Lesson aims
Students reinforce language with a
story. They also discuss the value of eating healthily.
New language
It’s time (for … ), nest, tasty,
treat, someone else, must be
(deduction),
another,
omelette, It smells (delicious). yeti, left
(past of
leave
)
Recycled language
look for, clue, cook, (don’t)
want (someone) to, eat, egg, I’m hungry, We can/
can’t … , We need … , onion, make, Where were you?
I went to … , find, vegetables, peas, Good idea, What
was that? I think it’s a … , Run! safe
,
map, compass
Materials
CD
1
Warmer
•
Play
So did I
(see page xvi). Students write three
sentences about places where
they went on the weekend
and why, e.g.,
I went to the movie theater to watch a
movie.
Only students who went to the same place for the
same reason say
So did I.
Introduction
•
Remind students of the previous episode of the story:
What did the children follow?
(
Footprints.
)
What did they
find next to the river?
(
A canoe.
)
What was inside the
canoe?
(
A compass.
)
Which animals were in the river?
(
Hippos.
)
How did the children work together?
(
Sofia
read the map, Jack paddled the canoe, and Ruby used
the compass.
)
Ask students to guess what the children
need to find in this episode. Remind them that the topic
of the unit is food. Accept any guesses.
Student’s Book page 4
1
1
3 Read and listen.
•
Present
nest
using the picture in frame
2
. Ask
What’s
in the nest?
(
Eggs
.)
Do the children take the eggs?
Let’s find out.
•
Say
Read and listen
. Play the recording. Students
follow the story in their books. At the end, ask
Do the
children take the eggs from the nest?
(
No, they don’t.
)
Do they find an egg?
(
Yes, they do.
)
What other food
do they find?
(
Some onions and some peas.
)
•
Then play the recording again, pausing to ask more
questions: Frame
1
:
What’s the “clue that you can cook”?
(
The egg.
) Explain
someone else
. Frame 2:
Can the
children take a bird’s eggs?
(
No, they can’t.
)
Frame 3:
What do the children need to find?
(
Another nest.
) Frame 4:
What can the children make?
(
An omelette
.) Explain the meaning.
Frame 5:
Where did Ruby go?
(
To find more vegetables.
)
Frame 6:
Is the omelette good?
(
Yes.
) Explain the
meaning of
It smells delicious
.
Frame 7:
What do they see?
(
A yeti.
)
Frame 8:
What did the children leave behind?
(
The map and the compass.
) Explain that
left
is the past
tense of
leave
. Elicit why the
E
on the sign is filled in by
asking
What did the children find in the story?
(
An egg.
)
What’s the first letter in
egg
?
(
e
.)
•
Students can listen to the story again for pleasure or
you could pause after each line for them to repeat.
Encourage students to use gestures
and intonation from
the story as appropriate. You could also divide the class
into three groups. Each group repeats the lines for one
character (Ruby, Jack, or Sofia).
CD
1
:53
: see Student’s Book page 4
1
Value
Eat healthy food.
•
Read the value with the class:
Eat healthy food
. Ask
Do the children cook healthy food in the story?
(
Yes, they
do – eggs and vegetables.
)
•
Elicit the food groups from
Guess What!
2 (
fruit, meat,
vegetables, grains, dairy) and write
them on the board,
then elicit examples of foods from each group. Ask which
of the foods are healthy.
•
Then ask for examples of unhealthy food (e.g.,
burgers,
ice cream, cake, fries, cookies
)
and point out that we
shouldn’t eat these foods very often.
•
Elicit healthy dishes that students like and write them on
the board. Ask volunteers to describe what’s in each dish
(e.g.,
It has peppers, tomatoes, and pasta in it.
) and also
say the names of the food groups of the ingredients, if
they can.
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