Rules with ‘must’ lesson plan

“Let’s go to the amusement park”

Lesson 20 Level 4 Age 9-12

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Explaining rules with must lesson

Lesson 20

Rules with ‘must’

In this lesson students explain rules at an amusement park with the modal “must“. They also learn vocabulary for amusement parks and say their [hide_on_uk]favorite[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]favourite[/hide_on_us] ride.

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For this level 4 course, use either the PDF mini-textbooks – print out copies for each student, or if you have a projector or large screen you can use PowerPoint lessons. In both cases, follow the lesson through as it appears in the materials. The lesson is self-explanatory, and there are additional teaching notes below.

Lesson procedure:

Lesson objectives

Learn words on the topic of amusement parks

Speak about your [hide_on_uk]favorite[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]favourite[/hide_on_us] ride

Learn how to explain rules with “must”

Write a list of rules for an amusement park

1. Review food and prepositions

Students review the previous lesson.

Review a: Chorus the food items paying special attention to stress. Students then do a word search puzzle to find some of those words.

2. Amusement park vocabulary

1a: Elicit / Teach the amusement park items from the pictures. Then have students work together in pairs to match the words to the pictures.

1b: Students check their answers. They then play a game to review the words on the page.

3. Amusement park quiz

2a: Students are going to answer questions to find our which their [hide_on_uk]favorite[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]favourite[/hide_on_us] ride at an amusement park is. Have students work in pairs to ask each other the questions and record their answers.

2b: Students now total up their answers and read what their [hide_on_uk]favorite[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]favourite[/hide_on_us] ride should be. Then have the pairs discuss this and talk about their [hide_on_uk]favorite[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]favourite[/hide_on_us] rides.

Finally, go around the class asking about their [hide_on_uk]favorite[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]favourite[/hide_on_us] rides and their reasons why.

4. Grammar – rules with “must”

3a: Chorus the sentences. Then have students say other things they must do every day. Write them on the board.

3b: Have students, in small groups, brainstorm rules for an amusement park. Then have them write a “rule sheet” using the model text.

Finally, have each group present their rules to the class.

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Lessons in this level:

  1. Introductions and classroom objects
  2. Classroom objects and spelling things
  3. Pronouns and personal details
  4. Things we can and can’t do
  5. Describing your home
  6. Nationalities and describing your town
  7. Places and geographical features
  8. Describing your bedroom
  9. Talking about family members
  10. Describing the weather
  11. School subjects and timetables
  12. Daily routines (1)
  13. Daily routines (2)
  14. Food and drink
  15. Dishes from around the world
  16. Cooking and recipes
  17. Toys and furniture / Prepositions of place
  18. Prepositions of place and shopping
  19. Transport
  20. Rules with ‘must’
  21. Rules with ‘must’ and ‘mustn’t’
  22. Places and things you need
  23. Present continuous
  24. Adjectives for describing clothes

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