Talk about things they will do over the weekend. What is their favourite pass time during their holldays or over the weekends. Show them pictures of different places around Dubai and whether they have been to them or not.

Show them a picture of my daughter Merziya and ask them who she might be. Tell them who she is and ask them what they think she likes to do over the weekends. Tell them they will see a video of her and they need to remember what she likes (She loves her phone, making movies, her friends, her penny board and going out with her friends at Dubai mall.) After peer checking and checking as a class, ask them if they remember some of the sentences she used and highlight some of the language on the IWB. e.g. I ride my Penny board, I love going to Dubai Mall, I watch movies, My favourite movie is, I love Dubai Mall because there is a big Ice Rink and a cInema. There are a lot of nice shops for shopping. Next to the aquarium is the Cheesecake factory. There is a very big Virgin Megastores. There are lots of restaurants and cafes.

Give them a piece of paper with their task written on it. With a partner they need to discuss: What they like to do over weekends with their friends or family? What is their favourite place to go in Dubai/Sharjah? 3 things they like to do at their favourite place and 5 places that you can find there?

Now tell them to write down all their partner said into sentences so they can come present it to the rest of the class.

Tell them that now they will present what they wrote about their partners and by the end of the reports as a class we will decide what the best place is for most kids their age to hang out with their friends.

Have some of the sentences, they said during their presentation, on the board. Ask them to come and correct them. Ask them why you say such and such. Let them come and correct each other's mistakes before you tell them what is correct. Write down sentences where they said "2 shops or 3 places to eat" or "there isn't a cinema" ask them what other way we could say the sentence. Elicit the use of "some", "a lot of" and "not any" Highlight the meaning and form of the target language.

Give them the worksheet with sentences that require the correct use of "some, not any, a lot of, a/an". once done, they check in pairs and then check as a class by having the answers on the board. Go over the use of each of these using the IWB.

Model on the board a "find the difference" activity. Put them in pairs and Give them a each a sheet of paper. Ask them to find the 10 differences in their papers without showing their paper to their paper. Ask them to repeat instructions to make sure they have understood. After they are done with the activity have the picture up on the board and let them tell you what the differences are while you or someone else marks them out.

If time permits play a game of hangman to review some of the words did in the earlier lesson. or use this website: http://www.eslgamesplus.com/places-around-esl-vocabulary-interactive-hangman-game/