Simple Future Tense Lesson Plan and activities - Angry Birds Birthday Party.
An interesting lesson plan and activities to teach simple future tense easily and effectively. The lesson has prepared around the story of "Angry Birds." It has speaking, writing, and creative thinking activities. It is very useful to teach online with interactive activities and downloadable printouts.
Topic: Simple Future Tense
Objectives:
- Able to understand the simple future tense and use verbs correctly and appropriately
- Able to form simple sentences with ‘will’ and ‘will not.
- Able to create a ‘Friendship Pledge’ using the simple future tense.
- Share/display the picture of the Angry Birds and Biggie Noses celebrating a birthday party.
- Tell students that the angry birds have finally attended anger management classes and learned their lesson about the negative effects of anger. They are now good friends with the Biggie Noses and are celebrating Baby Bird’s birthday together.
- Tell students that Angry Birds have made a friendship pledge to the Biggie Noses. Tell students to observe and read the pledge.
- Tell your students to read the sentences and fill the blanks using 'will or won't (will not)'
- Discuss students’ answers and correct any errors made.
- Tell your students we are going to play a game. The game is "Where will you be?"
- In this game, students have to say about their future actions to the teacher's question.
- The teacher will ask the question 'where will you be........................?' and students have to answer about themselves by using (I'll be....or I'll probably be.... or I don't know where I'll be.)
- Use the phrases to frame questions. 1. at 10 o'clock tomorrow. 2. one hour from now 3. at midnight tonight 4. at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon 4. two years from now
- Ex: 1. Where will you be at 10 o'clock tomorrow? (Ans: I'll probably be on the beach. OR I'll be at work. OR I don't know where I'll be.)
- Tell your students to record their answers and share them with their friends.
- Discuss students’ answers and correct any errors made.
- Explain to students that they are going to create a ‘Friendship Pledge’ like the one made by the Angry Birds, using the simple future tense.
- Before starting, they first discuss the points to include and make a draft pledge on the A4 paper.
- Check to see if any changes should be made. Then, students create their posters.
- When they have finished, they share their posters.
- To end, the teacher helps students recall and summarize all the concepts they learned.
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