giáo án chuẩn form theo các bước; chia 3 cột: thời gian, tên hoạt động; hoạt động của thầy; hoạt động của trò và các tương tác trong từng hoạt động có tranh ảnh minh hoạ có tài liệu bổ sung để phát triển các kĩ năng có bài kiểm tra 1 tiết và chữa bài kiểm tra 1 tiết, ôn tập cuối kì
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Date of preparation: August, 18th 2018
Date of teaching: August, 20th 2018
INTRODUCING THE PROGRAMS OF ENGLISH 10
I OBJECTIVES:
By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to:
1 Knowledge:
- know about the English book grade 10 in general (Including themes, tests, lessons etc )
- how to do an oral test, a fifteen - minute tests and a written test
- be aware of some requirements of students to study English well
- To introduce the themes, units
2 Skills
- To help Ss have the opportunities to develop their oral fluency as well as integrated skills
3 Attitude and competencies:
- understand and actively respond to relevant matters or situations.
- form and/or improve such competencies as: collaboration, presentation.
II PREPARATIONS.
1 Teacher: pictures, sub-board, pen, PC…
2 Students: chalks, rulers, textbooks, notebooks…
III METHODS: Communicative, Q-A
IV PROCEDURE
Class organization: Check attendance
Checking the preparation
- The leader of each group chooses a number for their own group and does the following requirement in each question If the answer is correct, they will get 10 marks
1 Lucky Number
2 How many girls are there in your class?
3 Do you know what your English teacher’s name is?
4 Lucky Number
5 What do you prepare for this semester?
6 Do you like studying English? Why or Why not?
7 How do you learn English well?
8 Do you speak English fluently?
- T leads Ss to the lesson
- Ss work in group
II Activity 1
12 minutes
A Content: Including six topics
- T introduces the topics
1 You and me
2 Education
3 Community
4 Recreation
5 Nature and Environment
6 People and places > Six topics are divided into sixteen units
- T asks Ss to find out the topic through the unit’s name
B The design of each unit in textbook:
- T introduces the topics
- Ss listen to the teacher
- Ss listen to the teacher
5 Nature and Environment
6 People and places
Ss do following teacher's
requirement
1 Unit: express the theme
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2 Reading: Developing reading skill
3 Speaking: Developing speaking skill
4 Listening: Developing listening skill5.Writing: Developing writing skill
6 Language focus: Learning grammar and pronunciation
- After 3 units, you have one period for test yourself It helps you test yourself about what you’ve learnt
2 Reading: Developing reading skill
3 Speaking: Developing speaking skill
4 Listening: Developing listening skill5.Writing: Developing writing skill
6 Language focus: Learning grammarand pronunciation
III Activity 2
- T introduces the topics
D The new point in learning E 10
- T introduces the topics
E Introduce the English book grade 10
- T asks Ss to look through the book then tell class how many units it has
-T Introduces some more information
F Some requires of students
- Read the lesson before studying in class
- Do all exercises required at home
- It is good to find the meaning and the pronunciation of the new words in the dictionary at home
-Listen to the teacher attentively and take part
in the lesson and activities actively and creatively
- Each St has a notebook and book (student book and work book)
- Ss listen to the teacherKinds of test
1- Checking frequency knowledge forthe previous lesson
2- Fifteen-minute test (3 times)3- Forty five-minute test (2 times )4- End-term test (Once for each semester)
- Ss listen to the teacher
- Communicative method /approach
- Task - based method /teaching
- The book is designed with 4 skills
- Complete and various tests
- Learner - centered approach
- There are 8 periods in each unit They are Getting Started, Language, Reading, Speaking, Listening, Writing,Culture and communication and Looking Back
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UNIT 1: FAMILY LIFE Part 1: GETTING STARTED A Objectives To introduce the topic of the unit To provide vocabulary about household chores To develop listening skills and pair/class discussion skills By the end of this unit, Ss can: - Use lexical items related to the topic Family life - Exchange opinions about household chores B Preparations: 1 Teacher: lesson plans, PC… 2 Students: chalks, textbooks, notebooks, cassette player, board
C Methods
Mainly communicative, task based
Skills: listening, reading, integreted skills
D Procedure:
Class organization: Check attendance
Checking the old lesson
New Lesson
I Class
organization:
Check
attendance: 2’
II Checking the
old lesson: 3’
III New Lesson
Activity 1: 1’
Lead-in: 5’
Activity 2: 12’
Activity 3: 6’
Check sts’ preparations
T introduces the topic of the unit, vocabulary about household chores and the grammar point taught in the unit
- T asks students if they often do housework and what housework each member of their family does
- Asks them to look at the picture and guess what they show
- Asks students about the picture:
E.g – Who are the people in the picture?
- What are they doing?
- T plays the recording Asks students to listen and read along silently
- Ask students to work in pairs to decide whether the statements are true (T), false (F), or not given (NG) Have students refer back to the conversation to give reasons for their answers
- T goes around and supervise
- Then T checks their answers, and gives explanations
- T plays the recording and ask students to listen and repeat the words/phrases
- listen
- Answer the question individually
- Look at the picture and answer the questions
- They are a family
- The father is vacuuming the floor The mother is cooking The son is washing dishes and the daughter is doing the laundry
- Do as required
- the whole class listen Sts do pair works
Key Activity 2
1 F 4 T
2 NG 5 T
3 F 6 NG
- Read in chorus
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- Tells students to refer back to the conversation to find the verbs/ verb phrases that go with the words/phrases in the conversation
- Plays the recording again if necessary
- Asks students to pay attention to words that are often used together (collocations) then ask them to give some examples
Household chores rubbish Household finances groceries Heavy lifting washing up Laundry
Verb/Verb phrases Words/ Phrases
1 Split, divide, handle (household)
chores
7 Be responsible for Household
finances
IV
Consolidation: 2’ - Summarize the main points Listen and do orally and individually
V Homework: 2’ - Ask students to learn by heart new words
and collocations in the text
- List other chores that are not mentioned Listen and take notes
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UNIT 1: FAMILY LIFE Language A Objectives To enhance the topic of the unit To provide vocabulary about household chores To develop phonetics and pair/class discussion skills By the end of this unit, Ss can: - Use lexical items related to the topic Family life - Pronounce consonant clusters /tr/, /kr/ and /br/ correctly in isolation and in context - Exchange opinions about household chores - Extinguish the present simple and the present continuous B Preparations: 1 Teacher: lesson plans, PC… 2 Students: chalks, textbooks, notebooks, cassette player, board
C Methods
Mainly communicative
Knowledge: Phonetics, lexico and grammar
D Procedure:
Class organization: Check attendance
Checking the old lesson
New Lesson
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- Provide support if necessary by guiding students touse the context of the conversation to choose themeaning for the words/ phrases
- Ask students to work in pairs Read the conversation
in GETTING STARTED again and list all thehousehold chores that are mentioned in theconversation
- Then elicit more chores to add to the list
- Have students work in pairs or groups to ask andanswer the questions
- Encourage them to use the chores in the list in theiranswers Before working in pairs, students maywork individually
- Ask students to read the list again and write downwho does each of the chores in their families
- Check to make sure students use the correct verbs/
verb phrases in the correct tense with the name ofthe chores
-Play the recording and let students listen Play it againwith pauses for them to repeat each word
Give the meaning of the words if necessary Helpstudents distinguish the three sound clusters
- Ask students to work in pairs and take turns readingthe words in columns and in rows Then, inviteindividuals to read the words in one or two rows
- Ask students to read the words in rows, paying
attention to the difference between the sound clusters
- Play the recording and have students listen to the
sentences and circle the word they hear
- Check students’ answers by asking them to call out
the letter (a, b or c) corresponding to the word they hear
Students do orally
Do the household choresEmpty/ take out the rubbishShop for groceries
- clean the house
- take out the rubbish
- do the laundry
- do the washing-up
- do the heavy lifting
- be responsible for the
household financesOther chores:
- mop/sweep/tidy up the
house
- bathe the baby
- feed the baby
- water the houseplants
- feed the cat/dog
- iron/fold/put away the
clothes
- lay the table for meals
- Work in pairs or groups
- Read again and write down
- Read the words
- Listen to the tape
- Work in pairs to answer
Listen and answer orallyKey:
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Activity 2: 5’
- Have students read the text individually once and ask
them to pay attention to the words/ phrases such as every day, today, at the moment, and ask them what verb forms are often used in the sentences that have these words/ phrases Ask students to choose the correct verb form
- Ask students to work in pairs to compare their
answers
- Check students’ answers and then elicit from them the
rules of using the present simple and the present continuous
- Have students work in pairs to give their answers.
- Observe and help when and where necessary.
- Ask students to use the words/ phrases: now, at the
moment, usually, today, every evening, etc as clues for their answers
- Check students’ answers by asking individuals to take
turns reading aloud each of the sentences
Read the text individually Work in pairs to answer the T’s questions
1 does, is not cooking, is
working
2 is taking out
3 cleans, is cleaning
4 is preparing
5 looks after, works
6 is watching, watches
- Work in pairs to answer
the T’s questions
- Do orally
IV
V Homework: 1’ - Ask students to learn by heart new words and
collocations in the text
- Ask students to review grammar part Listen and take notes
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UNIT 1: FAMILY LIFE Reading A Objectives To enhance the topic of the unit To develop sts’ reading skills By the end of this unit, Ss can: - Know more about the benefit of sharing housework - Be more aware of sex equality through housework division/sharing B Preparations: 1 Teacher: lesson plans, PC… 2 Students: chalks, textbooks, notebooks, cassette player, board
C Methods
Mainly communicative
Skills: reading for details, vocabulary and references
D Procedure:
Class organization: Check attendance
Checking the old lesson
New Lesson
I warm up- 10’
Check the old lesson
and ss’ preparation Use the preset simple to talk about your daily routine
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For question 2, ask a representative of each group togive the opinion of the group
- Have students read the heading (a-c) first Make sure that they understand all of them and tell students that one of them is the title for the text;
they have to read the text and decide which one it is
- Ask students to read through the text once without
stopping at the words that they don’t know the meaning of, and then ask them to work in pairs to decide on the best title for the text
- Remind students that the title for the text is the
one that gives the general idea of the whole text
- Check students’ answers and guide students to the
correct choice if necessary by helping them eliminate the sentences that are only about one aspect of the text
- Have students read the text again and underline
the words sociable, vulnerable, critical, enormous and tend when they see them on the text
- Explain to students how to use context to guess
the meaning of the unknown words if necessary
- Ask students to continue to work in pairs, and find
out what it refers to in each of the sentences Let students read and understand the sentences beforeand after the one that has the word in it to decide what it means
Ask students to work in groups of three, ask them
to read the questions first to make sure they understand what information they need in order to answer the questions It may help if students can underline the key words in the questions For example:
1 How do children benefit from sharing
housework?
2 Why do men tend to have better relationships
with their wives when they share housework?
3 What may happen to women whose husbands
do not contribute to the household chores?
4 How does the family benefit when everyone
works together on household chores?
- Then ask students to read the text again, and
locate the part of the text where they can get theanswer to each of the questions before they discuss the answers
- Check students’ answers by inviting a
representative from each group to give the answer to one of the questions If the students’
answer is incorrect, don’t give the right one at
- Work in groups
- Look at the picture and answer the questionThe answer can be:
Yes, they are Because they do the housework together /Becauseall members of the family share housework
- Read the textRead the text and do pair-work Key
Ss do pair work Show their pair workStudents can use the elimination technique to give the right answer
Work in groups of 3
1. They do better at school, become more sociable, and have better relationships with their teachers and friends
2 Because it shows that
they care about their wives and this makes their wives happy
3 They may fall ill easily or
may think about divorce
4 There is a positive
atmosphere for the family
- The representative of each group shows their groupwork
Work in groups of 4
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- Put students in groups of four and let them discuss the questions freely If students have difficulty with ideas, give them some examples
of problems such as problems with time, skills and attitude
- One or two groups to report the discussion results to the class
- Do as required
- The representative of each group shows their groupwork
III Consolidation- 2’ - Summarize the main points Listen and take notes
IV Homework: 1’ - Ask students to prepare for the next lesson Listen and take notes
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UNIT 1: FAMILY LIFE Speaking A Objectives To enhance the topic of the unit To develop sts’ speaking skills By the end of this unit, Ss can: - Express opinions/preference about housework - Be more aware of sex equality through housework division/sharing B Preparations: 1 Teacher: lesson plans, PC… 2 Students: chalks, textbooks, notebooks, cassette player, board
C Methods
Mainly communicative
Skills: speaking, group discussion
D Procedure:
Class organization: Check attendance
Checking the old lesson
New Lesson
I Warm up
II New lesson
Activity 1
Activity 2
Provide students with some handouts with the names of household chores and ask students to match the chores with corresponding pictures
- Ask students to work by themselves, write at least three
household chores they like and three they dislike doing in the
“Name of chore” column, then add a reason why they like or dislike the chore
- Go round to help if necessary.
- Ask students to work in pairs to compare their completed table
to find out the different and similar ideas about housework
- Have students work in pairs Ask them to read all the questions
in Anna’s column first and underline the key words in each question before asking them to guess the answer to each question
1 What household chores do you do every day?
2 Which of the chores do you like doing the most?
3 What do you like about it?
- Pay attention to teacher
and match the chores with the pictures
- Do as required
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III
Consolidation
IV Homework:
4 Which of the chores do you dislike doing the most?
- Encourage students to use the key words as cues to find the
answers in Mai’s column to match with Anna’s questions
- Ask students to take turns being Mai and Anna to practice the
conversation Anna: What household chores do you do every day?
Mai: I do the laundry, wash the dishes, and sweep the house I sometimes do the cooking when my mum is busy
Anna: Which of the chores do you like doing the most?
Mai: well, I think I like sweeping the house
Anna: What do you like about it?
Mai: It’s not too hard, and I like seeing the house clean after I sweep it
Anna: Which of the chores do you dislike doing most?
Mai: Washing dishes, because I often break things when I do the washing-up
- Ask students to work with a different partner to have a similar
conversation Explain that this time they should talk about themselves, and they have to find out what chores their partner does, what chores she/he likes or dislikes the most and why
- Tell students to use the questions in activity 2 and the ideas in
activity 1 to do this activity
- Invite a student from one or two pairs to report to the class
what she/he has found about his/her partner
- Summarize the main points
- Ask students to prepare for the next lesson.
- Guess the answer to each
question
- Work in pairs and try to
match the columns
- Practice the conversation
Key 1.c 2.a 3.d 4.b -Work with a different partner to have a similar conversation
- Report to the class
- Listen and take notes
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- Distinctive students do the more complex handouts
- Average students do the simpler handouts
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UNIT 1: FAMILY LIFE Listening A Objectives To equip students with more knowledge about roles of men and women in families To develop sts’ listening skills By the end of this unit, Ss can: - Express opinions about sex equality interms of sharing housework - Be more aware of the responsibilities to the family B Preparations: 1 Teacher: lesson plans, PC… 2 Students: chalks, textbooks, notebooks, cassette player, board
C Methods
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Skills: listening, group discussion
D Procedure:
Class organization: Check attendance
Checking the old lesson
Students are free to call out their answers and T writesdown the words in the web
- Ask students to work in pairs, looking at the chart and
discussing the changes in the weekly hours of basichousework by married men and married women in theUSA between 1976 and 2012
- Students don’t have to report the exact number of hours
men and women spend on doing housework They canjust talk about the general changes
- Encourage students to guess the reasons for the
changes
- Ask them to call out their guesses
- Write the reasons given by students on a corner of the
board so that they can see if their guesses are correctlater, after they listen to the recording
- Tell students that they are going to listen to a family
expert talking about how the roles of men and women infamilies have changed Ask them to read all thestatements and guess if they are true or false Make surethat students understand all the statements
- If there are new words to students, explain them or give
the Vietnamese equivalents to save time for otheractivities
- Play the recording and have students do the exercise.
Check students’ answers If many students in the classhave incorrect answers, play the recording again, andstop at the place where students can get the correctanswers
- Have students work in pairs to match the words/
phrases with their appropriate meaning To helpstudents het the answers easily, ask them if they knowthe part of speech of the word/ phrase given, and thenchoose the meaning
- Ask students to read the questions carefully Make sure
that they understand what is asked in each question
Have them underline the key words if necessary Thenplay the recording and let students listen to it and answerthe questions
- Ask students to work with a partner to compare their
answers
- Invite representatives from pairs to present the answer to
each of the questions to the class Give feedback andcorrection if necessary
1 How has the role of men in the family changed?
2 How have men’s and women’s roles become alike?
3 What is the result of “equally shared parenting”?
- Read the questions carefully
- Listen to the recording
Key activity 4
1 They are not the only
breadwinner in the family,and they get more involved in housework and parenting
2 Both are responsible for
family finances, making/ housework, and parenting
home-3 The families become
happier and the divorce
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IV
Home-work
Summarize the main points Ask students to prepare for the next lesson
rate amongst them is the lowest
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UNIT 1: FAMILY LIFE Writing A Objectives To equip students with more knowledge about roles members in families To develop sts’ writing skills By the end of this unit, Ss can: - Students can write a paragraph about how people in their families share housework - Be more aware of the responsibilities to the family B Preparations: 1 Teacher: lesson plans, PC… 2 Students: chalks, textbooks, notebooks, cassette player, board
C Methods
Mainly communicative
Skills: writing, group discussion
D Procedure:
Class organization: Check attendance
Checking the old lesson
New Lesson
I Lead-in:
Introduce the
topic: 5’
II New lesson
Activity 1:
Activity 2
Activity 3
T asks sts to give the translation for the saying
- T asks some more questions to introduce the lesson
Suggested questions:
- What does "many hands" mean, many people or many hands?
- When we share the housework, is it easier
or harder?
- How do you understand the saying?
- Asks students to read the text and complete the chart, then they compare
- One st writes the answers on the board when sts are doing the task
- T lets sts read the questions and locate the answers in the text in 5-7 minutes
- 6 sts say the answers, other sts listen and correct if necessary
- T has sts fill their chart individually then
Work in groups/pairs
- Students guess
Answer the t’s questions orally
“Nhiều tay nhẹ việc”
Read in silent
Do the task individually
Answers:
Dad: para 2 Mum: para 2 Lam: para 3 An: para 3
Making your family chore chart
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III Consolidation
IV Home-work
they can compare with their friends
- Sts write a paragraph about their family using the ideas in the chart, the questions from the given text
- T goes around and gives help, collects common mistakes for later correction
- Sts exchange their writing for peer correction and comment
- T collects 5 paragraphs to mark in class so that all sts feel the need to do the task
Summarize the main points
A paragraph about how people in the family share household work.
a Introduction:
+ The members of the family (I live in a family of four: … / There are four people in my family: ……… / My family has
…… )
+ How the household chores divide in general? (All members of may family do the housework / My family share the household chore equally/ … ) b Body Describe each member’s duties? Structures: Be responsible for …
Being the elder child, … My responsibility at home is ……
c Conclusion The benefits of sharing house hold chore or your feeling about your family (I love sharing the household chores with all members of my family as ………)
Ask students to prepare for the next lesson HOUSEHOLD CHORE CHART DAD Doing the heavy lifting Sometimes prepare dinner MUM Do most of the cooking and groceries shopping My older sister Help my mum cook lunchand dinner Doing the laundry Water the houseplants Me Taking out the rubbish Lay the table for meals Feed the cat and dogs Answers: 1 2 2 the parents work, children spend most of their time at school 3 they split the house equally 4 para 3 and 4 5 yes, they do 6 everyone can have some time to relax Do as required Listen and take notes Listen and take notes REFLECTION ………
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UNIT 1: FAMILY LIFE Part 7: COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE A OBJECTIVES: By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to: -master some key words: + Single-parent family: Gia đình chỉ có cha hoặc mẹ + Extended family: Gia đình có nhiều thế hệ hoặc họ hàng sống chung + Nuclear family: Gia đình chỉ có cha, mẹ và con cái -get knowledge of family life in different cultures (Viet Nam and Singapore) - enrich vocabulary item, such as words related to the topic - discuss the sharing household chores in the family - understand and actively respond to relevant matters or situations - form and/or improve such competencies as: collaboration, presentation, communication
B PREPARATIONS. 1 Teacher: lesson plans, PC… 2 Students: chalks, textbooks, notebooks, cassette player, board
C Methods
Mainly communicative, task-based
D PROCEDURE
I Class organization
Check attendance
II Checking the old lesson
III New Lesson
I Lead-in:
Introduce the
topic: 5’
II New lesson
Activity 1:
Activity 2
Activity 3
1 Warm-up
- T asks sts to look at the picture of the husband and wife and answer some questions
Suggested questions:
1 what does the man do?
2 what does the woman do?
3 who is happier? why?
Communication: Discussion: Who does what in your family?
Activity 1:
- Ask Ss to work in pairs to describe
- Call some of them to tell the answers
- Ss do following teacher's requirement
2 Listen and match
- T introduces the talk show, the people and the task by asking simple questions
- T lets sts read the statement, makes sure they understand everything by asking them for translation of all sentences
- T plays the CD twice, sts listen and match then compare with their peers
- T checks with class by saying the number, sts say the letter
3 Discuss
- T guides sts to work in group of 4 and prepare the
- Look at the picture and answer
the questions
Answers:
The father is cleaning the house The mother is doing the
housework ( cooking, cleaning the house, feeding the baby, doing the laundry, ironing….) vocabulary to check:
burden, join hands, provide, provider, neat
answers:
Mr Hoang: c,e,g
Mr Nguyen Nam: b,d
Ms Mai Lan: a,f Model answer:
Our group agree with Mr Nguyen Nam, husband and wife should have a similar role They should share housework, parenting, homemaking, financial burden In
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III
Consolidation
IV Homework
answers; they can use the ideas in task 2 Each group has
a leader to take notes and report their opinion to the class
- 2 groups report its opinion, others listen and comment CULTURE
Read and fill the table
- T has sts look at the pictures at the end of the unit to elicit the terms "nuclear family" and "extended family"
- Sts work in pair to read and complete the table, after that sts compare to correct Sts can use a dictionary to look up new words while doing the task
- T asks one st to write the answers on the board for class checking
Question In Singapore In Vietnam
1 Nuclear family Extended family
2 Nursery school or
child-minder
Grand parents or great grand parents
3 Nursing homes Their children
4 They take part in the
activities of the Parent Support Group
of Parent Teacher Association
They help their children with their homework or give them advice on behavior Playing game (to recycle the lexi of the unit):
“Get it” game Sts are divided into groups of four Spread the cards with the word provided
Whenever sts hear the word that the T reads, tap the card, say “Get it” and hold the card
The person who gets the most cards will be the winner
Cards: rubbish, nuclear family, household chore, household finances, breadwinner, pretty,
homemaker, shop, take out, grocery, daily routines, heavy lifting, divide, take care of, share, mop, retire, washing-up, critical
T asks Ss to learn the structures and vocabulary
our family, our parents share all the work and we are happy with that
Definition:
nuclear family: parents and children
extended family: grandparents, parents and children
new words:
neat, single-parent, child-minder, nursing home, collaborate, ungrateful, behavior, generation
Do individually
- Listen
- Work in groups of 4
- Play the game
Listen and take notes
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UNIT 1: FAMILY LIFE
Part 8: LOOKING BACK AND PROJECT
A OBJECTIVES:
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- use words and phrases related to topic “Home life”
- pronounce and recognize the words cluster sounds /tr/ , /br/ , / kr /
- use the present simple and the present continuous tense
- use structures and vocabulary to do the task
Write a household chores in the family
be interested in family chores
-form and/or improve such competencies as: collaboration, presentation, teamwork assessment.
B PREPARATIONS.
1 Teacher: lesson plans, PC…
2 Students: chalks, textbooks, notebooks, cassette player, board
C Method: Communicative, task-based and PPP
IV PROCEDURE
I Class organization
Check attendance
Checking the old lesson
II New Lesson
Introduce the task and play the recording
- T asks Ss to underline the words having cluster sounds /tr/ , /br/ , / kr /
- Call on some Ss to read the sentences
- Ss do following teacher's requirement
T- Have Ss work in pairs to write the name of chore under each picture
- Check Ss’ answers by asking them to write the names of chores on the board next to the number
- Check Ss’ answers and provide correction if necessary
T- Ask Ss to work in pairs to finish the sentences with either the present simple or the present continuous tense
2 shopping for groceries
3 doing the laundry / washing clothes
4 taking out the rubbish
5 cleaning the toilet
6 washing up
7 ironing
8 sweeping (the house)
9 watering the flowers
10 feeding the cats / petsSts do individually
Key:
1 does the cooking
2 shops for groceries
3 does the heavy lifting
4 laundry
5 ironing
6 takes out the rubbish
7 sweeping the house
8 lays the table
9 does the washing-up
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- Ss do following teacher's requirement
- T asks ss to go round to ask their classmates to get information
- Ss do following teacher's requirement
T- Call some groups to report the results to the class
- T listens and makes comments
- Ss do following teacher's requirement
T- Ask Ss to consolidate the main contents
- Give feedback
- Ss do following teacher's requirement
- T asks Ss to learn the structures and vocabulary
Just about all families expect children to contribute in some way to family life Some children have household chores
or jobs they’re responsible for every day or week Other children help out when their parents ask them to Either way,getting children involved in chores is good for everyone
Household chores: good for children, good for the whole family
Children can learn a lot from doing household chores
Doing chores helps children learn about what they need to do to care for themselves, a home and a family
They learn skills they can use in their adult lives, like preparing meals, cleaning, organising and keeping a garden Being involved in chores also gives children experience of relationship skills like communicating clearly,
negotiating, cooperating and working as a team
When children contribute to family life, it helps them feel competent and responsible Even if they don’t enjoy
the chore, when they keep going they get the feeling of satisfaction that comes with finishing a task
And sharing housework can also help families work better and reduce family stress When children help out,
chores get done sooner, and parents have less to do This frees up time for the family to spend doing fun things together
How to get children involved in chores
The secret for involving children in household chores is asking for contributions that you value and that suit your children’s ages and abilities A chore that’s too hard for a child can be frustrating – or even dangerous – and one that’s too easy might be boring
Even a young child can start to help out if you choose activities that are right for his age You can start with simple jobs like looking after his own toys Chores like this send the message to your child that his contribution is important
It’s also important to think about chores or tasks that get your child involved in caring for the family as a
whole A simple one is getting your child to help with setting or clearing the table Jobs like these are likely to give your child a sense of responsibility and participation
If your child is old enough, you can have a family discussion about chores This can reinforce the idea that the
whole family contributes to how the household runs Children over six years old can help decide which chores they’d prefer
You can motivate your child to get involved in chores by:
doing the chore together until your child is ready to do it on her own
being clear about what each person’s chores are for each day or week – write them down so they’re
easy to remember
talking about why it’s great that a particular job has been done
showing an interest in how your child has done the job
praising positive behaviour
using a reward chart to track completed chores and give small rewards like choosing a TV program or family meal
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rewarded
Pocket money for children’s chores
Linking your child’s chores to pocket money might lead to bargaining about how much chores are worth It might also interfere with the idea of doing chores just because everyone in the family has a responsibility to help
But if your child feels motivated by doing chores for pocket money, go with it You might even consider giving
bonuses for extra chores if your child is saving for something special
If you decide to pay pocket money for chores, explain chores clearly so there’s no confusion or bargaining about
what needs to be done and when
Some families don’t link chores to pocket money, but might pay extra pocket money for extra chores
Chores for kids of different ages
Children can help out around the house in many different ways For example, they can simply go outside to play when the grown-ups need to do big jobs in the house Some families expect older children to help with younger children – amusing them, distracting them, protecting them and so on
Here are some ideas for chores for children of different ages
Toddlers (2-3 years)
Pick up toys and books
Put clothes on clothes hooks
Set placemats on the dinner table
Preschoolers (4-5 years)
Set the table for meals
Help with preparing meals, under supervision
Help put clean clothes into piles for each family member, ready to fold
Help with grocery shopping and putting away groceries
Hand you wet clothes to be hung out to dry
School-age children (6-8 years)
Water the garden and indoor plants
Feed pets
Clean the bathroom sink, wipe down kitchen benches, mop floors or take out rubbish
Help hang out clothes and fold washing
Put away crockery and cutlery
Help with choosing meals and shopping
Help with meal preparation and serving, under supervision
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UNIT 2 YOUR BODY AND YOU GETTING STARTED
A OBJECTIVES
By the end of this unit, Ss can:
- Use words and phrases to talk about the human body, lifestyles and healthcare
- Pronounce the consonant clusters of /pr/, /pl/, /gl/, /gr/ properly
- Use will and be going to to talk about intentions, plans, predictions and willingness
- Use the passive voice for description and report
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- Talk about how to get rid of bad habits
- Listen for specific information on how to choose a healthy diet
- Write to ask for and to provide advice on what to eat for special events
B Teaching method: Communicative
C Preparations
- Cassette player, tape, board, chalks, textbook and notebook
D Procedure
I Class organization: Check attendance
Checking the old lesson
- Tell students not to worry about new words or grammar points The new items will be dealt with later on
- Play the recording Ask students to listen and read the conversation at the same time
- Ask students to work in pairs to practice asking and answering the questions
- Ask students to report their answers and check if they have any difficulty in understanding the conversation
- Ask students to listen and repeat the words
a Have students listen and circle the words they hear
b Have students classify the words into the corresponding categories
- Ask students to work individually, in pairs or in groups to report a time when laughter was the best medicine for them Assist by giving a list of prompts including occasionslike feeling stressful, tired, sick or embarrassed, etc
The Health Benefits of Humor and Laughter
Humor is infectious The sound of roaring laughter is far morecontagious than any cough, sniffle, or sneeze When laughter
-Pay attention to the teacher
Look at activity 1Don’t care about unfamiliar wordsListen and repeat the
1 Better health, good body
condition, stronger resistance to illness, etc
2 Lose weight, build
healthy bones, and prevent diseases like cancer
3 Memory or (the) brain.
4 He feels uncertain about
the benefits of apple juice
-Listen and repeat the words
DiseaseBalanceSkeletonsystem
BonesWeightBrainlungs
Nervoushealthy
- Work individually
- Read as a reference/ supplement at home
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-is shared, it binds people together and increases happinessand intimacy Laughter also triggers healthy physical changes
in the body Humor and laughter strengthen your immunesystem, boost your energy, diminish pain, and protect youfrom the damaging effects of stress Best of all, this pricelessmedicine is fun, free, and easy to use
Laughter is strong medicine for mind and body
“Your sense of humor is one of the most powerful tools youhave to make certain that your daily mood and emotionalstate support good health.”
~ Paul E McGhee, Ph.D
Laughter is a powerful antidote to stress, pain, and conflict.Nothing works faster or more dependably to bring your mindand body back into balance than a good laugh Humorlightens your burdens, inspires hopes, connects you to others,and keeps you grounded, focused, and alert
With so much power to heal and renew, the ability to laugheasily and frequently is a tremendous resource forsurmounting problems, enhancing your relationships, andsupporting both physical and emotional health
Laughter is good for your health
Laughter relaxes the whole body A good, hearty
laugh relieves physical tension and stress, leaving yourmuscles relaxed for up to 45 minutes after
Laughter boosts the immune system Laughter
decreases stress hormones and increases immune cellsand infection-fighting antibodies, thus improving yourresistance to disease
Laughter triggers the release of endorphins, the
body’s natural feel-good chemicals Endorphins promote
an overall sense of well-being and can even temporarilyrelieve pain
Laughter protects the heart Laughter improves
the function of blood vessels and increases blood flow,which can help protect you against a heart attack andother cardiovascular problems
The Benefits of Laughter
Adds joyand zest to life
anxiety andfear
Relievesstress
Improvesmood
Enhancesresilience
Social Benefits:
Strengthensrelationships
Attractsothers to us
Enhancesteamwork
Helps defuseconflict
Promotesgroup bonding
Laughter and humor help you stay emotionally healthy
Laughter makes you feel good And the good feeling that youget when you laugh remains with you even after the laughtersubsides Humor helps you keep a positive, optimistic outlookthrough difficult situations, disappointments, and loss
More than just a respite from sadness and pain, laughter givesyou the courage and strength to find new sources of meaningand hope Even in the most difficult of times, a laugh–or evensimply a smile–can go a long way toward making you feelbetter And laughter really is contagious—just hearinglaughter primes your brain and readies you to smile and join
in the fun
The link between laughter and mental health
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Laughter dissolves distressing emotions You
can’t feel anxious, angry, or sad when you’re laughing
Laughter helps you relax and recharge It
reduces stress and increases energy, enabling you to stay focused and accomplish more
Humor shifts perspective, allowing you to see
situations in a more realistic, less threatening light A humorous perspective creates psychological distance, which can help you avoid feeling overwhelmed
The social benefits of humor and laughter
Humor and playful communication strengthen our relationships by triggering positive feelings and fostering emotional connection When we laugh with one another, a positive bond is created This bond acts as a strong buffer against stress, disagreements, and disappointment
Ask students to prepare homework at home
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UNIT 2: YOUR BODY AND YOU
Part 2: LANGUAGE
A OBJECTIVES
By the end of this unit, Ss can:
III Class organization
Check attendance
IV Checking the old lesson
V New Lesson
Vocabulary
Activity 1
Activity 2
- Show students some pictures of the body systems or organs for illustration if possible
a Ask students to work to match the items in
the left column with the ones in the right column
b Have students work in pairs to practice
saying the names of the systems Remind students to pay attention to the stressed syllables in each word
- Tell students to work on classifying the words into the corresponding systems
Assist students to use a dictionary to find the right meanings
- Look at the pictures
- Match the items Key: Circulatory system – c Skeletal system – e
Digestive system – d Nervous system – a Respiratory system – b
Classify the words
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Help students make a clear distinction of the clusters in the pair /pr/ and /gl/ and thepair /gr/ and /gl/
- Ask students to repeat a few times if
necessary
- Ask students to read the sentence aloud
Model first if necessary and then draw students’ attention to the consonant clusters
in focus Ask students to practice the sentences a few times
- Ask students to read about the usage of will
and be going to and if possible, make some examples of their own
- Give explanations and provide help if
necessary
- Have students identify the use of will and be
going to in the sentences and write from 1 to
6 next to each one
- Call one student to go to the board and write
answers
- Check and comment
Tell students to further apply their newly acquired knowledge of will and be going to incontext
- Ask students to read the sentences Have
students put a tick if right, cross if wrong
- Ask students to give some explanations for
their choice
Key:
Circulatory system : heart, blood, pumpSkeletal system: spine, bone, skullDigestive system: stomach, intestineNervous system: brain, nerves, thinkingRespiratory system: breath, air, lung
- Listen and repeat the words
- Read aloud
Will + infinitive Be going to + infinitive
A decision at the moment of speaking:
Julie: There's no milk
John: Really? In that case, I'll go and get some
A decision before the moment of speaking:Julie: There's no milk.John: I know I'm going to go and get some when this TV program finishes
A prediction based on opinion:
I think the Conservatives willwin the next election
A prediction based on something we can see(or hear) now:
The Conservatives aregoing to win the election They alreadyhave most of the votes
A future fact:
The sun will rise tomorrow
For promises / requests / refusals / offers:
I'll help you tomorrow, if you like
- Read and then write examples
- Do as requiredKey
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- Wrap up the lesson
1.1 2.3 3.54.6 5.2
- Read the sentences
1 Is consumed by the brain
2 Are damaged (extensively)
3 Is made up of around 7,000,….,000
(27 zeros) atoms (octillion)
4 Is pump through our body everyday
(by the heart)
5 Are used to smile, to frown
6 Are estimated to live on one square
inch of our skin
7 Are produced by humans only
- Students prepare for the next lesson
By the end of this unit, Ss can:
- Pronounce the consonant clusters of /pr/, /pl/, /gl/, /gr/ properly
- Read about an alternative treatment in medical care for main idea and specific information
- Talk about how to get rid of bad habits
- Write to ask for and to provide advice on what to eat for special events
B Teaching method: Communicative
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Inform the class of the lesson objectives:
skimming for an overview and scanning for specific information
- Ask students to look at the picture and read the title of the text- Acupuncture – and talk about what they already know about acupuncture
- Select some students who know about the practice to tell the class some facts and beliefs
- If no student knows about the practice, give abrief description
-Aim: Further involve students in the topic of the reading
- Have students work in pairs or groups to
discuss what they want to know more about acupuncture then decide on at least three things they want to have more information about
- Ask students to report their lists and compare
theirs with others’
Aim: To give students an overview of the reading and provide them with key vocabulary
- Ask students to read the text quickly and pick
out words or phrases that are new to them
Help students to look for the meanings of these words in the dictionary
Aim: help students comprehend thoroughly the text
-Allow students to read the text again in depth to
find necessary information to give answers to the questions
Aim: allow students to dig deeper into their background knowledge using the reading as amodel and as a source of information and then develop writing or speaking as port-reading activities
- Elicit students’ knowledge in the field of
non-medical treatments These can be traditional
or modern
- Students work in pairs or groups to exchange
- Listen to teacher
- Look at the picture and read the title
- Talk in front of the class
- Work in pairs or groups
- Read the text quickly
Key:
1.ailments 2 Ease3.acupoints 4 Precaution5.alternative 6.treatment7.evidence 8.promote
Suggested answers:
1 Promoting harmony between
humans and the world around them and a balance between yin and yang
2 It is believed to promote the
body’s natural healing capabilitiesand enhance its functions
3 There are more than 2000
nowadays
4 They are soreness, slight
bleeding or discomfort
5 Those who have electrical or
electronic medical devices inside them
6 Acupuncture is considered as a
reliable alternative to modern medicine
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IV Homework
information After sharing information, choosestudents at random to present the report
- Ask students to write a short text using the
information they collect from their discussion and information exchange if time allows
Wrap up the lesson
Students prepare for the next lesson
By the end of this unit, Ss can:
- Use words and phrases to talk about the human body, lifestyles and healthcare
- Pronounce the consonant clusters of /pr/, /pl/, /gl/, /gr/ properly
- Talk about how to get rid of bad habits
- Write to ask for and to provide advice on what to eat for special events
B Teaching method: Communicative
C Preparations
- Cassette player, tape, board, chalks, textbook and notebook
D Procedure
I Class organization: Check attendance: 1’
Checking the old lesson: 10’
- Ask students what they think of their habits
Have students’ name the habits they think they have
- Have students look at the list of habits and decide which ones are good and which ones are bad
- Have students explain their choice and give rectification if needed
Aim: Allow students to have more insight into habits and how to kick a bad one Help students develop their confidence in speaking by giving personal opinions on relevant topics
- Have students work in pairs or groups and discuss why some of the habits are good andwhy some are bad by giving evidence and proof to support their ideas
- Have students suggest ways to stop the bad habits from their own experience
- Think of the habits and name them
Leaving things until the last minute
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Aim: develop students’ ability in free speaking byapplying advice to kicking a bad habit
- Have students work in pairs or groups to choose one bad habit Then students make
a list of Dos and Don’ts in order to kick thathabit
- Have students share their lists with each other and report to the class
- Wrap up the lesson
- Ask students to prepare for the next lesson
Watching TV all dayLittering
- Example:
To stop litteringObserve rules and regulationsRefrain from throwing rubbish where you like
Look for a waste bin when you want to throw away something, etc
- Work in groups as required
-Plan things carefully
- eat just enough aqt dinner
- wakee up early-do exercise
-watch horror film-drink coffeeor strong tea-take naps during the day
By the end of this unit, Ss can:
- Use words and phrases to talk about the human body, lifestyles and healthcare
- Read about an alternative treatment in medical care for main idea and specific information
- Talk about how to get rid of bad habits
- Listen for specific information on how to choose a healthy diet
- Write to ask for and to provide advice on what to eat for special events
B Teaching method: Communicative
C Preparations
- Cassette player, tape, board, chalks, textbook and notebook
D Procedure
I Class organization: Check attendance: 1’
II Checking the: old lesson: 7’
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Inform the class of the lesson objective:
listening for information on how to choose
of the things they eat
Aim: To give students a closer look intowhat they are going to listen to
- Ask some students to talk about whatthey think the listening may be about
- Have students respond briefly to givetheir opinions on the listening they aregoing to do
- Have students listen to the recording
to see if what they hear matches whatthey expected
- Allow students to listen one more time
if necessary to build up students’
confidence in their listening ability
Aim: To check students’
comprehension
- Have students listen to therecording once or twice beforeanswering the questions
- Call on students to check theiranswers
Aim: To develop students’ skill inlistening for specific information
- Have students listen again to dividethe plate into sections with theright labels of foods they hear
- Check if students’ responses arecorrect
Aim: To wrap up the listening with an
- Students may know some basic information
about what they have to do
- Feel free to talk
-Guess the content of the listening part
- Listening to the recordingKey act 3
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- Students to prepare for the next lesson
By the end of this unit, Ss can:
- Use will and be going to to talk about intentions, plans, predictions and willingness
- Use the passive voice for description and report
- Write to ask for and to provide advice on what to eat for special events
B Teaching method: Communicative
C Preparations
- Cassette player, tape, board, chalks, textbook and notebook
D Procedure
I Class organization: Check attendance: 1’
Checking the old lesson: 7’
Inform the class of the lesson objective: writing
a short letter, with details or examples as supporting ideas, to give advice on what to eat before important occasions
Aim: To have students brainstorm and produce
a list of the foods that may give them allergies, bad breath, stress, sleeplessness and
Similarity: need advice on food
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Aim: To provide students with input for their practice and production later on
-Give brief explanations or provide meanings of the difficult words to help students when necessary to save time for other activities
- ask students to quickly read the facts about the foods provided Allow students to use a dictionary or ask teacher for help, if necessary
Aim: To build students’ ability in writing a request letter following the given model
- Ask students to read the letters from
readers and analyze the problem and the writing styles
- Ask students to work in pairs or groups to
select a problem and write a similar request-or-help letter
- Ask students to show the letters they have
just written to the class and ask for comments from the class
- Provide support and comments when
necessary and decide if students have met the objective of the activity Select one or two of the best writings to show the class
Aim: To build up students’ ability in free letter writing by replying to “request-for-help” letters
- Ask students to study the reply to Scott’s letter Help students if necessary to facilitate their acquisition in terms of writing styles, structures, language, and tactics
- Ask students to choose one request from those provided or from those they produced in the previous activity to write a reply using the model
- Provide help and support, if necessary
Ask students to summarize the main pointsAsk students to complete writing task
Difference: purpose to eat
Listen and take notesRead in silence
Problems:
Scott: to get concentrationAnna: avoid bad breathMike: Food for first date Jane: Stop sleeplessness
- Reply Scott’s letter
On the day before the exam, have high carbonate foods like pasta, which will provide necessary energy for the next day’sevent
On the day of the exam, eat a breakfast of mainly protein They are another quick source of energy
Drink a lot of water and fruit juice Avoid caffeine drinks Sleep enough and do some exercises
Hope you will do your best
Regards,Summarize the main pointsComplete writing task
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- Use words and phrases to talk about the human body, lifestyles and healthcare
- Pronounce the consonant clusters of /pr/, /pl/, /gl/, /gr/ properly
- Use the passive voice for description and report
- Read about an alternative treatment in medical care
B Teaching method: Communicative
C Preparations
- Cassette player, tape, board, chalks, textbook and notebook
D Procedure
I Class organization: Check attendance: 1’
Checking the old lesson: 5’
New Lesson
I Warmer
5’ T provides some words Ask students to work in groups of 4
Ask students to categorize the words into different groups under the headings: allergy, bad breath, stress, sleeplessness, sleepiness(some words may be used more than once)Words: alcohol, crab, fatty food, fish, rice, papayas, chocolate, garlic, junk food, strong coffee, sesame seeds, eggs, cucumber,
Listen to the teacher
Do as instructed in groups of 4- within the table
Whenever they finish, say GET ITAllergy: crab, fish, egg, cucumber, cheese, shrimp, jelly fish, seasonings, durianBad breath: onion, garlic, shrimp paste, alcohol, durian
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further skill development
Aim: Students have more chances to practice speaking
- Explain to students that they need to look at
the pictures and link them with the previousparts of the unit
- To give students more freedom, allow them
to choose other pictures of the same theme not provided in the section to exploit other speaking possibilities
- Ask students to talk about how the activity benefits the parts of the body
Aim: The purpose of the activity is to build students’ speaking ability by using group discussion
- In pairs or groups, have students discuss the activities in Activity 1 and say why theyare healthy
- If possible, allow the whole class to participate in a debate-like discussion
Aim: To further develop students’ speaking or writing ability
- Ask students to work in pairs or groups, choose a system of the body and make a list o fthe activities that are good for it
- Ask students to report to the class giving reasons for their choices Then ask students to write a short text describing their choices
Aim: To provide some information about how traditional healthcare practices (and beliefs) vary in different countries
- Ask students to read about health practices
and beliefs in the two countries and note the similarities and differences
- Give explanations, if necessary.
Aim: To develop students’ speaking by comparing facts from activity 1
- Ask students to work with a partner to discuss the similarities and differences in traditional health beliefs and practices in two countries
- Support students by providing structures orvocabulary, when needed
Aim: To allow students to further develop their speaking ability
- Ask students to use the information from their reading homework for this activity
- Ask students to talk about their chosen traditional therapy Details may include what the underlying idea/ belief is, how thepractice is performed, what the benefits
Stress: strong coffee, junk food, alcohol, chocolate
Sleeplessness: strong coffee, seasonings, spicy chicken, fatty food
Sleepiness: rice, bananas, cheese, papayas
- Look at the pictures and talk
- Work in pairs or groups and discuss the activities in Activity 1
- Other may take part in the debate if they
have any new ideas
- Work in pairs or groups
- Do as required
- work in pairs or groups choose a system of the body and make a list
of the activities that are good for it
- report to the class
- Students read carefully
- Ask students to work in pairs and do the task
- Students may do at home when they haven’t finished yet
Present their chosen traditional therapy, as instructed
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By the end of this unit, Ss can:
- Use words and phrases to talk about the human body, lifestyles and healthcare
- Pronounce the consonant clusters of /pr/, /pl/, /gl/, /gr/ properly
- Use will and be going to
- Use the passive voice for description and report
B Teaching method: Communicative
Checking the given assignment
- T calls on some students to the board and ask
them to talk about a traditional therapy that they know
- Give mark Pronunciation
- Have students listen and repeat the sentences to consolidate their recognition and production of the learnt consonant clusters
- Ask students to underline the part in italics that
is appropriate in the following sentences
will + infinitive Be going to + infinitive
A decision at the moment of speaking:
Julie: There's no milk
John: Really? In that
A decision before the moment of speaking:
Julie: There's no milk
John: I know I'm going to
- Go to the board and talk
- underline the part in italics that is appropriate in the following sentencesKey
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A prediction based on something we can see (or hear) now:
The Conservatives are going
to win the election They already have most of the votes
A future fact:
The sun will rise tomorrow
For promises / requests / refusals / offers:
I'll help you tomorrow, if you like
Wrap up
8. Is going to rain
Listen and take notes
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Date of preparation: 2018
Date of teaching: 2018
REVIEW LESSON Purpose:
To review for the practical
Objectives:
Students will be able to answer 90% of the review questions
Review the topics of discussion from the unit as well as the grammar points: the present simple/ present continuous tenses; will/be going to; the passive/ the active
I Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
II Choose the word which has a different stress pattern from that of the others
III Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets:
1 I guess I ( finish ) my assignment for this semester on time
2 They have bought a couple of tickets and they ( see ) their favorite film at the cinema
3 Do you know that John has been in hospital ? – No, I don’t I ( visit ) him tomorrow
4 Mai: This bag is too heavy ! – Nam: Don’t worry I ( carry ) it for you
5 I think that the number of unemployed people is (decrease ) dramatically next decade
6 The same discount ( offer ) by this shop every month
7 Human body ( can / support ) by a spine
8 A box full of chocolate ( send ) to him yesterday
9 More than 10 pages ( type ) so far
10 Every day, the dishes ( wash ) by Jane but today the washing-up ( do ) by Jame
IV Find and correct the mistakes in the following sentences:
1 As planned, we will drive from our city to the sea
2 Look at the clouds, it will rain
3 Seventeen muscles are use when we smile or frown
4 The house is built 10 years ago
5 The heart can said to be the most sophisticated and efficient pump as it runs without rest for one’s whole life
V Give the correct form of the words in brackets:
1 The system of the body is made up of our bones It supports our body and protects our organs (skeleton )
2 Food is broken by the system and turned into energy ( digest )
3 Acupunture is one of the oldest treatments in the world ( medicine )
4 The recipe for this dish in Japan a long time ago ( origin )
5 The practice of acupunture involves placing hair-thin needles in pressure points throughout the body (vary )
6 , there were 365 acupoints, but this has increased to more than 2000 nowadays ( origin )
7 People who are taking blood related medicine should not have the ( treat )
8 Exercising regularly is a powerful weapon to enhance well-being ( psychology )
9 It has been proved that fasting has tremendous health benefits ( science )
10 Alhough there are questions, acupuncture appears to work ( answer )
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1 Nowadays, there is estimated to be more than 2000 acupoints throughout the human body
2 Do you know what the saying “ kick a habit ” means ?
A Wow, She has a good habit B I think it has the same meaning to getting rid of a habit
3 I have been given 10 tricks to get rid of my bad habits and them with healthy ones
4 The digestive system lets us break down the food we eat and turn it energy
5 “The lecturer splits the students into 4 groups” has the closest meaning to
A The students are divided into 4 groups B The lecturer divided the students into 4 groups
C The lecturer is split into 4 groups of students D The lecturer went into 4 groups of students
6 Lately, several oils, including rose and lemon, to relieve anxiety, stress and depression
7 Choose the answer which needs correcting:
People say that this house has been built by an old man 12 years ago
8 Choose the answer which needs correcting:
From the graphs, we can see that the number of employees who employed by this firm is increasing each year
9 Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
10 Choose the answer which needs correcting:
The cells covering the walls of the stomach will soon be dissolved by the acids if they aren’t constantly replace
11 I am afraid you can’t borrow his car right now It in the garage
12 Up to the present, fourteen books by Jane, a friend of mine
A.has been written B.are written C were written D will be written
13 The washing - up carefully
14 The acupoints to enhance the healing capability of the body itself
15 Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
VII Choose the best answers to complete the sentences :
1 Choose the answer which needs correcting:
Doing crossword puzzles surely has beneficial effects to our brain’s memory
A B C D
2 The system that lets us take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide is called system
3.She is bored with her current job and for a new one lately
4 What’s that on your curtains ? – It’s a stain I them to the dry cleaner’s tomorrow
A will take B am going to take C will be taken D am going to be taken
5 Choose the answer which needs correcting:
Natural resources provide the raw materials that need to produce finished goods
6 Choose the answer which needs correcting: A man was in need of urgent medic care
VIII Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means the same as the sentence printed before it.
1 He will certainly succeed He is
2 It is probably that he will never come back In
3 The teacher made her students work hard for the exam The students
4 He is likely to arrive late again He will
5 We’ll have to leave immediately at the end of the film The moment
6 It is said that the robber was caught while climbing up a fence The robber
7 They say that the computer is playing an important part in modern life The computer
8 Tim plans on seeing the doctor later about his bad back Tim is
9 I might call Sarah to see if she wants to go out I think I
10 I’m not very confident of passing my driving test I don’t
11 Maria eats very little so as not to put on weight Maria eats very little because
12 The waitress brought him a big steak A
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1 Fire has completely destroyed the left wing of the house ( been )
The left wing of the house fire
2 The teacher scolded Jim for not paying attention ( by )
Jim for not paying attention
3 Your hait needs cutting ( get ) You cut
4 Jill’s parents are making her study hard ( made ) Jill her parents
5 It is thought that the two injured men were repairing overhead cables ( have )
The two injured men overhead cables
6 The traffic warden will give you a ticket if you park there ( will )
You traffic warden if you park there
7 They say he was the best footballer of the decade ( said )
He the best footballer of the decade
8 There is a rumor that the escaped prisoner is living in Spain ( be )
The escaped prisoner living in Spain
9 You’ll get a rise in salary after six months ( raised )
After six months, your salary
10 We have agreed to meet again in a fortnight ( will )
It meet again in a fortnight
11 I have my hair cut there every six weeks ( hair )
The hairdresser every six weeks
12 The library stays open until seven o’clock ( close )
The library until seven o’clock
13 My colleague helped me write the report (get/have)
………
14 The window cleaner washed the windows (have/get)
………
X Rearrange the words / phrases to make meaningful sentences:
1 to / visit / going / this / where / summer / are / holiday / you
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XII Read the passage below and choose the best answer (A, B, C or D) to each question.
The food we eat seems to have profound effects on our health Although science has made enormous(1) in making food more fit to eat, it has, at the same time, made many foods unfit to eat Some researchhas shown that perhaps eighty percent of all human illnesses are related to diet and forty percent of cancer is related
to the diet (2) , especially cancer of the colon People of different cultures are more prone to contractcertain illnesses because of the characteristic foods they (3)
(4) food is related to illness is not a new discovery In 1945 , government researchers realizedthat nitrates and nitrites( commonly used to preserve color in meats) as well as other food additives(5) cancer.Yet, these carcinogenic additives remain in our food, and it becomes more difficult all the time
to know which ingredients on the packaging labels of processed food are helpful or harmful
The additives that we eat are (6) all so direct Farmers often give penicillin to cattle and poultry,and because of this , penicillin has been found in the milk of treated cows
Sometimes similar drugs are administered to animals not for medicinal purposes, but for (7) reasons The farmers are simply trying to fatten the animals in order to obtain a higher price (8) the market.Although the Food and Drug Administration(FDA) has tried repeatedly to control these procedures, the practicescontinue
A healthy diet is directly related to good health Often we are (9) of detrimental substances weingest Sometimes well-meaning farmers or others who do not realize the consequences add these substances to food(10) our knowledge
1 A stages B steps C stands D state
A Aims and requirements
- This test provides students with a good chance to be familiar with a form test of B1
- Check their knowledge of listening, reading, writing and language focus
B. Teaching method: Communicative
II Checking the old lesson
III New Lesson
Full name: ……… ……
Class: …………
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Circle the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others (0.4pt)
Choose the word which has a different stress pattern from that of the others - 0.4pt
Choose the best answers to complete the sentences – 2pts
1 With children, it is important to the right balance between love and discipline
2 Iron for weapons and tools in the bronze following the Stone Age
A generally used B was generally used C has been generally used D had generally used
3 Could you doing the washing up ? – Sure
4 They will come to our house ten minutes
5 It is to work in this city with so much noise and pollution
6 Tuan: I think we should use shower instead of bath to save water Lan: -
A Yes, I’d love to B That’s a good idea C I’m sorry D Yes, I’ll take it
7 The system controls the movement and emotion of our body
8 They are discussing the celebration that be held this month
9 One of my relatives is to garlic
10 Creating a habit requires encoding a new set of automatic behaviors, while a habit requires a
completely different approach
Read the following passage and circle the letter A,B,C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions- 1.2pts
CALORIES All creatures neeed to eat something in order to survive Fortunately, different species of animals havedifferent things that they eat as food No matter what a creature eats, the food must have enough calories in it tomaintain life Calories, or the energy stored in the food, provide the fuel which animals, including humans, need inother words enough calories, will starve and die
The term calorie has a scientific meaning Calorie is a measure of an amount of energy just like pound is ameasure of weight A calorie is officially defined as the amount of energy it takes to raise the temperature of a gram
of water by 1 degree Celsius, which is 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit The terrm “ calorie” and “ Calorie” with a capital Chave two different meaning to scientists The term Calorie ( with a capital C ) means one kilocalorie, the amount ofenergy required to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius A kilogram is the same as1,000 grams and a kilocalorie is 1,000 calories Food calories are always measured as Calories but average peopledon’t care much about the difference and just use the word calories
Food is composed of proteins, fats and carbohydrates Nutritionists know that a gram of protein contains 4Calories, a gram of fat has 9 Calories, and a gram of carbohydrate has 4 Calories
All food contain calories When we eat something it provides energy for our bodies to use when we areactive We even need energy or calories while we are sleeping because, for example, our bodies are still breathing,our heart is pumping, and we continue to digest the food in our stomachs If a person eats more foodand morecalories than is used up by activity, the body stores the excess calories in case it might need it later when food mightnot be available So a person gains weight due to the extra food and calories Similarity, if a person consumes fewercalories than are used every day over several weeks and ismore active, that person will lose weight
1 Calorie is a measure of
A weight B distance C energy D volume
2 Animals that do not consume enough calories over a long time
A can lose weight B can starve C can maintain life D can fight against starvation
3 Human use calories when
A running B studying C sleeping D all of the above
4 People gain weight from
A eating more food and calories than they use up B eating fewer food and calories than they use up
C eating a lot of fat food D eating a lot of food and calories when they are active
5 You read an article in a magazine about food and nutrition that uses the term “ calories ” What kind of calories is this article talking about ?
Trang 39A the amount of energy B energy C foods D protein, fats and carbobydrates
6 All the following statements are true EXCEPT
A Eating foods that contains lots of fat cause a person to gain weight faster than eating protein
B People normally pay less attention to the difference between “ calorie” and “ Calorie”
C People who are more active, like playing sports or exercising, eat fewer calories
D People still consume energy while they are sleeping
Rewrite the sentences, using the passive -4pts
1) It is said that the thief stole several wallets
We……….8) The mechanic fixed the brakes of my car (have/get)
I………
Will or be going to? 1pt
1 Tonight, I (stay) home I've rented a video
2 I feel dreadful I (be) sick
3 If you have any problem, I (help) you
4 The weather forecast says it (not/ snow) tomorrow
5 I promise that I (not/ come) late
Listening- 1pt
Full name: ……… ……
Class: …………
WRITTEN TEST 1
Circle the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others (0.4pt)
Choose the word which has a different stress pattern from that of the others -0.4pt
Choose the best answers to complete the sentences – 2pts
1 Tuan: I think we should use shower instead of bath to save water Lan: -
A Yes, I’d love to B That’s a good idea C I’m sorry D Yes, I’ll take it
2 The system that works as the control panel of the body in the system
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3 Did you remeber to buy the magazine I asked you ? – Sorry, I didn’t I it when I go out again
4 involves the insertion of extremely thin needles through your skin at strategic point on your body to treat pain
5 Why do you need so much sugar ? – I a cake
6 In the past, it was misunderstand that inner body parts were by the fine needles in practicing
acupuncture
7 English is the language most often by people from different countries
8 The heart and blood vessels are parts of the system
9 Only human produce tears
10 To be recognized, this research must offer real evidence The underlined word has the closest meaning to:
Read the following passage and circle the letter A,B,C or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions- 1.2pts
The food we eat seems to have profound effects on our health Although science has made enormous steps inmaking food more fit to eat, it has, at the same time, made many foods unfit to eat Some research has shown thatperhaps eighty percent of all human illnesses are related to diet and forty percent of cancer is related to the diet aswell, especially cancer of the colon People of different cultures are more prone to contract certain illnesses because
of the characteristic foods they consume
That food is related to illness is not a new discovery In 1945, government researchers realized that nitratesand nitrites (commonly used to preserve color in meat) as well as other food additives caused cancer Yet, these
carcinogenic additives remain in our food, and it becomes more difficult all the time to know which ingredients on thepackaging labels of processed food are helpful or harmful
The additives that we eat are not all so direct Farmers often give penicillin to cattle and poultry, and because
of this, penicillin has been found in the milk of treated cows
Sometimes similar drugs are administered to animals not for medicinal purposes, but for financial reasons Thefarmers are simply trying to fatten the animals in order to obtain a higher price on the market Although the Food andDrug Administration (FDA) has tried repeatedly to control these procedures, the practices continue
A healthy diet is directly related to good health Often we are unaware of detrimental substances we ingest.Sometimes well-meaning farmers or others who do not realize the consequences add these substances to foodwithout our knowledge
1 What is the best title for this passage?
A Harmful and Harmless Substances in Food B Improving Health through a Natural Diet
C The Food You Eat Can Affect Your Health D Avoiding Injurious Substances in Food
2 The word “ these” refers to
A researchers B nitrates and nitrites C meats D colors
3 FDA means
A Food and Drug Administration B Federal Dairy Additives
C Final Difficult Analysis D Food Direct Additives
4 What are nitrates used for?
A They preserve flavor in packaged foods B They cause the animals to become fatter
C They are the objects of research D They preserve the color of meat
5 How has science done a disservice to people?
A The scientists have preserved the color of meats, but not of vegetables
B It caused a lack of information concerning the value of food
C As a result of scientific intervention, some potentially harmful substances have been added to our food
D Because of science, disease caused by contaminated food has been virtually eradicated
6 All of the following statements are true EXCEPT _
A Researchers have known about the potential hazards of food additives for more than forty-five years
B Drugs are always given to animals for medical reasons
C Food may cause forty percent of the cancer in the world
D Some of the additives in our food are added to the food itself and some are given to the living animals
Rewrite the sentences, using the passive- 4pts
1) It is acknowledged that she is a talented painter