This document provides materials for teaching English in a non-English classroom, including templates for greetings, lessons, breaks, and endings. It also includes examples of teaching pronunciation of vowels and reading picture books in English class. Short activities are suggested, such as matching pictures from a story, vocabulary word maps, and games using senses. The goal is to speak simple English every day and help students practice in a fun, interactive way.
3. Pick a coin.
Look for the date(year).
Share what you did/ were doing
when the coin was made.
In 2005, I was 18 years old.
2005 was the year I bought a car.
5. English in a non-English class
非英語課程中的英語
GREETINGS
DATE
TIME TO BEGIN
THE LESSON
BRAIN BREAKS
ATTENTION GETTERS
END OF CLASS
6. English in a non-English class
非英語課程中的英語
GREETINGS
DATE
TIME TO BEGIN
THE LESSON BRAIN BREAKS
ATTENTION GETTERS
END OF CLASS
Good Morning, class!/Good morning teacher ___.
How is everyone today? / We are great/fine/good!
7. English in a non-English class
GREETINGS
DATE
TIME TO BEGIN
THE LESSON
BRAIN BREAKS
ATTENTION GETTERS
END OF CLASS
Show PPT (Weather talk)
8. English in a non-English class
GREETINGS
DATE
TIME TO BEGIN
THE LESSON
BRAIN BREAKS
ATTENTION GETTERS
END OF CLASS
Is everyone ready?
Yes, we are ready!
9. English in a non-English class
GREETINGS
DATE
TIME TO BEGIN
BRAIN BREAKS
ATTENTION GETTERS
END OF CLASS
T: 1 2 3 Eyes on me.
Ss: Eyes on you.
10. English in a non-English class
GREETINGS
DATE
TIME TO BEGIN
BRAIN BREAKS
ATTENTION GETTERS
END OF CLASS
Stand up (2x)
Shake your hands
Turn around
11. English in a non-English class
GREETINGS
DATE
TIME TO BEGIN
BRAIN BREAKS
ATTENTION GETTERS
END OF CLASS
THE LESSON
That’s all for today./ Goodbye,
class! See you next class./See you
tomorrow.
29. Starter activity
Interactive story reading
Comprehension check
Book : Bear About Town
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
bakery
swimming pool
Where does the bear go on __________?
cinema
gym
toy store
park
playground