Pizza Shop

Who and What
3.5 (2 reviews)
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DISCUSS:
What do you see happening inside the pizza shop?
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Body break: Let’s pretend to make a pizza.
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Draw 2 lines to make 2 sections.
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Discuss: Who do you see?
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Discuss: What are they doing?
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Write your sentence.
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Erase the board.
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Discuss: Who do you see, and what are they doing?
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Write your sentence.
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Your turn!
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Get your supplies.
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Find a partner.
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Write your name.
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Discuss with a partner: Who do you see?
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Trace “The kid.”
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Discuss with a partner: What is the kid doing?
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Fill in the blank.
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Discuss with a partner: What could your sentence be?
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Write your sentence.
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Whisper-read your sentence.
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Pizza Shop
Who and What
3.5 (2 reviews)

Students will...

Print Prep
  • watch a scene to identify who and what they are doing.

  • write a simple sentence by combining the 2 parts.
What you’ll need for student
Pizza Shop worksheet 1 per student
Markers
1 per class
Whiteboard, chart paper, or other big writing surface
1 per class
Prep Instructions

For the first part of the activity, the whole class will need to see both the video and the whiteboard (or another surface on which the teacher is writing).

For the second part of the activity (beginning at Step 10), each student will work with a partner. Students will probably need to sit at tables at this point.

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Introduction

5 mins

Writing Activity

15 mins

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Simple Sentences Lesson 12: Pizza Shop

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