Unit seven: The world of work.
A/ A students’ work. (A1)
I/ Objectives.
Bu the end of the lesson, the students will be able to speak about a student’s
work and vacations.
II/ Language contents.
1, Vocabulary: to be late for , that takes about , vacation, summer
vacation= summer holiday, last.
2, Structures: present simple tense, simple future tense and comparative of
adjectives.
III/ Teaching aids.
- Make a plan.
- Prepare some pictures of the summer vacation’s students.
IV/ Teaching produres.

Stages Teacher’s activities Students’ activities
1, Warm up

@Make some questions for
students:- What time do your
classes start and finish?
-Do you like a summer vacation?
-When will you have a summer
Listen and answer the questions:
( by students )
Yes, I do.
In June.


Play it again and have students
read the dialoge.
Have students work in pairs.
Ask the pairs to role- play the
dialoge and severe the roles.
Have one or two pairs role- play
in front of the class.
Listen and correct their mistakes
if they have.
Explain the meaning of the new
words: to be late for , that
takes about , vacation, summer Look at the picture and answer the
teacher’s questions:
They are in the kitchen and they are
eating breakfast.
Listen to the tape.

Read the dialogue white listening.
Work in pairs.
Role- play the dialogue in front of
the class.

Rewrite the meaning of the new
words.

Have some pairs practice in front
of the class.
Listen and correct their mistakes
if they have.
*Hoa does her homework 2 hours
a day.
*That takes about 2 hours each
day.
*Hoa will visit her parents on the
their farm during her vacation.
@Make questions for students:
-What time do your classes start
-Do your classes start earlier or
later?
-For how many hours a day do
Work in pairs. Ask the questions in front of the
class. Rewrite the correct answers into the
notebooks. Answer about yourself.

Rewrite all the answers into
notebooks.
Prepare next lesson.

Others listen and talk about
yourself.

Work with a partner.

Rewrite these homework into
notebooks.

V/ Draw experience.