7.week 21.
7.week 21.
7.week 21.
- First, ask Ss not to look at the book 1b. Find the questions in the
and try to remember what questions conversation that ask about Coconut
Mai asks Duong about the film they Crazy. Then listen, check and repeat the
are going to see. Then let Ss open question.
their books and check their answers. a. What kind of film is it?
b. Who does it star?
c. What is it about?
d. What do critics say about it?
- Have Ss quickly match the types of 2. Match the types of films with their
film with their definitions. Then play definitions. Then listen, check and
the recording for Ss to check their repeat. (5’)
answers.
- SS listen again and repeat. T pauses
after each phrase and asks them to 1. d 2. f 3. a 4. c
repeat chorally. Correct their 5. b 6. e 7. h 8. g
pronunciation if necessary.
- SS list more types of films to the list.
4. Application (10’)
a, Aims: Ss can interview others about the film (type of film,
actors/stars/plot/review)
b, Contents:
+ Ss work individually to fill in the blank.
+ Ss work in pairs to interview to guess the film.
c, Outcome: Ss can ask and answer questions about films.
d, Organization:
- Have Ss work independently, filling 3a. Think of a film. Fill in the blank
in the table with the information of the below.
film they have seen recently. Remind Type of film……………….
them to use the words and phrases Actors/ stars……………….
they have learnt in 2 and from the The plot……………………
conversation in 1. Reviews……………………
- First, model this activity with a more b. In pairs, interview each other and try
able Ss. Then ask Ss to work in pairs. to guess the film.
T may go around and help weaker Ss. Example:
Call some pairs to practice in front of A: What kind of film is it?
the class. B: It’s an action film
A: Who does it star?
B: It stars Daniel Craig.
A: What is it about?
B: It’s about a spy called 007.
A: Is it Skyfall?
B: Yes!
3. Guides for homework (2’)
- Undo the tasks.
- Learn new words.
- Do Ex B1, B4 (P.11) in the workbook.
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Week 21 - Period 63 UNIT 8: FILMS
Date of planning: …./…../ 2021 Lesson 2: A closer look 1
Date of teaching: …./…./2021
A. Objectives
1. Knowledge: By the end of the lesson, Ss will use the lexical items related to the
topic “Films” and know the meaning and how to use –ed and –ing adjectives. They
will be able to pronounce correctly the –ed ending in verbs.
- Grammar: -ed adjectives and –ing adjectives.
- Vocabulary: ‘Adjectives’ which are used to describe films.
2. Competence: Ss will develop some competences such as being determined,
self-studying, creative and communicating.
3. Behavior: Students are hardworking and attentive. SS will love watching and
appreciate films.
B. Teaching aids
1. Teacher: Textbooks, teaching plan, teacher’s book…
2. Students: Textbooks, notebooks…
C. Procedures
1. Checking: During the lesson.
2. New lesson:
Teacher’s and students’ activities. Contents
1. Warm up (3’)
a, Aims: To warm up the class and lead in the lesson.
b, Contents: Ss work individually to answer the questions.
c, Outcome: Ss can answer some questions related to films.
d, Organization:
*Questions
- T asks some questions. + What kind of film is it?
- Ss answer the questions. +Who does it star?
- T leads in new lessons. + What is it about?
…
2. Presentation (7’)
a, Aims: Help students know the adjectives which are often used to describe films
and how to use –ed and –ing adjectives. They can know how to use -ed and -ing
adjectives.
b, Contents: Ss work individually to add some more adjectives.
c, Outcome: Ss can add more adjectives used to describe films. They know how to
use -ed and -ing adjectives.
d, Organization:
A - Vocabulary
- Explain the words 1. The following are adjectives which
- Read the words are often used to describe films. Can you
- Ask them to complete the sentences add some more?
using the adjectives. 1. hilarious: vui nhộn, hài ước
2. moving:cảm động
3. boring
4. gripping: hấp dẫn, thú vị
5. shocking
6. scary: làm sợ hãi, rùng rợn
7. violent
8. entertaining
-Explain the form adjectives by * Structure: - ed and –ing adjectives
adding- ed and –ing adjectives. + We use –ed adjectives to describe
someone’s feeling.
Eg: The film was long, and I was bored
+ We use – ing adjectives to describe
things or people (that cause the feelings)
Eg: The film was long and boring.
2. Practice (25’)
a, Aims: Ss can do more exercises about –ed and –ing adjectives. Students can
pronounce correctly the –ed ending in verbs.
b, Contents:
+ Ss work individually to complete the -ed and -ing forms of the adjectives.
+ Ss work individually to choose the correct adjectives.
+ Ss work individually to listen and repeat the verbs.
+ Ss work in pairs to ask and answer questions about the picture.
c, Outcome: Ss can do more exercises using the -ed and -ing forms of adjectives.
They can pronounce the sound /t/, /d/ and /-id/ correctly.
d, Organization:
- Has Ss complete the table 2. Complete the table with the –ed and –
individually. Then has some Ss write ing forms of the adjectives.
their answers on the board before 1. interested
checking with the whole class. 2. embarrassing
3. exciting
4. disappointed
5. exhausted
6. surprising
7. confused
8. frightening
- Asks Ss to do the exercise 3. Choose the correct adjectives.
individually and then check with the 1. moving
whole class. When checking, asks Ss 2. frightened
to refer to the Remember Box to make 3. disappointed
the meanings of the adjectives clearer 4. amazed
to them. 5. terrified
-First, models this activity with a more 6. Ask and answer questions about the
able student. Then asks Ss to work in pictures. Then listen to the recording.
pairs. Example: cry a lot/ laugh a lot
T may go around to help A: He cried a lot, didn’t he?
-T calls some pairs to practice in front B: No, he didn’t. He laughed a lot.
of the class.
-T checks pronunciation.
4. Application (8’)
a, Aims: Ss can interact each other using –ed adjectives and –ing adjectives to
describe these things and experiences in your life.
b, Contents: Ss work in pairs to look at the questions and tell how they felt using -
ed adjectives. Then, Ss use -ing adjectives to describe things and experiences in
their life.
c, Outcome: Ss can use -ed adjectives to describe their feelings and use -ing
adjectives to describe things and experiences in their life.
d, Organization:
- First, model this activity with some 4a. Work in pairs. Look at the questions
more Ss. Then, asks Ss to work in below. Tell your partner how you felt,
pairs. using –ed adjectives.
Example:
- T may go around to help weaker Ss. I felt terrified before my last Maths test.
4b. Now use –ing adjectives to describe
- Calls some pairs to practice in front these things and experiences in your life.
of the class. Example:
The last film I saw was called Norwegian
Wood. It was really moving.
3. Guides for homework (2’)
- Remind the meaning and how to use –ed and –ing adjectives.
- Pronounce correctly the –ed ending in verbs.
- Do exercise A in workbook
- Prepare: Unit 8- A closer look 2.
- Review: Although, despite/ and in spite of and give examples
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