Introductions
Good afternoon class, my name
is Edward Morrow. I am your
English instructor. Nice to meet
you.
Where am I from?
I am originally from Japan.
I love California because of the
weather!
How is the weather today?
How is the weather in your country?
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Sunny => sun
Cloudy => cloud
Rainy => rain
Foggy => fog
Windy => wind
Hot
Warm
Cold
Humid
Dry
Sunny (sun) = good weather!
I love good weather!
Cloudy (cloud)
Cloudy means a lot of clouds.
Rainy (rain)
I do not like rainy weather.
I love the beach! I love warm
weather!
I do not like cold weather!
Map of USA
Please tell me a little bit about
yourself.
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What is your name?
Where are you from?
What do you like?
Example
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My name is Edward Morrow.
I am from Japan.
I like to eat many different types of food!
Personal Information
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My name is ____________.
I am from _____________.
I like ___________.
Introduction to numbers in English
1
2
3
4
5
one
two
three
four
five
6
7
8
9
10
six
seven
eight
nine
ten
English Alphabet
Aa
Bb
Cc
Dd
Ee
Ff
Gg
Hh
II
Jj
Kk
Ll
Mm
Nn
Oo
Pp
Qq
Rr
Ss
Tt
Uu
Vv
Ww
Xx
Yy
Zz
Zz
Aa
Apple
Other sounds of “A”
Alien
Animal
Bb
Boy
book
building
Many kinds of buildings.
Cc
Car
color
black
blue
brown
green
grey
orange
pink
purple
red
yellow
Do you have a favorite color?
My favorite is blue, like the sky.
country
Look at the map on pages 4 and 5.
Other sounds for “C”
City
Dd
Dog
Ee
Egg
Other sounds for “E”
Eating (ea) (ee)
Ff
Flower
fruit
Do you like fruits?
Gg
Grapes
Other sounds for “G”
Gemstones
Hh
Hotel
Ii
Ice cream
insect
Do you like insects?
Other sounds for “I” (short vowel)
What is this?
This is a First Aid kit.
Jj
Juice
Kk
Kite
Ll
Leaf
language
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Spanish is a language.
English is a language.
Japanese is a language.
What language do you speak?
How many languages do you speak?
Mm
Map
Nn
Notebook
Oo
Office
Pp
Pipe
Qq
Queen
Rr
Restroom
Ss
School
Tt
Table
Uu
Umbrella
Uu
Uniform
Other “U” sounds
Hut
Other “U” sounds
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Push, pull
Ruler
Vv
Vegetables
V
vending machine
Ww
Window
Xx
X-ray
Yy
Yogurt
Zz
Zebra
Identifying first, middle, and
last names.
My first name is Edward.
How do you spell your first name?
It is spelled E-d-w-a-r-d
My middle name is Frank.
How do you spell your middle name?
It is spelled F-r-a-n-k
My last name is Morrow.
How do you spell your last name?
It is spelled M-o-r-r-o-w
A last name is also referred (called) to as a
family name.
Use of proper titles
Mr. = a single or married male.
Ms. = a single or married female.
Mrs. = a married female.
Proper titles are used for formal introductions
and greetings.
Other proper titles
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Dr. (Doctor) = a medical doctor or a professor
Professor
Political titles: Senator, Congressman, Mr.
President
Royalty: Queen Elizabeth
Religious: Cardinal, Bishop, Father, Sister,…
Dr. Smith
Meet Dr. Smith.
Americans are informal
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Americans in general are very casual and
they call people by their first names.
Hi Rick, how are you?
Hi Gina, how’s it going?
What’s up, Angela?
How ya doing, Joe?
Many Americans are not used to
foreign accents or names.
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So if they do not understand you, it is
important for you to spell in English.
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Let’s practice!
Interview Practice 1
What is your name?
My name is ______.
What is your first name?
My first name is ______.
It is ______.
It’s ______.
How do you spell your first name?
My first name is spelled _____.
It is spelled___.
It’s spelled _____.
What is your last name?
My last name is _____.
It is _____.
It’s _____.
How do you spell your last name?
My last name is spelled _____.
It is spelled _____.
It’s spelled _____.
Break
Let’s take a coffee break!
Getting started with some vocabulary
by looking at things in the classroom.
Lesson 2 Page 6
First, let’s look at the picture and match the
numbers with the items.
Second, let’s look around the classroom and
see if we can find those things.
English Learning Tips
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It is important to increase your vocabulary in
English.
Learning new vocabulary will make you more
fluent.
Outside of class, seek new words and
expressions.
Everyday you should learn 10 new words.
Making a word list.
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Starting today, please start taking notes of
words you learned or want to learn.
Make a daily list of words.
I will ask for them randomly.
I will help you with the pronunciation.
Please know how to spell them.
Example Vocabulary List
animal
book
building
chair
color
computer
desk
hotel
language
map
notebook
office
paper
question
restroom
school
student
table
umbrella
vending machine
window
yogurt