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Practice Lab

Unit 2 Practice: In Class

Build short classroom descriptions step by step: identify an object, say where it is, say who owns it, and ask a correct classroom question.

Unit 2ObjectsLocationPossessionSpeaking
Practice Goal

Students move from controlled grammar to oral production: This is a notebook.It is on the desk.It is Ana's notebook.Whose notebook is this?

01

Guided production

Classroom Description Builder

Choose classroom information and generate a short model. Then say it aloud without reading every word.

Build your classroom report

Select or type information. The model will use Unit 2 grammar only.

Unit 2

Read, then speak

Speaking model

Choose the information and generate a model.

02

Speaking sequence

From Word to Mini Report

The student should not jump directly into a long sentence. This ladder helps them build confidence.

1. Name itThis is a notebook. / These are keys.
2. Locate itIt is on the desk. / They are in the bag.
3. Say ownerIt is Ana's. / They are Carlos's.
4. AskWhose notebook is this?
1

Individual practice

Each student generates one model and reads it once.

2

Partner check

Partner asks one question: Where is it? or Whose object is it?

3

Oral report

Student reports without looking: This is a marker. It is Ana's marker. It is on the teacher's desk.

03

Question control

Ask About People, Things, Location, and Owner

This activity prepares the student for the roulette, the mystery object game, the listening questions, and the oral coach.

Thing

What is this? / What are these?

Location

Where is the notebook? / Where are the keys?

Person

Who is that? / Who is near the board?

Owner

Whose notebook is this? / Whose keys are these?

Useful vocabulary

deskchairboarddoorwindowbackpacknotebookcellphonekeyschargermarkerpencil caseoninundernext tonearbehindin front ofbetween
Quick rule

Use who for people and whose for possession. Do not say Who notebook is this? Say: Whose notebook is this?

Related workshops

Continue with a full classroom task

Use these expanded Practice Lab tasks to move from controlled practice into class interaction, production and feedback.