Objective:
- To guide the student in creating a daily journal in English.
- To enhance language skills by practicing writing, vocabulary, and self-expression.
Materials:
- Whiteboard/Flipchart and markers
- Sample journal entries
- Visual aids (pictures, prompts, or writing prompts)
- Notebook or paper for the student
Introduction (3 minutes):
- Greetings and Warm-up: Begin with a warm greeting and a brief conversation to create a comfortable atmosphere.
- Overview of the Lesson: Explain the goal of creating a daily journal and how it can improve English language skills.
Presentation (5 minutes): 3. Introduction to Journaling: Discuss the purpose and benefits of keeping a daily journal.
- Vocabulary for Journaling: Introduce relevant vocabulary related to feelings, daily activities, and personal experiences.
Practice (10 minutes): 5. Guided Writing Exercise: Start with a simple writing exercise. Provide prompts or questions to guide the student in writing their first journal entry.
- Review and Feedback: Go through the written entry together, correcting any errors and discussing improvements.
Application (5 minutes): 7. Personal Journaling: Encourage the student to write another journal entry independently, applying the vocabulary and concepts discussed.
- Discussion and Reflection: Share thoughts on the journaling experience, discuss challenges, and address any questions.
Conclusion (2 minutes): 9. Recap and Feedback: Summarize the key points of the lesson. Provide positive feedback on the student's writing and language usage.
- Homework Assignment: Assign the task of writing a brief daily journal entry every day until the next lesson. Provide optional prompts for inspiration.
Note:
- Adapt the complexity of prompts and vocabulary based on the student's language proficiency.
- Emphasize creativity and self-expression in journaling.
- Foster a supportive environment to boost the student's confidence in expressing themselves in English.