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This lesson plan outlines a lesson for a 2nd grade English class about writing a passage on daily activities. The objectives are for students to write a passage and understand daily activities. Grammar focuses include simple present and progressive present tenses. Teaching aids include pictures and worksheets. Students will look at pictures of jobs, learn vocabulary for farming activities, write about a farmer's daily routine, discuss activities in groups, and write about their parents' routines for homework.
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