UNIT 10. THEY'VE FOUND A FOSSIL - PERIOD 1 - PREVIEW & LANGUAGE FOCUS (START)
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PREVIEW - LANGUAGE FOCUS (START)
UNIT 10. THEY'VE FOUND A FOSSIL
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REVIEW
A. Listen to the news. Number the pictures
A. Listen to the news. Number the pictures in the order you can hear them (1 - 4).
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Bài tập kéo thả chữ
||2|| footprints ||3|| mummy ||1|| skeleton ||4|| fossil
B. Listen again. Match
B. Listen again. Match the places with the statements
Bài kiểm tra tổng hợp
1. The Sahara - a. Researchers have found the skeleton of a giant dinosaur. - 2. Germany - b. Archeologists have discovered the footprints of an early human. - 3. Kenya - c. Scientists have identified the mummy of a pharaoh. - 4. Egypt - d. An explorer has unearthed the fossil of a huge crocodile.
C. Work with a partner
C. Work with a partner. Look at the bold words in B. Do you know what are they? Which story in B are you most interested in?
a. Researchers have found the skeleton of a giant dinosaur. b. Archeologists have discovered the footprints of an early human. c. Scientists have identified the mummy of a pharaoh. d. An explorer has unearthed the fossil of a huge crocodile.
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- Giant dinosaur
C. Work with a partner. Look at the bold words in B. Do you know what are they? Which story in B are you most interested in?
Giant dinosaur: The term "giant dinosaur" is a general descriptor that refers to any dinosaur species that were exceptionally large in size, weight, or length.
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- Early human
C. Work with a partner. Look at the bold words in B. Do you know what are they? Which story in B are you most interested in?
Early human: Early humans, also known as hominins, are a group of primates that belong to the family Hominidae and include all species that are more closely related to modern humans than to chimpanzees and other great apes. Early humans first appeared around 6-7 million years ago, and over time, they evolved and developed different physical and behavioral characteristics.
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- Pharaoh
C. Work with a partner. Look at the bold words in B. Do you know what are they? Which story in B are you most interested in?
Pharaoh: Pharaoh is a term used to refer to the rulers of ancient Egypt who held both political and religious power during the time of the pharaonic civilization.
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- Huge crocodile
C. Work with a partner. Look at the bold words in B. Do you know what are they? Which story in B are you most interested in?
Huge crocodile: There have been many large crocodile species throughout history, but the one that is commonly regarded as the largest living crocodile species today is the saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus). These reptiles are found in the coastal areas of Southeast Asia and Australia, and can grow up to 23 feet (7 meters) in length and weigh up to 2,200 pounds (1,000 kg).
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LANGUAGE FOCUS (START)
A. Listen and read
A. Listen and read. Then repeat the conversation and replace the words in blue
- Read
A. Listen and read. Then repeat the conversation and replace the words in blue.
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- Replace the words in blue
A. Repeat the conversation and replace the words in blue.
1. Have you been to the natural history museum recently? No, I haven’t been there “since last May”. Why? (for a long time / since I went for a class trip) 2. There’s a new dinosaur exhibit there. “I’ve been twice” and I’ve learned a lot. Oh, like what? (I’ve seen it twice / I’ve been there two times)
- Replace the words in blue
A. Repeat the conversation and replace the words in blue.
3. Well, they have a dinosaur called a Stegosaurus. It’s “really interesting”. A Stigosaurus? You mean there’s a dinosaur named after me? (fascinating / pretty cool) 4. No, Stig. It’s a Stegosaurus. Anyway, it’s brain was only the size of “a walnut”! Oh, that’s not what I imagined! (an egg / a golfball)
B. Practice with a partner
B. Practice with a partner. Replace any words to make your own conversation.
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- Replace to make your own conversation
B. Replace any words to make your own conversation.
1. Have you been to the natural history museum recently? No, I haven’t been there “for a long time”. Why? 2. There’s a new dinosaur exhibit there. “I’ve been there two times” and I’ve learned a lot. Oh, like what? 3. Well, they have a dinosaur called a Stegosaurus. It’s “fascinating”. A Stigosaurus? You mean there’s a dinosaur named after me? 4. No, Stig. It’s a Stegosaurus. Anyway, it’s brain was only the size of “a golfball”! Oh, that’s not what I imagined!
Taking about past experiences
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CONSOLIDATION
Homework
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- Do exercises in the workbook. - Prepare for next lesson.
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Good bye
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