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This English lesson discusses activities to do depending on the weather and seasons. It defines weather, climate, and seasons and provides examples of activities suitable for different conditions like sunny, cloudy, rainy, winter and summer days. Students are asked to recommend activities for various weather types and seasons and recall a past travel experience, describing the weather and other details.
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Lesson 7
- 1. English II Lesson7 Activities to do depending on the weather
- 2. Topic: Activities to do depending on the weather Objectives: Describe appropriate activities depending on the weather Give recommendations about what to take on a trip, depending on the climate, season or weather
- 3. Warm-up Are you agree or disagree? Do you consider the critics can affect the life of people? Do you pay attention to criticism? What do you consider is better, living as the people want or as you want? Have you ever criticized anyone?
- 4. Previous knowledges What activities do you prefer to do when the day is cloudy? What activities do you prefer to do when the day is sunny?
- 5. Presentation Differences between weather, climate and season Weather Climate Season Description of precipitation and temperature for one day Example: It was sunny last sunday Description of precipitation and temperature for a long period of time May for august is the rainy season Winter Autumn (fall) Summer Spring
- 6. In the following video is presented several seasonal activities, please open the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= 6tV_-CK3Hx8
- 7. Practice
- 8. Match the following words with the correct picture and tell us if you ever did these activities Swing Sunbathe Snowboard
- 9. Recommend some activities to do in • A Sunny day • A cloudy day • A storm • Winter • Summer • Rainy day
- 10. Practice your speaking with the following dialogue • A: Spring break starts tomorrow. B: Are you going to go anywhere? A: I was thinking of driving to Arizona. B: To the Grand Canyon? A: Yes. I've never been there. B: I was there when I was a kid. A: How did you like it? B: I loved it. I still remember how amazing it was. A: I'm sure I'll like it, too. B: You should try riding a mule on a trail to the bottom. A: No way! I don't want to fall to my death. B: Don't worry. Only one person has ever fallen off a mule. • Retrieved from https://www.eslfast.com/easydialogs/ec/travel10.h tm
- 11. Production • Watch the following pictures and tell us what season is and what is happening?
- 12. Assessment Tell us about an unforgettable travel do you had Make sure to talk about the weather and different details based on the previous steps.