Unit 13. Festivals

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Warm up
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watermelon
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marigolds
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spring rolls
festivals
pomegranate
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Example: adwra
award
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Lesson 3: Read
Unit 13: Festivals
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Unit 13: Festivals
Lesson 3: Read
I. New words:
- decorate (v):
trang trí, trang hoàng
- patron saint (n):
thánh bảo hộ
- jolly (adj):
vui vẻ, vui nhộn
- Christmas Carols (n):
bài thánh ca
- spread (v) :
trải rộng, lan truyền
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1. decorate(v):
e. trang trí, trang hoàng
2. patron saint (n) :
h. thánh bảo hộ
3. jolly (adj) :
d. thiết kế
4. Christmas Carols (n) :
g. bài thánh ca
5. spread(v) :
f. trải rộng, lan truyền
Unit 13: Festivals
Lesson 3: Read
I. New words:
6. custom (n)
7. design(v):
8. description (n):
a. hình mẫu, sự miêu tả
b. phong tục, tập quán
c. vui vẻ, vui nhộn
Matching
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CHRISTMAS
CHRISTAS TREES
CHRISTMAS CARD
SAINT CLAUS
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
Unit 13: Festivals
Lesson 3: Read
Listen and find information ….
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Christmas Tree
Christmas Card
Saint Claus
No information
1823
England
Early 1500s
800 years ago
Unit 13: Festivals
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1. New words
2. Complete the table Time:
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Unit 13: Festivals
Lesson 3: Read
1. New words
2. Complete the table
3. Answer the questions (page 126)
How long ago did the Christmas tree come to the USA?
Why did the Englishman have someone design a card?
When were Christmas songs first performed?
Who wrote the poem A Visit from Saint Nicolas?
What is Santa Claus based on?
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1. New words
2. Complete the table
3. Answer the questions by playing the game:
PELNALTY
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Unit 13: Festivals
Lesson 3: Read
1. New words
2. Complete the table
3. Answer the questions (page 126)
Answer key
a/ The Christmas tree came to the USA in the 1800s.
b/ Because he wanted to send Christmas greetings to his friends.
c/ Christmas songs were first performed eight hundred years ago.
d/ Clement Clarke Moore, an American professor, wrote this poem.
e/ Saint Claus is based on the description of Saint Nicholas in the poem.
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Homework
Learn new words, read the Christmas again.
Write four sentences about Christmas Day.
Prepare Unit 13(cont):
Write
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Chân thành cám ơn !
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a) How long ago did the Christmas tree come to the USA ?
The Christmas tree came to the USA in the 1800s.
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b) Why did the Englishman have someone design a card?

Because he wanted to send Christmas greetings to his friends.
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c) When were Christmas songs first performed ?

Christmas songs were first performed eight hundred years ago.
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d) Who wrote the poem A Visit from Saint Nicholas ?

Clement Clarke Moore, an American professor, wrote this poem.
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e) What is Saint Claus based on ?

Saint Claus is based on the description of Saint Nicholas in the poem.
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Some other information
about The Christmas


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Some other information
about The Christms
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Some other information
about The Christmas
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Some other information
about The Christms
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Some other information
about The Christmas
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Some other information
about The Christmas
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Some other information
about The Christmas
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