Unit 6. Places
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CLASS:6C
WELCOME TO THE TEACHERS!
* Where do you live?
* What is there near your house ?
* In the country or in the city ?
Wednesday, October 29th, 2014
Period 32
Unit 6: Places
Lesson 1: A1,2.
This is Thuy’s house
This is Thuy
A1: Listen and read.
Hello. My name’s Thuy. I’m twelve and I’m a student. I have a brother, Minh. He’s twenty. We live in a house near a lake. Our house has a yard.
It’s beautiful here.
There is a river and a lake. There is a hotel near the lake. There is a park near the hotel. There are trees and flowers in the park. There is a rice paddy near our house.
- A lake:
(n)
cái hồ
- A rice paddy:
(n)
đồng lúa
- A river:
(n)
Sông
- A tree:
(n)
Cây
- A flower:
(n)
Bông hoa
- A hotel:
(n)
Khách sạn
- A yard:
(n)
Sân
I/ Vocabulary:
A-Our house:
UNIT 6: PLACES
Lesson 1: A 1-2
- A park: (n)
Công viên
c
e
Matching:
b
h
a
d
g
c
i
7.lake
8.river
4.rice paddy
5.flower
6.park
1.Hotel
2.Near
9.Yard
f
3.tree
Example:
What are those?
- It is ......
- They are ...
a rice paddy
What is that?
trees
a) What is that?
It is a river.
b) What is that?
It is a hotel.
c) What are those?
They are trees.
d) What is that?
It is a house.
f) What are those?
They are flowers.
g) What is that?
It is a lake.
*.Practice :
a
b
d
e
f
A: What is that?
B: It’s a/an......
A: What are those?
B:They are .........
c
* Read and Answer the questions:
a) How old is Thuy ?
- Thuy / She is twelve.
b) What does she do ?
- She is a student.
c) What’s her brother’s name ?
- Her brother’s name is Minh.
d) How old is he ?
- He is twenty.
e) Where does Thuy live ?
- Thuy lives in a house.
f) What’s there, near the house ?
- There is a river, a hotel, a park and a rice paddy near the house.
* What is there near your house?
There is…………………………
There are……………………….
- Learn new words by heart.
Do: A1,2 in workbook.
* Homework
WELCOME TO THE TEACHERS!
* Where do you live?
* What is there near your house ?
* In the country or in the city ?
Wednesday, October 29th, 2014
Period 32
Unit 6: Places
Lesson 1: A1,2.
This is Thuy’s house
This is Thuy
A1: Listen and read.
Hello. My name’s Thuy. I’m twelve and I’m a student. I have a brother, Minh. He’s twenty. We live in a house near a lake. Our house has a yard.
It’s beautiful here.
There is a river and a lake. There is a hotel near the lake. There is a park near the hotel. There are trees and flowers in the park. There is a rice paddy near our house.
- A lake:
(n)
cái hồ
- A rice paddy:
(n)
đồng lúa
- A river:
(n)
Sông
- A tree:
(n)
Cây
- A flower:
(n)
Bông hoa
- A hotel:
(n)
Khách sạn
- A yard:
(n)
Sân
I/ Vocabulary:
A-Our house:
UNIT 6: PLACES
Lesson 1: A 1-2
- A park: (n)
Công viên
c
e
Matching:
b
h
a
d
g
c
i
7.lake
8.river
4.rice paddy
5.flower
6.park
1.Hotel
2.Near
9.Yard
f
3.tree
Example:
What are those?
- It is ......
- They are ...
a rice paddy
What is that?
trees
a) What is that?
It is a river.
b) What is that?
It is a hotel.
c) What are those?
They are trees.
d) What is that?
It is a house.
f) What are those?
They are flowers.
g) What is that?
It is a lake.
*.Practice :
a
b
d
e
f
A: What is that?
B: It’s a/an......
A: What are those?
B:They are .........
c
* Read and Answer the questions:
a) How old is Thuy ?
- Thuy / She is twelve.
b) What does she do ?
- She is a student.
c) What’s her brother’s name ?
- Her brother’s name is Minh.
d) How old is he ?
- He is twenty.
e) Where does Thuy live ?
- Thuy lives in a house.
f) What’s there, near the house ?
- There is a river, a hotel, a park and a rice paddy near the house.
* What is there near your house?
There is…………………………
There are……………………….
- Learn new words by heart.
Do: A1,2 in workbook.
* Homework
Sao lại Welcome TO the teachers?
Kính thưa ban quản trị Violet. Năm trước khi tìm tài liệu giúp cho hoạt động giảng dạy ở Tiểu học, tôi tìm được rất nhiều bài giảng nếu đánh tên bài vào Google. Nhưng không hiểu sao cũng tên bài đó (kể cả đánh thêm chữ Violet vào sau tên bài) thì Google chỉ tìm được một hai bài thuộc trang violet hoặc trang thành viên. Điều không mong muốn là Google đã chỉ đến trang khác. Do đó tôi có nghi ngờ sau không biết có phải không. Đó là có ai (hoặc một trang nào đó) đang lấy bài giảng rồi xóa bản gốc tại violet để chuyển sang trang khác với mục đích yêu cầu người tải phải nạp tiền mới tải được. Thực ra cách xóa bài giảng quá đơn giản kể cả xóa của người khác. Đó là người xóa chỉ cần là chủ một trang riêng sau đó đưa bài giảng = liên kết với bài giảng đã có sẵn của trang khac, khi đó nếu họ k thích hoặc cố tình xóa tư liệu bài giảng ở trang họ thì bài giảng ở trang kia cũng mất luôn theo lựa chọn XÓA Ở TẤT CẢ CÁC TRANG RIÊNG. Vậy nhờ Ban quản trị xem giúp có hiện trạng trên không. Nếu có xin hãy lưu ý giúp nếu không một ngày ... nào đó, chúng tôi những người giáo viên cũng ....NẢN.....không có thể nghĩ đến một nền giáo dục tốt đẹp được nữa. ( ĐÃ K THỂ CHỊU NỖI ÔNG BỘ GD & ĐT , nay chỉ còn tin vào trang xã hội violet, và các đồng nghiệp thôi)
A. WELCOME, interjection, = used to greet someone who has just arrived
"welcome to..."
- Welcome to London!
- Welcome back – it’s good to see you again.
- Hello, welcome home.
B. WELCOME, transitive verb
1. to say hello in a friendly way to someone who has just arrived = greet:
- I must be there to welcome my guests.
- They welcomed us warmly.
- His family welcomed me with open arms (= in a very friendly way).
2. to be glad to accept something:
- The college welcomes applications from people of all races.
- We would welcome any advice or suggestions with open arms .
3. to be glad that something has happened because you think it is a good idea:
- Economists have welcomed the decision to raise interest rates.
C. WELCOME, adjective
1. if someone is welcome in a place, other people are glad that they are there :
- I had the feeling I wasn’t really welcome.
- I didn’t feel welcome in the club.
- Mary made us very welcome .
- We try to make the new students feel welcome .
2. if something is welcome, you enjoy it because you feel that you need it :
- The weekend was a welcome break from the pressures of work.
- Six months in Scotland would make a welcome change from London.
- A cup of tea would be very welcome.
3. if something is welcome, you are glad that it has happened :
- The increase in interest rates is welcome news for investors.
- This new funding will come as a welcome boost for the industry.
4. be welcome to something spoken used to say that someone can have something if they want it, because you certainly do not want it:
- If you want to take the job you’re welcome to it!
5. be welcome to do something spoken used to invite someone to do something if they would like to:
- You’re welcome to stay for lunch.
6. you’re welcome! spoken a polite way of replying to someone who has just thanked you for something:
- ‘Thanks for the coffee.’ ‘You’re welcome.’
A. WELCOME, interjection, = used to greet someone who has just arrived
"welcome to..."
- Welcome to London!
- Welcome back – it’s good to see you again.
- Hello, welcome home.
B. WELCOME, transitive verb
1. to say hello in a friendly way to someone who has just arrived = greet:
- I must be there to welcome my guests.
- They welcomed us warmly.
- His family welcomed me with open arms (= in a very friendly way).
2. to be glad to accept something:
- The college welcomes applications from people of all races.
- We would welcome any advice or suggestions with open arms .
3. to be glad that something has happened because you think it is a good idea:
- Economists have welcomed the decision to raise interest rates.
C. WELCOME, adjective
1. if someone is welcome in a place, other people are glad that they are there :
- I had the feeling I wasn’t really welcome.
- I didn’t feel welcome in the club.
- Mary made us very welcome .
- We try to make the new students feel welcome .
2. if something is welcome, you enjoy it because you feel that you need it :
- The weekend was a welcome break from the pressures of work.
- Six months in Scotland would make a welcome change from London.
- A cup of tea would be very welcome.
3. if something is welcome, you are glad that it has happened :
- The increase in interest rates is welcome news for investors.
- This new funding will come as a welcome boost for the industry.
4. be welcome to something spoken used to say that someone can have something if they want it, because you certainly do not want it:
- If you want to take the job you’re welcome to it!
5. be welcome to do something spoken used to invite someone to do something if they would like to:
- You’re welcome to stay for lunch.
6. you’re welcome! spoken a polite way of replying to someone who has just thanked you for something:
- ‘Thanks for the coffee.’ ‘You’re welcome.’