Learn how to greet others, introduce yourself, and speak simple English with confidence using real-life examples and practice.
Introduce yourself and ask basic questions in simple English.
Teacher prompt: Smile, greet the student, and ask very easy personal questions.
Warm-up questions: Hello, how are you? What is your name? Are you a student or a teacher? Do you live in Canada?
Goal: Help the student feel relaxed before the main lesson starts.
Teacher says the word slowly.
Student repeats two times.
Teacher claps on the stressed part.
Student says the full word again.
Teacher reads: My name is David. I am from Canada. I am a teacher. I live in Toronto. I work with students. I like teaching English.
Student listens and answers: What is your name? Where are you from? What do you do? Where do you live? What do you like?
Fill and say:
My name is...
I am from...
What is your name?
You: Hello! My name is Alex.
Student: Hello! My name is Sara.
You: Nice to meet you. Where are you from?
Student: I am from Brazil.
You: What do you do?
Student: I am a student.
You: Hi! What is your name?
Student: My name is John.
You: Where do you live?
Student: I live in Canada.
You: What is your job?
Student: I am a teacher.
Round 1: Teacher asks and student answers.
Round 2: Student asks and teacher answers.
Round 3: Student introduces themselves without reading.
My name is David. I am from Canada. I am a teacher. I live in Toronto. I work with students. I like teaching English.
Say:
Hello! My name is ______.
I am from ______.
I am a ______.
I live in ______.
I like ______.
Write 5 sentences about yourself.
Practice the words: name, country, student, teacher, Canada, English.
Read the lesson paragraph two times at home.
Estimated time: 45 minutes
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