英语小学面试试讲教案万能模板

Subject: English Language Arts
Grade Level: Primary (e.g., Grade 3)
Duration: 45 minutes
Objective:
To demonstrate a fun and engaging English lesson that promotes basic language skills, such as vocabulary, sentence construction, and
listening comprehension, while also showcasing the teacher's ability to interact effectively with young learners.
Materials Needed:
- Whiteboard or blackboard
- Markers or chalk
- Flashcards with pictures of objects or actions
- Storybook or simple picture book
- Timer or watch
- A small prize or sticker for participation (optional)
Lesson Overview:
The lesson will begin with a warm-up activity to get students comfortable with the teacher and the language. It will then proceed with a focus on vocabulary and sentence construction, followed by a reading activity to reinforce listening comprehension. The lesson will conclude with a fun, interactive game to review the day's learning.
Teaching Procedure:
1. Introduction (5 minutes)
- Greet the students with a smile and introduce yourself.
- Ask the students to introduce themselves and their friends, using simple English phrases like "My name is..." and "This is my friend..."
- Engage the students in a quick round of "Hello" to practice their pronunciation.
2. Warm-Up Activity: Circle Time (10 minutes)
- Begin with a simple circle time to review the weather, favorite colors, or a favorite animal.
- Use flashcards with pictures to ask the students questions like "What is this?" and encourage them to respond in English.
- Use simple vocabulary and phrases such as "red," "blue," "cat," "dog," and "happy."
3. Vocabulary and Sentence Construction (15 minutes)
- Introduce new vocabulary words related to the storybook or theme of
the lesson.
- Use flashcards to show the words and ask the students to repeat them.
- Construct simple sentences using the new vocabulary, such as "I have a red ball" or "She likes to play with her dog."
- Encourage students to create their own sentences with the new words.
4. Reading Activity: Storytime (10 minutes)
- Read a simple storybook or a passage from a picture book aloud to the class.
- Pause at intervals to ask questions about the story, such as "What did the character do?" or "Why do you think they did that?"
- Use gestures and facial expressions to make the story more engaging
and to help students follow along.
5. Interactive Game: Vocabulary Bingo (10 minutes)
- Hand out bingo cards with the new vocabulary words on them.
- Call out the words from the lesson and have students mark their cards if they have the word.
- The first student to get a full line wins a small prize or sticker.
6. Conclusion (5 minutes)
- Review the vocabulary words learned during the lesson.
- Ask the students to share what they liked most about the lesson.
- Thank the students for their participation and encourage them to continue learning English at home.
Assessment:
- Observe the students' participation and engagement throughout the lesson.
- Check the bingo cards to see if the students can recognize and use the new vocabulary words.
- Evaluate the students' ability to construct simple sentences using the new vocabulary.
Note:
This lesson plan is a template and can be adapted to fit the specific needs and interests of the students. It is important to be flexible and responsive to the students' feedback and learning styles.。