Now consider how you want to start the lesson. One possibility
is reviewing the previous lesson. You can also start by checking students' homework
together, or you might want to introduce the new topic right away.
Next, plan the middle of the lesson. The activities in
World Link follow a natural sequence, but you should consider which activities
are likely to be difficult for your students, and how you can give them more
practice.
Finally, think about the end of the lesson. Make a note
of activities you can skip if a class is running short on time, and activities
you can add, if they finish early.
Try to end by reviewing what the students have learned
in the lesson, to consolidate new language and to give them a feeling that they
are making progress. Be sure to keep your lesson plans, to refer to the next
time you teach the same material.
