GIÁOÁN TIẾNG ANH KHỐI 7 PERIOD 74 Week 25: Unit 12: LET’S EAT Lesson 1: A1-2_P115 (Too/So) Lesson 2: A1-2(con’t)_P115(Either/Neither) Lesson 3: A3_P116-117 Lesson 4: B1_P119 Lesson 5: B2_P120 Lesson 6: B3-4_P120-121 PERIOD 74: Lesson 2: A1-2(con’t)_P115 *Aims: -Grammar points *Objectives: -By the end of the lesson students will be able to give agreement of negative idea by using “Either / Neither” T TECHNIQUES CONTENTS I/ Revision (Warmer): 5’ WORD CUE DRILL +Pair-works +Ss practice talking about their favorite things cucumber / too S1: I like cucumber → S2: I do, too spinach / so S1: I like spinach → S2: So do I bananas / too S1: I like bananas → S2: I do, too papaya / so S1: I like cucumber → S2: So do I II/ New lesson: 8’ 20’ SLAP THE BOARD +Group-works INTRODUCING +T introduces the situation +Ss read the text again and answer T’s qs +T helps ss take out the structures PIC. CUE DRILL +6 pic. of things a/ carrots b/ beef 1/ Presentation: *Run through vocab: cucumberpapaya spinach pork durian vegetables *Set the scene: → You read the text A1 again and tell me “Does Hoa like pork?” and “How about her aunt?”. “Which sentences tell you about that?” *Form: Neither + trợ động từ + chủ ngữ Chủ ngữ + trợ động từ + not + either →Usage: giving agreement with negative idea 2/ Practice: Example exchange: S1: I don’t like carrots S2: Neither do I / I don’t either 1 GIAÙO AÙN TIEÁNG ANH KHOÁI 7 PERIOD 74 10’ c/ spinach d/ papaya e/ cucumbers f/ durians REAL DRILL +Pair-works +Ss ask & answer about the things which they don’t like 3/ Further practice: Example exchange: S1: I don’t like fish. Do you like it? S2: Neither do I / I don’t either III/ Homework: 2’ -T writes on the board -Students copy -Learn vocabulary and structures -Prepare for Lesson 3: A3_P116 2 . read the text again and answer T’s qs +T helps ss take out the structures PIC. CUE DRILL +6 pic. of things a/ carrots b/ beef 1/ Presentation: *Run through. cucumberpapaya spinach pork durian vegetables *Set the scene: → You read the text A1 again and tell me “Does Hoa like pork?” and “How about her aunt?”. “Which