Unit 6. The young pioneers club

welcome to our class
Teacher:
Tran Huy Thong
Son Le lower secondary school
Network
A Boy scout of America
encourage (v):
citizenship (n):
establish (v):
aim (n):
động viên
quyền công dân
thiết lập
mục tiêu
I. Vocabulary
UNIT 6: THE YOUNG PIONEERS CLUB
Friday, November 6th, 2009
Lesson 3: Reading
Period 33rd
How do you say “động viên” in English?
How do you say “quyÒn c«ng d©n” in English?
What is another word for “form”?
How do you say “môc tiªu” in English?
aim
encourage
citizenship
establish
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Scouts Association
Hiệp hội hướng đạo sinh
The Girl Guides Association and Camp Fire Boys and Girls.
Hiệp hội Nữ Hướng đạo và Tổ Chức Lửa Trại Nam Nữ sinh .
The Scouting Association is the biggest voluntary youth organization in the world.
The Boy Scouts of America is youth Organization.
Scouting began in
William Boyce is a businessman in Lon Don.
Boy and girls can join the BSA
True – false prediction
America
The Scouting Association is the biggest voluntary youth organization in the world.
The Boy Scouts of America is youth Organization.
Scouting began in
William Boyce is a businessman in
can join the BSA
I. Vocabulary
UNIT 6: THE YOUNG PIONEERS CLUB
Friday, November 6th, 2009
Lesson 3: Reading
Period 33rd
II. Reading
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F
F
F
T
America
England
Lon Don.
America
Boy and girls
Only boys
1. True – false statements
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
I. Vocabulary
UNIT 6: THE YOUNG PIONEERS CLUB
Friday, November 6th, 2009
Lesson 3: Reading
Period 33rd
II. Reading
1. True – false statements
2. Gap - fill
a) When did scouting begin in England?
b) What led to the Scout Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910?
d) What are the three aims of the scouting program?
c) What are the Scouting groups that girls can join?
e) When did The Girl Guides Association and the coeducational Camp Fire Boys and Girls start?
f) How many scouts were there in America in 1994?
3. Questions
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2. Questions: Lucky numbers
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a) When did scouting begin in England?
b) What led to the Scout Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910?
b) The meeting between William Boyce who got lost in
Lon Don and a scout boy.
a) Scouting began in England in 1907
d) What are the three aims of the scouting program?
d) Building character, encouraging good citizenship and building personal fitness.
c) What are the Scouting groups that girls can join?
c) The Girl Guides Association and the coeducational Camp Fire Boys and Girls.
e) They started in 1910
e) When did The Girl Guides Association and the coeducational Camp Fire Boys and Girls start?
f) How many scouts were there in America in 1994?
f) There were 5,400,000 scouts
You`re lucky !!!
==> Building character, encouraging good citizenship and building personal fitness.
a) When did scouting begin in England?
b) What led to the Scout Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910?
==> The meeting between William Boyce who got lost in Lon Don and a scout boy.
==> Scouting began in England in 1907.
d) What are the three aims of the scouting program?
c) What are the Scouting groups that girls can join?
==> The Girl Guides Association and the coeducational Camp Fire Boys and Girls.
==> They started in 1910.
e) When did The Girl Guides Association and the coeducational Camp Fire Boys and Girls start?
f) How many scouts were there in America in 1994?
==> There were 5,400,000 scouts.
3. Questions
I. Vocabulary
UNIT 6: THE YOUNG PIONEERS CLUB
Friday, November 6th, 2009
Lesson 3: Reading
Period 33rd
II. Reading
1. True – false statements
2. Gap - fill
3. Questions: Lucky numbers
III. Homework
Learn by heart all new words
Summarize the text
Translate the dialogue into Vietnamese
Do exercises in workbooks
Prepare for Writing
Thank you very much
for your attendance! Goodbye!
Retelling story
Retell the founding of the Boy Scout America
1907
William Boyce
1910
Camp Fire Boys and Girls
Girl Guides Association
1994
5,400,00 scouts