1. I say, I am (I'm) Carrie, I'm an American. I am a teacher. 2. Then I solicit information from Sts following the same pattern. 3. Use pictures from the previous lesson and gets Sts to talk about the people, helping them with he/she/they as needed.

1. Begin writing diagram on WB of the outline for the 6 forms and fill in “I am / I'm” 2. Give out role play cards and write on board “name/country/job.” 3. Then ask Sts to review their roles. 4. Ask each student who they are. After each one, repeat, looking and pointing directly at St “you are....” Fill in “you are / you're” on the WB diagram. 5. Look at class, and say, “He/she is.....” repeat min. 3 times. Fill in “he is / you're” on the WB diagram. b. Then repeat, but have Sts give the answers.

1. Hold up a pen and say "this pen". Place one pen elsewhere and say "that pen". 2. Repeat with books, students, chairs, etc. until they get the principle. 3. Then demonstrate the dialogue with a partner: "what's your name, where are you from, what's your job?" Show that they have to write down the answers of their partner. 4. Then demonstrate how to introduce the speaking partner to the group with "this is...."

1. Students work together, asking "What is your name, where are you from, what's your job?" 2. They write down the answers of their partners. 3. Then I ask, "Who is he/she?" 4. They introduce their partners with "this is....s/he is...."

1. Fill in diagram with “it is” and point to chair, pen, book for “it.” Then demonstrate contractions. Make sure the apostrophe is clear. Use a different color for it. 2. Check spelling by misspellings and getting Sts to correct. 3. HO with grammar box and ex. 1.2 from the book. Get Sts to fill in the answers, then solicit answers one by one. 4. Repeat with ex. 2.

1. Demonstrate grammar with a pair of students. Point to one and demonstrate “he is” then with the other “she is”, then together “they are”. 2. Demonstrate “we are” with a student. Say “I am a teacher”, then student says “I am a teacher,” then I say “we are teachers.” 3. Point back to sentence, “I'm a teacher” and write underneath “We're teachers.” Cross out the “a” and add the “s.”

1. Hang up pictures and talk about them. Then have students tell who the people are. 2. Write answers on WB as model for exercise. 3. Have Sts do activity on pp. 114 and 118. Demonstrate with the first person. 4. Write on WB how to give answers with pronouns. 5. Review answers when Sts are finished with exercise.

1. Set up a "party" situation 2. Have students introduce themselves as their roles.