AE - L6 U2 L2-done-proofed

modal verbsmay, might, could

Grammar

Reading

Vocabulary

Today's Lesson

narrativeconnections

burn humiliatedstove finally

Word Work

embarrassedembarrassing

Level 6 Unit 2 Lesson 2

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

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 was so embarrassed when I lost the race. Falling down was so embarrassing.

Adjectives

frightened

shocked

confused

tired

bored

annoyed

excited

embarrassed

Adjectives

Vocabulary

The whole forest was burning all night.

burn - to be on fire

stove - an appliance for cooking

I use the stove when I want to fry eggs.

After a long, cold winter, the tulips finally bloomed.

finally - in the end

humiliating - embarrassing

It was so humiliating when everyone laughed at me.

finally

humiliating

stove

burn

matching

finally

burn

humiliating

stove

I just turned on the to fry some eggs.

But I dropped the pan, and the room started to .

The firemen arrived and put out the flames.

Setting the kitchen on fire was so !

What could have started this fire?

determine the cause

Reading

prereading

Friday Today was the worst day ever! I was babysitting my brother and Kari sent me a video that showed how to make a snack with cheese and peppers. I thought that I might enjoy cooking, but turns out, I can’t cook, either. The instructions said that I needed a hard cheese, some pasta and some tomatoes. I started boiling water, and then cut up three tomatoes, but I couldn’t find any hard cheese. While I was looking, my brother started to cry, and I had to help him find his teddy bear.

I went to look for the teddy bear, and the pan on the stove began to burn. I raced into the kitchen, but couldn’t turn the stove off in time. The smoke detector started whistling loudly and I couldn’t turn it off. I had to open all the windows, so the neighbors heard the smoke alarm and came to find out what happened. All of the neighbors stood outside of the house and laughed at me. I was so humiliated.

My brother would not stop screaming, so I had to take him outside as well. The smoke detector was finally quiet, but the pan was ruined and the whole house still smells bad. My brother didn't want to go inside, so he was still awake when my parents came home. I think I might be the world’s worst babysitter. Mom told me that I must never cook again when she is not home. I know she was angry, but she might also be sad because I am not good at anything. I decided that I will not try any new activities, because I do everything terribly.

The neighbors laughed at Kelly

The smoke detector started whistling.

Kari sent the narrator a recipe.

Kelly's brother started crying.

Kelly and her brother had to go outside.

Kelly started boiling water.

sequencing

How are they different?

How are Kelly and Muriel alike?

text to text connection

Grammar

mightfuture possiblityI might go to the store next week.I might not.

mayfuture possiblityI may go to the zoo tomorrow. I may not.

couldfuture possibiltyI could go to the store, but I probably won't.

possibility

fortune telling

canpresent abilityI can skateboard now.I can't play the guitar yet.

could past abilityI could ride a bike when I was six.I couldn't play football last week.

past ability

past ability

Wrap Up

Pretend you are going to the store. What would you need to ask the shop assistant?

Role Play

Write 5 sentences about the things you do for fun.

Extension

or

Think about a new activity you would like to do. Write down why you want to do this activity.

modal verbs:may, might,could

narrativesequencing

burn, stove,admit, finally

adjuectivesed verus ing

Reading

Grammar

Word Work

Vocabulary

Wrap Up

Poem

comparativesuperlative

Goodbye!

Goodbye!

Goodbye!