UNIT 12: LET’S EAT !
B. OUR FOOD
Lesson 5: B2
I. Objective:
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to understand the text about “ a balanced diet”, and use the indefinite quantifiers: “ a little, too much, plenty of , lots of”
II.Language content:
- Grammar: Indefinite quantifiers.
- Vocabulary: an amount of, a diet, balanced, moderate, moderration, energy, (to) effect, lifestyle, diary product.
III. Teaching method:
Communicative approach
- Preparation day : 26-08-2006 - Teaching day : - Period : 77 UNIT 12: LET’S EAT ! B. OUR FOOD Lesson 5: B2 I. Objective: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to understand the text about “ a balanced diet”, and use the indefinite quantifiers: “ a little, too much, plenty of , lots of” II.Language content: Grammar: Indefinite quantifiers. Vocabulary: an amount of, a diet, balanced, moderate, moderration, energy, (to) effect, lifestyle, diary product. III. Teaching method: Communicative approach IV.Teaching aids: Posters V. Time: 45 minutes VI. Procedure: Teacher’s and students’ activities Time Content - T guides students to play the game. - Ss work in groups to play the game. - T declares the winner. Pre-reading + Pre-teach vocabulary - T uses: . example . example . example . situation . translation . example . translation . translation . example - Ss listen, repeat and copy - T checks: ROR + Pre-reading activity - T sets the scene: “ You are going to read the text about “ A balanced diet.” - Ss listen to the situation. - T asks students to guess the information about “a balanced diet” whether they are true or false. - Ss read the sentences and guess true or false, and then say their guesses. - T writes their guesses on the board While-reading - T asks students to read the text and check their guesses. - Ss work in pairs to read the text and check their guesses, and then give the answers. - T gives feedback - T asks students to read the text again and answer the questions. - Ss work in pairs to read the dialogue again and answer the questions, and then write the answers on the board. - T gives feedback . Post –reading - T asks studenst to do tha matching exercise - Ss work in pairs to do the exercise and talk about a balanced diet - T controls the activity. 5’ 10’ 20’ 10’ Warm up: Slap the board Stomachach wash carefully Dirt dirty probably Vocabulary - an amount of : khoái löôïng - a diet : thöùc aên haøng ngaøy - balanced (adj) : caân baèng - moderate (adj): vöøa phaûi - moderration (unc): söï ñieàu ñoä - energy (unc): naêng löôïng - (to) effect : aûnh höôûng - a lifestyle: loái soáng - a diary product: saûn phaåm laøm töø söõa. True – False prediction What does “ a balanced diet” mean? 1. Eat a lot of meat. 2. Eat a little fruit, vegetables. 3. Eat a moderate amount of sugar. 4. Eat a little fatty food. 5. Eat plenty of food you like. B2, page 120 Answer key 1. F 2.F 3.T 4.T 5.F Questions: a. Name two advantages of eating sugar. b. Is a balanced diet alone enough for a healthy lifestyle? Why?/ Why not? c. Do you think your diet is balanced? Why?/Why not? Answer key a. It adds taste to food and it gives you energy? b. A balanced diet is not enough, all people need exercise to keep a healthy life. c. (students’ answers) Matching EX: To have a balanced diet, we should/ shouldn’t eat Should A lot of Sugar Fatty food A little Meat Fruit Shouldn’t Too much Coffee Deep-fried food Plenty of Vegetables Eggs Homework - Learn new words and read the text again - Prepare Unit 12: B4 Ruùt kinh nghieäm tieát daïy:
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