Warm up activity.
Bingo game, children will play a bingo game by guessing the word
from the description. The students who make the
first three lines will win. (Example on the
photo)
Ex1 What does
prodigy mean? Do you know the names of any
prodigies?
Ex2. 2.17. Read
and listen to the text. Then choose the correct
summary
The author of the
text describes:
How different the
life of a prodig.
Ex3. Read the text
again and complete the sentences with one, two or three
words.
Wendy Vo was very
good at languages.
1. S. Chandra Sekhar
went to university at the age of
twelve.
2. Some parents like
the same things as their children.
3. Ainan Cawley’s
parents wanted him to star t university at
seven.
4. Parents can help
child prodigies if they help their children, but not push them to
hard.
5. Albert Enstein
had an IQ of 160.
Ex4. Build your
vocabulary.
Study the text. Find
and complete the phrases with the verbs in the box. You need to use
some verbs more than once.
1. break a record 4.
Make a decision
2. take an exam 5.
Make friends
3. take a break 6.
Start university
Work in
group:Additional task.Divide students into
groups.
Puzzle work. Put the
sentence in the correct order. Working with phrases from exercise
4
1.It's easy to make
friends, but it's hard to keep
friendships.
2.My classmates and
I will take a break after exams.
3.It's hard for me
to make a decision before the election of the
series.
Individual task
for assessment. Task true or falls from the
text.
1.Chandra Sekhar
couldn't brush her teeth herself. F
2.Ainan's parents
wanted her to go to university at the age of seven.
Т
3.Prodigies can do
things that many adults can't. T
4.Psychologists
believe that parents need to push on
children.F
5. Elise broke the
record in the exam.T
Reflection
Learners write
:
What did you learn
today?
What parts of the
lesson were easy?
What parts of the
lesson were difficult?
Hometask
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