Unit 13. Festivals

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Wednesday, March 16th, 2011



Unit 13: FESTIVALS

LESSON 3:READING




Designer : Lê Thị Kim Huệ
Unit 13: Festival
Lesson 3 : Read
I . Vocabulary :
Christmas tree (n)
Christmas card (n)
Christmas Carols (n)
Santa Claus (n)
Patron saint (n)
Decorate (V)
Cây thông Noel
Thiếp mừng Noel
Những bài hát thánh ca Giáng sinh
Ông già Noel
Thánh đỡ đầu
Trang trí
Christmas tree (n)
Christmas card (n)
Christmas Carols (n)
Santa Claus (n)
Decorate (V)
Patron saint (n)
Pre-reading.
II.True / False statements prediction.
Unit 13: Festivals
Period 80: Read
1.People decorated Christmas tree in the early 1500s
2.The Christmas tree came from England.
3.The Christmas card was first designed by an Russian man in the mid - nineteenth century.
4. 800 years ago Christmas songs were performed.
5.Santa Claus first appeared in Riga in 1823.
Unit 13: Festivals
Period 80: Read
II. Reading.
II. Reading.
Unit 13: Festivals
Period 80: Read
.Correct true/false statements
1.People decorated Christmas tree in the early 1500.
2.The Christmas tree came from England.
3.The Christmas card was first designed by an Russian man in the mid - nineteenthcentury.
4.800 years ago Christmas songs were performed
5.Santa Claus first appeared in Riga in 1823.
T F
True
F
F
True
F
The Christmas tree
Early 1500s
The Christmas card
England
No information
800 years ago
Santa Claus
1823
LUCKY NUMBERS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
lucky number
How long ago did the Christmas tree come to the USA?
More than a century ago
Why did the Englishman have someone design a card?
He wanted to send
Christmas greeting to
his friends
When were Christmas songs first performed?
800 years ago
lucky number
Who wrote the poem A Visit from
Saint Nicholas?
What is Santa Claus based on?
On the description of Saint Nicholas in professor Moore’s poem
Lucky number
lucky number
lucky number
Homework
Write a short paragraph to talk about Christmas festival.
Do exercise 8 (on page 82)
Unit 13: Festivals
Period 80: Read
Thank you for your attention !