The document discusses different types of homes around the world. It aims to teach students to identify different homes that people live in, such as igloos, wooden houses, and houses on stilts. It describes cultural differences in homes and furnishing styles between places like America, Germany, Japan, Korea, and Iran. Students are asked questions to test their understanding and assigned homework writing about their own homes.

1. DESCRIBING HOMES

2. PEOPLE LIVE IN DIFFERENT WAY

3. STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY HOMES, WHICH PEOPLE LIVE IN. THEY WILL STUDY NEW WORDS

4. RELATED TO THE HOMES. AIM OF THE LESSON

5. TO KNOW DIFFERENT HOMES.

6. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.

7. TO READ TEXT ABOUT HOMES

8. IN THE WORLD.

9. THEN THEY WRITE ABOUT

10. THEIR HOMES.

11. TO REVIEW KNOWLEDGE.

12. TO COMPLETE THE TEST . OBJECTIVE OF THE LESSON

13. WHAT ARE THESE? WHERE DO THEY LIVE ? ANSWER THE QUESTIONS .

14. WHAT NATIONALITY ARE THEY ? WHERE DO THEY LIVE ?

15. WHERE DOES SHE LIVE ? WHAT NATIONALITY IS SHE?

16. WHAT DOES SHE LIVE IN ? SHE LIVES IN A GER .

17. AN IGLOO AN IGLOO HE LIVES IN AN IGLOO

18. A WOODEN HOUSE RUSSIAN PEOPLE LIVES IN A WOODEN HOUSE .

19. A HOUSE ON STILTS WE LIVE IN A HOUSE ON STILTS.

20. A HOUSE OF BLOCK . MY FRIEND LIVES IN A HOUSE OF BLOCK

21. A TENT WE LIVE IN A TENT

25. PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD LIVE IN DIFFERENT WAYS. THE ARABS LIKE LARGE ROOMS, AND LARGE FAMILIES OFTEN LIVE TOGETHER. GERMANS LIKE TO SEPARATE ROOMS. THEY HAVE THICK WALLS AND HEAVY DOORS IN THEIR BEDROOMS, AND THESE DOORSARE OFTEN CLOSED. BUT IN AMERICA DOORS INSIDE THE HOUSE OFTEN STAY OPEN. THE WALLS IN TRADITIONAL JAPANESE AND KOREAN HOMES ARE DIFFERENT. THEY ARE MADE OF LIGHT WOODEN FRAMES AND SPECIAL PAPER. THESE WALLS ARE MOVABLE . THERE ARE DIFFERENT TYPES OF FURNITURE IN HOMES. THE AMERICANS HAVE MANY CHAIRS, TABLES AND CHESTS OR DRAWERS. THEY OFTEN PLACE THE FURNITURE AROUND THE WALLS. IN JAPAN, FURNITURE IS OFTEN IN THE CENTRE OF THE ROOM. SOMETIMES THERE IS NO FURNITURE AT ALL. IN MANY COUNTRIES LIKE IRAN,JAPAN OR KOREA, PEOPLE SIT ON BEAUTIFUL RUGS, NOT ON CHAIRS.