Teacher’s Overview
Watching TV Basics (A1)
Level: Basic (A1)
Duration: 45–60 minutes
This fun and practical lesson teaches Simple Present for habits and routines using the relatable topic of watching TV. Students learn to talk about what they watch, what they like and don’t like, and naturally use basic adverbs of frequency (always, usually, sometimes, never).
It follows the clean Talkmor Basic style with strong visual support, repetition, and low reading load — ideal for A1 students and Asian learners. Includes “Sound like” pronunciation on flashcards and a good mix of practice, games, and speaking.
What’s Included (5 PDFs):
PDF 1: Teacher’s Guide & Warm-up (full one-page guide with aims, tips, and warm-up activities)
PDF 2: Flashcards Only (26 pages – large illustrated cards with “Sound like” pronunciation)
PDF 3: Practice & Fun Activities (3 pages: matching, choose the correct word, make sentences with adverbs, TV Guess game, and draw & write)
PDF 4: Speaking Practice (pair questions, Fun TV Survey, extra fun sentences, and light role play)
PDF 5: Homework & Quick Review (draw & write homework + self-check + quick review questions)
Target Language:
I watch / He watches, I like / I don’t like, always, usually, sometimes, never
Focus:
Simple Present for TV habits and likes + basic TV vocabulary
Very visual, engaging, and teacher-friendly. Perfect follow-up after Simple Present Basics.
Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © talkmor.com
