Details
Pages
20 Pages
Subject
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Resource Type
Activities, Lesson Plans, Worksheets
Grade
10th, 11th, 12th, Adult Ed
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Description
These no-prep English grammar worksheets and activities on modals (also called auxiliary or helping verbs) are perfect for beginner adult ESL students and high school ELL newcomers! This comes with a step-by-step lesson plan that will make teaching this grammar point a breeze. Students will learn modals of ability and possibility: can, can't, could, couldn't, and be able to. Created by a veteran ESL teacher, these materials are way better than a textbook and will save you a lot of time.
There is no childish clipart, and the activities focus on topics for older students to increase engagement. Students practice all skills: listening, speaking, reading & writing.
You can use this lesson if you are short on prep time, if you just need a break, or you can use it as an emergency sub plan!
Included in this 20-page resource:
1. A detailed lesson plan that walks the teacher through each step of the lesson. The lesson follows a PPP (present, practice, produce) structure.
2. All accompanying materials for the lesson:
- A grammar presentation on the meaning, form, and use of these modals: can, can't, could, couldn't, and be able to. There are plenty of examples of the grammar in context
- A grammar explanation handout for students to refer to and study
- A fillable or printable pdf worksheet with scaffolded, engaging activities: warm-up, fill-in-the-blank, speaking activity, and paragraph writing
- Answer key
Boost language confidence and empower English learners with this no-prep grammar lesson!
There is no childish clipart, and the activities focus on topics for older students to increase engagement. Students practice all skills: listening, speaking, reading & writing.
You can use this lesson if you are short on prep time, if you just need a break, or you can use it as an emergency sub plan!
Included in this 20-page resource:
1. A detailed lesson plan that walks the teacher through each step of the lesson. The lesson follows a PPP (present, practice, produce) structure.
2. All accompanying materials for the lesson:
- A grammar presentation on the meaning, form, and use of these modals: can, can't, could, couldn't, and be able to. There are plenty of examples of the grammar in context
- A grammar explanation handout for students to refer to and study
- A fillable or printable pdf worksheet with scaffolded, engaging activities: warm-up, fill-in-the-blank, speaking activity, and paragraph writing
- Answer key
Boost language confidence and empower English learners with this no-prep grammar lesson!
These no-prep English grammar worksheets and activities on modals (also called auxiliary or helping verbs) are perfect for beginner adult ESL students and high school ELL newcomers! This comes with a step-by-step lesson plan that will make teaching this grammar... more
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