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5
22 tháng 9 2016
bạn học sách mới hả nếu thế bạn gõ sachmem.vn mà học nhé có tất cả các bài trong sách giáo khoa và sách bài tập đó
M
22 tháng 9 2016
COMMUNICATION
Extra vocabulary
+myth: sự hoang đường +sleeping in: ngủ nướng
+sushi: món sushi +vegetarians: người ăn kiêng
+vitamins: chất dinh dưỡng
Exercise 1:
1. People who smile more are happier, and they live longer. (fact)
2. Sleeping in at the weekend helps you recover from a busy week. (myth)
3. Eat more fresh fish, like sushi, and you will be healthier. (fact)
4. Sitting to close to the TV hurts your eyes. (fact)
5. Pick up food you drop quickly, and it's safe to eat. (myth)
6. Vegetarians don't get enough vitamins in their food. (myth)
Exercise 2: Nghe radio nói những sự thất hoặc sự hoang đường về sức khoẻ và kiểm tra những câu trả lời của bạn ở bài tập 1.
5 tháng 10 2018
Hello everybody. Let me introduce myself. My name is Thu. I was born and raised in Minh Duc, Tu Ky, Hai Duong. I’m 27. I am a responsible and enthusias person. I am a primary teacher. I have now been a teacher for 5 years and am currently teaching at Van To primary school. I get/ (am) married and have a son. I love my family very much. In my freetime, I reading book, cooking and swimming. Swimming is not only my hobby, but also my favorite sport. That’s something about me.
TẠM DỊCH
Chào mọi người. Tôi giới thiệu về bản thân một chút nhé. Tôi tên là Thu. Tôi sinh ra và lớn lên ở MĐ, TK, HD. Tôi 27 tuổi. Tôi là người nhiệt tình và trách nhiệm. Tôi là giáo viên cấp 1. Tôi đã đi dạy được 5 năm và hiện tại tôi đang dạy ở trường TH Văn Tố. Tôi đã lập gia đình và có 1 cậu con trai. Tôi rất yêu gia đình cả tôi. Trong thời gian rảnh rỗi, tôi thích đọc sách, nấu ăn và bơi. Bôi lội không chỉ là sở thích mà còn là môn thể thao yêu thích cả tôi. Đó là một số điều về tôi.
NG
2
TN
7 tháng 10 2016
vocabulary
Bài 1 là ngta cho mjh câu hỏi a, b, c, d rồi thì giờ mjh làm câu trả lời lun
A)you have a sunburn
B)you have a spots
C)you put on weight
D)you have a stomachache
E)you have a flu
Bài 2
1 spots
2 put on weight
3 sunburn
4 stomachache
5 flu
Bài 3
1.......less..........
2.......more........
3.......more.........
4......less.........
5 .....less.....
6.......more......
Bài 4
1I want to eat some junk food, but I am putting on weight
2) I don't want to be tired tomorrow, so I should go to bed early
3)I have a temperature, and I feel tired
4)I can ểcise every morning
Còn bài 5 bài 6 thì đọc thui có gì ko hiểu trog bài thì hỏi mjh nha
Tick cho mjh nha
7 tháng 10 2016
Thay vì mấy bn soạn cho bn chép lại thì bn tự lm đại đại đi.Đỡ mất thời gian.
NG
1
6 tháng 10 2016
LESSON PLAN
Period 14: UNIT 2: HEALTH
Lesson 6: SKILLS 2
Date of preparation : September 13th, 2014
Date of teaching : September 15th, 2014
Classes : 7A1
I. Aims and Objectives:
+ Language content:
- To help students review some words about health.
- To help students listen to get specific information about health problems and advice, and
- To make them master how to write a reply giving advice to someone with a health problem.
+ Language function: To make students know how to give and write a reply giving advice to someone with a health problem.
+ Educational aim: To make students stay healthy.
II. Language Contents:
a- Vocabulary: Vocabulary: health problems
b- Structures: a paragraph
III. Techniques: pairwork, groupwork, individual work, question-answer, brainstorm
IV. Teaching aids: pictures, cassette, tape/ CD
V. Procedures:
1- Stabilization: (1m)
a- Warm up: Greeting.
b- Checking absence: Who’s absent today?
2- Checking up the previous knowledge: (5ms)
Questions:
Key:
Marks:
1. Write new words: chế độ ăn kiêng , chuyên gia ,giữ dáng , lời khuyên
2. Listen and answer the questions:
a. What is a calorie ?
b. Where do you get calories ?
c. What is a healthy number of calories per day ?
d. Which activity uses more calories : walking and sleeping ?
1. Write new words: diet, expert , stay in shape, tip
3. Listen and answer the questions: *Possible answers:
a. A calorie is energy that helps us do our daily activities
b. we get calories from the food we eat
c. between 1.600 to 2.500
d. walking
4ms
6ms
3- New lesson:
Time
Teaching steps
A.LISTENING:
1. Lead-in:
- Give them the Olympic rings and asks them what these represent.
- Brainstorms with Ss as a class different words that come to mind when Ss think of the Olympics.
- Introduces students to the new lesson.
2. Pre- Listening:
Activity 1: Look at the picture below. Discuss the following questions with partner.
- Asks students to have a look at picture and discuss.
3. While- Listening:
Activity 2: Listen to the interview with an ironman. Tick the problems he had as a child.
- Lets students listen twice.
- Asks students to answer (play the tape again) and check.
*Key: sick, allergy
Activity 3: Listen to the interview again. What advice does he give about preparing for event?
- Lets students listen again.
- Asks students to answer (play the tape again) and check.
*Key: Do more exercise, sleep more, eat more fruit/vegetables
Activity 4: Are the following sentences true (T) or false (F)?
- Asks students to do the task individually
- Calls some Ss to give their answers and corrects.
*Key:
1.T, 2. F, 3.F, 4.F, 5T
4. Post- Listening:
Activity 5: Discuss in groups.
- Asks students to discuss in groups about 2minutes.
- Calls some representatives represent their answers.
B. WRITING:
1. Lead-in:
- Gestures and says “ I have a headache. Can you give me an advice?”
- Introduces students to the new lesson.
2. Pre- writing:
- Explains: To give advice you can use:
+ You should….
+You can…
+ It will be good if you…
+Do something more/less…
3. While- writing
Activity 6: Look at Dr. Law’s advice page. Can you match the problems with the answers?
- Asks students to finish the task individually.
- Corrects and gives them the key
1. c, 2.b, 3a
4. Post- writing
Activity 6
-Has Ss work in pairs to do the task.
-Calls some pairs to share their problems and responses with the class.
5. Consolidation :
- Lets sts summarize the content of the lesson
6. Homework:
Grade 7: LESSON PLAN
Period 15: UNIT 2: HEALTH
Lesson 7: LOOKING BACK AND PROJECTS
Date of preparation : September 16th, 2014
Date of teaching : September 18th, 2014
Classes : 7A1
I. Aims and Objectives:
- To help the Ss review words relating to health.
- To help student review imperatives with more and less as well as compound sentences.
+ Language function: Students will be able to talk about health problems, give health advice..
+ Educational aim: To make students know how to stay healthy.
II. Language Contents:
a- Vocabulary: (review)
b- Structures: (review)
III. Techniques: pairwork, groupwork, individual work, question-answer
IV. Teaching aids: pictures, cassette, tape/ CD
V. Procedures:
1- Stabilization: (1m)
a- Warm up: Greeting.
b- Checking absence: Who’s absent today?
2- Checking up the previous knowledge: (5ms)
Questions:
Key:
Marks:
. Listen and answer the questions:
a. What will you do if you have flu?
b. I play computer games a lot and my eyes feel really dry. What should I do?
c. I have some spots. What can I do?
d. What do you do to have good health?
. Listen and answer the questions:
a. Drink more water./ Sleep more
b. You should try to rest your eyes.
c. You should wash your face more.
d. funny.
e. Eat sensibly and do more exercise
10 ms
3- New lessons
A. Vocabulary:
1. Lead-in:
- Holds game: Network: Asks 2 teams to write all health problems
- Introduces the new lesson to students.
2. Pre- practice:
-Reminds Ss of health problems.
3. Controlled- practice:
Activity 1. What health problems do you think each of these people has?
- Ask students to complete this task individually.
- Call students to write the answers on the board.
- Correct the exercise with the whole class
Key: a. sunburn b. spots c. put on weight d. stomachache e. flu
Activity 2: Look at the pictures. Write the health problems below each person.
- Ask students to complete this task individually.
- Correct the exercise with the whole class.
Key: 1. spots 2. put on weight 3. sunburn 4. stomachache/ sick 5. flu
4. Free-Practice:
-Games: “hot seat”
B. Grammar
1. Lead-in:
- Holds game: Network: Asks 2 teams to write all health tips
- Introduces the new lesson to students.
2. Pre- practice:
Structures:
- Reviews :
A.Imperatives with more and less:
-Gives Ss a picture of a fat person
- Asks students a question “What should the boy do if he wants to lose weight?”
*Possible answers: He should eat less. / He should sleep less./ …
- Says:
+Eat less
+Sleep less.
+Eat less junk food.
+Do more exercise.
a. Form:
V + (o) + more/less + (n)
b. Use: We can use the imperative for direct commands, orders or suggestions.
B. * Compound sentences:
-Write the sentence on the board and asks them to draw the form
a. Form:
Simple sentence, + and /or /but /so+ Simple sentence,
b. Use: when we want to join two ideals, we can link two simple sentences to form compound sentences. We can do this using a coordinating conjunction like and ( for addition), or (for choice), but (for contrast), or so (for a result)
3- Controlled-practice:
Activity 3: Complete the health tips.
- Ask students to complete this task individually.
- Correct the exercise with the whole class.
Key: 1. less 2. more 3. more 4. Go outside 5. watch … TV 6. Do … exercise
Activity 4: Draw a line to link the sentences and a coordinator to form meaningful sentences.
- Ask students to complete this task individually.
- Call students to write the answers on the board.
- Correct the exercise with the whole class.
Key:
1. I want to eat some junk food, but I am putting on weight.
2. I don’t want to be tired tomorrow, so I should go to bed early.
3. I have a temperature, and I feel tired.
4. I can exercise every morning, or I can
cycle to school.
Activity 5:
- Has students write the true sentences about them.
4. Free-Practice:
-Games: “shark attack”
C. Communication:
1. Lead-in:
-Asks Ss “ Where will you go if you have a very bad toothache?”
- Introduces the new lesson to students.
2. Pre- practice:
-Reminds Ss of health problems.
3. Controlled- practice:
Activity 5. Role-play.
- Ask students to work in pairs. Each student is the patient and other student is the doctor. Ask
them to choose one of the health problems to role-play a discussion.
Activity 6: Facts or Myths?
- Ask students to complete this task in pairs
- Correct the exercise with the whole class.
4. Free-Practice:
PROJECT:
- Asks students to do a survey about people’s health.
- Asks them to present their results.
5. Consolidation :
- Reminds sts the main ideas of the lesson
6. Homework :
NG
3
13 tháng 10 2016
EX2
2.T
3.T
4.F
5.F
EX3
1.NOT TICK
2.TICK
3.TICK
4.NOT TICK
5.TICK
6.TICK
EX4
(1)GROWS FLANTS, FLOWER AND SEM THEM
(2) COOK MEAL AND BRING IT TO STUDENT STREET
(3)REPAIR TABLE ,CHAIRS,CAR IN THE HOUSE
(4)GIVE THE RIDE TO THE ELDERLY PEOPLE
(5)MENTOR THEMTO DO HOMEWORK AND HELP THEM STUDY LESSON
NT
5
3 tháng 9 2016
Đây nè :
first week
lots
many subjects
new unifom
don't wear
playground
do spots
the same subjects
Please write soon
Cô Hằng chỉ dạy vậy thôi , sai bạn đừng trách mình nha
LC
28 tháng 3 2020
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When an infected person coughs or sneezes, they release droplets of saliva or mucus. These droplets can fall on people in the vicinity and can be either directly inhaled or picked up on the hands then transferred when someone touches their face, causing infection. For flu, some hospital guidelines define exposure as being within six feet of an infected person who sneezes or coughs for 10 minutes or longer.
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ko có Unit 14 bn nhá
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