Unit 14. Freetime fun

Welcome to class 6A12


Checking:
* Change these sentences in “yes/no question”:
1. I live in Vietnam

Do you live in Vietnam?
2. She likes cartoon movies.

 Does she like cartoon movies?
3. My parents travel with me

Do your parents travel with you?
4. Jane and Mary are the same school.

Are Jane and Mary the same school?
* Make question for underlined words:
1. I listen to music after school

What do you do after school?
2. She lives in London

 Where does she live?


What country is this?


About Australia

Melbourne

Sydney


Some cities in Australia
Brisbane

Perth

Sydney


Unit 2: Free Time

Part C: Sport in Australia
(1-3)

Teacher: Nguyễn Tiến Thành


Sport in Australia

Australian Rules Football


Sport in Australia

cricket

Sport in Australia
hockey


Sport in Australia

Horse Riding


Sport in Australia

rugby


Sport in Australia

Martial Art


Sport in Australia

netball


1. Vocabulary

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Cricket (n) rích kê, mộc cầu

Hockey (n) khúc côn cầu
Horse riding (n) cưỡi ngựa
Martial arts (n) võ thuật
Netball (n) = basketball (n)
Rugby (n) bóng bầu dục
Australian Rules Football (n) bóng đá kiểu Úc


Game: Remember

basketball

rollerblading

cricket

Horse riding

rugby

netball


2. Presentation:
* Sun, Sea and Sport!

Questions:

a.
b.

c.
d.

What do Australian think of sport?
Why is swimming popular?
Which three sports are only popular with boys?
Which three sports are only popular with girls?


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SUN, SEA AND SPORT!

Australians love sport. They play it, they talk about it and they watch it on TV. Australian weather is perfect for sport,
and there are thousand of great beaches, so swimming is very popular. The population of Australian is only about 20
million, but many of the best sportsmen and sportswomen in the world come from Australian.
Young people in Australia are very active. More than 60% of children go to sports clubs. They also activities with
friends: for example, skateboarding, cycling and rollerblading.
The top five sports for boys are:

Activity

Participation (%)

football

22.2

swimming

15.7

Australian Rules football

13.6

tennis

9.5

cricket

9


Other popular sports for boys are basketball, rugby, martial arts, athletics and hokey.
The top five sports for girls are:

Activity

Participation (%)

netball

18.1

swimming

17.5

tennis

7.8

basketball

6.9

gymnastics
5.4
Other popular sports for girls are football, athletics, martial arts, hockey and horse riding.


Questions:

a. What do Australian think of sport?
 They love sport.
b. Why is swimming popular?
 Because the weather is perfect for sport, and there are thousand of great beaches

c. Which three sports are only popular with boys?

 Australian rules football, rugby and cricket
d. Which three sports are only popular with girls?

 netball, gymnastics and horse ridding


*Further practice:
Questions:

a. What do Australian think of sport?
 They love sport.
b. Why is swimming popular?
 Because the weather is perfect for sport, and there are thousand of great beaches.
c. Which three sports are only popular with boys?
 Australian Rules football, rugby and cricket.
d. Which three sports are only popular with girls?
 netball, gymnastics and horse ridding


Questions:

a.HOMEWORK
What do Australian think of sport?

sport in Australia again
b. Why is swimming popular?
- Find out 3 popular sports in Vietnam for girls and boy.

weather is perfect for sport, and there are thousand of great beaches.
- Prepare
2C 4are7 only popular with boys?
c. Which
three sports
 They
love sport.
Learn
about

Because the

 Australian Rules football, rugby and cricket
d. Which three sports are only popular with girls?
 netball, gymnastics and horse ridding


3. Production:

* Discuss with your partner:

a.
b.
c.

What kind of sport do you like?
Who do you play with?
Do you think it’s important for people to play sport? [ why or why not?]