Efl guess What! Teacher's Book 6 Grade 6

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Listen and look.
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Listen and repeat. Then match.
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Listen and guess the words. Then practice with a friend.
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What information technology do you use? Ask and answer.
An e-book!
You read this on an e-reader.
a
dictionary
b
e-book
c
email
d
encyclopedia
e
letter
f
magazine
g
newspaper
h
online game
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text message
j
website
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Vocabulary
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Workbook page 48

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Lesson aims
Students learn vocabulary for 
information technology.
New language
dictionary, e-book, email, 
encyclopedia, letter, magazine, newspaper, online 
game, text message, website
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information, 
technology, find out, look (something) up
Recycled language
ask (someone) to do 
(something)
Materials
CD2 
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A handwritten letter and 
a printout of an email 
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Word cards: see page TB
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Warmer
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Show a letter and a printout of an email. Ask 
What’s the same about these?
Elicit students’ ideas
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Then ask 
What’s different? 
Student’s Book page 60
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Use the photographs to teach the words. Ask 
Which of 
these things are for communicating with people you 
know?
Which of these things can give us information? 
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Listen and look.
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Play the recording. Students point to the photographs.
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Play the recording again, pausing to ask questions.
CD
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Teacher: 
OK, class. Today let’s talk about information 
and technology. … Carla. When you’re doing 
homework, how do you find out information?
Carla: 
I usually use our computer. I look it up on the 
Internet. There are lots of interesting websites on the 
Internet, with a lot of information.
Alex: 
And I sometimes use books – or e-books. I have 
books and e-books at home.
Teacher: 
Do you use an encyclopedia?
Alex: 
Not usually – I use the Internet. But I often use 
a dictionary to look up words at school.
Teacher: 
Do you read the newspaper?
Carla: 
Not really, but I often buy magazines. I like 
magazines.
Teacher: 
What about you, Pedro? Do you use the Internet?
Pedro: 
Yes, but I usually use it to play online games with 
my friends. There are lots of great online games.
Teacher: 
Do you send emails to your friends?
Pedro: 
Yes, or I send them text messages.
Teacher: 
Do you ever send letters to your friends?
Alex: 
No, I don’t. I sent a letter to my grandma last week. 
But now she has a new tablet, and she asked me to 
email her instead!
2 Listen and repeat. Then match.
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Play the recording. Students repeat and point.
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Play the recording again. Students say each letter and 
read the label aloud.