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[Forever]

I am going to commence a Public Elementary school job this year

and am offering to pay you CASH for any teacher who has done a year or two at a Public Elementary school teaching grades 3~6 or 1~6 and has kept all their lesson plans and is willing to sell their lesson plans...

If you have ALL your lesson plans for one year and am willing to make some cash selling them to me (so I can make a few changes to them and use them) p.m. me.

[blade]

Save your money and just write your own lesson plans. It's really not that difficult. All I've ever needed was a general outline of your lesson plan. i.e. start, introduction,development and lesson review.
If you materials then go to www.mediafire.com enter the user name [email protected]
Password is Kimchi. For different grades just change number i.e. 3 for third grade, 4 for fourth grade etc, etc.

[air76]

It is often more difficult to modify or understand someone else's lesson plan than to just make your own....not to mention that your school may be using a particular book or specific curriculum that would render the other lesson plans useless.

If you're new to teaching, studying up on classroom management will help you a whole lot more than lesson plans, especially if you're teaching at a public school.

[Murakano]

some people are so damn lazy. It`s not that difficult to come up with a lesson plan...... ....in public school you`re repeating the same lesson over and over again for different classes for a week or more (sometimes longer) before you commence on a new lesson. Plenty of time to come up with your own stuff rather than sponge of other people`s work.

As the above poster eluded to, not all PS use the same curriculum either.

[lifeinkorea]

You're going to pay someone to tell you to say "I like apples, apples, apples" to kids?

Ok, here's a start:

1. Quiet kids down
2. Say "I like oranges, oranges, oranges", have them repeat
3. Quiet kids down again
4. Say "I like grapes, grapes, grapes", have them repeat.
5. Quiet kids down again
6. etc... etc... etc.., then review

That will be 15,000 won please. Next lesson, counting. It will be more involved, so I want 20,000

(To be honest, pictures are a big part of kids' classes, not so much the lesson plan. Even if you write up your own lessons, the schools often want you to follow a set curriculum which means they won't even consider what you want to teach. You are just a white person to make parents happy they have a foreigner.)

[brento1138]

"I like apples..."

Yikes. I don't think I wanna teach elementary again! Ever!

[clyde]

Here is a good one titled: Taking responsibility for yourself.
1. Warm up exercise focusing on vocab. related to not taking the easy way out
2. Game: object of which is to perform an assigned task without copying or stealing the work of others.
3. Homework: Research assignment about the ill effects of plagiarism.

Get the picture.

[Forever]

[brento1138]

Come on people, capitalism at work here!

[Stalin84]

There are plenty of lesson plans for free online.

Using other people's lesson plans can be a majorly bad idea. Everyone has their own unique teaching style. I've seen lesson plans online before that everyone swore by that I couldn't imagine teaching in a million years (like those lesson plans that are just a PPT slideshow with 100 pictures on it from Google or the ones that start off like, "cut forty sections of paper and laminate them, put a different verb on each one and tape them around the classroom under a picture of celebrity which you can get out of a magazine" - FFFFF THAT!)

[Englishee]

this thread is the exact reason many people hate Daves. This dude posted in a BST FORUM not an ADVICE Forum!

He didn't ask for advice, or to be mocked, he asked for your lesson plans!!

If you don't want to sell him anything, for the love of God, SHUT UP and move on.

SUGGESTION TO THE MODS: disable comments from everyone other than the OP in the BST...