LESSON
PREPARATION SHEET
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Class: 1st grade |
Unit: 2 |
Lesson: 3 |
PROCEDURE
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OBJECTIVES: 1st.Preview the reading passage and identify new voc. 2nd.Practise reading and introduce new voc. |
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TEACHING AIDS: some cards |
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A. (15m) B. (25m) |
· Open PB/14, look at the title and the pic,s, ask: Who is this guide for? Tourists = are people that go touring, often abroad. · S read 8 sub-heads, I'll read the 1st para. Ask: What does it mean in the 3rd line? The main meal. Ask: What is the main meal in .....? and we have breakfast and supper. · S read the whole passage silently and underline the unknown words, Stop reading, ask and ask for those words: Þ utensils: Can you give me 3 examples of utensils? knives, forks and spoons. · S look, I'll ask Q's to find the meaning of some words: * Part 1: a. Where does this information come from? A guide book for tourists b. What is the main meal in many Arab countries? Lunch. meal should be clear. * Part 3: c. When are you expected to arrive for a meal in some South American countries? 2/3 hours. Say: ( expected: People think you will come at that time. On time = not early not late *
Part 3: d. In Gift: The noun from give = something that you give to someone. Wedding: translate it. *
Part 4: e. Who sits opposite the host at dinner in * Part 5: f. How often is dinner eaten with your hands in Europe? rarely X often, habit = custom, almost = nearly. * Part 6: g. At dinner, what should you talk about in most countries? the house and the cooking. polite = good - nice * Part 7: h. What is polite in Spain? To leave a little food in your plate. i. What is polite in Jordan? not to leave any food on your plate. J. What utensils are used in a main course in France? Knife and fork. Course: Part of a meal, each course is usually put on different plates. e.g., 1st course : soup/ main course: meat and vegetables/ sweet course: fruit, puddings. Place: = put. Side by side = as in the picture. * Part 8: k. In Europe, how should you thank your hosts for the meal? Write a note of thanks or phone soon afterwards = later, appreciated: translate it. either.......or: one of them not both. l. Why should you find out about other people's customs? to do the right thing and in order to enjoy the meal. Find out about = learn, get to know. dine = eat dinner · Show them the new voc, ask for more practice with them
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HOMEWORK: Nothing. |
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