UNIT 3: AT HOME
 LESSON 1: WHAT A LOVELY HOME! (A1) 
I. Objectives:
 1. Education aim:
 2. Teaching aim: By the end of the lesson, students can :
  describe rooms and homes.
  make a complaint.
  make a compliment.
II. Language contents:
 1. Vocabulary: Room and Home Vocabulary : tub, shower, sink, 
 Descriptive Adjectives: lovely, bright, favorite, convenient, 
2. Grammar: Present Simple Tense.
 Exclamatory sentences 
 3. Structures: What + Noun!
 It has 
III. Techniques: eliciting, describing, questioning & answering, role playing, game.
IV. Teaching aids: pictures, cassette.
V. Time: 45 minutes
 
              
            
Period: 13 	Date: 17/09/2004
UNIT 3: 	AT HOME
 LESSON 2:	WHAT A LOVELY HOME! (A2) 
I. Objectives:
	1. Education aim:
	2. Teaching aim: By the end of the lesson, students can:
	 speak and write exclamations.
	 develop writing skill.
II. Language contents:
	1. Vocabulary:	delicious
2. Grammar:	Exclamatory sentences 
	3. Structures:	WHAT + NOUN!
III. Techniques:	eliciting, describing, questioning & answering,
IV. Teaching aids:	pictures for presentation and practice.
V. Time:	45 minutes
VI. Procedures:
Teacher’s activities
Students’ activities
Warm – up.
- Ask students to write:
 + descriptive adjectives
 + vocabulary of furniture.
- Ask students to describe their house.
Pre – writing. 
- Remind students of the exclamations from the dialogue.
- Give students the hints to say exclamations of real situations.
- Elicit the usages of the exclamations again.
- Ask students to say the structure.
 What + (a/an) + adjective + Noun!
- Have students notice the indefinite articles: a/an.
While – writing.
- Ask students to write the exclamations in section 2/p.30, 31.
- Explain the vocabulary: delicious
- Call some students to speak the answer before the class.
- Have students notice the intonation.
Post – writing. 
- Have students write the answer down in the exercise – notebooks
- Ask students to make some exclamations with their own words.
- Write as directed.
- Describe their house.
- Read the exclamation from the dialogue 
 a. What a lovely home!
 b. What an awful day!
 c. What a lovely living room!
 d. What a bright room!
 e. What nice colors!
 f. What a beautiful bathroom!
 g. What an amazing kitchen!
 h. What a great idea!
- Say some exclamations of real situations.
 + What a hot day!
 + What a beautiful shirt!
 + What …… !
- Listen and write. 
- Look at the pictures and the cues to write the exclamations.
1. Complaints
 a. What an expensive dress!
 b. What an awful restaurant!
 c. What a wet day!
 d. What a boring party!
 e. What a bad movie!
2. Compliments
 a. What a great party!
 b. What a bright room!
 c. What an interesting movie!
 d. What a lovely house!
 e. What a delicious dinner!
 f. What a beautiful day!
- Express the exclamations before the class.
- Write the answer.
- Say some exclamations.
Homework
1. Reread the answers.
2. Learn by heart the vocabulary and the structures.
3. Do the exercise 2/p.13 (workbook) 
4. Write five complaints and five compliments.
Remarks
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