5 th grade ch1
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The document outlines objectives and activities for teaching greetings and the alphabet to students. The objectives are to teach greetings, sentences using greetings, and how to greet in real life situations. The teacher's activities include explaining greetings and examples, while the students' activities involve making sentences, greeting each other, and helping each other. The document then provides examples of greetings, an alphabet song, greeting exercises, and a concluding thank you.
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- 4. •K1- To know greetings and alphabet •K2- To do sentences and greeting each other OBJECTIV ES •K3- To use greeting words in a real life •K4- To communicate with each other how to greet
- 5. Teacher’s activities To help students To explain and give some example
- 6. STUDENT’S ACTIVITIES To make sentences To work together Greeting each other To help each other
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- 8. HI HELLO GOODBYE
- 9. Hi, I am Sue.
- 10. Hello, I am Jean.
- 11. Goodbye
- 12. Let’s sing a song Hi, How are you Hi, How are you I am fine I am fine Very nice to meet you Very nice to meet you Goodbye Goodbye
- 13. Alphabet
- 15. Let’s do exercise 1. Complete the greeting ,,,, I’m Suvd. ,,,, I’m Bat.
- 16. Hi, Hello, I am Suvd. Hi, Hello, I am Bat.
- 17. 2.Write small letter. S M B D F H
- 18. S s D d H B b h F f M m
- 19. Let’s sing a song Hi, How are you Hi, How are you I am fine I am fine Very nice to meet you Very nice to meet you Goodbye Goodbye
- 20. A B ABC song C D H J K E F N G I L M P Q R O S T U V Y Z W Now I know myX ABC Tell me what you think
- 21. Thank you for attention