Have you ever been on an emotional rollercoaster? In this lesson, students will discuss feelings and emotions experienced in various situations. The lesson features an audio recording of a person describing their day, offering an authentic context for learning. Students will also learn and practice the simple past tense, along with adjectives, linking words, and relevant vocabulary. Designed for both adults and teenagers, this lesson includes plenty of engaging discussion activities and worksheets to ensure a comprehensive and enjoyable learning experience.

Lesson Objectives

Grammar: Students will focus on the past simple tense, including regular and irregular verbs. They'll practice forming sentences about past events, enhancing their understanding of English grammar structures.

Listening: The lesson includes listening to audio about someone’s day. This helps students recognize the use of the past tense in real-life contexts and improves their ability to understand spoken English.

Speaking: Activities encourage speaking about past experiences and emotions. This assists students in expressing themselves more confidently and clearly in English about past events.

Vocabulary: Key words related to feelings and daily activities, such as "happy," "scared," "angry," "relaxed," and "tired," will be introduced and practiced. Understanding these words helps students describe emotions and actions in the past.

Homework: Tasks include choosing correct options, matching sentence parts, filling in blanks, and making sentences using past tense verbs and linking words. These exercises reinforce the lesson's grammar and vocabulary, aiding students in applying what they've learned.

Audio

                                                Listen to the audio to hear about a man’s emotional roller-coaster of a day. He thinks it will be a typical weekday when he wakes up in the morning. It starts out with him having car problems and reporting a crime! By the end of it, he manages to get promoted at work. What a day! 
												
                                            