In this Intermediate lesson plan, students will practice vocabulary related to politics and become more comfortable with using reflexive pronouns.
Warm-up
Students look at pictures and connect them with their descriptions.
Video
Students will view a video titled “America 101: What Are the Nastiest Political Campaigns in History?” After watching the video, they will answer questions to check for comprehension.
Grammar
This segment introduces reflexive pronouns with examples to illustrate their use.
Exercises
In this part of the lesson plan, the students will be asked to fill in the blanks in the sentences using reflexive pronouns in the correct form.
In the second exercise, students will discuss the importance of factors influencing political campaigns.
Finally, the students will group adjectives into the correct categories.
Reading
In this part, the students will read a short text about political campaigns and answer a set of questions related to the text.
Discussion
The lesson concludes with students creating a famous quote using given words.
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