The document discusses a lesson plan about pop stars. The purpose is for students to learn about different types of pop stars, share their favorites, and learn new vocabulary words related to music genres and celebrities. It then provides details about the teacher's favorite pop star, Justin Bieber, including his birthplace, early career, hobbies, languages spoken, and favorite colors, sport, and food. Students are instructed to complete a fact file about their own favorite pop star.

1. The 5th of April Friday

2. Justine Bieber “Baby” 7

3. Home work: Exercise 4 complete the sentences. Erdenet is ............than Dundgobi. (cool) Ulaanabaatar is the ...........city in Mongolia.(cold) The weather is .........than it was yesterday. (hot) London is the .........city on today's weather chart. (wet) Beijing is ..........than London.(sunny) Spring is the .........season in Mongolia. (dry)

4. T o p i c A pop s tar ”

6. P u r p o s e: The students will be able to learn new song. The students will be able to learn new words. The students will be able to know about pop star’s life.

7. New words Pop and R&B star Rock star Hip & Hop star Opera star Rock &Roll star Boy band Girl band

8. Pop and R&B

9. Rock

10. Hip hop

11. Opera stars

12. Rock &Roll

13. Boy band

14. Girl band

15. My favorite pop star Do you know him? His name is Justine Bieber. He was born on March 1, 1994, in London , Ontario . He is a popular POP and R&B singer. Justine was a very musical child and he always dreamed of becoming a pop star. His first solo album “One time”. “Baby ” was written by Bieber. His hobby is playing sport - especially hockey because he's from Canada. He speaks French and his hero is Wayne Gretzky. Justin Bieber's favorite colors are blue and purple. His favorite food is spaghetti.

17. Fact file Name of singer: _______ Age: _____ First solo album: ______ Favorite sportsman: ___________ Favorite sport: _________ Favorite colors: __________ Favorite food: _________ #My favorite pop star

18. Home work Write your favourite star's #Fact file