Begin the class trying to build rapport by discussing their Christmas (last week, Guillermo mentioned visiting family and Javier mentioned having to work Christmas Eve). Tell students we will be conducting another reading lesson today similar to last week. Stress the importance of reading (last week, Carmen mentioned she likes to read books in the evening). They will begin by splitting into pairs to answer two questions. 1-What is something you read in the past two days? (newspaper, menu, book, textbook...etc.). 2-Have you ever known a dog that was very smart? If so, explain. Bring class back together and have students tell the class how their partners answered the questions.

We will discuss 3 words in the article that may be confusing or unknown to elementary level students (lottery, envelope, check). I will share a file with the students that contains images of the vocabulary words, plus "dog biscuit" for me to do as an example. It will also contain sentences with a blank where the vocabulary words would fill in that blank spot. I will do the first one as an example. Students will then split into two groups to read and answer the three questions, using the correct vocabulary word to complete the sentence. Once completed, we will come back together and discuss the answers the students came up with in their groups. I will then elicit feedback from the students for them to decide which syllable of the words are stressed (most nouns stress the first syllable). I will also discuss that to sound natural, "tt" in between two vowels usually makes a "d" sound...not a "t" sound.

Students will be tasked with reading the article within two minutes and deciding what the best title for the article would be out of the three options. After two minutes, split the students into groups again and have them discuss their answers. The titles will be provided either by sharing a Word document or via Google Forms. Students will have two minutes to discuss what and why they think the title should be for the article. Once completed, the class will come back together and provide open feedback about the correct answer.

Students will be given 5 minutes to read the news article in detail individually to answer the four questions about the article. If it appears students finish early then we will move the class forward to the next stage. Once students are finished individually, they will be split into groups again to discuss their answers with each other. They will be given 3 minutes to discuss their answers before returning to the class as a whole for open feedback.

Students will split into two groups and talk openly for 5 minutes answering the following questions: 1-Have you ever played the lottery? If so, have you ever won any money? 2-What would you do with $13 million? Bring the class back together and discuss with students any Delayed Error Correction. Close the class by wishing them good luck the next time they play the lottery.