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    2. [TEA-GEA] ESLDO, English as a Second Language, ESL Level 4 by Ms. C. Wang (2023-2024)
    3. Lesson 2.7 - Friendships and Relationships

    Lesson 2.7 - Friendships and Relationships

    • Lesson 2.7 - Friendships and Relationships

      Lesson 2.7 - Friendships and Relationships

      Learning Goals: By the end of this lesson you will be able to

      (1) Understand what a quality is

      (2) Describe the qualities you look for in an ideal friend/partner

      (3) Understand the difference between Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

      (4) Conduct an Interview



      •  Lesson Plan 2.7 - Friendships and Relationships File
        Here is the Lesson Plan for today's class.
      •  TODAY'S SCHEDULE Folder

        (8:00 pm - 9:30 pm)

        • Announcements: Unit 2 Review Topics, Family History Final Copy due on Friday!
        • Icebreaker: This or That?
        • Quiz: Mix and Match - Unit 2 Review
        • PowerPoint: Friendships and Relationships
        • Activity: Friendship Bingo

        (9:30 pm - 9:45 pm)

        • BREAK

        (9:45 pm - 11:15 pm)

        • Assign Homework: Forum PowerPoint Assignment - "Qualities that you look for in a friend / partner"
        • Breakout Room: Forum PowerPoint Assignment - "Qualities that you look for in a friend / partner"
        • Exit Card


      •  Icebreaker: This or That? Folder
      •  Quiz: Mix and Match - Unit 2 Review

        - Review of previous lesson: Types of Families, Fiction vs. Nonfiction

        - Multiple choice and Matching

      •  PowerPoint: Friendships and Relationships File
      •  Activity: Friendship Bingo Folder
      •  Forum: Qualities that you look for in a friend/partner

        In this forum you will post the qualities that you look for in a friend/partner. 


        Step 1: Each student will pick ONE quality that they think is important for a

        friend/partner to have (for example, funny, smart, blue eyes).


        Step 2: Each student will make a PowerPoint slideshow answering these questions:

        1. What quality do you think is important for an ideal friend/partner to have?

        (This will be the title of your PowerPoint slideshow)


        2. Explain what this quality means? (define this quality) 

        (This will be the body/information of your PPT)


        3. Why do you think this quality is important? 

        (This will be the body/information of your PPT)


        4. Provide a picture that shows someone with this quality. 

        (This is optional)


        Step 3: Once you have finished your discussion post, you must reply to 2 other students posts.

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