Adverbs of Frequency and Food

Adverbs of Frequency and Food – Lesson Plan for Young Learners: A Comprehensive Free English Lesson Plan (Online and In-Class) with online Videos, Games, Free Pdf and Powerpoints

Adverbs of Frequency and Food – Lesson Plan for Young Learners

Whether you’re an educator seeking engaging materials for your online or in-class lessons, we have you covered. This free English lesson plan includes a variety of videos and games to create a fun and interactive learning experience for your students.

Young learners thrive when learning is both educational and enjoyable. That’s why this lesson plan combines language acquisition with playfulness, helping children develop their English skills. From vocabulary building to listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities, our lesson plan covers it all.

Lesson Plan Young Learners

Objective:

The objective of the “Adverbs of Frequency and Food” lesson plan is to help students grasp the concept of adverbs of frequency and their application in describing food habits and preferences. By the end of the lesson, students should be able to confidently use adverbs of frequency to express how often they or others eat certain foods, enabling them to communicate effectively about their eating habits and preferences. Through engaging activities and practical examples, this lesson aims to enhance students’ understanding of adverbs of frequency and how they play a vital role in expressing frequency in the context of food-related discussions.


Time: 60-120 minutes


Materials

  • Digital whiteboard software: Videos and Games
  • Material: Pdf and Powerpoint

Warm up

 Adverbs of frequency

Watch the video and introduce topic and warm up class.

game

Activity 1

Powerpoint: Adverbs of frequency

Get students to follow the thermometer to gauge frequency
Work as a class
game

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Activity 2

Game: Adverbs of frequency

Learn to spell and recognize the adverbs of frequency

Activity 3

Game: Adverbs of frequency football

Split class into two teams. Get students to answer questions, each successful answer advances their position. Eventually, one students will be able to kick a ball and try to score a goal against a goalkeeper from the other team.
You will need a ball for this game
warm up

Breaktime Activity

Spin the wheel: How often do you…

Spin the wheel and ask students about things they do often/sometimes/etc.
Go through students individually

Activity 4

Song: There is/There are

Watch the video and introduce topic

game

Activity 5

Video exercise

Practice grammar (‘There is/are’). Pause the video before the words appear and see if students know the answers.
game

Activity 6

Disappearing words: Food and containers

Teaches food vocabulary, containers, and ‘is/are’.
game

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Activity 7

Disappearing words: Food and containers

Teaches food vocabulary, containers, and ‘is/are’.
game

Activity 8

Reveal: Food and containers

Teaches food vocabulary, containers, and ‘is/are’.
game

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Wrap up

Big Describer

Click on the button and play the game. Click the food button.

You can set this page as a homework task for a group of students; doing so will give you a record of who has completed the task

For additional resources, you can consult these books

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