Today's Lesson
Task
Vocabulary
Giving ideas
promise, boutique, deserve, sticky
Reading
Grammar
Narrative character and setting
Turn-taking structures
Community Conflicts
Level 7 Unit 1 Lesson 1
teacher tips
Get Thinking!
What is your favourite place in your community?
teacher tips
Idioms
castle in the air a dream that is probably impossible Carol is trying to open her business, but I think she is building a castle in the air.
Reading
Prereading
What do you usually do in the summer?
teacher tips
Reading
Jenny sat on the steps outside the library and squinted as a cloud moved to cover the sun.
“What do you think?” She turned toward her younger brother. “Should we walk to the store or wait for Mom to pick us up?" “In my opinion, it is too hot to walk anywhere right now,” Sammy replied.
“If we go to the store, I’ll buy you an ice cream cone,” Jenny promised her brother.
Sammy jumped up instantly and rushed down the stairs, shouting with joy.
promise
Reading
Jenny walked slowly down the stairs and joined her brother on the sidewalk. While they walked toward the corner store, Jenny looked into the different windows along Main Street. She slowed down in front of the boutique and stared at the dress in the front window.
“I wonder if Mom would buy me this dress,” she said aloud. “What’s your opinion?”
Sammy turned around and ran back to his sister. “I really doubt it,” he shook his head. “It’s almost 200 dollars.”
boutique
Reading
“I believe I deserve this dress,” Jenny exclaimed. “I did a lot of housework, and I babysat you all summer.”
“I disagree,” Sammy said while he pulled his sister away from the window. “I deserve 200 dollars for putting up with you all summer.”
The siblings entered the corner store and spent a few minutes enjoying the air conditioning. Finally, Jenny picked up an ice-cold can of lemonade and a bag of snacks. Sammy chose a triple-fudge chocolate ice cream cone.
deserve
Reading
Once they were back on the sidewalk, Sammy pointed across the street. “We could go to the toy store,” he suggested.
“I’m not sure,” Jenny answered. “They won’t let us in with food, and you need to wash your sticky hands before you touch anything.”
“We could go to the park, then,” Sammy said. “They have a fountain where I can wash my hands.”
“That’s a great idea,” Jenny agreed, and the two turned at the corner toward the park.
sticky
Comprehension
- What were Jenny and Sammy doing on the library steps?
- Why do they go to the corner store?
- What did Jenny do all summer?
- What is the setting of this story?
teacher tips
Matching
deserve
boutique
sticky
promise
teacher tips
Choose
- promised
- potioned
- portion
- past
1. I my mom that I would study for the test.
- deserve
- desert
- dessert
- destroy
2. I did so much work and now I a break.
- boutique
- bench
- deserve
- promise
3. I bought this dress in the new down the street.
XX
correct
- promise
- deserve
- boutique
- sticky
4. I made a to never eat chocolate.
XX
incorrect
5. After he ate the chocolate, his hands were all .
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Narrative
Characters
Setting
Grammar
Turn Taking
Ask someone what they think: Don't you think? What do you think? What's your opinion?
Suggest something: We could . . . Fancy . . . What if we . . .
To have a proper dialogue, you must be able to take turns
Ask someone if your idea is acceptable: Is that alright? Is that okay? Is it okay if . . .?
Use one of these expressions so that the other person can begin speaking
teacher tips
Practice
I think that carrots are the most delicious vegetable in the world. What do you think?
Practice
teacher tips
Give Ideas
get a job
relax
What should children do during their summer vacation?
do housework
study
babysit
teacher tips
Listening
What is the main idea of this radio ad?
teacher tips
Extension
Listen to this podcast! Minute 3:50 - 6:10 Be prepared to tell your teacher how elevators go up and down in the next class.
Exit Interview
Why is taking turns important in a conversation?
Goodbye!
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Today's Lesson
Task
Vocabulary
Giving ideas
promise, boutique, deserve, sticky
Reading
Grammar
Narrative character and setting
Turn-taking structures
Community Conflicts
Level 7 Unit 1 Lesson 1
teacher tips
Get Thinking!
What is your favourite place in your community?
teacher tips
Idioms
castle in the air a dream that is probably impossible Carol is trying to open her business, but I think she is building a castle in the air.
Reading
Prereading
What do you usually do in the summer?
teacher tips
Reading
Jenny sat on the steps outside the library and squinted as a cloud moved to cover the sun. “What do you think?” She turned toward her younger brother. “Should we walk to the store or wait for Mom to pick us up?" “In my opinion, it is too hot to walk anywhere right now,” Sammy replied. “If we go to the store, I’ll buy you an ice cream cone,” Jenny promised her brother. Sammy jumped up instantly and rushed down the stairs, shouting with joy.
promise
Reading
Jenny walked slowly down the stairs and joined her brother on the sidewalk. While they walked toward the corner store, Jenny looked into the different windows along Main Street. She slowed down in front of the boutique and stared at the dress in the front window. “I wonder if Mom would buy me this dress,” she said aloud. “What’s your opinion?” Sammy turned around and ran back to his sister. “I really doubt it,” he shook his head. “It’s almost 200 dollars.”
boutique
Reading
“I believe I deserve this dress,” Jenny exclaimed. “I did a lot of housework, and I babysat you all summer.” “I disagree,” Sammy said while he pulled his sister away from the window. “I deserve 200 dollars for putting up with you all summer.” The siblings entered the corner store and spent a few minutes enjoying the air conditioning. Finally, Jenny picked up an ice-cold can of lemonade and a bag of snacks. Sammy chose a triple-fudge chocolate ice cream cone.
deserve
Reading
Once they were back on the sidewalk, Sammy pointed across the street. “We could go to the toy store,” he suggested. “I’m not sure,” Jenny answered. “They won’t let us in with food, and you need to wash your sticky hands before you touch anything.” “We could go to the park, then,” Sammy said. “They have a fountain where I can wash my hands.” “That’s a great idea,” Jenny agreed, and the two turned at the corner toward the park.
sticky
Comprehension
teacher tips
Matching
deserve
boutique
sticky
promise
teacher tips
Choose
1. I my mom that I would study for the test.
2. I did so much work and now I a break.
3. I bought this dress in the new down the street.
XX
correct
4. I made a to never eat chocolate.
XX
incorrect
5. After he ate the chocolate, his hands were all .
This optional item should be grouped with a BOLD Genially text (which you can change the appearance of) in which the number of correct answers will be displayed.
verify
This optional item is to be grouped with a BOLD Genially text (which you can change the appearance) in which the number of wrong answers will be displayed.
Narrative
Characters
Setting
Grammar
Turn Taking
Ask someone what they think: Don't you think? What do you think? What's your opinion?
Suggest something: We could . . . Fancy . . . What if we . . .
To have a proper dialogue, you must be able to take turns
Ask someone if your idea is acceptable: Is that alright? Is that okay? Is it okay if . . .?
Use one of these expressions so that the other person can begin speaking
teacher tips
Practice
I think that carrots are the most delicious vegetable in the world. What do you think?
Practice
teacher tips
Give Ideas
get a job
relax
What should children do during their summer vacation?
do housework
study
babysit
teacher tips
Listening
What is the main idea of this radio ad?
teacher tips
Extension
Listen to this podcast! Minute 3:50 - 6:10 Be prepared to tell your teacher how elevators go up and down in the next class.
Exit Interview
Why is taking turns important in a conversation?
Goodbye!
Feedback form
Date:
Feedback FormLevel 7 Unit 1 Lesson 1
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Student:
Teacher:
Comments:
Vocabulary
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Teacher:
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