Lesson Overview:

This lesson introduces students to the names of common flowers and explores how we use flowers in different social and cultural contexts. Students will learn flower-related vocabulary and practice using it through interactive tasks and role-play scenarios.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify and name a variety of flowers in English.

• Talk about preferences and opinions using descriptive language.

• Use flower vocabulary in dialogues and real-life contexts.

• Discuss cultural practices involving flowers (gifting, celebrations).

Students Will Learn:

• Vocabulary: tulip, carnation, sunflower, orchid, daffodil, daisy, poppy, marigold, crocus, aster, etc.

• Cultural context: what types of bouquets are appropriate for various events.

• Expressing opinions and preferences using “would you rather” format.

Students Will Develop:

• Speaking: Expressing preferences, giving reasons, dialogue practice.

• Listening: Following a conversation and identifying key details.

• Reading: Matching tasks and cultural information.

• Creative Thinking: Designing their own bouquet (via Genially).