CLIL LESSON PLANS
LESSON PLANS
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Primary students love taking part in experiments. During this CLIL lesson they will identify colours, predict colour mixing results and carry out experiments on colours.
Age: 6-10
Time: 60 minutes
Language focus:
- colours
- primary and secondary colours
- structures:
- What colour is the …?, It is …
- … (Red) and … (blue) make …(purple)
Read the full Colour mixing lesson plan.
Spring is in full bloom. What about teaching names of spring flowers? To do that you need realia or nice pictures, coloured sheets of paper, crayons and clips. Try this idea.
Age: 6-10
Time: at least 45 minutes
Language focus:
- names of spring flowers, petals, leaves
- question: What colour is the ...?; What flower do you like...?
- answers: It is .... ; I like...
Materials: flashcards or a poster, sheets of paper (yellow, green and white), crayons, scissors, clips
Read the full Spring flowers lesson plan.
Age: 8-12
Language focus:
- food groups: fish and meat, fruit and vegetables, dairy products, grain products,
- any food items
Read the full Food groups lesson plan.
The aim of this activity is to teach students that breakfast is the most important meal during a day.
Age: 8-12
Language focus:
- vocabulary: food
- structures: What do you usually have for breakfast? I usually have ... / For my healthy breakfast I would like to have ...
Read the full Healthy breakfast lesson plan.
Making a minibook is an interesting way to teach five basic human senses. This craft activity encourage young students to read and give an oportunity to use their creativity.
Age: 5-7
Language focus:
- vocabulary: body parts, five human senses
- structure: I can ... with my ...
Read the full My five senses lesson plan.
The goal of the lesson is to teach children that they should eat fruit and vegetables in five different colours every day.
Age: 6-10
Time: 45-60 minutes
Language focus:
- vocabulary: fruit and vegetables, colours
- structures: What colour are ...? / They are ...
Materials: pictures of fruit and vegetables, sheets of paper in five colours (red, orange, yellow, green, purple), worksheets for each student (a rainbow, fruit and veggies)
Read the full Eat a rainbow lesson plan.
Teaching food vocabulary it is the right moment to introduce a crucial nutrition rule: FIVE-A-DAY portions of fruit or vegetables.
Age: 6-8
Language focus:
- vocabulary: fruit and vegetables
- structures: What fruit/vegetables do you like? / I like ...
Materials: flashcards, a sheet of paper for each student, crayons, worksheets for fast finishers
Time: 45 minutes
Read the full Five-a-day lesson plan.