Unit 3. At home

UNIT 3
ENGLISH 8
READ+ L.F 4
MEMORY GAME
Write the things which are
dangerous for children in the home
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
in the home
VOCABULARY
a precaution
sự đề phòng
a socket
ổ cắm điện
a match
que diêm
chemical (n)
hóa chất
safety (n)
sự an toàn
(to) destroy
tiêu hủy, tàn phá
(to) injure
gây thương tích
a precaution
sự đề phòng
a socket
ổ (cắm điện)
a match
que diêm
chemical (n)
hóa chất
safety (n)
sự an toàn
(to) destroy
tiêu hủy, tàn phá
(to) injure
gây thương tích
READING
True/ false statements prediction
SAFETY PRECAUTION IN THE HOME
READING AND C HECKING
It is safe to leave medicine around the house.
F  in locked cupboard
2. Drugs can look like candy.
3. A kitchen is suitable place to play.
F  dangerous
4. Playing with one match cannot start a fire.
F  can
5. Putting a knife into an electrical socket is dangerous.
6. Young children do not understand that many house hold objects are dangerous.
LUCKY NUMBERS
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
1. Why must we put all chemicals and drugs in locked cupboards?
Because children often try to eat and drink them.
LUCKY NUMBER
LUCKY NUMBER
2. Why mustn’t we let children play in the kitchen?
Because the kitchen is a dangerous place.
3. Why mustn’t children play with matches?
Because playing with one match can cause a fire.
4. Why must we cover electrical sockets?
Because children often try to put something into electrical sockets and electricity can kill.
LUCKY NUMBER
5. Why do we have to put all dangerous objects out of children’s reach?
Because the dangerous objects can injure or kill children.


MAPPED DIALOGUE
Answers
- Where must I put the dishes?
- You must put them in the dish rack. Your little brother can break.
What about these knives?
- You should put them in locked cupboard. Don’t let him play in the kitchen.
Why?
- Because your brother mustn’t play with matches. Only one match can start a fire.
-Yes, Mom



Homework
Practice in WHY - questions with BECAUSE – answers ( L.F 4 )
Write about the safety precautions in the street or at school.
Be ready for WRITE (writing a description of a room)
GOODBYE
Thank you very much