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Which subjectEnglish as second
What age groupYear or Grade 4
What topicFuture
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🌟 Future Fun: Exploring What Lies Ahead! 🌟

Welcome to the Future!

Hello, bright fourth graders! Are you ready to travel to the future? Today, we’re going to kick off our lesson with a fun and imaginative activity that will help us think about what the future might hold!

🚀 Activity: “My Future World” Time Capsule 🌎

What You Need:

Steps:

  1. Imagine Your Future: Close your eyes for a moment and think about what you want to be when you grow up. How do you think the world will look in 10, 20, or even 50 years?

  2. Create Your Time Capsule:

    • On your paper or inside your box, draw or write down your dreams for the future. What job will you have? What technology will be part of daily life? Will people travel to different planets?
    • Feel free to cut out pictures from magazines that represent your ideas about the future and glue them inside your time capsule!
  3. Share Your Ideas: Once you’re done creating, we’ll gather in small groups to share our time capsules. Tell your friends about your future world and your dreams. What did you imagine?

📅 Finish with a Future Sentence!

At the end of our sharing time, write one sentence about your future on a sticky note and stick it on our “Future Wall” in the classroom. For example, “In the future, I will be an astronaut exploring Mars!”

Why This Matters

Understanding the future helps us set goals and explore new possibilities. When we think about what we want to become, we learn about the future tense in English! Let’s jump into our lesson to learn how to talk about the future using different verbs and expressions.

Ready to explore the future? Let’s go! 🚀✨


Remember: Your future is as bright as you want it to be!