1. Warm-Up (Introduction)
- Ask a simple question: "When do we say 'It's my turn'?" (Expected answer: While playing games, waiting in a queue, etc.)
- Demonstrate: Act out a situation like playing a game and say, "Now, it's my turn to play!"
2. Introduce the Structure
Sentence Pattern:
👉 It's my turn to + (verb)
💡 Meaning: यह मेरी बारी है (कुछ करने के लिए)
📌 Examples:
- It's my turn to speak. (अब मेरी बारी है बोलने की।)
- It's my turn to play. (अब मेरी बारी है खेलने की।)
- It's my turn to help. (अब मेरी बारी है मदद करने की।)
3. Interactive Activities
A. Role-Play (Daily Situations)
- Act out different scenarios and ask students to complete the sentence:
- In a game: "Now, __________." (Students say: "It's my turn to play!")
- In a group activity: "Now, __________." (Students say: "It's my turn to answer!")
- Helping parents: "Mom, __________." ("It's my turn to wash the dishes!")
B. Turn-Taking Game
Pass a Ball: Pass a soft ball in a circle, and the student who catches it must say a sentence using "It's my turn to..."
👉 Example: If a student gets the ball, they say, "It's my turn to dance!" and do a little dance.Flashcard Activity: Show different action flashcards (like eat, read, write, sing), and students take turns saying: "It's my turn to ___."
C. Picture Prompts
- Show pictures of different activities (cooking, reading, playing, drawing).
- Ask: "Whose turn is it?"
- Students respond: "It's my turn to draw!"
4. Group Challenge
💡 Divide the class into two teams. One team asks questions, and the other responds:
Q: Who will solve the next question?
A: It's my turn to solve it!
💡 Variation: Play a relay game where students complete a task and say, "It's my turn to pass the baton!"
5. Wrap-Up (Speaking Practice)
🔹 Ask students to say a sentence about their daily routine:
- "At home, it's my turn to clean my room."
- "At school, it's my turn to answer."
💡 Fun Ending: Ask each student to say one thing they like doing by saying:
👉 "It's my turn to ______ (dance, read, answer, eat, etc.)."
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