Fun English: Daily Routines for Beginners

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Fun English: Daily Routines for Beginners

What do you already know about daily routines?

Learning Goal

At the end of the lesson you will be able to describe your daily routine using simple present tense and common daily activity words.

What is a Daily Routine?

A daily routine is what you do every day. It includes activities like waking up, eating breakfast, and going to bed.

Simple Present: Talking About Routines

We use the simple present for habits

I wake up at 7am. She brushes her teeth. We go to school.

What time do you get up? Do you do your homework after school?

Questions

Key Daily Routine Words

- wake up - brush my teeth - get dressed - homework - go to bed

Learn Vocabulary with Pictures

Look at each word and picture. Repeat after the teacher. 1. Wake up 🌞 2. Brush my teeth 🪥 3. Get dressed 👕 4. Do homework 📚 5. Go to bed 🛌

Pronunciation Practice 🎤

Listen to the audio. Then repeat each word or phrase: wake up, brush my teeth, get dressed, homework, go to bed.

Sing Along: My Daily Routine Song

Let's listen to 'My Daily Routine Song'. Follow the lyrics and sing. The song will help you remember the vocabulary for each part of your day.

Interactive Activity: Match the Routine

Drag each routine word to the correct picture: - wake up 🌞 - brush my teeth 🪥 - go to school 🏫 - do homework 📚 - go to bed 🛌

Blended Learning in This Lesson

This lesson uses technology (CALL and E-learning) together with classroom activities. You listen to songs, use digital tools, and talk with classmates—this is called Blended Learning.

How Does Music Help?

Songs make learning fun. They help you remember new words and practice speaking English. Singing helps you practise listening, pronunciation, and keeps you active.

What Did You Learn Today?

You can now talk about your day with new words. Try describing your routine in English to a friend or family member!

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.