🎯 WALT (We Are Learning To)

Create and perform a natural dialogue with a partner

Success Criteria:

Include a greeting

Exchange names

Ask "How are you?"

Include one follow-up question

Use natural tone and eye contact

Perform without reading directly from script

💬 Part 1: Plan Your Dialogue

1. Write your greeting:

2. How will you exchange names?

3. Write your "How are you?" question and response:

4. Choose ONE follow-up question to ask:

What's your favourite hobby?

Do you have any brothers or sisters?

What did you do on the weekend?

What's your favourite subject at school?

Other: ________________________

✏️ Part 2: Write Your Complete Dialogue

5. Write your 4-6 line dialogue below (include both people's parts):

6. Performance Self-Assessment:

After performing, tick what you did well:

Made good eye contact

Spoke clearly and naturally

Didn't read directly from the paper

Included all required parts

7. Extension Challenge: Add one more exchange to make your dialogue longer:

Dialogue Practice Worksheet

Dialogue Practice Worksheet

🎯 WALT (We Are Learning To)

Success Criteria:

💬 Part 1: Plan Your Dialogue

✏️ Part 2: Write Your Complete Dialogue

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