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🟥A0 ESOL: Fishing

 


Tutoring Plan: 

Time: 1 hour

1. Warm-up 

  • Greet student and take attendance.

  • Ask: "Do you like fish?" (Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.)

  • Show pictures of fish and fishing.







  • Hand out writing book.

  • Collect writing homework.

2. Reading 

Text: Fishing

Fishing is catching fish from the sea, river, or lake. Some people catch fish for food. Some people fish for fun. People use a net, a fishing rod, or a boat. Many people like fishing because it is quiet and relaxing.

🔹 **New words:         **

  • Fish                                                                       (🐟)

  • Net                                                                         (🛍️)

  • Boat                                                                       (🚣‍♂️)

  • Fishing rod                                                           (🎣)

📖 Match words to pictures.

3. Speaking 

🔹 Questions to answer:

  1. Do you eat fish?

  2. Can you swim?

  3. Have you seen a fishing boat?

🔹 Practice sentences:

  • "I like fish."

  • "Fishing is fun."

  • "Boats go on the water."

☕ Break Quick walk to get new library books to take home

4. Listening 

🎧 Listen to a short fishing video 

🔹Write down the words that you hear below:

___________________________________________________________________________________

5. Vocabulary & Writing 

📚 Fill in the blanks:

  • People catch _______ in the sea. (fish)

  • A _______ helps catch fish. (net)

  • A _______ goes on water. (boat)

📝 Writing Practice:

  • Copy and write: "I like fishing. Fish live in the sea. A boat is big" ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6. Role-play 

🎭 Act out buying fishing gear:

👩‍🎤: "Hello, I want a fishing rod." 👨‍💼: "Here you go! That is $10."

7. End of Lesson & Homework

📝 Homework: Write 3 sentences about fishing. Use these words: fish, boat, net.

📢 Goodbye activity: Each student says: "Today, I learned _______."


Beginner ESOL Lesson Plan: Fishing

Time: 3 hours (with a 15-minute break at 10:30 AM)

1. Warm-up 

  • Greet students and take attendance.

  • Ask: "Do you like fish?" (Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.)

  • Show pictures of fish and fishing.

  • Hand out writing books.

  • Collect writing homework.

2. Reading 

Text: Fishing

Fishing is catching fish from the sea, river, or lake. Some people catch fish for food. Some people fish for fun. People use a net, a fishing rod, or a boat. Many people like fishing because it is quiet and relaxing.

🔹 **New words:         **

  • Fish                                                                      (🐟)

  • Net                                                                       (🛍️)

  • Boat                                                                     ( 🚣‍♂️)

  • Fishing rod                                                           (🎣)

📖 Match words to pictures.

3. Speaking 

🔹 Questions to answer:

  1. Do you eat fish?

  2. Can you swim?

  3. Have you seen a fishing boat?

🔹 Practice sentences:

  • "I like fish."

  • "Fishing is fun."

  • "Boats go on the water."

4. Listening 

🎧 https://youtu.be/YegQo1Z3Z3w?si=z5wmpxqyXK3wv7dT

🔹 Listen and answer:

  1. What do people use to catch fish?

  2. Where do people fish?

5. Vocabulary & Writing 

📚 Fill in the blanks:

  • People catch _______ in the sea. (fish)

  • A _______ helps catch fish. (net)

  • A _______ goes on water. (boat)

📝 Writing Practice:

  • Copy and write: "I like fishing. Fish live in the sea. A boat is big."

6. Role-play

🎭 Act out buying fishing gear:

👩‍🎤: "Hello, I want a fishing rod." 👨‍💼: "Here you go! That is $10."

7. End of Lesson & Homework

📢 Goodbye activity: Each student says: "Today, I learned _______."

📝 This week's homework:


 Monday:  

📝 Write 3 sentences about fishing. Use these words: fish, boat, net.


Tuesday:

📝 "My favorite thing to do after school is…"

 

Wednesday:

📝 "One day, I want to visit…"

Thursday:

📝 "My family is special because…"

Friday:

📝 "On the weekend, I usually…"

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