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Lesson Plan/Target Language: How old are you? I'm a (number).

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Lesson Plan

Target Language: How old are you? I'm (number).

Vocabulary: Numbers 1 to 12

Target: Young Learners

Greetings and Warm-up: Greet the class with a good-morning or good-afternoon depending on the time of the day. Have the class stand up and respond to your greeting and do a warm-up. Ask the students, "Do you want to sing a song?" Usually, they'll give a body language signal by nodding and/or twitching and/or moving their bodies. Some will respond with a yes.

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