AE - L6 U2 L1-done

Reading

narrativepoint of view

Word Work

embarrassed versus embarrassing

modal verbs can, be able to, may

Grammar

Vocabulary

Today's Lesson

instead embarrassadmit force

Level 6 Unit 2 Lesson 1

Pastimes and Hobbies

Shop, shop, shop,'Til you drop, drop, drop!Pay with cash or with your phone,Shop with friends or go alone.Hurry up and get in line,That light green sweater sure is fine.This store has the best in fashion,And shopping here is my biggest passion.

'Til You Drop

Teacher Tips

Teacher Tips

Vocabulary

instead -an alternative or substitution

I don't have any bread, so I will eat crackers instead.

embarrassed -to feel awkward and self-concious

He was so embarrassed when he fell off his chair.

He admitted to breaking the glass with his baseball.

admit - confess to be true

force - strength

She kicked the ball with all of her force and it sailed into the net.

an alternative

feel awkward or self-concious

strength

say that something is true

instead

embarrassed

admit

force

vocabulary

Tuesday

Tuesday It's me, Kelly, again. I can’t believe that mom won’t let me go swimming with Jenny on Saturday. She says I have to go shopping with her to buy a new dress for my cousin’s wedding. Shopping! I hate shopping! It is so boring. All of the stores have the same clothes and there are always so many people. The lines are so long and my mom keeps giving me uncomfortable things that I have to try on. I asked mom if I could go to the movies with Kari on Friday instead, but she said that I will have to babysit my brother while she and my dad go to dinner.

Good At Nothing

wrong goal

• embarrassed
• admitted
• forced
• instead

• force
• height
• weight
• powerful
• speed

check

• admit
• cry
• truth
• angry
• confusing

• Instead
• After
• Unfortunately
• Embarrassed
• Admitted

After the game, he had to that he was confused.

of making a goal for his team, he scored for the other team.

correct

incorrect

XX

XX

He kicked the ball with all of his , but in the wrong direction.

My brother was so when he scored the goal.

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Word Work

Adjectives with the -ing ending:Tell why you feel that way.That movie was exciting!

Adjectives with the -ed ending:Tell how you feel.I feel excited!

I felt so bored today because my math teacher is super boring.

Adjectives

exciting

excited

embarrassed

embarrassing

That basketball game was really !

Falling down the stairs was so . Everbody laughed.

I was really when I won the race.

I felt so when I didn't know the answer.

Adjectives

What's your advice?

What should someone do if they are embarrassed?

Reading

Is it possible to not be good at anything?

Level 6 Unit 2 Lesson 1

prereading

What’s worse, I have a math exam and a history exam on Friday, so I have to study all week. I won’t be able to see Mary’s art exhibit or go out to dinner on Thursday because I have to study. Math is much easier for me than history is. I can never remember the names of all of the countries. Europe is massive and confusing and I am not good at studying.

Last week I went to soccer practice with Kari. I am not very good at soccer. I can’t run with the ball or kick forcefully. The field is massive, and I can’t run as fast as the other players. I might go back next week, but some of the players were really aggressive, and I didn’t like that. I went to an art class with Mary yesterday. The class was interesting, but I have to admit that I can not paint well, either. Mary painted a beautiful landscape with a mountain and a forest and a river. I painted the same thing she did, but my picture was much uglier than hers.

Remember when I told you that I tried out for the show choir? Well, today some of the students in the choir showed a video of my try-out. It was so embarrassing. I was singing horribly and all of the students were laughing at me. I still can’t believe it happened. I was so embarrassed. I am going to bed now. Hopefully, tomorrow will be a better day.

This is an expository text.

Kelly wants to go swimming.

Kelly doesn't have any brothersor sisters.

Kelly is good at singing.

Kelly loves playing soccer.

True or False

realistic fiction

narrative

text type

What’s worse, I have a math exam and a history exam on Friday, so I have to study all week. I won’t be able to see Mary’s art exhibit or go out to dinner on Thursday because I have to study. Math is much easier for me than history is. I can never remember the names of all of the countries. Europe is massive and confusing and I am not good at studying.

first-person

point of view

Grammar

Use 'be able to' with another verb or modalI will be able to buy a house next year. I want to be able to sing.

be able tocanI am able to swim.I am not able to fly.

canhave the abilityI can play the violin.I can't play the flute.

ability

Use 'be able to' with another verb or modalI will be able to buy a house next year. I want to be able to sing.

future ability

I want to be able to fly, so I can go anywhere in the world.

mayvery polite permissionMay I please have a fork?I'm sorry, but you may not go home!

caninformal permissionI can visit my friend this weekend.I can't go to the mall.

permission

Mom, I watch TV?

can

can

can

can

may

may

may

may

may

Be polite!

Mr. Cooper, I please go to lunch?

Hey Jessie, you open the window?

Mark, I come to your house?

Excuse me, I please order a drink?

Wrap Up

Debate the pros and cons of online shopping.

Debate

Write down five things you are not good at doing.

Extension

or

Write down some problems you might have while shopping.

modal verbscan, be able tomay

narrativepoint of viewtext type

insteadadmitforceembarrass

ed vs ing adjectives

Reading

Grammar

Word Work

Vocabulary

Wrap Up

Poem

rhyming words

Goodbye!

Goodbye!

Goodbye!