LESSON 7

 


Welcome to a new lesson and a new unit!

We're goingo to begin this lesson by watching a video:


How is this video connected with the new unit? Let's find out...

1- Read about Gareth Malone's Extraordinary School for Boys, then listen to part 1 of a radio programme about the experiment and answer the questions:




1- How long did Gareth have to teach the boys?

2- What was his aim?

3- What three things did he believe were important?

2- Listen to part 2 and complete the chart:

PART 2 (audio)


3- Listen to part 3 to find out what the result of the experiment was. Did the boys' reading improve?

PART 3 (audio)

4- Let's focus on vocabulary now. Go to page 64 in the SB and match the questions with the school subjects. Then listen and check:



SCHOOL SUBJECTS (AUDIO)

4- Now, let's go to page 161 in the SB. Complete the text about the UK with words from the list. You may need a dictionary:



5- Listen and check:

IN THE UK (audio)


6- Complete the text about the US with words from the list:



7- Listen and check:

IN THE US (audio)

8- Complete the texts with verbs from the list:


9- Listen and check:

VERBS (audio)

10- Study these differences:


HOMEWORK:

1- Read the topics below and choose one or two you agree or disagree with and record a two-minute audio with your opinion. Take into account the information in the box. (Send the audio to my mail or to my wpp)




2- Read the information on page 144 SB and send me Act. a and b. We're going to continue working with this topic in the zoom class. 

THIS IS ALL FOR TODAY! 



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