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(1)Unit 3: AT HOME
LESSON 4: MY FAMILY (B3, 4, 5)
Aims: To help the students use the structure “How many …?” better.
Objectives: By the end of the lesson the students will be able to use the structure fluently. Skills: speaking, reading, listening, writing
Teaching aids: book, poster, pictures. Languages:
Grammar: “How many…… ?” “There is/ are…….? Vocabulary: bookcase
TIME PROCEDURE T’S ACTIVITIES STS’ ACTIVITIES
5’ I. WARMER: Counting gameCount from - 999
- Controls the game
- Play game
15’
II. PRE- SPEAKING:
1 Pre-teach vocabulary :
- a bookcase /'buk keis/ = a bookshelf : kệ sách Rub out the remember:
2 Set the scene :
To know exactly the number of thing or people in a place We can use the structure: “How many ?”
3 Dialogue build : Gap-fill:
A: How ………… students ………… there in the ………… ? B: ………… ………… ………
Key:
many, are, classroom, there, are, forty 4 Concept check :
Form
Question How many + Ns + are there in + place? Answer There is one
There are + number Use:
To ask and answer about the number of things in a place
- Follows the steps for presenting vocabulary - Gives the common idea of the lesson - Reads
- Gives form and use of the
structure
- Listen and observe what the teacher - Listen
- Listen and fill in the gaps
- Take notes
15’ III. WHILE- SPEAKING:
1 Counting the items : (B5 page 37)
- Explains how to
- Listen
(2)Key:
1 couch armchairs table TV lamp books chairs bookcase telephone stereo people stools
2 Repetition drill :
3 Word cues drill : (B5 page 37) a. Individual:
b. Pair-work:
- Gives model - Makes question
and answer - Listen and repeat - Practice with partner
9’
IV. POST- SPEAKING: Free practice
Ask and answer about the number of things or people you know with your partner
- Explains how to
do - Practice with partner
1’
V. HOMEWORK:
- Learn the lesson carefully
- Write couple of questions and answers which uses the structure above
- Prepare for the next lesson
- Gives home assignment
- Take notes
Notes :