UNIT 12. SPORTS AND PASTIMES Lesson 4 B5 (P128-129) I. AIMS By the end of the lesson, students will be able to talk about frequency of activities using “How often…?” and “once/twice/three times…a week” - Teachings aids: textbook, cue cards - Anticipated problems. II. CONTENT 1. Warm up Revision- Matching A4 P128 Key: Tan: f Minh&Nam: e Lien: a Lan&Mai: b Tape transcript: Tan reads Minh and Nam play video game. Lien watches T.V. Lan and Mai listen to music 2. Pre teach How often? Once=one time Twice=two times Three times A week. Matching: Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Once a week V v Twice a week V V v Three times a week 3. Presentation: B5 P128 Model sentences: How often does she go jogging? listen to music? read? She goes jogging once listens to music twice a week reads three times 4. Practice: Substitution drill  Cues: three, one, four, two, one, five, Two, six, ont, three, seven, one Example: Teacher says: students say Three three times a week Once once a week  Picture drill: A5 P129 Ly’s diary Example exchange S1: How often does Ly (go to school)? S2: She goes (six times) a week. 5. Production: Find someone who… S1: how often do you play football? S2: once a week Find someone who… Name …plays football twice a week …goes to the park once a week …watches T.V seven times a week …plays badminton twice a week III. HOME WORK: - Learn by heart vocabulary - Make 5 sentences using the model sentence - Do B2,3,4 (workbook) - Prepare C1-4 (P130-131) IV. TEACHER'S SELF EVALUATION AND REMARKS . UNIT 12. SPORTS AND PASTIMES Lesson 4 B5 (P128 -129 ) I. AIMS By the end of the lesson, students will be able to talk about frequency of activities using “How often…?” and “once/twice/three. Teachings aids: textbook, cue cards - Anticipated problems. II. CONTENT 1. Warm up Revision- Matching A4 P128 Key: Tan: f Minh&Nam: e Lien: a Lan&Mai: b Tape transcript: Tan reads. Presentation: B5 P128 Model sentences: How often does she go jogging? listen to music? read? She goes jogging once listens to music twice a week reads three times 4. Practice: Substitution