Objective

By the end of this lesson, the student will be able to have fun while learning English.

Materials and Prep

• No additional materials are required for this lesson.
• The student should have a basic understanding of the English alphabet.

Activities

• Play a game of "I Spy" using English words. Take turns describing objects in the room using simple English words and have the student guess what you are describing.

• Create a fun alphabet scavenger hunt. Hide objects around the house that start with each letter of the alphabet. Have the student find the objects and say their names in English.

• Sing English nursery rhymes together. Choose popular nursery rhymes and sing them together, emphasizing the pronunciation of English words.

• Read a picture book in English. Choose a colorful and engaging picture book and read it aloud to the student. Pause occasionally to ask questions about the story and encourage the student to respond in English.

• Engage in a role play activity. Pretend to be characters from a favorite story or movie and have a conversation in English. Encourage the student to use simple English phrases and sentences.

Talking Points

• Say: "English is a fun language to learn. We can play games and sing songs in English."
• Say: "Let's play 'I Spy'! I spy with my little eye something that is red. Can you guess what it is?"
• Say: "Now, let's go on an alphabet scavenger hunt! We need to find something that starts with the letter 'A'. Can you think of anything?"
• Say: "It's time to sing some nursery rhymes! Let's sing 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' together."
• Say: "I have a wonderful storybook to read. It's called 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar'. Are you ready to hear the story?"
• Say: "Now, let's pretend to be characters from 'Frozen'. I'll be Elsa and you can be Olaf. Let's have a conversation in English!"