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Example of Learning Material (Meaning-Focused Output)

The document is a learning material worksheet focused on weekend activities, encouraging students to categorize them as personal or tasks. It includes sections for sorting activities, partner discussions, writing about an ideal weekend, and reflecting on personal experiences. The worksheet emphasizes the use of target vocabulary related to weekend planning and responsibilities.

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Example of Learning Material (Meaning-Focused Output)

The document is a learning material worksheet focused on weekend activities, encouraging students to categorize them as personal or tasks. It includes sections for sorting activities, partner discussions, writing about an ideal weekend, and reflecting on personal experiences. The worksheet emphasizes the use of target vocabulary related to weekend planning and responsibilities.

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Regina Ginco
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Learning Material Worksheet: My Kind of Weekend​

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Target Vocabulary:

relax schedule chores activity weekend fun responsibilit


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A. Sort It Out: Personal or Task?


Decide whether each of these weekend activities is something you do for yourself
(Personal) or something you must do (Task):

Personal or Task

1.​ Visiting a friend

2.​ Watering the plants

3.​ Washing the dishes

4.​ Going to the mall

5.​ Reading a book

Now, add 4 of your own weekend activities below. Then, label each one as either
Personal or Task based on its purpose.
1.

2.

3.

4.

B. Partner Talk: My Weekend Mix


With a classmate, talk about your weekend activities.

●​ Which ones do you look forward to?


●​ Which ones feel like chores?

Use at least 4 of the target vocabulary words in your conversation.

C. Writing Task: My Perfect Weekend


Imagine your perfect weekend. Write a paragraph (5–6 sentences) describing it.

Use at least 4 target vocabulary words in your writing.


Example: "I schedule my weekend to balance fun and responsibility. I like to relax by
reading a book after finishing my chores."

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D. Wrap-Up Reflection
Share with the class:

●​ Is your weekend more about relaxing or getting things done?


●​ Did your partner have similar activities? What did you notice?

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