| LESSON OVERVIEW
The lesson plan deals with phrasal verbs for beginners. Students will discover meanings of nine phrasal verbs and practise them in various speaking activities.
WARM‐UP
The worksheet starts with a warm‐up activity. Students have to match halves to create phrases describing free time activities. The exercise includes basic expressions such as listen to music/podcast, spend time on social media, take classes, etc. After completing it, students discuss questions and say what they do in their free time using the phrases from the previous exercise.
PHRASAL VERBS FOR BEGINNERS
Next, student read short texts where three people describe their perfect weekend, and they have to say whose weekend they like most and why. The texts are packed with phrasal verbs, so students have to match them to correct meanings. There are phrasal verbs such as work out, eat out, go away, etc. To practise them, students move to the next activity and have to respond to a few statements using the phrasal verbs they’ve learnt. To extend this task, you could ask students to work in pairs. One person comes up with a situation and the other responds to it using one of the phrasal verbs. Finally, students discuss a few questions as well as describe their perfect weekend using at least four phrasal verbs from this lesson.
WORKSHEETS
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It’s a good lesson plan, though it lacks some video material for students to watch and discuss
Thanks! Good to hear that, you’ll see more videos in other A2 worksheets in the future
Thank you so much for such a great opportunity
wish you had more A2 level material…..
with videos ( of course!)
We’ve already published a couple of A2 lessons with videos and plan to create more in the future
BTW, have you check out our new one about homes ?
It’s really nice lesson , thanks
A great lesson to teach and a lot of fun for the students!
I’m thrilled to hear that
It would be great if you could create a similar lesson with Phrasal verbs for traveling:
to pick up / to drop off / to look forward to / to take off / to set off / to get back / to check in / to look around / etc.
Thanks for an idea! We’re adding it to our ideas list and we will think about it
You can also check out our other lessons with phrasal verbs here.
I miss a video in this unit but thanks a bunch!