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This lesson plan covers home appliances and their uses. It includes topics like microwaves, cordless phones, cleaning carpet, heating food, boiling water, ironing clothes, and recording music. The plan outlines guiding students to present information in the passive voice and question form. It also aims to have students define goals, summarize situations, and recommend strategies with expected results and next steps.
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- 1. th Lesson plan for 8 grade Topic: What is it used for? Present passive /question form/
- 2. microwave Summarize the main plans Explain the long-term course to follow
- 3. cordless phone State the desired goal Define the goal in more detail
- 4. Cleaning carpet Give a summary of the current situation
- 5. Heating food Development made up to the current situation Important background information Original forecasts which turned out to be wrong Original forecasts which turned out to be true
- 7. boiling water Recommend one or several strategies Give a summary of the expected results Name the next steps to be taken Delegate the various tasks
- 10. iron
- 11. kettle
- 12. Let's study new grammer! Present Passive /Questions/ What is it used for? It is used for typing.
- 13. Home appliances Used with batteries Used with electricity a torch an iron calculator television radio computer music cooker mobile phone boiler a watch vacuum cleaner a fridge
- 14. Guess what it is and write This is a very useful thing. Most families have one. It makes your clothes look smoother. An iron People watch this thing at home when they have free time. They usually get a lot of information from the programmes it shows. A television People usually use this by the bed when they read at night. A book This is common thing that used in every home and even office. People usually keep their food and drinks in it to keep them cool. A fridge This thing is used by people to take pictures. A photograph
- 15. Work in pairs. Complete the dialogues with questions A: What is a cassette recorder used for? B: It's used for recording music A: What is a fridge used for? B: A fridge is used for keeping food fresh A: What are matches used for ? B: matches are used for lighting a fire A: What is money used for? B: money is used for buying things in a shop A: What is this ball used for ? B: This ball is used for playing tennis A: What are batteries used for?