Unit 6 lesson 3 read period 33 week 11

The objectives - By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to read a text about the founding of the Scouting organizations and their activities.. They’ll use the language to talk about t

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Unit 6 the young pioneers club

Lesson 3 Read

A The objectives

- By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to read a text about the founding of the Scouting organizations and their activities They’ll use the language to talk about the scouting programs and compare with the Y&Y in Viet Nam

b content: Vocabulary: words to talk about scouting: aims, establish, encourage, personal

fitness, good citizenship, worldwide, …

Grammar: Present simple to talk about factual actions; Past simple tense

C Materials: Poster, pictures

Work arrangements: Individuals, pairs, groups, T-WC

Anticipated problems: difficult vocabulary; students have hardly heard about the BSA and its

programs

D Procedure

I Warmer

Talk about the activities that the Y&Y

participate in

II Checking the old lesson

 Pre-reading

Pre-teach

Eliciting:

Modeling, choral & individual repetition

Written record, VN meaning, pronunciation

Checking: give example sentences

Prediction

Ask students to think about these questions

- What is BSA?

- What are the three aims of the scouting

program?

- When did scouting begin in England?

- Are there any scouting groups that girls

can join ?

- Is scouting now popular all over the

world?

Students work on their own, then they share

and compare their answers

 While-reading

Ask students to read the text and check their

predictions

Gap fill

Ask students to read the text again and fill

in the missing dates

Students work individually, then they pair

and compare

Teacher gets feedback

I Vocabulary

- youth organization:

- encourage (v):

- citizenship (n):

- personal fitness:

- association (n):

- mainly (adv):

- voluntary (adj):

- aim (n):

- establish (v):

- found (v):

II Read

- What is BSA?

- What are the three aims of the scouting program?

- When did scouting begin in England?

- Are there any scouting groups that girls can join ?

- Is scouting now popular all over the world?

1 Fill in the missing dates

Answer key:

a./ 1907; b./ 1909; c./ 1910; d./ 1994

Comprehension questions

Ask students to read the text again and

answer the questions

Teacher gets some pairs to ask and answer

the questions aloud

Do some correction

Practice difficult vocabulary aloud

 Post-reading

Summarize the text

Ask students to work in groups of four to

summarize the text, using the pre-questions

Get a member from each group to read the

summary of their group

Use the language to talk about the Y&Y in

Viet Nam

2 Answer.

a Scouting began in England in 1907

b The meeting between a boy scout & Mr William Boyce, an American businessman led to the Scouts Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910

c Girls Guides Association & Camp Fire Boys & Girls

d The three aims of the scouting program are building character, encouraging good citizenship & personal fitness

Summary:

The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is a youth organization Its aims are building …

IV Consolidation

Write the summary of the BSA

Prepare new lesson: Write