The objectives - By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to read a text about Safety precautions in the home for main ideas and details.. They’ll complete the reading tasks and use the
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Unit 3 at home Lesson 4 Read
A The objectives
- By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to read a text about Safety precautions in the home for main ideas and details They’ll complete the reading tasks and use the language to talk about safety precautions using Must/ mustn’t / Have to
b content: Present simple tense to talk about factual actions; Must/ Have to to talk about
obligations
Vocabulary: words to talk about safety precautions in the home
C Materials: Posters, OHP, transparent papers,
Work arrangements: Individuals, pairs, groups, T-WC
Anticipated problems: difficult text and vocabulary; Why-questions
D Procedure
I Warmer
Dictation list
Teacher dictates, students take dictation and
write the words into two columns
Share and compare
Teacher gets feedback
Why do you think these things are
dangerous to young children?
What else do you think can be dangerous to
our children?
Not dangerous at
all
Dangerous to young children
A cushion
An armchair
A knife
A stove
A rice cooker drug
II Checking the old lesson
III New lesson
Pre-reading
Pre-teach
Eliciting
Modeling, choral & individual repetition
Written record, pronunciation, VN meaning
Checking vocabulary: R O R
Open prediction: Set the scene: We’re going
to talk about Safety precautions in the
home.
- What do you think can be dangerous to
children in the home?
- Where shouldn’t play in the house? Why?
Ask students to work on their own first then
they pair and compare
While-reading
Ask students to read the poster and check
their predictions
True/ False statements
Ask students to read the text again and do
the True/ False exercise
Students work individually, pair and
I Vocabulary
- safety (n):
- precaution (n):
- injure (v):
- destroy (v):
- cause a fire:
- out of children’s reach:
- include (v):
- match (n):
- cover (v):
II Read
Things can be dangerous to children:
- matches, drugs, chemicals, electricity, hot water in the jar, gas stove, knives, scissors,
…
- Children shouldn’t play in the kitchen, bathroom,
1 Answer
b True
c False A kitchen is a dangerous place to play
d False … can cause a fire
Trang 2Teacher gets feedback: Correct the false
sentences/ Which sentences in the text tell
you it’s true?
Comprehension questions
Ask students to read the text again and
answer the questions
Students work in pairs
Teacher gets some pairs to ask and answer
the questions aloud
Do the correction
Post-reading
Make a class poster
Safety precautions in the home
Organize group work, each group makes a
poster and exhibit it
e True
f True
2 Ask and answer
b Because the kitchen is a dangerous place
c Because playing with matches can cause a fire (It only takes one match to cause a fire)
d Because children mustn’t try to put …
e Because these dangerous objects can injure or kill children
Safety precautions in the home
Children mustn’t play in the bathroom because they may slip and fall down
Make sure children mustn’t play with jars with hot water inside
Make sure children mustn’t play near the doors and windows
etc
Must/ have to
Dictation and translation Do the exercises again
Practice talking about safety precautions Prepare new lesson: Write