Lesson Plan: English Vocabulary About Feelings by Mariana Khalil

Objective Overview

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How do you feel right now?

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What are some ways to describe how we feel in English?

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Introduce new vocabulary words like: happy, sad, angry, excited, nervous, and more. Use pictures and sentences to explain each emotion.

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Divide students into small groups and provide them with emotion cards. Each group discusses and acts out the feeling on their card.

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Play a matching game where students match emotions to appropriate situations (e.g., "You lost your toy" - Sad).

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Students write sentences using at least 3 new emotion words. Encourage them to illustrate their sentences with drawings.

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Provide simpler sentences for struggling students and an option for advanced students to create short scenarios using the new words.

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Observe students during group and independent activities. Note how well they use the new vocabulary.

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Short quiz where students match vocabulary words to pictures or define emotions.

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Students share one new word they learned and when they might use it.

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Write one sentence using a new emotion word you learned today.

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Write 5 sentences about how you felt today using the new vocabulary words.

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Play an online game to reinforce feelings vocabulary.