Unit 6. The young pioneers club

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8A
Teacher: Nguyễn Thị Hồng
Son Dong Secondary School
Brainstorming
Y &Y activities
Brainstorming
Y &Y activities
Help blind people
Help elderly people
Help handicapped children
Help poor people
Clean up the roads/ streets/ beaches
Help lost people
Collect and empty
garbage
Care for animal
Take part in sports
Questions
Boy Scout of America
Unit 6: The young pioneers Club
Period 33
Read (p.57)
Saturday, November, 12th, 2011
Lesson 3:
Unit 6: The Young Pioneers Club
Lesson 3: Read (p.57)
1. (a) scout :
I. Vocabulary
3. citizenship (n) :

4. (to) establish :

5. (to) lead -led-led :
2. (to) encourage :
hướng đạo sinh
động viên
quyền công dân
thiết lập
dẫn dắt

(a) Scout :
2.(to) encourage:
3. citizenship (n):
4. (to) establish :
5. (to) lead -led-led:


Checking Vocab: RoR
Unit 6: THE YOUNG PIONEERS CLUB
Lesson 3: Read (p.57)
hướng đạo sinh
động viên
quyền công dân
thiết lập
dẫn dắt
T/F statements prediction
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T/F
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F
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I guess
I read
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England
America
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boys.
Read the text
Like the Y&Y, the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is a youth organization.
It builds character, and encourages good citizenship and personal fitness.
Scouting began in England in 1907. Two years later an American businessman, William Boyce, got lost in London. A boy helped him and explained that he was a scout. This meeting led to the Scouts Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910.
Although scouting is mainly for boys, there are organizations similar to the BSA which girls can join. The Girl Guides Association and the coeducational Camp Fire Boys and Girls, both of which started in 1910, are two such groups.
In 1994, there were 5,400,000 scouts in America. Now scouting is popular worldwide. The Scouting Association has more than 25 million members, making it the largest voluntary youth organzation in the world.
Although each nation’s scouting program differs slightly, the three aims, established in 1907, are the same for the 21st century.
Unit 6: The Young Pioneers Club
Lesson 3: Read (p.57)
Guesing Words : Matching
Unit 6: The Young Pioneers Club
Lesson 3: Read (p.57)

A
L6 : Scouts Association

L8 : The Girl Guides Association

L9 : Camp Fire Boys and Girls

L2 : aim

L3 : voluntary youth
organization


Camp Fire Boys and Girls
B
H?i n? hu?ng d?o sinh
2. Hội trại nam nữ sinh
3. Hiệp hội hướng đạo sinh
4. Tổ chøc thanh niªn
tình nguyện
5. Môc tiªu
Filling in the missing dates
Dates
Events
a. _____
the beginning of the Scout Association
b. _____
William Boyce was introduced to scouting
c. _____
the founding of the Girls Guide Association
and Camp Fire Boy and Girl
d. _____
over five million scouts in the USA
1907
1909
1910
1994
Unit 6: The Young Pioneers Club
Lesson 3: Read (p.57)
Answer the questions.
Unit 6: The Young Pioneers Club
Lesson 3: Read (p.57)
When did scouting begin in England?


2. What led to the Scouts Association crossing
the Atlantic in 1910 ?
3. What are the Scouting groups that girls can join?

4.What are the three aims of the scouting program?

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C
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When did scouting begin in England?
It began in 1907
What led to the Scouts Association crossing the Atlantic
in 1910?
The meeting between a boy scout and an American businessman,William Boyce in London led to the Scouts Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910.
What are the Scouting groups that girls can join?
Girls can join the Girl Guides Association and
the coeducational Camp Fire Boys and Girls.
When didThe Girl Guides Association and
the coeducational Camp Fire Boys and Girls start?
They started in 1910
How many scouts were there in 1994?
There were 5,400,000 scouts.
What are the three aims of the scouting program?
They are building character,encouraging good citizenship
and building personal fitness.
Lucky numbers
Retelling story
Retell the founding of the Boy Scout of America
1907
William Boyce
1910
Camp Fire Boys and Girls
Girl Guides Association
1994
5,400,000 scouts
Homework
1- Learn by heart new words.
2-Write 5 things that Y& Y and BSA associations do to help the community.
3- Prepare the next lesson
Unit 6: The Young Pioneers Club
Lesson 3: Read (p.57)
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