They’ll understand the reported speech and use the language to talk about which subject they are good at and which subject they need to improve B.. Ask the students to listen to the dial
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Unit 5 study habits Lesson 1 Getting started + Listen and read
A The objectives
- Content: Past simple tense; reported speech
- By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to understand the dialogue about the study report They’ll understand the reported speech and use the language to talk about which subject they are good at and which subject they need to improve
B Materials: Timetable, cassette, disk, tranperancies, OHP
Work arrangements: Individuals, pairs, groups, T-WC
Anticipated problems: Ss may find reported speech difficult, especially the pronouns
C Procedure
I Warmer
II Checking the old lesson Which subjects do you have on Tuesday?
We have English, Math, Physics and Literature
III New lesson
Activity one
Teacher asks questions - Ss answer
Ask Ss to practise in pairs to ask&answer
How often do we have Math?
How often do we have Chemistry?
Which subject do you like best?
Which subject don’t you like much?
Activity two
Pre teach
- Eliciting: visual, synonym,
Situation/explanation, example
- Modeling, choral repetition
- Individual repetition
- Written record, VN meaning
- Pronunciation
- Checking vocab: Give example sentences
Activity three
Presentation Dialogue
- Set the scene, introduce the characters
Who are they? What are they talking about?
- Think about these questions:
Is Tim’s report good?
Which does Tim need to improve?
What did Tim’s teacher tell his mother
about Tim ?
Ask the students to listen to the dialogue
twice
Ss practise the dialogue in chorus and then
in pairs
Notes: pronunciation
- Model sentences: Reported speech
“Miss Jackson said you should work harder
I Getting started
- School subjects: Math, Literature,…
- How often …?
We have Math four times a week
We have Chemistry twice a week
I like … … … best
I don’t like ……… much
II Listen and read
1 Vocab
- report card (n) :
- excellent (adj) :
- proud (adj) + of :
- semester (n) :
- improve (v) :
- pronunciation (n) :
I need to improve English pronunciation Tim’s report card is excellent
They are Tim and his mother They are talking about Tim’s report card Yes, it’s excellent
He needs to improve his Spanish pronunciation
His teacher said he should work harder on his Spanish pronunciation
School Subjects
English
Math Literature
Physics
History Geography
Chemistry
Biology
Trang 2on your Spanish pronunciation She asked
me to give you this dictionary”
+ What exactly did Miss Jackson say to
Tim’s mother?
Organise groupwork Ss work on the
transparencies and OHP
Activity four
Practice
True or False?
Ask the Ss to work individually Then pair
and compare Teacher gets feedback
Answer the questions
Ask Ss to read the dialogue again and
answer the questions
Practise asking and answering in pairs
T shows the answer keys on the OHP
Activity five
Production
- Take a survey
+ Ss work in group of 4, ask and answer the
question about the school subjects
+ Report back the results of the survey
(transparencies and OHP)
Which subject do you like?
Which subject are you good at?
Which subject do you need to improve?
Tim should work harder on his Spanish pronunciation
Please give Tim this dictionary
2 True or False?
a False Tim was in the living room when his mother called him
b True (I went to your school ….)
c False Tim’s report is excellent
d True (But there’s one thing …)
e False Tim needs to improve his Spanish pronunciation
f True (I’ll try my best to improve them)
3 Answer the questions
a Miss Jackson is Tim’s (Spanish) teacher
b She gave Tim’s mother his report card
c He studied/ worked really hard this semester
d Miss Jackson said Tim should work harder on his Spanish pronunciation
e She gave him the dictionary
improve
Example: Hung said he was good at Math.
He needed to improve History
IV Consolidation School subjects; Report card; Reported
speech
V Homework 1 Study vocab by heart
2 Write dictation and translation Learn by heart the dialogue
3 Do exercise 2,3 again
4 Practice reporting speech
5 Prepare new lesson
Example exchanges
How often do we have Math?
We have Math
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Is Tim’s report good?
Which subject does Tim need to improve?
What did Tim’s teacher tell his mother about Tim ?
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Miss Jackson said to Tim’s mother Tim’s mother said to Tim
Miss Jackson said you should work
pronunciation She asked me to give you this dictionary
Miss Jackson said to Tim’s mother Tim’s mother said to Tim
Tim should work harder on his
Spanish pronunciation
Please give Tim this dictionary
(Can you give Tim this dictionary?)
Miss Jackson said you should work
pronunciation She asked me to give you this dictionary
True or False?
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b Tim’s mother met his teacher at school.
c Tim’s report is poor.
d Tim’s mother wants him to improve one thing.
e Tim needs to improve his Spanish grammar.
f Tim promised to try his best in learning Spanish.
Answer key
a False Tim was in the living room when his mother called him
b True (I went to your school ….)
c False Tim’s report is excellent
d True (But there’s one thing …)
e False Tim needs to improve his Spanish pronunciation
f True (I’ll try my best to improve them)
3 Answer the questions
a Who is Miss Jackson?
Miss Jackson is Tim’s (Spanish) teacher.
b What did Miss Jackson give Tim’s mother?
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c How did Tim study this semester?
He studied/ worked really hard this semester.
d What did Miss Jackson say Tim should do?
Miss Jackson said Tim should work harder on his Spanish pronunciation
e What did Tim’s mother give him at the end of the conversation?
She gave him the dictionary.