Playing the Maze Runner game to explore how people are intelligence. Showing Students some pictures that illustrate that people think in different ways. Discussing how people think differently (Think, Pair and Share). Asking students to match each action plan element "from the ones that projected on the board" to the most suitable strategy. Allowing enough time, then asking students to check their answers in pairs. Projecting the answer key on the board.

Telling Ss that they are going to read "Flowers for Algernon" a story by Daniel Keyes. Introducing Daniel Keyes to the students. Displaying pictures of the events of the story for students to predict what the story is about. Asking students in groups to make their predictions. Allowing enough time then eliciting their predictions. Asking students to have a quick look over the text to find out if they were right or not. Discussing their predictions as a class.

Asking students to answer: Who is Charlie? What does he struggle? Giving students enough time then eliciting their answers. Asking each group to read again to find evidences for Cahrlie's language problems, thinking problems, psychological problems and persistence to be smart. Allowing enough time to find the evidences. Having a class discussion. Displaying the answer key.

Asking students in groups to predict what might happen next and justify their answers. Eliciting answer and having a class discussion.

Auction Game to remind students of the past simple tense. Starting off to auction the sentences of the diary one by one. Asking students to try to buy the correct ones. Selling the sentence to the highest bidder. The team with the most money wins.

Highlighting the format of a diary. scaffolding what they can write in their diaries. Asking students individually to write their own diaries. Allowing enough time while going round, monitoring and offering help where needed.