The document discusses the history of pottery in Thailand. It notes that pottery dating back over 5,000 years has been found at Ban Chiang in northeastern Thailand, and the art of pottery making continues today, with both simple earthenware and more sophisticated glazed pottery being produced. Different regions across Thailand produce distinctive types of pottery using various materials and techniques.

1. Unit: Tourism
Topic: Local Product
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2. video

3. - What did you see in the video?
- What kind of product that you see in the
video?
- How quickly that he makes the pottery?

5. pottery(n.)

6. clay(n.)

7. terracotta(n.)

8. celadon(n.)

9. kiln(n.)

11. Coordinators
The easiest way to remember them is to
remember the word FANBOYS
Coordinators LogicalRelationships
For: Mary enjoys math, for it is challenging. result/cause
AND: Judy has won several trophies,
and she is an honor
NOR: Judy doesn't work, nor does she want a job. addition of
negatives

12. BUT: Nabil is pretty good at gymnastics, contrast
but he prefer swimming.
OR: Jaime needs a vacation, or he'll go crazy. Alternative
YET: Irma doesn't earn much, contrast
yet she spends money like a millionaire.
SO: The coach praised the team excessively, cause/result
so the players stopped believing him.

13. History of Thai Pottery
Handsome pots dating back more than 5,000
years have been found at Ban Chiang in
northeastern Thailand, and the art of shaping and
firing clay has continued to the present day.
Simple earthenware vessels are still used for
cooking and storage, while more sophisticated
glazed pottery is also being produced by methods
introduced from China 700 years ago.

14. Almost every region of the country has its own
traditional pottery. The North, for example, makes fine
low-fired pots and water jugs, lightly glazed with terra
cotta and oil to make them capable of holding liquids;
by northern custom, one of these pots is placed
outside most temples and private homes so that thirsty
strangers homes so that thirsty strangers can stop and
refresh themselves. Dark brown pottery in a wide
variety of shapes, from flower pots to fanciful animals,
is produced at kilns near the northeastern city of
Nakhon Ratchasima and Ratchaburi, west of Bangkok,
is noted for its beautifully decorated water storage jars,
yellowish-green in colour and adorned with dragons
and swirling floral motifs.

15. According to tradition, the art of making
delicate, blue-green celadon began at the end
of the 13th century, when King
Ramkhamhaeng of Sukhothai brought 300
Chinese potters to his kingdom. Within a short
time, the high-fired throughout Southeast
Asia, all the way to the Philippines and
Indonesia.

17. Find these words
-Read the question on power point.
-Try to find the word in the line that you see,
and correct with the definition .
-Rest the plate to answer the question.

18. 1. Find a word in line 4 that means the craft or
occupation of a potter.
2. Find a word in line 2 that means moist sticky
earth; mud.
3. Find a word in line 3 that means having
acquired worldly knowledge or refinement;
lacking natural simplicity or naiveté.
4. Find a word in line 8 that means a hard semi
fired waterproof ceramic clay used in pottery
and building construction.

19. 5. Find a word in line 13 that means a large oven
for burning, drying, or processing something,
such as porcelain or bricks.
6. Find a word in line 14 that means to furnish,
provide, or adorn with something ornamental;
embellish.
7. Find a word in line 15 that means to move
with a twisting or whirling motion; eddy.

20. 8. Find a word in line 16 that means a type of
pottery having a pale green glaze, originally
produced in China.
9. Find a word in line 20 that means great age;
very old.
10. Find a word in line 21 that means a practical
method, skill, or art applied to a particular
task.

21. Activity2

22. Summarize
-Make a group of 4 people.
-Each group receives a paper from the teacher.
-Summarize the text by using your own words.
-Come in front of the class to present your work.

23. History of Thai’s Pottery
Thai’s Pottery have been found for the first
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