1. Quiet
“Quiet, please!”
2. Greeting
“Good morning/afternoon, everyone!”
“Today is [weekday], [month] [date], [year].”
Example: Monday, August 31st, 2026.
“Welcome to Mr. T.’s English classroom.”
“My name is [name], and I am your teaching assistant for August/September.”
3. Attendance
“[Name], can you tell us who is absent today, please?”
“[Name] is absent today.”
“[Names] are absent today.”
4. Review
“Who remembers what we did last lesson?”
Or:
“Last lesson, we worked on [topic/activity].”
5. Preview
“Today, we will probably work on [topic/activity].”
6. Newsflash
“That’s it from me. Now it’s time for the Newsflash.”
“[Name], take it away!”
“Hello and welcome to Mr. T.’s Newsflash!”
“I’m your host, [name].”
Announcements
Choose no more than 2–4 announcements.
“This week, we have an important event.”
“On [day], we have [event].”
“There is a [subject] test on [day].”
“Please remember to bring your [book/sports clothes/materials].”
“[Other announcement].”
Ending
“That’s all, folks!”
“Thank you for listening.”
“Have a great week!”