Procedures Time Teacher’s activities - Stages Sts’ activities - possible answer 5’ Warm up T asks sts some questions about national parks: - Have you ever been to a national park?. - s
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Objectives
Aims: To give sts practice in reading about national parks
Knowledge: Some new words
Methods and materials
Integrated, mainly communicative skills Pictures
Procedures
Time Teacher’s activities - Stages Sts’ activities - possible answer 5’ Warm up
T asks sts some questions about national
parks:
- Have you ever been to a national park?
- Can you name some national parks?
- What trees and animals can you see there?
Sts answer questions in pairs
10’ Presentation
T shows sts some new words & expressions
- be located (exp) (translation, ex)
- contain (v) (translation)
- study (v) (translation, 2 meanings)
- dry-raining season (explanation)
- be surprised at (exp) (translation)
- a variety of sth (exp) (translation)
- recognize (v) (translation)
- be dependent upon/on (exp) (trans)
- feature (n) (translation)
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- tropical-temperature zones
- threaten (v) (translation)
5’
5’
10’
Practice
T asks sts to read the 3 paragraphs about the 3
national parks and do the task
Task 1: Words-definitions
Task 2: Answering questions
Sts read and do the task
2 contain 5 sub-tropical
3 species 6 contamination
4 survival
1 200 square kilometers
2 Because the rainy season is over
3 They can learn about the habits of animals and how one species is dependent on another for survival
4 In the Orphanage, orphaned or abandoned animals are taken care of
5 Everglades National Parks is endangered because of the toxic levels of chemicals in the water
6 If more chemicals are released into the water, plants and animals will die/ be killed/ destroyed
5’ CONSOLIDATION
T asks sts to discuss:
What National Parks they would like to visit
most and why
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Objectives
Aims: To give sts practice in expressing regrets
Knowledge: Conditional Sentence type 2
Methods and materials
Integrated, mainly communicative skills
Procedures
Time Teacher’s activities - Stages Sts’ activities - possible answer
5’ Warm up
T asks sts some questions
- Do you like going on excursions?
- What problems do you think you may have?
Why?
Sts answer the questions
10’
Presentation
Task 1: Matching
T asks sts to match things in column A with
corresponding consequences in column B
T explains how to express regrets through the
use of conditional sentence type 3
If clause (Past perfect)
Main clause (Perfect Conditional)
If S + had + V3, S would have + V3
Sts do the task
Sts make some sentences on the given formula
10’
Practice
Task 2: Talking about regrets
T asks sts to talk about regrets using ideas in
task 1
Sts do the task
1 If we had brought enough good and drinks,
we wouldn't have spent a lot of money eating
in expensive restaurants
2 If some of us hadn't had food poisoning, we
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T asks sts to work in pairs talk about problems
and regrets about the excursion to Huong
Pagoda
could have enjoyed out visit
3 If we had had rain coats, we wouldn't have got wet and have had a cold
4 If some of us hadn't left our luggage on the coach when we arrived, we could have had clothes and money with us
5 If we had been careful when walking in Huong Pagoda, we wouldn't have got lost
6 If we hadn't thrown waste in the forest, we wouldn't have got a fine
7 If we had stayed there more than one day,
we could have visited all the pagodas
Sts work in pairs, take turns to be Nga
5’ CONSOLIDATION
T goes over conditional sentence type 3
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Objectives
Aims: To give sts practice in listening about a National Park
Knowledge: Some new words
Methods and materials
Integrated, mainly communicative skills Pictures
Procedures
Time Teacher’s activities - Stages Sts’ activities - possible answer 5’ Warm up
T shows sts some pictures of Cuc Phuong
National Park and asks them some questions
1 Where is it?
2 What’s its area of the rainforest?
3 When is the best time to visit it?
4 What can be seen in Cuc Phuong National
Park?
Sts answer the questions
Answer from the reading
10’ Presentation
T presents some new words:
- threatened and endangered species
- flora – fauna
- attack
- ethnic minority
- enemy
(translation and repetitions)
5’
Practice
T asks sts to listen to the tape and do the tasks
that follow
Task 1: Filling in the missing information
Sts listen to the tape and do the tasks
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Task 2: Answering questions
Sts listen to the tape again and answer the
questions
1 1960
2 100 km south west of
3 100,000 visitors
4 about 2000; 450
5 surprise attack
1 It covers 3 provinces: Ninh Binh, Hoa Binh and Thanh Hoa
2 It is about 160 km
3 They come there to see the work being done
to protect endangered species
4 Nguyen Hue defeated the Quin invaders in the spring of 1789
5 They live mainly on bee keeping and farming
5’ CONSOLIDATION
After you listen
T asks sts to talk about the special features of
CP National Parks
Sts works in pairs
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Aims: To give sts practice in writing a letter of acceptance or refusal
Knowledge: Some certain expressions used for accepting or refusing
Methods and materials
Integrated, mainly communicative skills Charts
Procedures
Time Teacher’s activities – Stages Sts’ activities - possible answer
3’ Warm up
T asks sts to work in pairs, one sts invite the
other to do something and the other answer the
invitation
Sts work in pairs
7’ Presentation
T shows sts a note of ways of accepting or
refusing an invitation
Accepting Refusing Yes, I’d like to…
Yes, I’d love to
Yes, that’s a great
idea
Yes, I’d be delighted
to…
I’m afraid I can’t come because…
I’d love to, but…
I’m sorry I can’t come because…
Sts can add some more expressions
5’
15’
Practice
Task 1: Filling in blanks
T asks sts to use expressions in the notes to fill
in the blanks to complete the letters
Task 2: Arranging to form a letter
T asks sts to arrange the sentences to make a
complete letter
Sts work in pairs
1 (accept) (ex: I’d like to…)
2 (refuse) (ex: I’m afraid i can’t come because…)
3 (accept) (ex: That’s a great idea.) Sts work in pairs
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and asks sts to work out the form of a letter of
acceptance and refusal (referring)
Acceptance (letter)
- Thanking for the invitation
- Showing your interest
- Accepting
- Feelings about the event
- Action to reply the invitation
- Closing
Refusal (letter)
- Thanking for the invitation
- Showing your interest
- Refusing
- Regretting
- Wishing
- Closing Task 3: Writing a letter of acceptance or
refusal
T asks sts to write a reply letter to an invitation
to CP National Park next weekend on a picnic Sts write individually for public check.
5’ CONSOLIDATION
T goes over the form of the 2 letter
DOP :
DOT :
Objectives
Aims: To give sts some grammatical and pronunciation points
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- Grammar: Conditional sentence type 3
Methods and materials
Integrated, mainly communicative skills Portable board
Procedures
Time Teacher’s activities - Stages Sts’ activities - possible answer 5’ Warm up: Antonyms
T asks sts find antonyms of:
Dangerous – near – best – polluted – dependent
(safe – far – worst – unpolluted - independent)
Sts give the antonyms of the given words
7’
6’
PRONUNCIATION Presentation
T shows sts some examples and the way to
pronounce ‘ed’ after some verbs
Practice
T gives the sentences and some words
containing ‘ed’ and pronounces them
Sts write down the rules
Sts practice the sentences
4’
GRAMMAR Presentation
T asks sts to recall the form and usage of
conditional sentence type 1 and 2
T gives the form and usage of type 3
- If + S + had + V3/Ved, S + would + have +
V3
type 3 is used for an unreal action in the past
Practice
Exercise 1:
Completing sentences using the correct verb
forms of the verbs given
Sts recall the 2 forms and take some examples of type 3
Sts do the exercise
1 had known 5 would have enjoyed
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Exercise 2:
Writing sentences
Exercise 3: Making conditional sentences from
the given information
2 had had 6 had known
3 would have gone 7 had stopped
4 would have passed 8 had called
1 If the driver in front hadn't stopped so suddenly, the accidents wouldn't have happened
2 If I had known that Lam had to get up early, I would have woken him up
3 If Hoa hadn't lent me the money, I wouldn't have been able to buy the car
4 If Mary hadn't been wearing a seat belt, she would have been injure-d
5 If you had had breakfast, you wouldn't be hungry now
6 If I had had some money on me, I would have got a taxi
1 If I had been working at the restaurant last night, I would have waited on your table
2 If they had been paying attention, they would have I seen the sign marking their exit from the highway
3 Carol would have answered the phone if she hadn't been studying
4 If the sun hadn't been shining, we wouldn't have gone to the beach yesterday
5 If the music hadn't been playing loudly at the restaurant, I would have heard everything
Mr Lee said during dinner
2’ CONSOLIDATION
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