Daily Routine 15 Make a story Elicite from

“Daily Routine” 15. Make a story Elicite from the students activities they often (usually, always, sometimes, never)do with members of their families such as eat breakfast, go to the cinema and play games. List their answers on the board. Ask the students to make sentences with these words. 16. Let’s rhyme a little It’s something to drink and sounds like sea. —Tea It’s something to eat and sounds like thread. — Bread It’s a colour and sounds like glue. — Blue It’s an animal and sounds like house. — Mouse. It’s something to wear and sounds like cat. — Hat. 17. Picture dictation Pupils draw a picture containing simple visual information from a description which you dictate. Draw an island in the sea. There are some mountains in the middle of the island. There are some rocks to the north from the mountains. In the west next to the mountains is a palm-three. There is a small lake to the south from the house. A narrow road connects the lake and the house. And a lonely elephant is going along the road to the house. 18. ”Animals” Association. Where do they liмe? The teacher says: jungle forest river sea desert snow Students say: monkeys bears fish dolphins camels polar bears

“Mass Media” 19. Broken sentences. Match the two parts of sentences Television brings events… …like the Olympic Games into millions of home. The funeral was … … broadcast to the hole nation. See today’s paper for … … a list of TV programmes in your area. The final episode will … … be shown on Channel 4 tonight. What genres seem… … to dominate prime time viewing? Most of the educational … are really good and informative programmes … We tend to view more and … … listen less, as time goes on. We have an opportunity … …to take part in lots of talk shows or quiz games on TV. Television makes people … discuss thing, think and talk more, argue and … Television may be the cause … many disputes and conflicts of … in the family. 20. “Travelling and Transport ” Miming Mime a complaint , as a guest, in a hotel. The reset of the class are the receptionist. Eg. The sheets are dirty and I’ve found four cockroaches. 21. Jumbled words Autumn – nuatmu Ball – albl 22. Jigsaw reading Cut out and shuffle the parts of the story. Students in pairs have to sort out the cards to make the story up. 23. Interview. The sociologist hasn’t finished his list of questions. Questionnaire on Holiday. 1)Have you been on holiday this year? 2)When …? 3)How long …? 4)Where exactly …? 5)Who … with? 6)What sights …? 7)Where else …? 8)Would you recommend …?