Beginning your class

For teachers who are not used to
teach their subject in English, it might
be difficult for them to suddenly use
English in their class.

That’s why this book is written.
Through this book, I want to guide the
teachers step-by-step in conducting
their class in English.

In this book, you can find some
expressions that are commonly used
to begin a class. You can also find
some new words to enrich your
vocabulary.

Hopefully this book can come in handy
for you. Happy learning.

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Let’s play a riddle
first.

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In this subject, you’ll
deal with numbers and
formula. You need to
calculate things a lot.

Math

In this subject, you
have to move your
body a lot and you’ll
get sweaty.

Physical
Education

This subject requires
your creativity and
imagination. You’ll
produce many beautiful
things.

Art and
craft

One of the subjects in
which the students are
allowed to be noisy to
express themselves.

Music

Let’s play a riddle
first.

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This subjects teaches
you to be loyal to your
nation and law. You’ll
become a good citizen
by learning this.

Civics

In this subject, you’ll
learn about the past
and how it can shape
us now.

History

This subject strengthen
your relation with God.

Religious
studies

This subject is a part of
social studies that
teaches you about
earth condition and
nations.

Geography

Your turn!

Now, try to describe your

subject you teach using your

own words. What are the
essential things you teach

the students in your subject?

In ____ we learn
about ____. I hope

the students can

____ after learning

this subject.

Awesome! Now that you
know the name of your
subject you teach, this
book will tell you some

useful expressions you can

use at the beginning of

your class.

Time to begin

•Let’s begin today’s lesson.

•Let’s begin our lesson now..

•I hope you are ready for your___
lesson.

•Is everybody ready to start?

•It’s time to begin. Please stop
talking.

•Settle down now so we can start.

These expressions can help

you when you check the

students’ attendance.

Register

•Who isn’t here today?

•Who is absent today?

•Why were you absent last week,
Pablo?

•What’s the matter with Marimar
today?

•Please turn on your video cam.

•Please turn on your mic.

You can use these

expressions when your

student comes late to your

class.

Late

•We started ten minutes ago. What
have you been doing?

•Did you oversleep?

•Don’t let it happen again.

•Where have you been?

•Why did you come late?

Great job!
That’s all of the expressions
and vocabulary that we learn
for today.

Next time, in your own class,
please try to use those
expressions with your
students.

Hopefully, this book can be
helpful for your English skills
development.

With love,

Natanael A.K