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Step 1: Introduction (Warm-Up Activity)
📍 Activity: Guess the Price
- Show images of common items (e.g., a cup of coffee, a pair of shoes, a smartphone).
- Ask students:
- How much do you think this costs?
- Can you guess the price?
- Let them guess before revealing the actual price.
🗣 Key Vocabulary:
- Expensive / Cheap
- Affordable / Costly
- Reasonable / Overpriced
- Bargain / Deal
Step 2: Basic Sentence Structures
Asking for Prices:
- How much is this?
- What’s the price of this?
- Could you tell me the cost?
- Is there any discount on this?
Talking About Prices:
- It costs $10.
- This is a bit expensive.
- That’s quite cheap.
- It’s worth the price.
📍 Activity: Role Play – Shopping Scene
- Assign roles: Customer & Shopkeeper.
- Provide a price list.
- Students practice asking and responding to price inquiries.
Step 3: Expanding Expressions
Comparing Prices:
- This is cheaper than that one.
- That store sells it at a higher price.
- It’s more affordable online.
📍 Activity: Price Comparison Game
- Show two products and their prices.
- Ask students to compare:
- Which one is more expensive?
- Which one is a better deal?
Step 4: Negotiating Prices (Advanced Practice)
Phrases for Bargaining:
- Can you give me a better price?
- Can you lower the price a little?
- I found this cheaper elsewhere.
📍 Activity: Market Bargaining Role-Play
- Create a mock marketplace.
- Students practice negotiating prices.
Step 5: Fun Game – “Price is Right”
- Display images of random items with different price tags.
- Students guess the correct price.
- Whoever gets closest wins!
Conclusion & Wrap-Up
- Quick Review: Ask students to recall different ways to ask/talk about prices.
- Exit Ticket:
- Tell me the price of something you bought recently in a sentence.
This interactive approach ensures students learn price-related vocabulary in an engaging and practical way. Would you like additional variations for different levels? 😊
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