Unit 12. A vacation abroad

Teacher: Tran Quoc Thinh
2012 _ 2013
CAN DUOC Junior High School
GOOD AFTERNOON
CAN DUOC LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL
TRAN QUOC THINH
WARM UP
Kim’s game
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Kim’s game
Britain
Thailand
China
Australia
Japan
Vietnam
UNIT 12: A VACATION ABROAD
Lesson 4: Read
Week: 9
Period: 83
Date: March …., 2013
I. NEW WORDS
What and Where
III. READ
II. PREDICTION
Ordering
Game
V. HOMEWORK
Parts of the lesson:
Complete the table.
IV. POST-READ
Answer questions
Mind Map
lava (n):
valley (n):
carve (v):
Dung nham
Thung lũng
Chạm, khắc
wharf (n):
volcano (n):
Núi lửa
prison (n):
Cầu tàu, cầu cảng
Nhà tù
valley (n):
carve (v):
lava (n):
volcano (n):
wharf (n):
prison (n):
valley (n):
carve (v):
lava (n):
volcano (n):
wharf (n):
prison (n):
valley (n):
carve (v):
lava (n):
volcano (n):
wharf (n):
prison (n):
valley (n):
carve (v):
lava (n):
volcano (n):
wharf (n):
prison (n):

prison
wharf
valley
What and where
lava
volcano
carve
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2.
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5.
II. Listen and put pictures in correct order:
We went swimming at Waikiki Beach as soon as we arrived on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. We took a small plane to Kilauea Volcano this afternoon. The lava was pouring out when we flew overhead. It was very exciting.
Waikiki Beach
Today we went on an eight-hour tour which included Fisherman’s Wharf, the Napa Valley wine-growing area, and the famous prison on the island of Alcatraz in the middle of San Francisco Bay.
This is a picture of Mount Rushmore where the heads of four American presidents are carved into the rock. Mount Rushmore can be seen from more than 100 kilometers away.
Chicago is often called “ The Windy City”. It’s situated right on the shore of Lake Michigan, one of the Great Lakes.
Yesterday, while Dad was visiting the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building, I went shopping. I bought lots of souvenirs of our trip.
III. READ: Complete the table:
Time is over
went shopping, bought lots of souvenirs.
saw Lake Michigan.
saw the heads of four American Presidents
carved into the rock.
visited Fisherman’s wharf, the Napa Valley wine- growing area and the Alcatraz Prison.
III. READ: Complete the table:
III. READ: Answer the questions:
a) How did Mrs. Quyen go to Kilauea Vocalno ?
b) Where in San Francisco did Mrs. Quyen see
the famous prison ?
c) What is special about Mount Rushmore ?
d) What is the other name of Chicago?
e) What did Mrs. Quyen do while her husband was visiting
the Statue of Liberty ?
She went there by plane.
She saw the famous prison on the island of Alcatraz.
There are the heads of four American presidents carved into the rock.
It’s often called “the windy city”.
She went shopping and bought lots of souvenirs.
Unit 8 CELEBRATIONS
Lesson 1 Getting started & Listen and read
I. Warm up:
GAME
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3
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6
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3.What is special about Mount Rushmore ?

A. It is the highest mountain in the world.
B. There are the heads of four American
presidents carved into the rock.
C. You can’t see it from more than 100 kilometers away.


4. What is the other name of Chicago?
A. The Rainy City.
B. The Sunny City.
C. The Windy City.
6. How many postcards did Mrs. Quyen send to her children ?
A . 4
B. 5
C .6
How did Mrs. Quyen go to Kilauea Volcano ?
A. By bus
B. By train
C. By plane
2.Where in San Francisco did Mrs. Quyen see the famous prison?
A. On the Alcatraz island.
B. Napa valley.
C. Fisherman’s wharf.
5.What did Mrs.Quyen do while her husband was visiting the Statue of Liberty ?
A. She stayed at her hotel.
B . She went shopping and bought a
lot of souvenirs.
C. She visited her friend.
Britain
Thailand
China
Australia
Japan
Vietnam
The moral lesson
The mind map
The mind map
Homework
-Learn by heart the vocabulary. (all students)
-Reread all the postcards. (good students)
-Do task 2, page 118 again. (good students)
-Do task 1, page 117 again. (weak students)
-Prepare “write”.
-Vocabulary: hospitable (a), complain (v). (weak students)
- Do task 1, 2, page 118. (good students)

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