To vs. Towards; On vs. Onto; In vs. Into

The main goals of this ESL lesson plan are to:

• – Master preposition differences between “to/towards,” “on/onto,” and “in/into” through video explanations and sentence completion exercises in this intermediate ESL lesson plan.
• – Practice grammar accuracy by watching instructional videos about preposition usage, correcting common mistakes, and applying new knowledge through guided exercises for adult English lessons.
• – Apply prepositions in context by describing panda movements and positions using pictures, creating original sentences, and participating in review activities designed for these English teaching materials.

In this Intermediate lesson plan, the student will learn the differences between to and towards, on and onto, and in and into.

Warm-up

The student matches the sentences describing a panda’s position and movement with the pictures. 

Video: To vs. toward

The student watches a short video explaining the difference between to and toward. Then, they complete the sentences from the video. After that, the student applies what they learned about to and toward to on vs. onto as well as in vs. into.

They practice using the prepositions by completing the sentences and correcting the mistakes.

The student makes sentences about a panda based on the pictures.

The lesson ends with a review activity.