Write brief outline of lesson on WB Title: what's in your bag? Plural: one, more than one. I will begin by taking out the bag of every day items. One-by-one I will remove them and elicit the names of the objects. Rather than tell them the names, I will ask what the objects are. If it is clear that I need to give them the word, I will say the word slowly and see if any stronger students know it but just couldn't remember on their own. I'll write the names on the WB as we come up with them.

Put students into pairs. Give each pair pieces of paper with the objects written on them. Show an object and have students stand and say the word and stick the paper ti the WB. Once all papers are on the board, get the class to repeat them together one more time.

In new pairs, the students will fill out the handout. They will determine whether to use a or an when using the vocabulary words they have just learned. Explain when we use a and when we use an (vowel/consonant in first letter of next word) Give students an explanation of the handout and that they will be using the given vocabulary words to match with a/an. Monitor progress and check answers. Get each pair to say aloud the sentence "this is a ________ ; this is an___________"

Elicit the difference between a pen and pens. Write on WB, emphasize s at end of pens. Explain that there are different forms of plurals. Write chart on WB. Pen - s Table - s Watch - es Brush - es Dictionary - ies City - ies child - en man - en woman - en