It was wednesday october 7th and our kids were ready to learn. Students were going to face a challenging topic that was: " There is /There are". The second group was asked to use a PPP framework since they were required to teache vocabulary and writing.
Even though people from this group were nervous, the group showed very good skills at the time of working and dealing with kids. the materials they used was very catchy and flashcards were big enough.
They started with a warm up activity in which kids were asked to play with a Hola Hoop in order to break the ice and I personally think that it was an amazing way to catch the students' attention from the very beginning since they were motivated by playing.
In the presentation stage, the use of there is and there are was taught by making groups in order to make some questions. In the practice stage, students were asked to do that same that they did in the presentation but this time they were working individually. In the production, students were required to ask and answer sentences by using flashcards.
The closed the lesson with a wrap up activity asking students to play the hot potato. After that, they sang the goodbye song and snacks were given to our kids.
I sincerally think that this class was very well designed; however, teachers could have shown more rapport with students and they also could have shown a very good attitude toward studets but again this was their first class and they did a very good job.

You are right Tomas, sometimes the attitude or the rapport the teacher shows during the class is the same as important as the great materials and activities.
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