboard slide and asks Ss what errors there are. T confirms correct structures.