WHILE – READING: 15’ - Ask students to read the text silently and check the true/false sentences.. F - Ask students to read the text again to answer the questions.[r]
(1)Week: 15 Period: 43 Date of preparation: 30/11/2012 Date of teaching: 03/12/2012 UNIT 7: THE WORLD OF WORK SECTION A: A STUDENT’S WORK LESSON 3: A4 I OBJECTIVES: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to: - More deeply understand about a student’s work, compare your work to Hoa’s work - Develop their reading skill II PREPARATIONS: Textbook, cassette tape III PROCEDURES: Teacher’s activities Students’ activities WARM – UP: (5’) - Show slide game: “Jumble words” - hrad hard - sytud study - ourh hour - womrhoek homework PRE – READING: (10’) - T’s guide: In last period, we learned about American celebrations and today you will study further about them - Ask students look at the picture/ page 75, and read through the text - Explain vocabulary and structures: take a look at … typical (adj): keen (adj) period (n): review (v): Definitely: (adv) Think (v): easy life (n): Structures: more / fewer … than … Tuan has more books than Nam We have fewer vacations than American students - Have students predict the True/ False sentences about Hoa’s daily study Hoa has four periods a day She goes to school six days a week She works twelve hours a week at school She does her homework twenty hours a week - Individual work - Listen - Look at the picture - Listen and write - Pair works (2) She doesn’t have to review her work before tests because she is a good student Her total working hours a week is about 45 She has fewer working hours than some workers WHILE – READING: (15’) - Ask students to read the text silently and check the true/false sentences - Have students give feedback: F , T , F , F , F , T , F - Ask students to read the text again to answer the questions - Call some students to read the answer - Check and give correct answer Answers: a Because they only work a few hours a day and have long vacations b She works twenty hours a week Yes, it is fewer than most workers c (students’ answer): I work …… hours a week It’s more / fewer hours than Hoa d No, he doesn’t think students are lazy POST – READING: (13’) - Show slide “Lucky number”: How many periods does Hoa have a day? Does Hoa work fewer than most workers? How many hours a week does Hoa work before tests? How many hours a week you work? Do you work fewer or more than Hoa? Are you a keen or a lazy student? Do you think you work more or fewer hours than a worker? HOMEWORK: (2’) - Learn by heart vocabulary - Prepare next lesson: Unit – B1/ page 76 - Individual work - Give feedback - Group works - Read the answer - Write on notebook - Group works - Take note IV COMMENTS: _ (3)