# Session 37: Conversations 2
**Tittle** **Hello! Let's Talk – Mastering Basic Conversations in English**
Objective - To help students understand and practice basic English greetings and self-introduction phrases. - To encourage students to engage in simple conversations with peers. - To build confidence in speaking English in real-life situations. - To develop students' ability to ask and answer questions in English. - To enhance listening and speaking skills through interactive activities.
Topic Basic English Conversation – Greetings and Self-Introductions
Methodology Role-Play
Materials - Flashcards (with words and pictures) - Task cards (for conversation prompts) - Chart paper and markers - Sticky notes - Printed dialogue strips or cue cards - Stickers or stars - Drawing sheets or notebooks - Crayons or color pencils
Session Duration 90 Minutes
### Introduction Activity (20 min) ### Quick Recap Match up . How to Do It: - Give each student a strip of paper with half a sentence: - “What’s your name?” - “My name is Ravi.” - “How are you?” - “I’m fine, thank you.” - Students move around and find the matching pair. - Once matched, they read it aloud together. Main Activity Role-Play Zones ( 30 min ) How to Do It: - Set up 4 areas in the classroom with simple signs: - School (students meet a new classmate) - Park (students greet a friend) - Bus Stop (students wait and talk) - Playground (students meet while playing) - In each area, 2–3 students act out a simple conversation: - Greet - Ask name - Ask how they are - Say goodbye - Rotate every 10 minutes. Conversation Quest ( 25 min ) How to do it : Give each student a task card: - “Find someone who likes mangoes. Ask their name.” - “Ask 2 friends how they are today.” - “Greet 3 friends using ‘Hi, how are you?’” - Students walk around the class, talk to friends, and complete their tasks. - Tick the card when done. Follow-Up Activity ( 10 min) Self-Intro Spotlight How to Do It: - Ask 4–5 volunteers to come forward. - They say: - “Hi! My name is \_\_\_. I’m \_\_\_ years old. I like \_\_\_.” - Applaud each speaker. Give stickers or stars for encouragement. Conclusion Confidence Clap ( 5 min ) Purpose: To end with positivity. How to Do It: - Students say one thing they learned or enjoyed. - After each answer, the whole class claps and says: “Well done!” - Finish with: “I can speak in English! Task cards 🔶 Task Card 1 🗣️ Find someone who likes mangoes. Ask their name. 🔶 Task Card 2 🗣️ Ask two friends how they are today. 🔶 Task Card 3 🗣️ Greet three friends using: “Hi! How are you?” 🔶 Task Card 4 🗣️ Find a classmate wearing blue. Ask their name. 🔶 Task Card 5 🗣️ Say: “Nice to meet you” to two classmates. 🔶 Task Card 6 🗣️ Greet someone and ask: “What’s your name?” Then say: “I’m \_\_\_.” 🔶 Task Card 7 🗣️ Say hello to four friends in different ways: Hello, Hi, Good morning, Good afternoon. 🔶 Task Card 8 🗣️ Ask a friend: “How are you?” Then tell the teacher what they said. Paper strips : 1. 🗯️ “What’s your name?” 2. 🧒 “My name is Ravi.” 3. 🗯️ “How are you?” 4. 😄 “I’m fine, thank you.” 5. 👋 “Hello!” 6. 👋 “Hi!” 7. 🗯️ “Nice to meet you.” 8. 🤝 “Nice to meet you too.” 9. 🗯️ “Good morning!” 10. 🌞 “Good morning! How are you?” 11. 🗯️ “I’m Riya.” 12. 🗯️ “I’m Arjun.” Expected Learning Outcomes: Knowledge-Based: - Understand common English greetings and self-introduction phrases. - Identify basic conversational sentence structures. Skill-Based: - Use English greetings and self-introductions confidently in conversations. - Practice speaking and listening skills through interactive activities and role-play.