Lesson Objectives & Expectations:

• Understand and identify different conditional structures.

• Practice creating sentences using real and imaginary situations.

• Engage with technology to strengthen your receptive skills (listening and reading), which are essential for understanding authentic contexts.

Instructions for Padlet:

1. Access the Padlet link provided.

2. Read the examples of conditional sentences carefully.

3. Post your own examples (at least 2) using different types of conditionals.

4. Comment on at least one of your classmates’ posts to give feedback or ask a question.

Using Padlet will help us practice our receptive skills through reading others’ contributions and reflecting on language use with technology. This makes learning more interactive, collaborative, and meaningful.

Subject: English as a Second Language (ESL)
Main Content: Conditionals (2013070)
Activity Type: Extra Practice

Instructions:

1. Read the passage titled A Different Life.

2. Complete the exercises that follow:

   • Multiple Choice Questions: Select the correct answers.

   • True or False: Determine if the statements are true or false.

   • Matching: Pair the sentence beginnings with their correct endings based on the text.

3. Review your answers at the end of the activity.

4. Reflect on how the second conditional helps you imagine hypothetical situations. https://www.liveworksheets.com/c?a=s&t=ro17p5sj1ez&sr=n&l=lt&i=nscznn&r=hz&f=dzdfzoux&ms=uz&cd=psj73h8pq7rglazlpkgllwgngnegjxmxg&mw=hs

This TED-Ed lesson explores the daily routine of a young man named Fred. Through animated scenarios, students can learn and practice vocabulary related to daily activities, such as waking up, eating breakfast, going to school, and more. The lesson includes interactive questions to test comprehension and encourage discussion.TED-Ed+1

🔗 Access the Lesson Here:

👉 English - Daily routine (A1-A2 - with subtitles)

🧠 Activity: Conditionals in Action

Instructions:

1. Read the text titled A Different Life.

2. Complete the following activities:

   • Multiple choice questions: Choose the correct answer.

   • True or false: Mark whether the statement is true or false.

   • Matching: Match the beginnings and endings of sentences according to the text.

3. Check your answers at the end of the activity.

4. Reflect on how using the second conditional helps you imagine hypothetical situations.

👉 https://www.liveworksheets.com/c?a=s&t=ro17p5sj1ez&sr=n&l=kh&i=odztndf&r=ug&f=dzdfzoux&ms=uz&cd=psj73h8pq7rglcwjngzlnexbngnegjxmxg&mw=hs

• Brainstorming sessions

• AI-guided Discussion Board

• Video introductions

• KWL chart

• Padlet Sandbox (whiteboard tool)