Makeup Lesson Ideas - Teaching English in Korea
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Its the last week before my school breaks up for the summer holidays and all my students (and the teachers) are tired and ready for the break. I teach at an all girls middle school here in Korea, and the students are under a lot of pressure right throughout the year in anticipation of their final high school exams. Instead of simply watching movies with my students in the last few days leading up the end of the semester, I have been doing a very fun (minimal prep) lesson on makeup. I thought my girls would enjoy the lesson, but I didn't realise just how much they would get into it, as each of my classes this week have requested this lesson. I had initially only planned on doing it with my oldest students, but as each class has asked to do it, I simply modified the power point with slightly easier vocabulary for the younger students.
Here are the links to download both lessons (the higher level & the lower level) as well as a PPT with the documents to print out. I was passed on this lesson by a friend, and am not the original creator but have since modified it to suit my students). Feel free to download and edit these lessons for your students:
There are 4 parts to the entire lesson and you can use it to cover 2 lessons if needed. I have only had time to cover the first 2 parts of the lesson so far as my girls have really gotten into the colouring in part.
Breakdown of the Lesson:
1. Vocabulary for the parts of the face (students can label the parts of the face with Korean translations)
2. Makeup Vocabulary: go through the names of each makeup product and the verbs used for each product (adjust for lower level students)
3. Students design their own makeup for their 'face'
4. Listening activity: print out an image of your face (or any person) and instruct he students on how to apply the makeup. This is always lots of fun seeing whether they listen to your instructions or not.
*You can swop steps 3 & 4 around as step 3 takes the longest time
I hope you find this useful! Please do let me know if you use this lesson in your class and how it goes in the comments below.
