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Lesson Objective

INVOLVE

Introduce the lesson objective: Say: Today I will learn

about where things are and talk about what we’re doing

now.

• Students will do listening practice, reading practice, and

speaking practice.

Listening 5

P. T136

5 Listen, look, and write.

• Draw students’ attention to the photos in Activity 5.

Have students predict the people’s names from the ones

in the box.

• Play the Audio Track 5. Students listen and follow.

• Play the audio again, pausing after each sentence to

give students time to say the names.

MONITOR

Check answers as a class. (Answers: Grandpa,

2 Grandma, 3 brother, sister, 5 Dad, 6 Mom, 7 Max)

Practice 1

6 Look at 5. Read and match.

• Read the instructions aloud, and model what students

have to do. Show them how to draw a line to match

each sentence with a person.

• Give students time to carry out the activity individually

or in pairs.

MONITOR

Check answers as a class. (Answers: b, 2d, 3a, c)

Practice 2

7 Look at 5. Ask and answer.

• Draw students’ attention to the speech bubbles, and ask

a confident student to model the dialog with you.

• Have students work in pairs to talk about each of the

photos in Activity 5.

MONITOR

As students work, listen for proper pronunciation,

appropriate intonation, and correct use of language.

Ask confident students to say a dialog about one of the

photos in front of the rest of the class.

Reading 6

P. T136

8 Look and read. Circle True or False. Listen and

check.

• Draw students’ attention to the picture in Activity 8.

Elicit any words they know for items in the picture (e.g.

markers, pens, children, etc.)

• Read the instructions and model the activity. Show

students how to circle either True or False next to each

sentence.

• Give students time to read and circle, then play Audio

Track 6 for them to check their answers.

MONITOR

Check answers as a class. (Answers: True, 2 False,

3 True, False)

Practice 3

Look at 8. Match.

• Read the instructions aloud, and model the activity.

Show students how to match a question and answer by

drawing a line.

• Give students time to look at the picture, read the

sentences, and draw lines to match.

MONITOR

Check answers as a class. (Answers: b, 2c, 3a)

Practice 4

0 Look at 8. Ask and answer.

• Draw students’ attention to the speech bubbles, and ask

a confident student to model the dialog with you.

• Have students work in pairs to talk about the picture in

Activity 8.

MONITOR

As students work, listen for proper pronunciation,

appropriate intonation, and correct use of language.

Ask confident students to say a dialog about one of the

photos in front of the rest of the class.

Lesson Objective

INVOLVE

Revisit the lesson objective: Now I have learned about

where things are and talked about what we’re doing

now.

• Encourage awareness of what the students have

learned. Choose a student in the class and ask: What

is (Maria) doing? Elicit She’s (listening to the teacher).

Repeat with other students and actions around the

room.

Extra Practice and Application Activity

Materials: Pictures of rooms containing objects and people doing

things

• Bring to class pictures of rooms which include objects

students know (e.g. classroom objects). The pictures

could also contain people doing various activities that

your students know too (e.g. reading).

• Students choose a picture to write about. They should

write about where objects are and what the people

are doing. Have them glue both the picture and the

writing to a sheet of paper.

• Make a classroom display to show what students

have learned. Have confident students read out their

description to the class.

Unit 5 T c/d T7

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