Unit 9. Cities of the world. Lesson 6. Skills 2

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By: Le Viet Phu
ENGLISH 6
Friday, March 08, 2019
Do you know this man?
He is Alfred Nobel. He was born in Stockholm - Sweden. He is a chemist. He invented dynamite and he became very rich. Before he died, he established Nobel Prizes in order to award to people who have contribution to mankind.
Warm up:
Chatting
Do you remember this city?
Stockholm - Sweden
In the previous lesson we learnt a little bit about Stockholm through Hanh Mai’s postcard. Today we will learn more about it.
NEW LESSON
SKILLS 2
UNIT 9
CITIES OF THE WORLD
Vocabulary
năng động
ngoại trừ
- dynamic (a)
- except for (pre)
- award (v, n)
- receive (v)
- diploma (n)
- medal (n)
- crown (n)
tặng thưởng, phần thưởng
nhận
giấy chứng nhận, bằng cấp
huy chương
vương miện
Checking vocabulary: Matching
năng động
ngoại trừ
- dynamic (a)
- except for (pre)
- award (v, n)
- receive (v)
- diploma (n)
- medal (n)
- crown (n)
tặng thưởng, phần thưởng
nhận
giấy chứng nhận, bằng cấp
huy chương
vương miện
Listening
1. Look at the pictures. What do you see?
Royal Palace
Old Town
Nobel Museum
the city of Stockholm
2. Listen and tick () True (T) or False (F).





oldest
is a place
with
4. All Nobel prizes, except for the Nobel Peace Prize, are awarded in Stockholm
King.
3. Listen again to the talk and fill in the gaps.
1. The city of Stockholm covers ____ islands.
2. It has _______ years of history.
3. There are about _________ people living in
the Old Town today.
4. Nobel prize winners receive their awards on _______________.
5. The award consists of a Nobel diploma, a medal, and ____________ Swedish crowns.
14
700
3,000
10th December
10 million
Audio script:
Sweden’s capital city is built on 14 islands and has a 700 year-old history.
The oldest part of Stockholm is the Old Town. Here you can visit the Royal Palace, one of Europe’s
largest and most dynamic palaces. There are about 3,000 people living in the Old Town today and it’s a place with cafés, restaurants, shops and museums, including the Nobel Museum.
Stockholm is also the city where Nobel Prizes, except for the Nobel Peace Prize, are awarded each year. On the 10th December, the day when Alfred Nobel died, the Nobel Prize winners receive their awards from the Swedish King – a Nobel diploma, a medal, and 10 million Swedish crowns per prize.
Writing
Study Skills
Think about the 5 Ws and 1 H and include
the answers in your postcard:
Who?
What?
When?
Where?
Why?
How?
A holiday postcard
1. Stockholm / fantastic / is / !
2. Dalat / we’re / in / !
3. a good time / we’re / having / here / !
4. love / I / Disneyland / !
5. must / come / you / !
6. you / wish / I / were / here / !
4. Rearrange the words to make sentences.
Stockholm is fantastic !
We’re in Dalat !
We’re having a good time here !
I love Disneyland!
You must come !
I wish you were here !
5. Write a postcard. Use the notes about the city you have chosen in Speaking 4, page 32.
Model 1 - Write a postcard about the city you’ve just arrived
Model 2 – Write a postcard about the city you’ve just arrived
Model 3 - Write a postcard about the city you’ve just arrived
Now you have ten minutes to write your postcards and hand them in to me!
Yes, through the lesson we can now listen for specific details including facts and figures; write a holiday postcard.
Please tell me what you have learnt today.
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HOMEWORK
- Learn the new words by heart.
- Listen to the recording again.
- Do exercise E1,2,3 (pages 20, 21) in workbook
- Prepare for Unit 9: LOOKING BACK & PROJECT.
Goodbye!
See you again!
THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION!