At Duolingo ABC, we want kids to learn and love to read. But, learning to read isn’t enough, and many kids who can read, don’t. They also ask each other two questions about what they have said.At Duolingo, we're committed to making world class education available to everyone-and we’re not stopping with language learning! In fact, we launched our literacy app, Duolingo ABC, in 2020 because learning to read is one of the most important milestones in a young child’s life. Finally, in pairs, they tell each other about their lives in their 80s using Present Perfect and Past Simple. They make some notes about different areas, e.g. They think about their lives and what they might do and like at that age. Finally, students imagine themselves in their 80s. After that, they discuss the video and talk about being in good shape. While watching the second part of the video, students choose the correct verb form. The sentences require the use of Present Perfect and Past Simple. Then, they watch the first part of the video again and write sentences to explain three numbers (e.g. Students watch a video about a 78-year-old-man and tick the topics that were discussed in it. Finally, students discuss the stories they read and talk about the elderly people they know. The teacher can also elicit adverbs and time expressions for Present Perfect and Past Simple. Next, students read four rules about Present Perfect and Past Simple and match them with the correct sentences from the texts. Then, they read the texts again and decide whether some statements are true or false. After that, students read three texts and match the headings with the texts. Then, they predict what information they might find in each of the articles.
Students also say whether they agree with the title of the lesson. Student's version teacher's version e-lesson plan PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST SIMPLEĪt the beginning of the lesson, students read four headings and think what they have in common.
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