1. Fourth component: Speaking, Repetition and Substitution
    • Using “come on” gestures, indicate that tutors repeat after you.
    • Using the words with appropriate actions, say:
      paper
      red paper
      black paper
      Pick up red paper.
      Pick up black paper.
      Put down red paper.
      Put down black paper.
    • Ask tutors to say the words and do the corresponding actions either individually or together.
    • Pair up tutors. Have tutors repeat the action sentences to each other. Comprehension is demonstrated by having correct action follow the directions.
  2. Fifth component (optional, to extend the experience): Reading
    • Write the words you have introduced through this exercise on the flip chart, repeating the words as you write them.
    • Ask tutors to read the words they now understand and have spoken.
  3. Sixth component (optional, to extend the experience): Writing
    • Indicate that tutors should write, copying the words they now know.
    • Tell them that a learner’s writing could go into their portfolios.
  4. Ask if there are any questions.