Lesson Plans and Materials📚

Lesson Plans and Materials 

a) Lesson plans with activities

01) Lesson Plans Week 01

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ijRsa_45c5o_2ti64XsJTtqlj07ZDklh/view?usp=sharing


02) Lesson Plans Week 02

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yiNvryfMZR0nbapWHY0eOHErz4V4gn9-/view?usp=sharing


03) Lesson Plans Week 03

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zpJIPloqDFrUUzyT0goXElrm-Jx0VSqT/view?usp=sharing


04) Lesson Plans Week 04

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qQusqjlvs8dTtoq4immlRfsFzHECn9Od/view?usp=sharing


b) Lesson Materials 

01) Day 01

02) Day 02

03) Day 03

3.3 A PowerPoint Presentation on Punctuations

04) Day 04

05) Day 05

06) Day 06

6.4 A PowerPoint Presentation on Present Continuous

07) Day 07

08) Day 08

09) Day 09

10) Day 10

11) Day 11

11.2 A Picture Worksheet

11.3 A PowerPoint presentation on Adverbs

12) Day 12

12.2 A PowerPoint presentation on Affixes

13) Day 13

14) Day 14 (Morning Session)

14.2 A PowerPoint presentation on Past simple Negative & Interrogative Form

14) Day 14 (Evening Session)

16) Day 16

17) Day 17

17.2 A PowerPoint presentation on Present Perfect Tense

18) Day 18

18.2 A PowerPoint presentation on Simple Future

19) Day 19

19.2 A PowerPoint presentation on Poetry

20) Day 20

20.1 A PowerPoint presentation on Future Continuous Tense

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