Unit 14. International organizations

Game: Pictionary
-Divide the class into 2 groups
Ask two representatives, one from each group to the board.
Tell Sts you are going to show the representatives some words,
one by one, they will then draw their logos on the board and the
group will have to say what organization is.
The first group to call out the word or phrase scores one point.
The group with more points win the game.
- The words used in the game: WHO; UNICEF; WWF
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Unit 14. International Organizations
B. Speaking

Vocabulary:
1. specialized (adj) [`spe∫əlaizd] : chuyên biệt, chuyên gia
2. advocate (v) [`ædvəkit]: ủng hộ
3. establish (v) [is`tæbli∫] : found
4. Constitution (n) [,kɔnsti`tju:∫n]: hiến pháp
5. attainment (n) [ə`teinmənt]: sự đạt được
6. right (n): [rait]: lẽ phải, quyền lợi
7. meet (v) [mi:t] đáp ứng, làm vừa lòng

Unit 14. International Organizations.
B. Speaking
Task 1: Read the passage and answer the questions.


1. What does WHO stand for?
WHO stands for the World Health Organization.
2. When was WHO established?
It was established on 7 April 1948.
3. What is its major objective?
Its major objective is the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible level of health.
4. What are its main activities?
Its main activities are carrying out research on medical development and improving international health care.
Unit 14. International Organizations.
B. Speaking
Task 2:
UNICEF
- Founded: 1948
- Headquarters: New York
- Aims: to advocate for the protection of
children’s rights, to help meet their basic
needs and help them reach their full potential.
- Activities:
+ provide supports and funds for
the most disadvantaged children-victims of
war, disaster and extreme poverty.
+ carry out education development
programmes for children.
WWF
- Founded: 1961
- Head office: New York
- Aims: to protect endangered wild animals and their habitat.
- Activities:
+ carry out research on endangered species.
+ collect data on rare and endangered animals and plants.

Unit 14. International Organizations.
B. Speaking
Task 2:
UNICEF
- Founded: 1948
- Headquarters: New York
- Aims: to advocate for the protection of
children’s rights, to help meet their basic
needs and help them reach their full potential.
- Activities:
+ provide supports and funds for
the most disadvantaged children-victims
of war, disaster and extreme poverty.
+ carry out education development
programmes for children.
What does UNICEF stand for?
2. When was it founded?
3. Where is its headquarters?

4. What are its aims?


5. What are its activities?
Rearrange sentences to make a good paragraph.
1. It was founded in 1961.
2. Its main objective is to protect endangered wild animals and their habitat.
3. WWF stands for World Wild Fund.
4. Its main activities are carrying out research on endangered species and collecting data on rare and endangered animals and plants.
5. Its headquarters is in New York.
The correct order: 3-1-5-2-4.

WWF stands for World Wild Fund. It was founded in 1961. Its headquarters is in New York. Its main objective is to protect endangered wild animals and their habitat. Its main activities are carrying out research on endangered species and collecting data on rare and endangered animals and plants.
Unit 14. International Organizations
B. Speaking

Task 3: Tell a partner what you know about UNESCO, one of the international organizations. - Full name
- Foundation
- Headquarters
- Aims
- Activities
UNESCO: United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organization.
Founded: 16 November, 1945
Headquarter: Paris, France
Aim: - To contribute to peace and security by promoting international collaboration through education, science and culture.
- To secure the world culture and natural heritage.
-To preserve human rights.
Activities: - Provide international leadership with educational opportunities for all.
- Found and fund project.
- Promote freedom of expression and freedom of the press as a basic human rights.
- Talk about the organization you would like
to work for.
- Prepare Unit 14: Listening.