E 8 UNIT 11

Unit : Eleven TRAVELING AROUND VIETNAM Lesson : 01 LISTEN AND READ

Date/Week : ……………………………………………………………………………… Period : 66

A/ OBJECTIVE :

By the end of the lesson, students will be able to use some expressions to express their

interest. And to make and respond to formal requests with “would you mind if I/ would you mind

+ V ing”

B/ TECHNIQUES : Listening – Reading

C/ TEACHING AIDS : Textbook – Exercisebooks – Cards – Posters – Pictures.

D/ PROCEDURE :

T CONTENTS T’S ACTIVITIES PS’ ACTIVITIES

I/ Warm up : Jumbled words

KEY :

Ngo Mon Gate, Ha long Bay, The Temple

Literature, Nha Rong Harbor.

II/ New lesson:

* Pre teach vocabulary :

- a crop : muøa maøng (explan)

- a sugar can : caây mía (exam)

- a water buffalo : con traâu (realia)

- a forty-minute drive (explan)

* Checking : R & R

1) Activity 1 : Getting started

Match the places of interest in Viet Nam

with their names

KEY :

a) Ngo Mon Gate

b) Nha Rong Harbor.

c) The temple Literature

d) Ha long Bay.

2) Activity 2 : Practice the dialogue

Writes the topic on the

board : PLACES OF

INTEREST.

Puts the chart with

jumbled words on the

board

Divides the class into

two groups and asks

each group to connect

the words to make the

right phrases for places

of interest and write

them on the board as

fast as possible

Elicits the new words

from Ps.

Read

Asks ps to open books

(page 98) and match the

nameswith the pictures

Gives feedback

Reads the dialogue (2ts)

Reads again (2ts)

Calls some groups 3 to

practice (Hoa, Tim, Mr.

Jone + Shannon)

Number the ps 1,2,3 and

asks them to practice

(one : Hoa , Two : Tim

and Three : Mr.

Jones+Mrs.

Come to the board

and choose the words

in circle to connect

them into phrases for

places of interest and

write them on the

board

Listen and guess

Repeat after the

teacher (chorus/Indiv)

Open book and match

Work in individually

Listen

Listen and repeat

Practice the dialogue

Work in groups 3

(open pairs)

Practice in groups 3

(close pair)

Harbor Gate

Halong Nha Rong

Ngo Mon The Temple

Literature Bay