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1.6 “Paz” y “seguridad” después de la Guerra Fría

Task 1

• Students study the sentences &

complete the Grammar Table.

• They can refer to the Grammar

Appendix, pp. 170-171 if they need help.

 Answers: Past habits: a, d, e Past states: b, c

We form the negatives with

subject + didn't + use to (in the base form)

We form the questions with

did + subject + use to (in the base form) The short answers are:

Yes, I did / No, I didn't Task 2

• Students add their own ideas in the

table.

• In pairs, they ask each other & put a

tick or a cross in the table.

• Explain that they can use either the

Past Simple or ‘used to'.  WB Tasks 5 & 6, p. 75 Technology

Talking about past habits and states - Past Simple / used to

WRITING SB page 78  Aims and Objectives

To involve students inwriting a paragraph about their partners’ past habits

To provide practice in simple past & “used to”

To integratewriting with speaking Task 1

• Students write their paragraphs & draw

a picture of their partner if they like.

• Explain that students can use both the

Past Simple & ‘used to' to make their paragraphs more interesting.

Task 2

• In pairs, students read each other's

paragraphs.

• Explain that they have to check if the

Simple past & 'used to' forms are used correctly.

• Students give each other feedback &

write their final drafts. Task 3

• Students put their paragraphs on

display on the class notice board for everyone to see.

• Alternatively, students can write their

paragraphs on the computer & publish them on the school website.

 Introduction: Writing (peer feedback

& process writing)

EXTRA! : Writing

• Students can write about their past

habits when they were in primary school or in kindergarten at home & bring to class next time.

• Students can exchange paragraphs &

check each other's work.

 WB Task 8, p. 76 (homework)  Introduction: Workbook writing

 LISTENING & READING SB page 79

 Aims and Objectives To involve students in

- listening to & reading a song about past habits

- listening for gist

- reading & listening for detail To integratelistening with reading & speaking

Vocabulary

lyrics, advice, abroad, diary, subtitles, key pal, music score

Task 1

• Books closed.

• Write the three questions on the board. • Play the CD twice if necessary.

• Students listen & find the answers.

 Answers:

A dad is singing to his son about how he used to practise English

Task 2

• Books open.

• Go through items a-j & check for any

difficulties.

• Play the CD again. Students follow in

their books and tick the correct answers.

• Check answers with the class.

Task 3

• Invite students to answer the questions. • This can be done as a class discussion or

in small groups. EXTRA!

• Play the CD again. Students sing the

song.

• They can sing the song in different

ways: each group one verse, every other verse etc.

• Refer students to the idea in the box. • Revise music score.

• If there are any students who can play

a musical instrument, they can play the song in class or in school celebrations.

• They can ask the music teacher to help

them.

EXTRA! : Writing a song

• Ask students to find words which rhyme

in the song (‘school-Liverpool’, ‘comics-lyrics', ‘school-tool’, etc.).

• Explain words students ask for. • In small groups, students write their

own songs about learning English.

• They can use the ideas in Task 2. • Encourage them to use words that

rhyme.

EXTRA! : School band

• If there are any students who can play a

musical instrument or write music, they can write the music for the songs & perform them in class or in school celebrations.

• They can ask the music teacher to help

them.

NEXT LESSON see Aids p. 61

 PROJECT SB page 79  Aim

To raisestudents' awareness about learning how to learn

• Read through the steps of the project

with the class & explain.

• Students choose an activity from

Listening & Reading Task 3.

• They have to try & add this activity to

their daily routine for three weeks (this time period can be longer or shorter).

• At the end of the first week, allow some

time in class for students to discuss how they're getting on & if they find the activity useful etc.

• Allow L1 if necessary.

• At the end of the project, students can

write what they did, for how long & if it helped them.

• Allow less confident students to write

their texts in L1. The aim of the project is to encourage students to make decisions about their own learning. EXTRA! : Project

When my parents were teenagers…

• In groups, students make a list of

questions they would like to ask their parents / relatives about their teenage life.

• They collect information and photos &

bring them in class.

• They write short texts to accompany the

photos.

• They make a poster and put it on

display.

SELF-ASSESSMENT pp. 80-82  Introduction: Self-assessment

Language Vocabulary Grammar Curriculum Suggested Functions Link Link Link /Themes Lesson

Schedule

-Talking Environment Present Links to: 3 teaching

about Perfect Environmental periods

experiences Simple (1) Education 1. Cover page,

Culture Tasks 1-4

History & Reading ICT 2.Vocabulary & Modern Greek Grammar Links Geography 3.Speaking

Themes:

System Interaction

-Talking Work Present Dimension 3 teaching

about skills Perfect periods

& abilities Simple (2) 1.Reading

-Expressing & Speaking

preferences 2.Vocabulary &

-Talking Grammar Link

about recently 3.Writing &

completed Speaking

actions

-Talking Ancient Present 5 teaching

about past monuments Perfect periods

experiences Simple vs. 1.Reading

Past Simple & Listening

2.Grammar Link & Speaking 3.Reading & Writing 4.Project 5. Self- assessment

Teens in action!

Unit 6

Lesson 1 Let’s go green! Lesson 2 Many hands make light work! Lesson 3 Learn by doing!

 COVER PAGE SB page 83 Vocabulary

adopt, recycling, discover, protect, archaeologist

 Introduction: Cover page  Answers: A. 3 B. 1 C. 2

(D is extra)  Tapescript

Listen and match the speakers (1-3) with the ideas in the photos (a-d). There is one extra photo.

Speaker 1

Hi, I'm Andrew. I worry about our planet and I want to help. That's why I'm in a recycling team.

Speaker 2

Hi, there. I'm Penelope. I live in a historic city and I love discovering its past with my friends. I'll tell you what we do.

Speaker 3

My name is Lyn. I love animals so I'm trying to do something to protect them. It's really interesting and fun!

LESSON 1