1. Lesson Topic: Recycling
Grammar Point: Modals
Name of Teacher: Susan Strikovsky
Target Class: 8th
Lesson Place in the Curriculum: Lesson Fourteen

2. Table of Contents Introduction Text- Recycling Forming Modals
Modals- 6 Examples
Conclusion

3. What can you see in the picture?
What can we do to make sure this doesn't happen?
By NOAA - Public Domain,

4. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Words that we all know
We might only be young
But we will try, you'll see.
We recycle what we use
Separate things and you should too
Glass and paper, plastic, tin
Go in your recycle bin.

5. Forming
Modals
Subject +
Modals
Base Verb

6. Using Modals - 1
Ability: Can / Could / Be able to
She can recycle.

7. Using Modals - 2 Possibility: Might / May / Could / Be able to
I might recycle tomorrow.
I may be able to help you recycle later.

8. Using Modals - 3 Certainty - Must / Need to / Have to / Should / Will
It's a fantastic film. You must see it.
You can call me later, I will (I'll) be at home.

9. Using Modals - 4 Must - To give personal feelings Have to - For facts
She's a really nice person. You must meet her.
You can't sleep now. You have to study.

10. Using Modals - 5 Permission – Can / Could / May/ Might
May I recycle tonight?

11. Using Modals - 6 Advice / Opinion – Should
You look tired, you should go to bed.

12. Don’t forget to recycle!

13. Today’s Lesson was about
Modals