How it works
This foreign language lesson plan template opens on one class: lines for Language, Class, Level and Date, then ruled blocks from an I can statement and a warm-up in the language to a culture note and homework.
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Plan one class
Press Print the lesson plan. On the I can line, write what students will be able to say or do. New words and Grammar point take two lines each; Listening and speaking, and Reading and writing, take three.
A world language lesson plan template in a table
The table sets minutes beside a warm-up, new words, pair practice, listening or reading, and a wrap-up, with a column for the language students use. The outline sheet lists a unit lesson by lesson.
- New words for a language unit has 15 rows with the meaning in English and a picture, gesture or example.
- The high school sheet has boxes to check for Listen, Speak, Read and Write beside each activity.
Questions and answers
Are there elementary Spanish lesson plan templates?
Yes. The elementary sheet fits Spanish or any language taught to young learners: a greeting and song, words for today, a game or movement, a story or picture talk, something to make or draw, and a goodbye routine.
Is it a French lesson plan template or a Chinese lesson plan template?
Either. Language is an empty line, and no sheet prints a word in any language but English, so the same forms serve French, Chinese, German, Latin or any other.
Is this a LOTE lesson plan template?
Yes. LOTE stands for languages other than English, a name some school systems use for the subject. The forms are the same whatever your school calls it.
Is there a foreign language lesson plan template PDF?
Yes. Choose the sheet, press print, and save it as a PDF from the print window in place of sending it to a printer.
Are the forms written in English?
Yes. Every heading is in English. The sample, a first-year class on greetings, names the greetings in English and prints no word of the language taught. The words of the language are yours to write in.