Introduction:

Welcome to our English lesson for today! We will be learning some fun and easy words that you can use every day. Our theme for this lesson is "Animals in the Zoo." Let's get started!

Objective:

By the end of this lesson, children should be able to recognize and pronounce the names of five animals found in the zoo.

Materials Needed:

- Flashcards with pictures of animals (lion, elephant, giraffe, monkey, zebra)

- Animal toys or stuffed animals

- Coloring sheets with animal outlines

- Crayons or colored pencils

Warm-up Activity:

1. Greeting: Start by welcoming each child and asking them how they are feeling today.

- Teacher: "Good morning, everyone! How are you today?"

- Children: "Good morning, teacher! I am fine, thank you."

2. Sing a song: Sing the "Hello Song" together.

- Teacher: "Hello, hello, hello, how are you? Hello, hello, hello, I'm fine, thank you."

Main Activity:

1. Introduce the animals: Show the flashcards one by one and say the name of the animal clearly.

- Teacher: "Look at this card. What is it? Yes, it's a lion!"

- Repeat this process for each animal.

2. Match the animals: Place the animal toys on the table and ask the children to match them with the correct flashcard.

- Teacher: "Can you find the lion toy? Great job!"

3. Role-play: Assign each child an animal role and encourage them to act out their animal.

- Teacher: "You are the elephant today. Can you make an elephant noise?"

4. Coloring time: Distribute coloring sheets and let the children color their favorite animal.

- Teacher: "Let's color the giraffe together. What color is its body?"

Closing Activity:

1. Recap: Go over the names of the animals again.

- Teacher: "What did we learn today? That's right, we learned about the lion, elephant, giraffe, monkey, and zebra."

2. Sing a goodbye song: End the class with the "Goodbye Song."

- Teacher: "Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, see you soon."

Assessment:

Observe the children during the activities to check if they can correctly identify and pronounce the animal names.

Conclusion:

Thank you for joining us today! Remember to practice these new words at home with your family. Have a great day!

This lesson plan template can be used as a guide for creating more engaging and interactive lessons for young learners. Feel free to adapt it according to your specific needs and resources.