Postcards1 ReadingReading skill: Reading with a purposeBefore you read, decide what information youwill look for.A. Read the interview for the things that Halldóra says steens do in their leisure time. Underline them.B. Fill in the Venn diagram with the things Halldórasays teens do in the winter, year-round, and in thesummer.2 Listening39 Listen to an interview with Josh Jones, a teen fromNew York City. Underline the things Josh says teens doin the winter. Circle the things he says teens do in thesummer. Circle and underline the things teens do yearround.go skiinggo out to eatgo to the gymgo ice skatinggo shoppinggo to moviesgo to dance clubs hang out in the parkgo swimminghave picnicsgo to museums go skateboarding3 WritingIn your notebook, draw a Venn diagram. List the thingsteens in your city do for fun in the winter, year-round,and in the summer.4 SpeakingPAIRS. With your partner, discuss the followingquestions:1. What do you do for fun in the winter?2. What do you do for fun in the summer?3. What do you do for fun year-round?32 Wide Angle 1
Pictures (5 min.)• Call on a student to read the title aloud. Askstudents to locate Iceland on the satellite photo(circled). Have students look at the pictures. Elicitwhat students can identify. Discuss how thesescenes are similar to, or different from, what theysee in their own country.1 Reading (15 min.)A.• Go over the Reading skill with the class. Tellstudents they will be reading an interview. As theyread, they should look for and underline thingsthat teenagers in Iceland do in their leisure time.• After the reading, elicit answers orally. (SeeExercise B Answer key.)B.• Have students look at the Venn diagram. Readthe labels aloud. Elicit or explain that winter andsummer are each represented by an oval. The partwhere the ovals overlap contains the year-roundfeatures. Explain that Venn diagrams can helpstudents remember information through grouping.• Draw the Venn diagram on the board. Elicit oneactivity for each section.• Have students read the interview again and fill inthe Venn diagram in their books. Check answersas a class.Answer keyWinter: read, watch TV, go bowling, go to the YouthCenter, ski, skate, swim in hot potsYear-round: go swimmingSummer: go hiking, go camping, stay up late2 Listening (5 min.)• Tell students that, just as they read with a purposein Exercise 1, they will also listen with a purposefor this exercise. As they listen, they should payattention to what teenagers do in their leisuretime.• Have students read the directions and the leisureactivities in the box.• 39 Play the audio two or more times as studentscomplete the exercise. Elicit the answers orally.AudioscriptInterviewer: So what do teens do for fun in New YorkCity?Josh: Lots of things. Winter is pretty cold, so we doa lot of indoor activities. We go to museumsa lot. The Metropolitan Museum and theMuseum of Modern Art are cool. We also goto movies. There are a lot of movie theatersin New York. And we go out to eat with ourfriends. There are some great restaurants.And, of course, we go shopping. New Yorkhas great shops and department stores. Youcan find things from all over the world.Interviewer: Do you do any outdoor sports in the winter?Josh: Yes, a lot of people go ice skating. We havetwo great rinks—one in Central Park and onein Rockefeller Center.Interviewer: What do teens do for fun in New York in thesummer?Josh: We like to hang out in Central Park. It’s anawesome park. We have picnics with friendsthere, and just hang out. And a lot of teens—especially guys, like me and my friends, liketo go skateboarding in the park.Interviewer: What else do you do in the summer?Josh: We do most of the same things we do in thewinter! We go out to eat, we go to movies,we go to museums, and we go shopping!Interviewer: So teens enjoy living in New York?Josh: You bet! It’s the most exciting city in theworld!3 Writing (10 min.)• Have students make their own Venn diagrams.• Ask students to compare and share their Venndiagrams with a partner.4 Speaking (5 min.)• PAIRS. Read the discussion questions aloud.Explain that students should also use other followupquestions, such as Yes/No and Wh- questions, tokeep the conversation going.• Have students talk with a partner about leisureactivities.TEACHER’S NOTESAnswer keyWinter: go to museums, go to movies, go out to eat, goshopping, go ice skatingSummer: hang out in the park, have picnics,go skateboardingYear-round: go out to eat, go to movies, go to museums,go shoppingT32Postcards_splitB_TE1_U03.indd T322/27/07 10:22:37 AM
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