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Discover everything you need to put together a KS1 town or city lesson plan with the resources below. Try designing your own towns, learn about the capital cities of Europe with maps and worksheets and discover major UK cities. Browse through the pages below to create an engaging lesson that's sure to capture your children's interest.
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Lesson Plan Bradley Horn Exploring New York City The feature article in this issue of English Teaching Forum focuses on one of the most famous cities in the world—New York City. This lesson plan is based on that article and the fact sheet about New York that appears at the end of this lesson plan.
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In this lesson plan, students learn words and phrases related to cities. Visual and text-based activities focus on city places, buildings, sights, and jobs. There is also an activity on words to describe cities. The lesson ends with a pairwork activity for students to discover what the world's most populated cities are. A small amount of preparation is needed before class.
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45 min In the city Share Level: Upper-intermediate (B2-C1) Type of English: General English Tags: town and country describing places Vocabulary lesson Publication date: 10/12/2012 This video-enhanced lesson plan will help your students talk about cities in a more descriptive manner.
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Lesson Plan Content Description: In this lesson, students will work in cooperative groups to design an ideal city-one which is convenient for humans, preserves the environment, and maintains a quality of life for both animals and humans.
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OBJECTIVE & OVERVIEW This smart city ESL lesson plan contains activities, PDF worksheets, and digital materials for C1 advanced students. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to describe a variety of aspects of a future smart city and understand the technological elements of smart cities. They’ll also be able to talk about, ask questions, and use the interrogative modal.
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Describe a city in English. Description: The teacher elicits/teaches key vocabulary on the topic of the urban economy. Students have to gap-fill on the board with the correct word to complete the text. Students work individually. Speaker- projector- board- map. The teacher read the text, make a semi-authentic tape of the text, or use the text.
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Introduction. Begin your lesson by asking your students to draw a picture of their community. Have your class turn and talk to a partner about their drawings. Encourage them to discuss topics, such as what they see or notice in their community. Pick two drawings to share with the class. Most likely, these drawings will show people and things in.
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Vinis spoke about three lessons learned that the city plans to account for in its work throughout 2024. It matters who is at the table The first lesson Vinis mentioned is that "It matters who is.
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Design Your Own City Lesson Plan Instructor: Carrin Hahn Carrin taught 3rd grade for ten years, worked as a learning specialist with K-5 students, and has a Master's degree in Elementary.
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Put all the students that looked at each city in a group to share information about the city (e.g. all students that researched Madrid should share the information they have etc.) Once they have had time to share information, put the students into groups of 5, with one person to represent each city in each group.
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1. Play the "Snake Follow" game This lesson starts in a really fun way. Get everyone to line up behind the teacher. Get everyone to shout "Where are you going?" and on that prompt the teacher shouts back "Over here!" - then start walking to a different part of the classroom, with everyone following in a line behind you (like a snake).
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If you're looking for some fresh, new ideas for teaching places, including adjectives to describe cities, buildings, continents and oceans, or neighbourhoods, then you're in the right place. We have the top ESL place games and activities, along with vocabulary lists, lesson plans, worksheets and more for all things places ESL.
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This is a nice easy lesson which introduces students to different places in their town and uses the present continuous to ask and answer questions. IMPORTANT: This lesson should be taught after the "Transport & Travel" lesson as it uses the transportation vocab from that lesson in the "Where are you Going?" board Game. Lesson Overview: