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Plano de aula: The seasons (nível inicial)

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Texto: The Seasons The year has four seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Each season is different. Spring is warm. The flowers bloom. The birds sing. Summer is hot. The sun shines. We can swim. Autumn is cool. The leaves change color. They fall down. Winter is cold. It snows. We can make snowmen. Sugestões de atividades Compreensão do texto Peça aos alunos para lerem o texto em conjunto e, em seguida, individualmente. Faça perguntas simples sobre o texto para verificar a compreensão dos alunos, como: How many seasons are there? What is the weather like in spring? What do we do in summer? What happens to the leaves in autumn? What do we do in winter? Peça aos alunos para desenharem imagens que representem cada estação do ano. Vocabulário Apresente as palavras-chave do texto (spring, summer, autumn, winter, warm, hot, cool, cold, flowers, sun, leaves, snow) e peça aos alunos para repetirem em coro. Utilize flashcards com imagens e palavras para ajudar os alunos a memorizarem o v...
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How much e How many

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  “ Many ” significa “ muito ” e é utilizado para coisas contáveis .  O “ How many ” carrega essa mesma função, mas no papel de pergunta, de interrogação .  Portanto, quando quiser perguntar “quanto” de algo existe e esse algo puder ser contado em unidades, você deve usar o “how many”.    How many  fingers are there in a hand? ( Há quantos dedos em uma mão?) “ Much ” também significa “ muito ”, mas para as coisas incontáveis .  O mesmo se aplica para o “ how much ”, que é utilizado em perguntas sobre a quantidade daquilo que não está dividido por unidades ou outras formas de contagem. How much  love does she feel for him? ( Quanto amor ela sente por ele?) Exercício on-line:  https://cursodeingles.online/how-much-how-many-atividades/
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Plano de aula: The seasons (nível intermediário)

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Texto The Seasons The year is divided into four seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Each season has its own unique characteristics, bringing changes to the weather, landscape, and the way people live. Spring is a time of renewal and rebirth. After the cold winter, the weather starts to warm up, and the days get longer. Plants begin to grow, and flowers bloom, filling the air with their sweet fragrance. Animals come out of hibernation, and birds return from their winter migrations. Spring is often associated with new beginnings and hope. Summer is the hottest season of the year. The sun shines brightly, and the days are long and sunny. People enjoy spending time outdoors, swimming, hiking, and having picnics. It's also the time for vacations and travel. Summer is a season of joy and fun, but it's important to remember to stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun's harmful rays. Autumn, also known as fall, is a season of transition. The leaves on the trees chan...
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