First of all...

Some teachers ask themselves about how to teach a lesson. They want to make their students engage in the activities and participate. So, what makes a good lesson plan?

Taking it more seriously...

Some teachers in primary schools think that some topics are difficult or challenging to teach. They call the topics challenging topics. The teachers claim that the topics require subject teachers or specialists to teach them. However, with adequate preparation, teaching these topics should not be problematic. It is a matter of preparation not qualification. A little bit of extra effort and time to prepare a lesson makes a big difference and helps teachers to improve their lessons greatly. Look at this extensive pdf where there is a lot of information that will really help teachers. LessonPlans.pdf

Science Lesson

Here you have an example of tool to use in your theory´s presentations of Science, Prezi. Furthermore, you can take a look on how to teach the nervous system and the senses in a very motivated way for students.

Physical Education Lesson

In this video you can see how this teacher manages a PE lesson. Take some notes about how she manages the class and motivates students.

English Lesson - Irregular Verbs

What students hate most about the English language lesson is learning by heart the irregular verbs. Try to make it enjoyable using a song like this:

English Lesson - Vocabulary

Learning vocabulary is sometimes very difficult to students because they get bored of learning lists. We could play games such as the ones in these images to get students motivated.

Make your own grammar activity!

Have you ever heard about the forms you can create in Google Drive? It´s time to know it! If you want to know the level of your students or just make sure they have learnt something specific, this tool is fantastic for creating activities. Furthermore, you can collect all the results at the end and you can even see graphics about the results. Here it is an example of a grammar activity I have created. Revise your Grammar