10
minutes
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Learners are introduced
LO.
1.Warm
up.
“What
was our topic in the last lesson?”
It was “Home and
away”
- Look, these
are pictures that are related to our past
theme!!!
A Famous
House: The White
House
The White House in Washington
D.C., USA, is a very famous house. This house is not small. In
fact, it is huge. It has 132 rooms
The White House has six floors
and three lifts.There are 35 1) ........,
412
2) ...........,
147 3) ...........and
28 4) ............ There are also
over 400 original 5) ........... . The most famous
room is the Oval Office, where the president works. Behind the
president’s 6) ........., there are three
large windows with lovely 7) ............ . It has also got
an oval-shaped 8) ............. and
the 9) ......... has a beautiful
pattern.
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The students
assess each other and remember last
lesson
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Excellent
Good
Not
bad
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Pupils
Book
Flashcards (Rooms,
furnitures)
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25
minutes
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MAIN
PART
Look at the picture and guess
“What is the name of our topic?” “Living
things”
What do you think this
means?
At
first I want to give some key words. Please listen and repeat after
me
A
skateboard, a goldfish, a guitar, a cap, a dog, a gloves, a snake,
a helmet, a digital camera,a watch, a comic book, a tortoise, a
trainers, a flowers, a basketball, a scarf, a
cat.
Look
at the pictures. Which are living things? Which are non-living
things?
a
skateboard
a
guitar
a
helmet
a dog
a goldfish
a
cap
Please, look at the pictures and complete the
sentence. What have you got? This is the individual
work.
I have
got (a)……..
I
haven’t got………
Grammar
‘Adjectives’
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The pupils
introduce with new theme.
Pupils try
understand the new
vocabulary
Ex
3
He has
got …..
He
hasn’t got ….
Ex4
I have
got ….
I
haven’t got ….
Read the text
and complete the chart with the main
ideas.
This is the work in
pair.
LIVING THINGS AND
NON-LIVING THINGS
In nature we can find living
things and non-living things. Rocks, air and wind are non-living
things People, animals and plants are living things. The main
characteristics of living things
are:
- They are born. All living
things are born from another living
thing.
- They eat. All living things
need food to eat.
- They grow. All living things
increase in size during their
lifetime.
Sometimes they change in
appearance.
- They react. Living things
can perceive what is going on around them, and they react to what
they perceive.
- They reproduce. Living
things can create offspring similar to
themselves.
- They die. Living things stop
functioning and cease to live.
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Comment
assessment
You
are right!
Well
done!
Very
good!
Marking with formative
assessment
5-
4-
3-
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Pictures
Posters
Pupil’s book
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