2.Checking – up of the home
task:
What was your homework for
today?
Now let’s practise our
pronuncation!
-
Listen to
me
A big black bug bit the big
black bear, but the big black bear bit the big black bug
back
- Repeat after
me
-
Read
Today’s theme of our lesson
“An E-mail to a
pen-friend”
Now open your student’s
book page 15, look at the Ex 1
Read the email. Look at the
underlined sentences.
Which express a fact? an
opinion?
Hello
Becky,
I hope you're well. My school
is in the centre of town, next to the railway
station.
I live close to my school, so
I walk there every morning. It has 6 floors and
each
floor has 5
classrooms. I'm in class 7B, which is on
the second floor. In my class,
there are 28 students but the
room is big and spacious so it's OK.
I really like my
classroom. There is a large blackboard
at the front of the class,
and on either side, there are
two doors and three windows. In the middle,
there
are two rows of desks and
chairs for the students. There is also a big desk
and a
chair for the teacher,
and a bookcase with lots of
books, The walls are white
with
maps and pictures on
them.
What is your classroom
like?
Write
back,
Nurziya
Тыныс
белгілері
Біз нүктені қолданамыз
(.)
Болымды және
болымсыз сөйлемдер
кейін.
I’m Italian. I’m not
French.
Біз сұрақ белгісін қолданамыз (?) сұраулы сөйлемдер кейін.
Are you in class
6C?
Үтірді (,) қолданамыз
сөйлемнің бірыңғай
мүшелерін бөлу үшін.
My favourite subjects are
Science, Maths and Geography.
Күшті сезімен білдіретін сөйлемдерді леп белгісімен аяқталады (!).
I like it a
lot!
Ex
2
Punctuate these
sentences.
1.Where is John
from.
2.She’s
Spanish
3.Her class isn’t on
the first floor
4.His classroom has got
a bookcase a bin and a blackboard
5.He likes Science a
lot
Ex
3
Compare your class to
Nurziya’s.
Think about: where your
classroom is, number of students, what is in your
classroom.
Game:
Catch and
Respond
Gather in a
circle: Have all the students form a
circle, sitting or standing, with enough space between them to
easily toss a ball to each other.
Select a
starter: One student begins the game
by holding the ball and choosing a word. Let's use "Apple" as the
starting word.
Toss and
associate: The student with the ball
tosses it to another student in the circle while saying the word
"Apple." The student who catches the ball must immediately respond
with a word that relates to the previous word. In this case, they
might say "Ears" because it relates to
"Apple."
Continue the
chain: The student who caught the
ball now holds it and chooses a new word, such as "Ears," and
tosses the ball to another student, saying the word "Ears." The
next student must then quickly respond with a word related to
"Ears."
Elimination: If a student hesitates for
too long or can't come up with a related word, they can be
eliminated from the game. The game continues with the remaining
students until only one person is left.
Game
Get to know
me
students talk about
themselves
Homework:
Ex
3
Handout
Punctuate these
sentences
1. She enjoys reading novels
and poetry
2. What time does the movie
start
3. I can't believe how fast
time flies
4. John likes pizza Mary
prefers pasta
5. The concert was
amazing
6. Are you coming to the party
on Saturday
7. We went to the beach the
weather was perfect
8. Oh no I forgot my
wallet
9. My favorite subjects are
math science and history
10. Did you see the new
painting in the gallery
REFLECTION:
Tree
The lesson is over! Thank you for your
participation. Good-bye!
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