W12 Speaking April 28 - Monday
A1-B1 Vets level
Description
Materials
Main Aims
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Review and apply key grammar (e.g., conditionals, reported speech, indirect questions, passive voice) in speaking
Subsidiary Aims
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Practice fluency in explaining processes, experiences, and opinions
Procedure (84-90 minutes)
Activity: In small groups, students list as many grammar structures or vocabulary topics from the program as they can..
Review & Practice – Grammar Recap Carousel Setup: Rotating stations, each focused on a target structure. Students rotate every few minutes and complete a short speaking task per station: Instructor floats to provide support and correction. My Vet-English Journey – Timeline Storytelling Setup: Each group creates a visual timeline or storyboard of their progress in the course. They mark key learning points and: Describe how their English improved Use grammar structures to explain change (e.g., mixed conditional, reported speech) 💬 “If I hadn’t studied every day, I wouldn’t be speaking like this now.” Open Discussion – Then vs. Now Prompts (in pairs or small groups): “What could you not say at the start of the course that you can now?” “Which grammar topic was hardest at first, but now makes sense?” “What’s something you feel confident explaining in English today?” Encourage real reflection and support casual conversation.
Instructor highlights participation and growth Students write down one grammar structure they want to continue practicing Optional exit task: “Write a short statement using at least 2 grammar structures we reviewed today.”
