ESL Lesson Plan Christmas: Prepositions

Level
A1
Time
90 min
Media
Article
Christmas: Prepositions

Lesson Overview

This awesome ESL Beginner Christmas lesson plan starts with a fun warm up where students have to ask and answer questions. Then, students move on to vocabulary about Christmas. 

Thereafter, students need to complete a grammar exercise about prepositions. Students complete many exercises to practice the grammar point and vocabulary of the lesson.

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This awesome ESL Beginner Christmas lesson plan starts with a fun warm up where students have to ask and answer questions. Then, students move on to vocabulary about Christmas. 

Thereafter, students need to complete a grammar exercise about prepositions. Students complete many exercises to practice the grammar point and vocabulary of the lesson.

Next, students complete a reading where they review the words that they have learned. This is followed by a set of discussion questions that students can use to practice their free talk. 

We are certain that you and your students will find this ESL Beginner Christmas lesson useful! This lesson is set at an A1 level and covers very basic grammar topics. Use this lesson as part of the foundation for a student starting out in English.

Activity Layout

  1. Warm Up
  2. Key Words
  3. Key Words: Exercises
  4. Grammar: Prepositions of Time.
  5. Grammar: Exercises
  6. Reading.
  7. Discussion Questions.
  8. Picture Round

Homework

This ESL Christmas lesson plan also includes two homework tasks. Students complete a writing exercise to practice the vocabulary they have learned in the lesson. They also have to complete another set of grammar exercises.

  1. Grammar: Prepositions of Time.
  2. Writing Exercises.

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