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Describe yourself (Junior High to High School Students) The purpose of this lesson is to engage the students in learning conversational English phrases in order to describe him or her. Depending on how well the students learn the new phrases, this lesson may take up to a couple of days. 1. 2 min: “Everyday Common Greetings” exercise 2. 20 min: Introduce useful phrases when describing yourself a. Music i. Do you play an instrument? ii. How long have you played (name of instrument)? iii. What kind of music do you like? b. Sports i. Do you play a sport? ii. How long have you (name of sport)? iii. Do you compete in (name of sport)? c. Art/Writing/Reading i. Do you draw pictures? ii. What kind of pictures do you draw? iii. Do you free write? (English slang, meaning that you write about various topics that are outside of school) iv. What do you like to write about? v. Do you read? vi. What kind of stories do you like? 3. 20 min: Activities/Homework a. “Get to know your friends” Bingo: each student would be provided a grid sheet that would have these different questions/ideas listed. The students ask each other these different forms questions/ideas until they are able to fill out five squares in a row (the squares need to have the students’ name in it; one student’s name can be used for

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Describe yourself

(Junior High to High School Students)

The purpose of this lesson is to engage the students in learning

conversational English phrases in order to describe him or her. Depending on how

well the students learn the new phrases, this lesson may take up to a couple of

days.

1. 2 min: “Everyday Common Greetings” exercise

2. 20 min: Introduce useful phrases when describing yourself

a. Music

i. Do you play an instrument?

ii. How long have you played (name of instrument)?

iii. What kind of music do you like?

b. Sports

i. Do you play a sport?

ii. How long have you (name of sport)?

iii. Do you compete in (name of sport)?

c. Art/Writing/Reading

i. Do you draw pictures?

ii. What kind of pictures do you draw?

iii. Do you free write? (English slang, meaning that you write

about various topics that are outside of school)

iv. What do you like to write about?

v. Do you read?

vi. What kind of stories do you like?

3. 20 min: Activities/Homework

a. “Get to know your friends” Bingo: each student would be provided a

grid sheet that would have these different questions/ideas listed. The

students ask each other these different forms questions/ideas until

they are able to fill out five squares in a row (the squares need to

have the students’ name in it; one student’s name can be used for

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two squares only). An example Bingo sheet is attached to this lesson

plan.

b. “This is Me” paragraph: the students write a paragraph (5-6

sentences) that describes them, using the different phrases that

were taught.

Chrystal Chase