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<b>I.OBJECTIVES:</b>
- Developing sts’ reading skill.
- After studying the lesson, sts. will be able to know more about the environmental
problems and solutions.
- Sts. realize the importance of clean environment and they know what they should
do to protect the environment.
<b>II. LANGUAGE CONTENTS:</b>
<b>1. Grammar: - </b>adj/ adv ; conditional sentence (type1) - review
- adjective + that clause
<b>2. Vocabulary: </b>The words relating to the environmental problems
<b>III. METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS:</b>
<b>1. Method: </b>Audio-lingual method, communicative approach.
<b>2. Teaching aids:</b> - Pictures, cassette player, tape, textbook …
<b>IV. TEACHING PROCEDURES:</b>
- Ask sts to think about the environmental problems in their city
- Get sts to go to the board and write down their ideas
<i><b>* Possible answers </b></i>
<i>- rubbish, garbage, trash, sewage…</i>
<i>- dust, smoke from cars, motorbikes and factories …</i>
<b>* Getting started:</b> ( Matching )
- Ask sts to look at the six pictures in their textbooks
- Ask them to match the words or phrases in the box with the correct pictures
- Call on some sts. to give their answers -> correct -> explain new words :
<i>+ Garbage (n) / rubbish/ trash</i>
<i>+ dump (n) </i>
<i>-> garbage dump</i>
<i>+ polutte (v) -> polluted (a) # unpolluted (a) </i>
<i> -> pollution (n) -> air pollution / water pollution</i>
<i>+ forest (n)</i>
<i>+ deforest (v)</i>
<i>+ deforestation (n) </i>
<i>+ dynamite (n) -> dynamite fishing</i>
<i>+ spray (v) </i>
<i>+ pesticide (n) </i>
<i><b>* Answer:</b></i>
<i>Picture a: air pollution</i> <i>Picture d: water pollution</i>
<b>2. Presentation</b>
- Set the scene: “<i>Mr. Brown is talking to some volunteer conservationist</i>s.<i> Listen to the </i>
<i>tape then tell the place where they are now and what they are going to do.”</i>
- Let sts listen to the tape twice. (keep the books closed)
<i><b>* Answer:</b>They are on a beach now and they are going to clean the beach.</i>
- Introduce the text and explain some more new words and structures.
<b>* Vocabulary</b>
<i>+ conserve (v)</i>
<i>+ conservation (n)</i>
<i>+ conservative (a)</i>
<i>+ conservationist (n) -> volunteer conservationist</i>
<i>+ shore (n) </i>
<i>+ check (v)</i>
<i><b>* Conditional sentence ( review )</b></i>
<i>Ex: If we work hard, we’ll make this beach a clean and beautiful place again.</i>
<i><b>* adj/ adv ( review) </b></i>
<i> kind (a) ->kindly (adv) </i>
<i><b>* That clause after adjective</b></i>
<i>Ex: I’m disappointed that people have spoiled this area. </i>
<i> <b>adj.</b></i> <i><b> that clause</b></i>
<b>3. Practice</b>
- Ask sts. to read the text in silence.
<i><b>a) Read and Match (p48)</b></i>
- Have sts. work in pairs to match the names in column A with activities in column B.
- Give feedback and correct
<i><b>* Answers:</b></i> <i>1-f, 2-e, 3-b, 4-a, 5-c, 6-d</i>
<i><b>b) Comprehension questions (p48)</b></i>
- Have sts. read text again to find out the answers for the questions 1->5.
- Call on some pairs of sts. to ask and answer the questions in front of class -> correct
<i><b>* Answers:</b></i>
<i>1. Mr. Brown is the speaker.</i>
<i>2. The listeners are members of volunteer conservationists.</i>
<i>3. They are on the beach.</i>
<i>4. They are going to clean the beach.</i>
<i>5. If they work hard, they will make the beach a clean and beautiful place again.</i>
<b>4. Consolidation</b>
<i><b>* Discuss questions 6, 7 (p48) in group:</b></i>
- Call on some sts. to give their ideas to the questions 6,7 before class ( speaking )
<i>7. Sts’ answer ( If the pollution continues, the environment around us won’t be good </i>
<i>and it will be harmful to our health, our life./ the earth will be destroyed. )</i>
<b>5. Homework : </b>
- Write down the answers ( exercise b) on notebooks.
- Learn new words by heart and prepare “ SPEAK - LISTEN”/ p49
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
__________________________
<b>I.OBJECTIVES:</b>
- Developing sts’ listening and speaking skills.
- After studying the lesson, sts. know how to persuade S.O to do S.th to protect
the environment.
- They can understand and take notes the main ideas after listening a report on
how oceans are polluted.
<b>II. LANGUAGE CONTENTS:</b>
<b>1.Grammar:</b> - expressions to persuade S.O to do S.th
<i> - Why / How come…? -> Because …</i>
<b>2. Vocabulary: </b>The words relating to the environmental problems and solutions.
<b>, </b>
<b>III. METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS:</b>
<b>1. Method: </b>Audio- lingual method, communicative approach
<b>2. Teaching aids: </b> text-book, cardboard, tape + cassette player …
<b>IV. TEACHING PROCEDURES:</b>
<b>1 Warm up (jumbled words)</b>
- Divide the class into 2 teams
- Sts from each team go to the board and write the correct words
- The team which writes more correct words first wins the game
<i>1. uaderpse = persuade</i>
<i>2. beaargg = garbage</i>
<i>3. roderpvi = provide</i>
<i>4. lupotilon = pollution</i>
5. <i>duproce = produce</i>
<b>* SPEAK</b>
<b>2. Pre – speaking:</b>
- <i>I think you should …</i>
<i>- It would be better if you …</i> <i>+ <b>V</b> (inf.)</i>
<i>- Why don’t you …?</i>
<i>- Why not …? </i>
<i>- Won’t you …?</i>
<i>- What about / How about …?</i> + <i><b>V-ing</b></i>
- Introduce the example on page 49
- Explain new words:
<i>+ leaf ( sing.n) -> leaves ( pl.n)</i>
<i>+ wrap (v)</i>
<i>+ reduce (v)</i>
<i>+ reuse (v)</i>
<i>+ recycle (v)</i>
<i>+ natural resource </i>
<i>+ throw – threw – thrown (v) away/ into/ </i>
<i>onto…</i>
<i>+ do harm to… </i>
<i>+ garbage bin (n)</i>
<i>+ energy (n)</i>
<i>+ prevent…from (v)</i>
<i>+ public bus </i>
<i>+ avoid (v)</i>
<i>+ exhaust fume </i>
<b>3. While speaking </b>
<b>* Activity a</b>
- Ask sts. to practice in pairs to persuade their partners, using the expressions and and the
- Call on some pairs to practice their dialogue before class.
<b>* Activity b:Questionnaire</b>
- Let sts. practice in pairs to answer the questions in the questionnaire
- Give feedback. Teacher may write some possible answers on the board so that weak sts
can follow.
- Ask sts to practice asking and answering
<i><b>* Suggested answers</b></i>
<i>1. How can we save paper?</i>
<i>- recycle used paper, newspapers…</i>
<i>- use banana leaves for wrapping </i>
<i>- write on both sides of the paper</i>
<i>2. How can we use fewer plastic bags?</i>
<i>- save plastic bags, clean and reuse them </i>
<i>- use paper bags instead of plastic bags </i>
<i>3. How can we reduce water pollution?</i>
<i>- don’t throw wastes and garbage into streams, lakes, or river and even oceans</i>
<i>4. How can we prevent littering?</i>
<i>- put garbage bins around the school yard and public places</i>
<i>5. How can we reduce air pollution?</i>
<i>- use less private vehicle, use public buses or bikes instead of motorbikes </i>
<i>- don’t release pollutants into the air…</i>
<b>* Activities c:</b>
- Call 2 sts. to say the the example again before class first.
<b>- </b>Ask sts. to work in pairs, discussing the best way to protect the environment.
<b>4. Post speaking </b>
- Divide the class into 4 groups. Ask them to discuss the question “ <i>what do you do to </i>
<i>protect the environment at your school? </i>”
- Ask representatives of groups to tell their ideas before class.
<b>* LISTEN</b>
<b>1. Pre-listening</b>
<i><b>* Vocabulary</b></i>
<i>- sewage (n)</i>
<i>- spill (n,v)</i>
<i>-> raw sewage (n) </i>
<i>- marine (a)</i>
<i>- pump (n)</i> <i>->marine life</i>
<i>- vessel (n) = ship(n) </i> <i>- deliberate (v)</i>
<i>- guilty (a) -> to be guilty of …</i> <i>- have an accident</i>
<i>-</i> Have sts work in pairs to read the notes in the box and guess the reasons make the
ocean polluted before listening.
<b>2. While listening</b>
- Ask sts to listen to the tape twice and check their prediction
<b>3. Post listening</b>
- Call on some sts. to give their answers
- Give feedback and correct
<i><b>* The answers: </b></i>
<i>Secondary: garbage was …</i>
<i>Thirdly : ……come from ships at sea.</i>
<i>Next : Waste materials from factories.</i>
<i>Finally : Oil is washed from land.</i>
<b>4. Homework</b>
- Learn new words and expressions by heart.
- Write the answers for the Questionnaire/p49 on notebooks
- Prepare “READ”
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
<b>I.OBJECTIVES:</b>
- Developing sts’ reading skill.
- After studying the lesson, sts. understand the main ideas of the poem as well as
the problems of pollution.
- Sts. realize that they are responsible for keeping the environment from
pollution.
<b>II. LANGUAGE CONTENTS:</b>
<b>1. Grammar:</b> - Conditional sentence ( review)
<b>2. Vocabulary: </b>The words relating to the environmental problems.
<b>III METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS:</b>
<b>1. Method: </b>Communicative approach
<b>2. Teaching aids:</b> text-book, cardboard, …
<b>IV. TEACHING PROCEDURES:</b>
<b>1- Warm up: (chatting)</b>
Ask sts some questions about poetry.
<i>1. Do you like poetry?</i>
<i>2. Name some of your favorite poems.</i>
<i>3. Who is poet you like best?</i>
<i>4. Do you think it is easy to understand a poem?</i>
<i>5. Have you ever read an English poem? Do you understand it? Do you like it?...</i>
<b>2- Pre-reading</b>
- Set the sence: <i>“A mother and her son are having a picnic in a park…The son sees that </i>
<i>the place is polluted. He asks his mother about the problems of pollution.What does the </i>
<i>mother think about pollution?”</i>
-> Introduce the poem and explain the new words.
<b>* New words:</b>
<i>- ( second – hand )junk yard (n): a place where people store wastes</i>
<i>- go on (v)= continue (v)</i>
<i>- treasure (n) </i>
<i>- silly (a)= stupid (a)</i>
<i>- folk (n) </i>
<b>3-While-reading</b>
- Have sts read the poem in silence and find the answer for the guided question “<i>What </i>
<i>does the mother think about pollution?”</i>
- Call on some sts. to give their answer to check their understanding.
<b>* </b>Task 1:<b> a/ Matching</b>
- Have sts work in pairs to match each word in column A with an appropriate explanation
in column B
<i><b>* Answer:</b></i>
<i>1- c, 2- g, 3 - f, 4 - e, 5 - d, 6 - a, 7 – b</i>
<b>* </b>Task 2:<b> b/ Comprehension questions</b>
- Ask sts to read the poem again and work in groups, answering the questions (p51)
- Give feedback and correct
<i><b>* Answer:</b></i>
<i>1- If the pollution goes on, the world will end up like a second hand junk yard.</i>
<i>2- She thinks other folk pollute the environment but not her or her son.</i>
<i>3- If the boy keeps on asking such questions, his mother will take him home right </i>
<i>away</i>
<i>4- No, because he is right; if he throws the bottles that will be polluting the woods.</i>
<i>5- The poet wants us to learn that everyone is responsible for keeping the </i>
<i>environment from pollution.</i>
<b>4. Post reading</b>
- Ask sts. to discuss in groups.
<i>“What could you do in your school / house to minimize pollution?</i>
- Call on some sts. to give their ideas -> give feedback
<b>5- Homework </b>
Have sts write down their responses on their notebooks
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
_____________________________
<b>I.OBJECTIVES:</b>
- Developing sts’ writing skill.
- After studying the lesson, sts. will be able to write a complaint letter about the state of
the environmental pollution around them.
<b>II. LANGUAGE CONTENTS:</b>
<b>1. Grammar:</b> - I would +V(inf.)… ; I look forward to + V-ing…
<b>2. Vocabulary: </b>The words relating to the environmental problems.
<b>III. METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS:</b>
<b>1. Method: </b> Audio – lingual method, communicative approach
<b>2. Teaching aids:</b> text-book, cardboard, …
<b>IV. TEACHING PROCEDURES</b>
<b>1- Warm up </b>
<i><b>a/ Categories</b></i>
- Divide class into 2 teams.
Example
<b>TEAM 1</b> <b>TEAM 2</b>
Teacher a b c d a b c d
Sts add borrow cut drive apple book car dog
Teacher s t u v s t u v
Sts study talk use value son ten unit van
<i><b>b/ words square</b></i>
<b>C</b> <b>A</b> <b>R</b> <b>E</b> <b>L</b> <b>E</b> <b>S</b> <b>S</b>
M <b>M</b> O P <b>A</b> Q <b>T</b> M
<b>D</b> <b>A</b> N L <b>T</b> V <b>O</b> N
<b>I</b> <b>Z</b> O T <b>E</b> S <b>R</b> A
<b>S</b> <b>E</b> <b>D</b> T P U <b>Y</b> B
<b>A</b> <b>D</b> <b>E</b> <b>S</b> <b>A</b> <b>E</b> <b>L</b> <b>P</b>
<b>P</b> D <b>T</b> <b>U</b> <b>L</b> <b>L</b> <b>O</b> <b>P</b>
<b>P</b> <b>O</b> <b>I</b> <b>N</b> <b>T</b> <b>E</b> <b>D</b> C
- Stick the poster on the board.
- Divide the class into 2 teams, sts from each team go to the board and circle the words
they find.
- The team which has more words will win the game.
<i><b>Answer</b></i>
<i><b></b> careless</i>
<i><b></b> amazed, late, story</i>
<i> <b></b> pleased</i>
<i><b></b> polluted</i>
<i> <b></b> disappointed</i>
<b>2.Pre-writing </b>
<b>* Vocabulary</b>
<i>complain (v )-> complaint (n)</i>
<i>resolution (n)</i>
<i>float (v)</i>
<i>prohibit (v)</i>
<b>* Ordering</b>
- Ask sts to keep their books closed.
- Provide sts 5 sections of a complaint letter with their definition in random order.
- Get sts to put the sections in the correct order of a complaint letter.
<i><b>C</b>omplication: mentions the problem</i>
<i><b>S</b>ituation : states the reason for writing</i>
<i><b>P</b>oliteness : ends the letter politely</i>
<i><b>A</b>ction : talks about future action</i>
<i><b>R</b>evolution : makes a suggestion</i>
<i><b>*Answer key:</b>1-S, 2-C, 3-R, 4-A, 5-P</i>
<b>Reading and match</b>
- Have sts read the letter on page 52
- Sts work in pairs to match each section with the appropriate letter: S, C, R, A or P
- Give feedback: call on a St to read aloud the letter (in the correct order).
<i>R: “ I would suggest …… before leaving ”</i>
<i>S: “ I’m writing …….. the north “</i>
<i>A: “ I look forward ….. your company “</i>
<i>C: “ When the trucks ……. Smell and flies”</i>
<i>P: “Sincerely,</i>
<i> Tran Vu Nhat</i>
<b>3- While-writing </b>
- Have sts read the production 6b/page 53.
- Ask some questions to make sure the sts know what they have to write.
<i><b>Questions:</b></i>
<i>1- What do people do in the lake behind your house these days? </i>
<i>(They begin to catch fish)</i>
<i>2- What make you worried ?</i>
<i>(They use electricity to catch fish)</i>
<i>3- To whom do you write the letter to?</i>
<i>(we write to the head of the local authorities)</i>
<i>4- What suggestion do you want to make ?</i>
<i>(We suggest the local authorities should prohibit and fine heavily anyone using </i>
<i>electricity to catch fish</i>
<i>5- Any future plan you want to make?</i>
<i> (We look forward to seeing the protection of environment from the local </i>
<i>authorities)</i>
- Ask sts to write the letter individually.
- Ask sts to share with their partners and correct if possible.
<b>4- Post writing</b>
- Call on some sts to read aloud their letter.
- Call on 1 st to write down his letter on the board.
- Give feedback, correct sts’ mistakes.
<i><b>* Suggested writing</b></i>
<i>Dear Mr. president,</i>
<i>I am writing to you about the problem of fish catching in the lake behind my</i>
<i>house. </i>
<i>I am very worried because people use electricity to catch fish. After a short time</i>
<i>they leave the lake, a lot of small fish die and float on the water surface. Other animals</i>
<i>such as frogs, toads and even birds also die from electric shock waves. </i>
<i>I would suggest the local authorities should prohibit and fine heavily anyone</i>
<i>catching fish in this way.</i>
<i>I look forward to hearing from you and seeing the protection of environment from</i>
<i>the local authority.</i>
<i>Sincerely, </i>
<b>5- Homework </b>
- Sts. write down their letters on notebooks.
- Prepare LANGUAGE FOCUS
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
- Revision of some adjs and adv; adj + that clause
- Practice in conditional sentences type 1 and adv. clause of reason beginning with
because/ since/ as
<b>II. LANGUAGE CONTENTS</b>
<b>1. Grammar</b>: - adj/ adv;
- conditional sentence ( type 1);
- adv. clause of reason with because/ since/ as;
- that clause after adj
<b>2. Vocabulary: </b>vocabulary relating to environment
<b>III. METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS </b>:
<b>1. Method: </b>communicative approach<b> , </b>direct method
<b>2. Teaching aids:</b> text book, pictures, cardboard ...
<b>IV- TEACHING PROCEDURES</b> :
<b>1- Warm up:</b> (pelmanism )
- Prepare 12 cards with numbers on one side and the adj (6 cards) and adv (6 cards) on
the other side.
- Make sure the adj and adv are mixed up.
- Stick the card on the board so sts can only see the number.
- Divide the sts into 2 teams and ask them to choose 2 numbers.
- Turn the card over and see if they match.
Ex: <i><b>happy – happily</b></i>, give them 1 mark. If not turn the cards over again and ask the next
team to choose numbers.
- Continue until all the cards are finished
<i>extreme</i> <i>happy</i> <i>Sad</i> <i>good</i> <i>slow</i> <i>sadly</i>
<i>fast</i> <i>slowly</i> <i>Well</i> <i>fast </i> <i>extremely</i> <i>happily</i>
<b>2. Presentation: </b>
<b>Adv. of manner</b>
Form: <i><b>Adj + ly = Adv of manner</b></i>
Position:
<i>a/ Adj : </i>
<i>- Before a noun </i><i> ex: a nice girl</i>
<i>- After To be and Linking verbs:look, appear, seem, feel</i> …
Ex: <i>These shoes are <b>new</b></i>
<i> That soup smells <b>good</b></i>
<i>b/ Adv of manner</i>
- normally go after the direct obj
Ex: <i>I read the letter carefully</i>
- go after the intransitive verbs ( without direct obj)
Ex: <i>She walked slowly</i>
<b>Adv clause of reason with BECAUSE, SINCE, AS</b>
<i>a- Ba is tired.</i>
<i>b- He stayed up late watching TV.</i>
<i> Ba is tired <b>because he stayed up late watching TV</b></i>
<i>Adv clause of reason</i>
(or<i>) <b>Because Ba stayed up late watching TV</b>, he is tired</i>
<i>Adv clause of reason</i>
- Ask sts to rewrite the sentence, using <b>Since, As</b> instead of <b>Because</b>
- Set the sence to introduce the structure
<i>Ba: Dad ! I got mark 9 on my test</i>
<i>Father: That’s wonderful. I’m pleased that you are working hard.</i>
<i>- </i>Form<i><b>: </b></i>
C<b>onditional sentence ( type 1)</b>
- Remind sts of the structure of conditional sentences type 1
Form:
<b>If clause</b> <b>Main clause</b>
<i>Simple present tense</i> <i>Will/ shall/ modal verb + bare inf</i>
<b>3. Practice: </b>
<b>* Task 1: exercise 1 (page 53, 54)</b>
- Ask sts to work in pairs; use the adv in warm up to complete the sentences
- Give feedback
<i><b>Answer key:</b></i> <i>b- slowly, c- sadly, d- happily, e- well</i>
<b>* Task 2: exercise 2 (page 54, 55)</b>
- Call on some sts to read aloud their sentences.
<i><b>Answer key:</b></i>
<i>b. Nam has a broken leg <b>because</b> he fell over while he was playing basketball</i>
<i>c. Lan is going to be late for school <b>as</b> the bus is late</i>.
<i>d. Hoa broke the cup <b>since</b> she was careless.</i>
<i>e. Mai wants to go home <b>because</b> she feels sick.</i>
<i>f- Nga is hungry <b>as</b> she hasn’t eaten all day.</i>
<b> * Task 3: exercise 3 (page 55)</b>
- Let sts work in pairs to complete the dia.
- Call on some pairs of sts to present the dia. -> Give feedback
<i><b>Answer key:</b></i>
<i>b. I’m excited that I can go to Dalat this time</i>
<i>c. I’m sorry that I broke your bicycle yesterday</i>
<i>d. I’m disappointed that you didn’t phone me about it</i>
<i>e. I’m amazed that I could win first prize</i>
<b>* Task 4: exercise 4 (page56)</b>
- Let sts work in pairs to find out 5 complete conditional sentences.
- Give feedback
<i><b>Answer key:</b> 1- e. 2 – a, 3 – c, 4 – d, 5 - b</i>
<b>* Task 5: exercise 5 (page 56)</b>
- Explain the example to sts.
<i>If the rice paddies are polluted ….. (rice / plant / die)</i>
<i> If the rice paddies are polluted, the rice plant will die.</i>
- Let sts work individually, write down the complete sentences.
- Give feedback
<i><b>Answer key:</b></i>
<i>b. …… the environment will become seriously polluted.</i>
<i>c. …… we’ll have more shades and fresh air.</i>
<i>d. …… the vegetables will become poisonous and inedible.</i>
<i>e. …… we’ll live a happier and healthier life.</i>
<b>4. Homework</b>
- Sts write down all the exercises on their notebooks.
- Prepare Unit 7
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
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