Section outline

    • Clause Practice Interactive Video Activity

      This is a sample activity for a lesson in which the students are expected to be able to:

      -identify and analyze complex sentence structures with comparative clauses

    • Foster Park Listening Activitiy

      By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:

      1. Understand and use common prepositions of place and movement
        (e.g., on your left, on your right, past, between, opposite).

      2. Follow and give basic directions using clear structures
        (e.g., keep walking past the path on your left, turn right after the fountain).

      3. Listen for specific information about location and directions
        (using real-world listening material related to a park layout).

      4. Accurately describe and interpret a simple park map
        (by applying learned vocabulary and structures).

    • Foster Park Listening Activitiy

      By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:

      1. Understand and use common prepositions of place and movement
        (e.g., on your left, on your right, past, between, opposite)

      2. Follow and give basic directions using clear structures
        (e.g., keep walking past the path on your left, turn right after the fountain)

      3. Listen for specific information about location and directions
        (using real-world listening material related to a park layout)

      4. Accurately describe and interpret a simple park map
        (by applying learned vocabulary and structures)

    • Sentence Structure Introduction for Adult and Baby Animals

      By the end of the activity, students will be able to:

      1. Identify and name animals and their babies (e.g., cat – kitten).

      2. Differentiate between singular and plural forms of nouns (e.g., a cat / kittens).

      3. Use demonstratives ("this" for singular, "these" for plural) correctly in context (e.g., This is a cat. These are kittens.).

      4. Form simple present-tense sentences with correct subject-verb agreement

    • In this activity, the students will:

      1. Practice listening and accurately writing simple sentences (dictation) identifying animalsusing the structure “This is a/an + animal name.”
    • This is a sample Quiz aimed to test theoretical knowledge on Open and Distance Education

    • In this activity, the students will practice:

      1. Naming several animals and their babies (e.g. cat/kitten, dog/puppy).