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The document provides information about a lesson plan for teaching students about rooms in a school. It includes an aim to describe school rooms and vocabulary like "have got". It outlines a warm up activity of counting in a circle. Key school rooms mentioned include the library, canteen, gym, computer room, and classrooms. Students are given exercises to practice questions about school rooms and activities done in different rooms.
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- 1. 丶舒亳仄 亳仍 Greeting Aim Warm up Presentation New words Exercise Homework
- 2. My new school Good morning
- 3. Aim -Describing school rooms. -Has got,Have got -Rooms at school, -School subject
- 4. Warm up Counting circle: Ask your students to stand in a circle.One of,Them begins counting by saying,'One'and then points at another students in the circle.The second person says,'two'and so on.
- 5. Presentation HAVE/HAS 亂 丱亅 亅亅 丱勳 亊 亅亅 勳 亅丱亅. HAVE- I/WE/You/They -亟 亞仍仆. HAS - HE/SHE/IT-亟 亞仍仆.
- 6. Question form I Have You He Has She got a big library ? It Have We They
- 7. Positive form I You have She Yes, He Has a big library. It We have They
- 8. Negative form I You He No, She hasn't got .
- 9. It
- 10. We
- 11. They
- 12. New word Gym
- 13. Library I am reading a book in the library .
- 14. I have breakfast in the Canteen
- 15. Maths
- 16. Literature
- 17. S p or ts
- 18. Art
- 19. Geography
- 22. ..............
- 24. . Unjumble and make questions. 4.Where/born/you/ were? 5.or/a boy/are/ a girl/you? 6.address/what/your/ is?
- 25. Complete with have got/has got 1.My school .....a lot of rooms. 2.We.......A big gym 3...you...a computer room? 4.They...(not)...a videoroom. 5.The library...(not)...a lot of books. 6...this school... alot of computer?
- 26. Answer these questions 1.Do you do computer studies at school? 2.Have you got a computer room at your school? 3.What foreign languages do you study? 4.Have you got a language lag at your school? 5.What sports do you do? 6.Where do you do sports?
- 27. Home work Use computer Read books Have lunch Learn English Have lessons Do sports Classroom
- 28. Gym
- 29. Language lab
- 30. Computer room
- 31. Library
- 32. canteen Match the rooms with the activities