Gi¸o viªn: Vâ ThÞ Hång LÜnh – Tr­êng THCS B¾c NghÜa  Warm up: “Kim’s game” I/ Pre reading: 1/ Vocabulary: Matching a tire a pipe (to) refill (to) melt a deposit Glassware (n) Làm đầy lại đồ thuỷ tinh Lốp xe Tiền đặt cọc Nóng chảy ống dẫn nước I/ Pre – reading: 2/ True or False statements 1. Pipes and floor coverings are made from car tires. 2. In Britain, the empty bottles are thrown away after using. 3. People collect glass to recycle. 4. In Oregon, there mustn’t be a deposit on all drink cans. 5. Farmers use compost to fertilize their fields. T F T F T 1/ Vocabulary: “Matching” II/ While – reading: 1/ Reading and checking 2/ Comprehension questions:“Lucky number” 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 LN LN LN The glass is broken up, melt and made into new glassware when it is sent to factories. What happens to the glass when it is sent to the factories? The Oregon govement made a new law that there must be deposit on all drink cans. The deposit is returned when people bring the cans back for recycling. What did the Oregon government do to prevent people from throwing drink cans away? People cleaned and refilled empty bottles with milk. What do people do with empty milk bottles? If we have a recycling story to share, we can call or fax the magazine at 5 265 456. If you have a recycling story to share, how can you share it? What is compost made from? Compost is made from household and garden waste. [...]... – reading: 1/ Discuss: How following things are recycled ? - Car tires are recycled to make piper and floor coverings - Car tires - Milk bottles are cleaned and refilled with milk - Milk bottles - Glass is broken up, melted and made into new glassware - Glass - Drink cans Drink cans are garden waste Household and bought back for recycling - Household and garden waste is made into compost III/ Post... c  pipe and floor coverings  3 The glass is broken up, glassware a  cooked and made into new b  stretched  c  melted 2/ Multiple choice: Choose the best answer (a, b or c) 4 Farmers use the dung of animals for a  compost their fields b  fertilizing  c  collecting 5 a  “Reducing”  overpacked b  “Recycling” c  “Reusing” means not buying products which are 3/ Crossword puzzle: 1 We have...  c  collecting 5 a  “Reducing”  overpacked b  “Recycling” c  “Reusing” means not buying products which are 3/ Crossword puzzle: 1 We have to protect our …… E N V I RONME N T 2 N EW 3 … is a wonderful natural 3 C OM P O S T fertilizer 4 Y E AR S 4 In Oregon, a new law was made 5C O L L E C T E D several … ago 6 G L A S S 5 The glass is … and sent to the 7 M I L K factories 8 CAN S 6 Glassware... Opposite “old” is … 1 8 There must be a deposit on all drink 9 They collect household and … waste to made compost What’s the hidden word? IV/ Homework  Learn new words by heart  Do ex 1, 2 (P 59) ; 3 (P.60)  Prepare: Write Thank you . III/ Post – reading: 1/ Discuss: How following things are recycled ? - Household and garden waste - Car tires - Milk bottles - Glass - Drink cans - Household. Vocabulary: “Matching” II/ While – reading: 1/ Reading and checking 2/ Comprehension questions:“Lucky number” 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 LN LN LN The glass is broken