Lesson Plans and Materials
「授業計画・教材」
Portfolio of Sample Materials, Syllabi, and Curriculum Guides
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Interactive Powerpoint-based ActivitiesThe following can be edited with content relevant to any class. They are good for introducing material, reviewing material, or testing material.
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Phonology Tutoring ProjectThis is my summative report after tutoring a Japanese, English Language Learner across 8 weeks including a Contrastive Analysis, Tutoring Report, Lesson Plans, and adapted materials.
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Presentation and Performance-based Materials
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This lesson integrates the four skills, reading, writing, listening, and speaking; however, it ends with role-playing presentations based around the lesson content.
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These four TOEIC role-play guides can be easily adjusted to any set vocabulary or phrases. Scenarios can also be easily adapted to different content.
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Listening & Speaking Materials
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Writing Materials
Here I have two writing units on narrative essays, argumentative essay and miscellaneous writing materials that I made to use in my classes.
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Writing Portfolios:
Below are 4 writing portfolios that I also use in my classes as a means to encourage writing fluency. Each portfolio has 10 writing-for-fluency units, and each units has 2 or 3 prompts for students to choose from. Each portfolio also comes with a table of contents page, a reminder page of symbols to use when peer-editing, and a grammar and peer editing section with 5 units each.
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Miscellaneous Lessons and Activities
The following materials were created while I was teaching EFL in Japan. Most of them combine the four skills of reading, writing, listening, and speaking. I hope you can use them and have as much fun as my students and I had.
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Debate Materials
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Reading Materials
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