UNIT 8 TA 11-VẺY HOT

welcome to our class
Good morning!
WELCOME TO OUR CLASS
Warm-up:
Celebration recognition:
Listen to these pieces of songs
and complete the table below
Jingle bell
Mid-autumn Festival
Chiếc đèn ông sao
Birthday’s celebration
Happy birthday
New Year’s celebration
Happy new year
Christmas
Unit 8
Celebrations
( reading)
making banhchung
eating special Tet foods
going to the pagoda
receiving “lucky money”
decorating the house
going to the flower market
watching fireworks
visiting relatives & friends
When do you often do these activities?
Pre- reading
Pre- reading
II. Vocabulary:
Lunar (a) [`lu:nə]
peach blossom [pi:t∫`bl ɔsəm]
apricot blossom [`eiprikɔt `bl ɔsəm]
kumquat tree [`kʌmkwɔt tri:]
candied fruit [’kændid fru:t]
thuộc âm lịch
hoa đào
hoa mai
cây quất
mứt
green beans [gri:n bi:nz]
đỗ xanh

positive comment [`pɔzətiv `kɔment]
lời chúc tốt đẹp

agrarian (a)
thuộc về nghề nông
Checking new words
1. Lunar (a) [`lu:nə]
2. peach blossom [pi:t∫`bl ɔsəm]
3. apricot blossom [`eiprikɔt `bl ɔsəm]
4. kumquat tree [`kʌmkwɔt tri:]
6. candied fruit [’kændid fru:t]
mứt
5. green beans [gri:n bi:nz]

7. positive comment [`pɔzətiv `kɔment]
Task 1: Read the passage again and match the paragraphs with its topics
( Pair work)
II. Task 2: Decide whether the statements are true or false
(individual work)
6. People try to be nice and polite to each other because they
want to have good luck on New Year’s Day.
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Tet is always on 20th February on the Western calendar.
2. According to the text, for people anywhere in the world
the beginning of spring is the start of a new year.
3. Tet used to be longer than it nowadays.
4. According to the text, “lucky money” is given to
everyone at Tet.
5. Kumquat trees are popular both in the North and in the
South of Vietnam
sometimes between 19th January and 20th February
agrarian people
children
during the whole year
III. Task 3: Answer the following questions.
Game: Lucky day.
Post- reading
Ask about your last Tet holiday:
Duc: what activities you enjoyed doing most during Tet
Duc: How did you prepare for Tet?
Huyen: I bought gifts/cleaned and decorated houses/
cooked traditional foods………..
Duc: How did you decorate your house?
Huyen: I decorated with flowers/ peach blossom/ apricot blossom/
kumquat tree..............
Duc: who did you visit?
Huyen: I visited family members/relatives/ neighbours/ teachers, friends..........
Duc: what special foods did you eat?
Huyen: I ate banh chung/ candied fruit such as sugared apples …..
Huyen: I visited friends and other family members/ exchanged wishes/
receive “lucky money”/ went to the pagoda / played games……
( Pair work)
HOMEWORK
Remember to do your homework!
1. Write a paragraph about your last Tet
holiday. (about 70 words).
2. Prepare the next lesson: Unit 7 - Speaking.
Thanks for your attention !
Good bye !
It’s sometime between 19th January and 20th February.
1.When is Tet holiday in Vietnam?
Tet’s preparations and celebrations used to be spread over months.


2.How long did Tet preparations and
celebrations last in the past ?

They are decorated with coloured lights and red banners.




3. What do streets look like before Tet ?
They buy gifts, clean and decorate their houses and cook traditional foods.




4. What do people often do to prepare for Tet ?
It’s made from sticky rice, green beans and fatty pork.


5. What is banh chung made from ?
It’s candied fruit such as sugared apples, plums or tomatoes.


6.What is Mut?
Visiting friends and other family members,
exchanging New Year’s wishes, going to the pagoda, playing games, ………..


7.What are some popular activities at Tet?
Lucky day
Congratulation!