Let’s talk.

1. Greeting/ Responding to greetings	2. Asking the pupil’s name/ age	3. Introducing someone	4. Asking questions about parts of the body	5. Asking about hobbies
6. Making suggestions/ Expressing agreement	7. Giving instructions/ Asking for permission	8. Asking about school things	9. Asking about the colours of school things	10. Talking about break time activities

Suggested questions and answers:

1. Hello, (pupil’s name). How are you? (Giving clues: Are you fine?/ OK? Yes? No?)

2. Hi! My name’s _____________. What’s  your name?/ How old are you?

(Giving clues: My name’s ____./ I’m _____ and you are _______./

Are you ______? Yes? No?)

3. Is this (one pupil’s name)?

4. What’s this?/ Touch your (a body part).

 (Point to any body parts learnt to ask or give commands to check pupil’s understanding.)

5. What’s  your hobby? (Giving clues: Do you like (swimming)? Swimming? Yes? No?)

6. Is this __________?

    Let’s ___________.

7. May ___________?

   (Point to one flash card, have the pupil give instructions or ask for permission.)

8. I have _______. Do you have _______?

9. What colour is it? What colour are they? (Giving clues: Is it red? Yes? No?)

10. I play badminton at break time. What about you, (pupil’s name)?

For some topics, the teacher points to the flash card or realia, has the pupils listen and say/ respond. Depending on the pupil's speaking performance, the teacher can give him/ her some clues to encourage him/ her to speak English.