1. Warm-up & Greeting (5 mins)
Greet students with a smile: “Hello! Good morning!”
Ask students to repeat
Quick movement game: Stand up when you hear “Good morning!”
2. Presentation (10 mins)
Use flashcards or images to introduce:
Hello / Hi
Good morning / Good evening
Model and drill pronunciation
Use TPR (gesture for “morning”, “evening”)
Introduce dialogue:
A: Hello! What’s your name?...
1. Warm-up & Greeting (5 mins)
Greet students with a smile: “Hello! Good morning!”
Ask students to repeat
Quick movement game: Stand up when you hear “Good morning!”
2. Presentation (10 mins)
Use flashcards or images to introduce:
Hello / Hi
Good morning / Good evening
Model and drill pronunciation
Use TPR (gesture for “morning”, “evening”)
Introduce dialogue:
A: Hello! What’s your name?
B: My name is ___.
3. Practice (15 mins)
Choral practice: whole class repeats dialogue
Pair work: students practice in pairs
Name tag game: walk around, ask each other:
“What’s your name?”
“My name is ___.”
4. Listening / Video (Optional – 5 mins)
Play a greetings song (e.g., "Hello, Hello! Can You Clap Your Hands?")
Students sing along and do gestures
5. Controlled Practice (10 mins)
Hand out dialogue worksheet or match-the-greeting activity
Matching game: phrases to pictures or emotions (e.g., "I’m happy")
6. Production (10 mins)
Role-play: students perform mini-dialogue in pairs in front of the class
Encourage creativity (fun names, use props)
7. Cool Down & Review (5 mins)
Quick review:
“What’s your name?”
“How are you?”
Give stickers or stars for participation
Homework: Write 3 greetings in your notebook
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