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Lesson Plan: Must and Mustn't for Kids

The lesson plan outlines a 90-minute class for Kids 4B, focusing on the use of 'must' and 'mustn’t' for obligation. The teacher aims to help students remember the forms and meanings of these terms and apply them in social contexts, while also developing their speaking and presentation skills. The class will involve creating a poster to present rules in various settings such as school and home.

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Lesson Plan: Must and Mustn't for Kids

The lesson plan outlines a 90-minute class for Kids 4B, focusing on the use of 'must' and 'mustn’t' for obligation. The teacher aims to help students remember the forms and meanings of these terms and apply them in social contexts, while also developing their speaking and presentation skills. The class will involve creating a poster to present rules in various settings such as school and home.

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APPENDIX

LESSON PLAN
Teacher’s name: Nguyễn Trương Khánh Ngọc
Class: Kids 4B
Students’ level & characteristics: Students are in basic English level at age of 7-12.
Number of students: 7
Textbook: Academy Star 4
Lesson: Must and Mustn’t for Obligation
Teaching time: 90 minutes
Date: May 15th, 2025
Aims:
To remember the form and meaning of must and mustn’t
To understand and use must and mustn’t for obligation in the appropriate situation.
To create a poster using must and mustn’t to present rules in various social setting (at
school, at English class, at home)
Objectives:
To develop speaking skill and presentation and problem-solving skills
Procedures

Teacher’s activities Students’ activities

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