Grade 4 ESL Lesson Plan: Sports — Can You Play Tennis?
A 3-page, minute-by-minute plan for three 45-minute Grade 4 lessons on 12 sports, play / g...
View Resource : Grade 4 ESL Lesson Plan: Sports — Can You Play Tennis?A 2-page teacher lesson plan tying the whole Grade 4 Daily Routines topic together into one 5-day sequence — objectives, a day-by-day plan mapped to the actual resources in this topic, a common-trouble-spots guide covering the topic's three grammar points, a vocabulary and grammar quick-reference, and a print/prep checklist.
This is the connective document for the Grade 4 Daily Routines topic: instead of a teacher having to figure out the order and pacing of the PowerPoint, two worksheets, flashcards, reading activity, and review quiz on their own, this lesson plan lays out a full 5-day sequence (Introduce → Practice → Practice → Reading & Grammar → Apply & Assess) and explicitly sequences the topic's three grammar points in the order they should be introduced: Present Simple "-s" agreement (Day 1-2), sequencing connectors (Day 3), and frequency adverbs (Day 4) — each building on the last rather than all being introduced at once.
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SUPPORT: Follow the unit-wide SUPPORT guidance in the lesson plan's Differentiation section (keep the Grammar Focus and Recap slides visible, sort Present Simple items into "-s"/"no -s" piles, pre-order sequencing connectors).
ON-LEVEL: Follows the 5-day sequence as written.
CHALLENGE: Layer in each worksheet's own Bonus/Challenge extensions, as listed in the Differentiation section.
This topic introduces three separate grammar points across one 5-day unit — a heavier grammar load than the Grade 2 topics carry. Resist the temptation to introduce frequency adverbs early "while you're at it" during the Day 1-2 grammar-focus work; the Reading Activity is specifically built to introduce them on Day 4, once "-s" agreement and sequencing are both already secure, so students aren't juggling three new rules simultaneously.
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