Lesson 5 dec 3rd
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The document provides information about alligators including where they live, facts about their size and teeth, and includes a children's song. It also discusses vocabulary related to family members and emotions. Various exercises are presented including describing pictures, discussing people admired, and a reading about a celebrity interview.
Lesson 5 dec 3rd
- 1. What is this? Hangman game…..
- 2. This animal is….. because…… • Review: Because (=) Questions: • Is the animal classified as a mammal, reptile, bird, fish. Why? • Is the animal dangerous? • Can you own the animal as a pet? • Do you think the animal is happy? • Do you think the animal is angry? Bonus Question: Where does the animal live?
- 3. Where do alligators live? America China • “Lives in”
- 4. Alligator Facts! • A large adult American alligator's weight and length is 360 kg and 4.0 m but can grow to 4.4 m long and weigh over 450 kg. • The largest ever recorded was found in Louisiana and measured 5.84 m. • The Chinese alligator is smaller, rarely exceeding 2.1 m in length. • Alligators have an average of 75 teeth. • Alligators live in freshwater. Crocodiles in saltwater.
- 5. Where are some places that Alligators can live?
- 6. Some vocabulary. Do the gestures with me!
- 7. Stream
- 8. Boat
- 9. Row
- 10. Gently
- 11. Merrily
- 12. Life
- 13. Scream
- 14. Alligator
- 15. Dream
- 16. Row, Row, Row your boat! 1. Read the lyrics with me 2. Sing the song with me
- 17. Time to do the dance/game!
- 18. Emotions Review: Describe the Picture
- 19. Communication task 10A p.12 • In groups, pick one of the pictures and write a description of what is going on in each photo. • Afterwards we will share what we wrote
- 20. In your picture descriptions should include… • Nouns= Names, Places, Things • Pronouns= He, she, it, is, they • Present Continuous actions= talking, sitting, carrying • Emotions= Happy, Sad, Excited, Disappointed Conjunctions= Because
- 21. Admire • A Verb: -Regard (look at) with respect or approval. -Look at with pleasure. Synonyms: Applaud, appreciate, be crazy over, be mad about, praise, take pleasure in, think highly of, treasure, value
- 22. p. 13 Here are some people that others admire:
- 23. We will watch some videos and listen to some writing: • Please circle the best answer for each person on the worksheet.
- 24. Akira Kurosawa
- 25. Elizabeth 1st
- 26. Marie Curie
- 27. Vincent Van Gogh
- 28. Mahatma Gandhi
- 29. Martin Luther King Jr.
- 30. Exercise is important! • Lets do some exercise as a little break • Read through the words • Then follow the gestures with me.
- 31. Family Vocabulary Worksheet • Everyone take a handout • We will go through vocabulary
- 32. Mother
- 33. Father
- 34. Grandmother
- 35. Grandfather
- 36. Brother/Sister
- 37. Cousin
- 38. Fill out the worksheet with a drawing of your family • •
- 40. Describe one person you admire (1B) • Take 5 minutes to write it down • We will share our answers with each other as a circle
- 41. 5 minute break
- 42. This person was a: • Artist • Queen • Scientist • Actor
- 43. Listening Exercise 2 p.13 • I’ll need some actors to read the dialogues • Guess who the people are talking about by matching the question number with a pictures.
- 44. Celebrity
- 45. How do we know about celebrities? • News • Television • News papers Any other places…..
- 46. Interviews • Normally 1 vs. 1 • Question vs. Answer • Often interviews happen for magazines or newspaper articles
- 47. The Article • Title: Pakorn “Boy” Chatborirak: In his own words • Can you guess what the article will be about? • We will look at a list of words from the reading. When I am done please write a sentence (or draw a picture) for each of the words.
- 48. Soap Opera
- 49. Sensation
- 50. Excerpt
- 51. License
- 52. Pharmacist
- 53. Figure Out
- 54. Content
- 55. Recommend
- 56. Set
- 57. Guru
- 58. “Hang Out”
- 59. Mentor
- 60. Prank
- 61. Drama
- 62. Reputation
- 63. Questions From the vocabulary words: • What subjects will come up in the interview? • What do you expect him to be like? • What do you hope to find out about him?
- 64. 1st Reading • Read the story one time then turn it over • Try and answer the question: What do you think the interview is about? • What interesting things did you learn about Pakorn Chatborirak?
- 65. 2nd Reading • Do you think Chat is a hard working person? Why, give examples? • How has Chat’s personality changed once he entered show business? • What are some things that Chat thinks he needs to improve?
- 66. 3rd Reading • Underline the words that are new or difficult to you and try to understand them in the text. • After, ask your partner about the words you’ve underlined.
- 67. Final Questions • Have you ever met a celebrity? • Would you ever like to be a celebrity? If so, for what? • If you could meet anyone in the world who would you like to meet?
- 68. Celebrity Interview • Practice asking questions to a partner who pretends that they are a celebrity. • Write your answers down in the box to the left.
- 69. Simple Past • Where am I? • Yesterday I was? • Yesterday you were? • This weekend we were? • This weekend they were?
- 70. Meaning of the Simple Past • S • S • A completed action in the past
- 71. Comparison of the Verb: To Be Present Tense Simple Past • I: Am • I: Was • You: Are • You: Were • He/She/It: IS • He/She/It: Was • We: Are • We: Were • You (with me): Are • You (with me): Were • They: Are • They: Were
- 72. Recalling a History Interrogatives • He was •Was he? born •Were • She was a they? • They were •Was I?
- 73. How do you form a negative out of the simple past verb: to be? • Insert “not” somewhere……? Try these examples: He was born in Paris in 1905. She was a famous actor.
- 74. Interrogatives? Positive Form Interrogative Form (?) • I was • You were. • We were. • They were. • He was. • She was. • It was.
- 76. 4A Conversation Task • I will model the dialogue • In pairs practice the dialogue • In pairs rewrite the conversation using real names and information.
- 77. Communication Task 5: The Famous People Game • Brainstorm a List of Famous People • Two Teams • One member of a team picks a name from the board. Can say only one thing about the person. • Rest of the class can ask questions and guess who it is. • Actor can only give a yes/no answer.
- 78. • Alligators! • Row, Row, Row your boat • People We Admire • Family Vocabulary • Pakorn Chatborirak Article • Interviews • Simple Past: To Be • Famous People Game.