In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about helping your community using the present simple and 'want to + infinitive'. You'll read a newsletter about a volunteer project, practice key vocabulary, and create your own ad to recruit volunteers.
Welcome to the Helping Hands newsletter! This month, our school is starting a new volunteer project. We want to help our neighbors and make our community a better place. Every Saturday morning, students can join us in the park. We clean the park, plant flowers, and pick up trash. It is fun, and we work together.
Some students also want to share their time with elderly neighbors. They visit them, read books, or just talk. This helps the neighbors feel happy and not lonely. Other students want to donate clothes and toys to a local charity. The charity gives these things to families who need them. Everyone can help in their own way.
Do you want to volunteer too? Join us! You can help clean the park, share a story, or donate old toys. Together, we can make our community stronger. Come to the school hall on Friday at 3 PM to sign up. See you there!
"In pairs or small groups, brainstorm ways to help your community. Use vocabulary words and 'want to + infinitive'. Then share your ideas with the class."
👉 Think of three ways to help people in your community (e.g., clean a park, visit elderly neighbors, donate to a charity).
👉 Use 'want to' to talk about your ideas: 'I want to help by...' or 'We want to share...'
👉 Share one idea with the class and explain why it is important.
Write a short ad (80-100 words) to recruit volunteers for a cause you care about. Explain what the cause is and why it matters. Use present simple.
Record a 45-second talk to convince classmates to join a community project. Start by saying what the project is, then explain why it's important, and end with a call to join.
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