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<i> - Week: 26, 27, 28 - Form: 94, 7, 9 </i>
<i> - Period: 49, 50, 51, 52, 53</i> <i> - Date of teaching: 26 /02/2018-> 12/3/2018</i>
<b>I. OBJECTIVES</b>
- Sts can know more about some popular celebrations in the world.
- Developing sts' listening and reading skills.
- Developing sts' love for country and the pride of traditional festivals in VN.
<b>II- LANGUAGE CONTENTS:</b>
<b>1. Grammar: </b>S.present tense; Relative clause with WHICH and WHO
<b>2. Vocabulary: </b>words relating to celebrations
<b>III- METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS: </b>
<b>1. Method:</b> Audio-lingual method, communicative approach
<b>2. Teaching aids</b>: tape and cassette, textbook, pictures, …
<b>IV- TEACHING PROCEDURES:</b>
<b>1/Warm up:</b> (brainstorming)
- Let sts think of the names of the celebrations all over the world they know
Teacher’s day Women’s day Lunar New Year
Passover Birthday
<b>CELEBRATIONS</b>
Valentine Mid – Fall Festival
Wedding Easter Christmas
- Give feedback; Ask questions about these celebrations
<i>Ex: What day is Passover?</i>
<i>What do people do in this celebration?</i>
- Have sts look at the icons on page 65 and match them with the suitable names of the
celebrations
<b>Answer keys: </b>
<i>1- Easter, 2- wedding, 3- birthday, 4- Christmas, 5- Mid-Fall festival, 6- Lunar New</i>
<i>Year</i>
<b>2/Pre-reading</b>
- T. introduces the text and explains new words & structures.
<b>* Vocabulary </b>
<i>- although / though / even though (conj.)</i>
<i>- celebrate (v) -> celebration (n)</i>
<i>- occur (v): happen/ take place </i>
<i>- decorate (v) -> decoration (n) </i>
<i>- free (a) - freedom (n)</i>
<i>- slavery (n) </i>
<i> - Passover (n) </i>
<i>- Jewish (n)/ (a) </i>
<i>- parade (n) </i>
* <b>Structure</b>: Relative clause with relative pronouns <b>which, who</b>
<i>- Tet is a festival. The festival occurs in late January or early February.</i>
<i>-> Tet is a festival <b>which </b> occurs in late January or early February .</i>
Relative clause
<i>- Family members try to be together at Tet. Family members live apart.</i>
<i>-> Family members <b>who</b> live apart try to be together at Tet.</i>
Relative clause
- Ask sts. to listen to the tape twice then tell the names of celebrations that are mentioned
to.
<b>3/ While reading</b>
- Ask Sts. to read the text silently
- Have sts. work in pairs to complete the table (p66)
<b>Celebration</b> <b>When</b> <b>Activities</b> <b>Food</b> <b>Country</b>
<b>Tet</b> in late January or
early February
cleaning and
decorating
homes, wearing
new clothes and
enjoying special
food
sticky rice
cake
Vietnam
<b>Passover</b> in late March or
early April eating special meal special meal called Seder Israel
<b>Easter</b> around the time
as Passover
watching
colorful parades
chocolate,
sugar eggs
in many
countries
- Call on some sts. to give their answer, others go to blackboard to complete the table.
- Correct sts’ mistakes.
<b>4/Post reading </b>
- Ask sts. to look at the table above and introduce the celebrations: Tet, Passover,
Easter to the whole class
<b>Model</b>:
<i>Tet is the most important celebration in VN. It is in late January or early February.</i>
<i>On this occasion, people clean and decorate their homes, they wear new clothes and</i>
<i>family members enjoy together special food such as sticky rice cake. Everyone in VN</i>
<i>feel happy on Tet holiday.</i>
<b>5/ Homework: </b>
Ask sts to write about one celebration that they like best.
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
- After studying the lesson, sts know how to give and respond to compliments.
- Developing sts’ speaking and listening skills.
- Giving sts a chance to listen to the song “Auld Lang Syne”
- Developing sts' love for singing.
<b>II. LANGUAGE CONTENTS:</b>
<b>1. Grammar: </b><i>expressions of giving and respond to compliments</i>
<b>2. Vocabulary: </b><i>active (a), activist (n), charity (n), nominate (v)</i>
<b>III. METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS</b>
<b>1. Method:</b> Audio-lingual method; Communicative approach
<b>2. Teaching aids:</b> text-book, pictures, cassette player and tape
<b>IV. TEACHING PROCEDURES: </b>
<b>1. Warm-up:</b>
- Let sts listen to the song "Auld Lang Syne" for fun
<b>2. SPEAKING</b>
<b>a/ Presentation</b>
- Set the scene: Trang has just won the first prize in the English speaking contest. What
does Mai say to give a compliment to Trang? And what does Trang respond?
- Give example:
<i>Mai: Well done, Trang </i>
<i>Trang: Thanks</i>
- Introduce other expressions to sts:
* <b>Give a compliment</b>
<i>- That's great . . .</i>
<i>- That's an excellent . . .</i>
<i>- Congratulation on . . .</i>
<i>- Let me congratulate you on . . . </i>
<b>* Respond to a compliment</b>
<i>- Thanks / thanks a lot</i>
<i>- It's very nice / kind of you to say so</i>
<i>- That's very kind of you</i>
- Explain new words before asking sts to practice in pairs
<i><b>Vocabulary:</b></i>
<i>- active(a)</i>
<i>- activist (n): </i>
<i>- nominate(v): -> nomination (n)</i>
<i>- charity (n): (kindness in giving help to the poor)</i>
<b>b/ Practice</b>:
- Ask sts to read the situation on page 66, 67 then work in pairs, giving and responding to
compliments.
- Sts practice in pairs, playing roles to give and respond to compliments.
<i><b>* Suggested answer:</b></i>
<i>b- Mother: Well done, Huyen.</i>
<i> Huyen: Thanks, Mom.</i>
<i> Tuan: It's nice of you to say so.</i>
<i> d- You: That's an excellent drawing, Hoa.</i>
<i> Hoa: That's very kind of you to say so.</i>
<b>c/ Further practice </b>(group-work)
- Divide the class into 4 groups.
- Have sts work in group to think of situations which they can give compliments.
- Ask one group to give situation, the others to make a dialogue.
- The groups which give good situations and suitable dialogues will get good marks.
<b>3. LISTENING</b>
<b>a/ Pre-listening</b>
<b>Vocabulary</b>
<i>- Auld Lang Syne: The Good Old Days</i>
<i>- be due to:</i>
<i>- acquaintance (n) -> get acquainted with…</i>
<i>- trusty (a): </i>
<b>Guessing</b>
- Have sts read the song Auld Lang Syne and work in pairs to guess the missing words.
<b>b/ While listening</b>
- Ask sts to listen to the tape twice and check their prediction.
- Give feed back
<b>Answer key:</b>
<i>a- days, b- take, c- mind, d- hand, e- kindness</i>
<b>c/ Post listening</b>
- Ask sts to listen to the song one more and try to learn it by heart.
<b>4- Homework</b>
- Learn new words and expressions by heart
- Prepare “READ”
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
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<b>I- OBJECTIVES</b>:
- Developing sts’ reading skill.
- Sts. know more about children’s opinions, feelings and memories about their father
- After studying the lesson, sts. know how much fathers love their children and this
makes them love their fathers more.
<b>II- LANGUAGE CONTENTS:</b>
<b>1. Grammar: </b>Relative clause with WHOSE, passive voice (review)
<b>2. Vocabulary: </b><i>hug (n), lose heart, groom (n), terrific (a), priority (n)</i>
<i>distinguish (v)…from, tear (n), considerate (a), sense of humor </i>
<b>III- METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS</b>:<b> </b>
<b>1. Method:</b> Audio-lingual method, communicative approach
<b>2. Teaching aids:</b> text book, pictures, cardboard …
<b>IV- TEACHING PROCEDURES: </b>
<b>1-Warm up: </b>
<i><b>* (Pelmanism)</b></i>
- Prepare 12 cards with numbers on one side and the dates (6 cards), the celebrations (6
cards) on the other side
- Make sure the celebrations and the dates are mixed up
- Stick the cards on the board so sts can only see the numbers
- Divide the sts into 2 teams and ask each team to choose 2 numbers in turns
- Turn over 2 cards at the same time and see if they match Ex: Independence Day - 2/9
- Give them one mark. If not, turn the card over again and ask the next team to choose
- Continue until all the cards are turned over and matched.
<i><b>* Chatting: </b>(T- sts)</i>
- Who do you love and admire most in your family? – Why?
- Are there any occasions for you to express your love or your feelings for him?
-> T. introduces the three passages that express the love, feelings and opinions of
children from the USA and Australia about their fathers.
<b>2. Pre-reading</b>
<b>Vocabulary</b>
<i>- hug (n) </i>
<i>- lose heart</i>
<i>- groom (n)</i>
<i>- terrific (a)</i>
<i>- priority (n)</i>
<i>- distinguish (v)…from </i>
<i>- tear (n) </i>
<i>- considerate (a)</i>
<i>- humor (n) ->humorous</i>
<i><b>* Task 1:</b></i>
- Have sts read the three passages in silence then complete the table:
<b>Who is he ?</b>
<i>1. He cried on her wedding day.</i> <i>Jane’s father</i>
<i>2. He seems to be her teacher.</i> <i>Rita’s father</i>
<i>3. He has a sense of humor. </i> <i>Bob’s father</i>
<i>5. According to his son, he is the best person in the world. </i> <i>Bob’s father</i>
<i>6. The word “love” can’t describe his strong feelings for her.</i> <i>Rita’s father</i>
<i><b>* Task 2:</b></i>
- Ask sts to work in pairs to find out the answers for the questions on page 69.
- Call on some pairs of sts. to ask and answer the questions in front of class.
- Correct sts’ mistakes.
<i><b>* Answer key</b></i>
<i>a- She sends this card to her dad.</i>
<i>b- He is possibly dead. These ideas may tell about that: . . .how much you are missed</i>
<i>and loved; I now have children, Dad. . . .</i>
<i>c- His sense of humor</i>
<i>d- A father as the best person in the world, a teacher, a care taker, a friend . . .</i>
<b>4. Post reading</b>
- Ask sts. to tell about their fathers.
<i><b>* Suggested questions: </b></i>
<i>+ How old is he?</i>
<i>+ What does he do?</i>
<i>+ What do you like best about him?</i>
<i>+ What are your feelings, opinions and memories about him? </i>
<b>5. Homework:</b>
- Ask sts to make their own cards for Father’s Day and write down their feelings,
opinions or memories about their fathers on the cards.
- Have sts. prepare “WRITE”
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
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- Developing sts.’ writing skill.
- After studying the lesson, Sts can write a letter to a friend/pen pal to share their ideas.
- Encouraging Sts. to express their love for their parents.
<b>II. LANGUAGE CONTENTS:</b>
<b>1. Grammar : </b>S.present tense
<b>2. Vocabulary : </b>words relating to celebrating Mother’s Day or Father’s Day
<b>III. METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS</b>:
<b>1.</b> <b>Method:</b> direct method; questions – answers; group work,
<b>2.</b> <b>Teaching aids</b>: text book, cardboard …
<b>IV. TEACHING PROCEDURES</b>:
<b>1-Warm up </b>
<b>* Game:</b> word square
- Divide the class into 2 teams.
- Have sts from each team go to the board and circle the words they find
- The team which circle more words will win the game.
<b>C</b> <b>E</b> <b>L</b> <b>E</b> <b>B</b> <b>R</b> <b>A</b> <b>T</b> <b>E</b> <b>M</b>
<b>S</b> I <b>F</b> <b>L</b> <b>O</b> <b>W</b> <b>E</b> <b>R</b> <b>S</b> <b>E</b>
<b>P</b> K P O P R S T U <b>M</b>
<b>E</b> U M N O Y W W V <b>O</b>
<b>C</b> <b>I</b> <b>A</b> <b>L</b> <b>F</b> <b>O</b> <b>O</b> <b>D</b> Z <b>R</b>
<b>T</b> <b>R</b> <b>A</b> <b>D</b> <b>I</b> <b>T</b> <b>I</b> <b>O</b> <b>N</b> <b>Y</b>
F I A O D C B A N M
I G I L M N <b>C</b> <b>A</b> <b>R</b> <b>D</b>
G H K R Q O P S Y W
<b>* Chatting:</b> (T- Sts)
- Do you love your parents?
- Are there any occasions for you to express your love for them in Vietnam?
- Do you think it is necessary to have a day to celebrate for your mom and another
for your dad?
-> T. introduces the new lesson
<b>1. Pre- writing </b>
- T. explains the outline of the writing and new words
<i>- enhance (v): </i>
- day off: <i>- support (v)- nationwide (adv)</i>
<b>3. While-writing</b> (group-work)
Have sts write to a friend to tell him or her about why they want to celebrate Mother's
Day or Father's Day in Vietnam and how to celebrate it.
<b>4. Post writing</b>
- Ask sts to read aloud their writing before class.
<i><b>* Suggested writing:</b></i>
<i>In my opinion, it is necessary to have a day to celebrate for our parents.</i>
<i>On this special day children have a chance to express their feelings, memories and</i>
<i>love for their parents. We have an opportunity to enhance family traditions and bring</i>
<i>family members closer.</i>
<i>It's suitable to celebrate the day on the first sun day of April because Sunday is a day</i>
<i>off. Everyone is free from them work or study. Moreover the weather in April is fine, so</i>
<i>we can hold many activities outdoors.</i>
<i>It's not necessary to have a big party but it is a good idea to have lunch or dinner with</i>
<i>all family members. Children should give their parents flowers and send them cards or</i>
<i>bring them a special cake. Children may also serve their parents the food they like best.</i>
<i>I believe my idea will e supported and the day will be celebrated nationwide because</i>
<i>everyone loves their parents and wants their parents to be happy. </i>
<b>5- Homework </b>
- Ask Sts. to rewrite their task on their notebooks.
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
<b>I- OBJECTIVES</b>:
- Developing sts' writing skill.
- After studying the lesson, Sts can write sentences with relative clauses and adverb
clauses of concession.
<b>II. LANGUAGE CONTENTS:</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Grammar : </b>relative clauses; adv clauses of concession
<b>2. Vocabulary</b><i><b>:</b></i>compose, though, although, even though
<b>III. METHOD AND TEACHING AIDS: </b>
<i><b>1. </b></i><b>Method: </b>Teaching grammar
<b>2. Teaching aids</b>: cardboard, text book, pictures, …
<b>IV. TEACHING PROCEDURES</b>:
<b>* Warm up:</b>
- Write the words whose letters are in a random order on the board
- Divide the class into 2 teams
- Sts from 2 teams go to the board and write the correct words
<i>3- ubclpi = public</i>
<i>4- ppaenh = happen</i>
<i>5- stieavfl = festival</i>
<b>LANGUAGE FOCUS 1, 2</b>: <b>RELATIVE CLAUSES</b>
<b>1/ Presentation: </b>
- Give Sts. 2 examples and explain how to use the relative pronouns Who, Which in
relative clauses
<i>Ex: Join these sentences, using relative clauses</i>
<i>1/ Tet is <b>a festival</b>. <b>Tet</b> occurs in late January or early February</i>
<i> Tet is <b>a festival</b><b>WHICH</b> occurs in late January or early February</i>
<b>relative clause</b>
<i>2/ My Aunt Judy is <b>the woman</b>. <b>She</b> is holding Jack.</i>
<i> My Aunt Judy is <b>the woman WHO</b> is holding Jack.</i>
<b> relative clause</b>
<i><b>* Relative pronouns: WHO, WHICH</b></i>
<i><b>+ Who </b>is used for people;<b> Which </b>is used for thing</i>
<b>2/ Practice:</b> (pairwork)
- Ask sts to do the exercises1,2 on pages 70, 71.
- Give feedback.
<i><b>Exercise 1</b><b> :</b></i>
<i>a/ Auld Lang Syne is a song <b>which</b> is sung on New Year’s Eve.</i>
<i>b/ This watch is a gift <b>which</b> was given to me by my aunt on my 14th<sub> birthday.</sub></i>
<i>c/ My friend Tom, <b>who</b> sings Western folk songs very well, can compose songs.</i>
<i>d/ We often go to the town cultural house, <b>which</b> always opens on public holidays.</i>
<i>e/ I like reading books <b>which</b> tell about different peoples and their cultures.</i>
<i>f/ On my mum’s birthday my dad gave her roses, <b>which </b>were very sweet and beautiful.</i>
<i>g/ Judy liked the full-moon festival, <b>which</b> happened in mid-fall, very much.</i>
<i>h/ Tomorrow I’ll go to the airport to meet my friends, <b>who</b> come to stay with us during</i>
<i>the Christmas. </i>
<b>Exercise 2 :</b>
<i>a/ Mom is the woman <b>who </b>is sitting in an armchair/ receiving a gift from the little girl.</i>
<i>b/ Dad is the man <b>who</b> is standing behind my sister.</i>
<i>c/ Linda is the little girl <b>who</b> is wearing a pink dress/ giving a gift to Mom.</i>
<i>d/ Grandmother is the woman <b>who</b> is wearing a violet blouse/ giving a gift to the baby.</i>
<i>e/ Uncle John is the man <b>who </b>is wearing a pink jumper.</i>
<i>f/ Jack is the little boy <b>who</b> is sitting on his mother’s lap.</i>
<b>LANGUAGE FOCUS 3, 4 </b>
<i><b>EVEN THOUGH / THOUGH / ALTHOUGH + Adv. clause of concession</b></i>
<b>1/ Presentation:</b>
- Set the scene:
- Ask sts to combine 2 sentences above into one by using a connective <b>even though </b>
<i>Thu ha is not satisfied with her preparations for Tet <b>even though </b>she</i> <i>has decorated</i>
<i>her house and made plenty of cakes.</i>
<i>- Explain the position of adv. Clause of concession in a sentence.</i>
<b>2/ Practice</b>
- Have sts do the exercises 3,4 on page 72,73
- Give feedback
<b>* </b><i><b>Exercise 3:</b></i>
<i>b/ <b>Although</b> we don’t have a Mother’s Day in Viet Nam, Dad and I have special gifts</i>
<i>and parties for my mom every year on the 8th<sub> of March.</sub></i>
<i>c/ We went to Ha Noi to watch the parade on the National Day last year <b>even though</b></i>
<i>we live in Nam Dinh.</i>
<i>d/ Many tourists enjoy most of the festivals in Viet Nam, <b>though</b> they do not</i>
<i>understand Vietnamese culture very much.</i>
<i>e/ <b>Even though</b> in Australia Christmas season is in summer, people enjoy Christmas</i>
<i>as much as they do in other European countries.</i>
<i>f/ <b>Although</b> Jim came to the show late due to the traffic jam, he could see the main</i>
<b>* </b><i><b>Exercise 4:</b></i>
<i>a/ <b>Although </b>Mrs. Thoa is tired, she helped Tuan with his homework.</i>
<i>b/ <b>Even though</b> Liz has an exam tomorrow, She is still watching TV now.</i>
<i>c/ It rained yesterday <b>although </b>the weather bureau predicted the weather would be</i>
<i>fine.</i>
<i>d/ Ba ate a lot of food <b>though</b> he wasn’t hungry.</i>
<i>e/ <b>Even though</b> the keyboard wasn’t working well, Mary tried to finish her letter. </i>
<b>* HOMEWORK</b>
- Have sts write 5 sentences, using adv. clause of concession.
<b>V. TEACHING EXPERIENCE:</b>
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