Unit 01. My new school. Lesson 2. A closer look 1

English 6
UNIT 1: MY NEW SCHOOL
A closer look 1
One student comes to the board and answers the question:
1/Translate from English to Vietnamese:
-uniform
-pencil sharpener
-textbook
2/Translate from Vietnamese to English:
-hộp bút
-giống nhau
-nặng
đồng phục
gọt bút chì
sách giáo khoa
pencil case
same
heavy
UNIT 1 – A CLOSER LOOK 1
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1/ Vocabulary
UNIT 1 – A CLOSER LOOK 1
physics exercise
English vocabulary
history football
homework lessons
judo music
school lunch science
1/ Listen and repeat the word
physics: môn Vật lý exercise: bài tập
English: môn Tiếng Anh (Môn Anh văn)
vocabulary: từ vựng
history: môn Lịch sử football: đá bóng
homework: bài tập về nhà
lessons: các bài học judo: võ ju-đô
music: âm nhạc
school lunch: ăn trưa ở trường
science: môn Khoa học
Vocabulary
Put the correct word in the correct place
physics
exercise
English
vocabulary
history
football
homework
lessons
judo
music
school lunch
science
music


physics


school lunch
2/ Work in pair. Put the word in 1 into the group
physics exercise English vocabulary
history football homework lesson
judo music school lunch science
football
music
homework
judo
exercise
school lunch
lessons
physics
English
history
vocabulary
science
1.I do ____________ with my friend.
2.Duy play ____________ for the school team.
3.All the ___________ at my new school are interesting.
4.They are healthy. They do _____________ everyday.
5. I study maths, English and _____________ on Mondays.
3/ Put one of this words in each blank
lessons football
science judo
homework
homework
football
lessons
judo
science
4/ Write sentences about yourself using the combinations above
Eg:
-We have English lessons on Tuesday and Thursday.
-We have Science lessons on Monday and Friday.
-I like playing football in my free time.
-I don’t like doing judo.
-I always finish my homework before 9.pm
2/ Pronunciation
/əʊ/ and /ʌ/
UNIT 1 – A CLOSER LOOK 1
PRACTICE
/əʊ/
/ʌ/
We pronounce /əʊ/ when:
-“o” is usually pronounce /əʊ/ when it is the last letter of the word: go, no, …
-“oa” is pronounce /əʊ/ when in the word has one syllable and ends with a consonant or consonants: coat, road, …
-“ou” can pronounce /əʊ/: soul, dough, …
-“ow” are pronounce /əʊ/: slow, know, …
We pronounce /ʌ/ when:
-“o” usually pronounce /ʌ/ when it in one syllable word and in stress syllables in words with many syllables: come, some, …
-“u” usually pronounce /ʌ/ when the word end with “u + consonant”: but, cup, …
-“oo” can pronounce /ʌ/ in these circumstances : blood, flood
-“un” are pronounce / ʌ / when it’s the begin of the word : unhappy, untidy
-“ou” usually pronounce /ʌ/ when the word end with “ou + one consonant / two consonants”: country, couple, …
5/ Listen and repeat. Pay attention to the sound /əʊ/ and /ʌ/
1. /əʊ/: judo going homework open
2. /ʌ/ : brother Monday mother month
6/ Listen to the words and put them into two groups
rode
don’t
hope
Monday
homework
month
come
post
one
some 
7/ Underlined the sounds /əʊ/ and /ʌ/ you hear
1.They are going to open a nice library.
2. I’m coming home from school.
3. His brother eats lunch in the school canteen.
4. The new school year start next month.
5. My brother is doing his homework.
6. They go to the judo club every Sunday.
Pronunciation
Is the underline pronunce /əʊ/ or /ʌ/?
Go
Blood
Coat
Couple
No
Slow
But
Road
Cup
Flood
Country
Dough