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Celebrating Valentine�s Day -- a lesson plan including listening + reading + writing activities
Level:
intermediate
Age:
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Demonstration lesson:Speaking & Writing through Games & Visuals 8th form (part1: Lesson Plan)
Level:
intermediate
Age:
13-14
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Writing: A story
Level:
intermediate
Age:
10-100
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getting ready for the trip
Level:
intermediate
Age:
11-14
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415
Writing Time: Holiday Plans.
Level:
intermediate
Age:
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Aly�s house :My house
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elementary
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How do you plan for your writing?
When writing a composition:
1. Check the
length of words
you are required to do. For example, 250words
2. Once you know the length of words required, think of
how many paragraphs
you are to make.
��� For example: 5 paragraphs.
3. Include
1 paragraph for an introduction/beginning, and 1 paragraph for conclusion/ending
.
4. Divide the total of words (for example 250 words) with the number of paragraphs you are intending to make (for example 5 paragraphs)
��� 250 words / 5 paragraphs = 50
��� The total (for example, 50) is the
number of words you are to write in each paragraphs
.
5. Once you know how many words you are to write in each paragraphs, calculate
how many sentences
you are to make.
��� 50 words / 10 words per sentence = 5 sentences.
5 sentences = 5 points.
The planning
Create then 5 boxes (5 boxes = 5 paragraphs)
Box 1. (Introduction/Beginning)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Box 2. (Content 1)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Box 3. (Content 2)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5
Box 4. (Content 3)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Box 5 (Ending/Conclusion)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Start filling in your boxes.
- use point forms
- write down only the main idea of the sentence
Start writing once you are done!
