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DEMONSTRATIVE LESSON:
THE HOUSEWORK.
THE USE OF PRESENT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT SIMPLE
( 6 –A form)
Prepared by:
The teacher of English Natalia Yasuichenia |
TERNOPIL
Theme: Housework. The use of present continuous and present simple.
Objectives: to revise expressions for housework;
to do a questionnaire on being helpful at home;
to practice using the present simple and present continuous;
to read a survey about the housework for men and women;
listen to a conversation for specific details;
to work in pairs and practice dialogues about housework;
Resources: the CDs, a song, grammar tables(present simple/continuous), pictures, cards with vocabulary and definitions, worksheets for reading task
STRUCTURE OF THE LESSON
Good morning dear children. Glad to see you. I hope you are great today. Let’s sing a song to make better if not. PAY ATTENTION to the lines with Present Countinuous
A song “ it’s a beautiful day”
The sun shines bright
As it moves across my face
I feel the light
And everything is in it’s place
I woke up feeling great
Today was made for me
And life is good, the way it should, the way it was meant to be
And it’s a beautful day
It’s a beautiful day
It’s a beautful day
It’s a beautiful day
The wind is blowing, the bells are ringin’
Children playing in the park
While birds are singin’
And I’m walkin’, and I’m laughin’
Life is perfect, I’m not tryin’, it’s just happenin’
And it’s a beautful day
It’s a beautiful day
It’s a beautful day
It’s a beautiful day
And it’s a beautful day
It’s a beautiful day
It’s a beautful day
It’s a beautiful day
Look at the board. Can you read the title – HOUSEWORK
Yes. Today we go on talking about work around the house , we look through the grammar – the difference between P.C . and P.S. , and also we get the information how much men and women do their housework and of course we will work in pairs a lot.
So, let’s revise vocabulary, COMPLETE THE TABLE:
Clean
the floor … |
Do
the washing-up… |
Tidy
your room… |
Make
the bed… |
take
the dog for a walk… |
Clear
The table |
Now let’s drill the pronunciation of these phrases – (PLAY THE CDs)
Find your partner .Move around the classroom– match the word and its definition. Then sit together
the rubbish bin is full
after you finish a meal.
clean the plates after dinner.
there is no food in the fridge.
you to do this everyday.
food at home in the evening.
Take out the rubbish
|
Clear the table
|
Do the washing-up
|
Do the shopping |
Take the dog for a walk |
Make dinner |
Let’s read your meanings.
Pre-reading discussion
Do you make your bed? How often do you go shopping? Do you….
Let’s check your partner is he/she helpful?
READING
Do the questionnaire in pairs (S. B. p 22)
After-reading discussion
e.g. Does Ann tidy her room? – Yes, she does.
Does Andriy always clear the table? – No, he never does.
( revision of Present Simple in the 3rd form (he,she))
Picture-based grammar discussion (ONLY ONE PICTURE AT FIRST)
The difference between Present Simple and Present Continuous
e.g. are they doing the washing-up?- yes, they do.
Write – they are doing the washing up.
ASK: who often DOES the washing up in your family? – pupils’ answers
Pre-listening discussion
We are at the class now/ we are talking, sitting, playing but what is happening to Ellen and Daisy at the moment (PICTURES BASED DISCUSSION) – guess what they are talking about
While – listening
Write TRUE – FALSE ( S.B. p.26, ex.7)
Pre-reading discussion
How do you think – who mostly does the housework – men or women?
Who does the cooking and who repairs things?
While-reading task
I propose you to read a national survey and fill in the table with the info.
The text:
The ‘Office for National Statistics” published the results of a survey about how much work men and women do in the home. So, women spend seventy-four minutes a day for cooking and washing-up and men can do this housework only thirty minutes in the kitchen. What about cleaning and tidying up? Well, women clean and tidy up for fifty-eight minutes every day and men try to do this for thirteen minutes.
For gardening and looking after pets, men go out for forty-eight minutes a day, that’s forty-eight compared to twenty-one minutes for women. That’s because women are mostly in the kitchen.
Doing repair, that sort of thing, men spend twenty-six minutes a day women only nine!
What about children? Women look after the children more, forty-five minutes a day, compared to twenty for men. And women got time (it’s twenty-five minutes a day) to do all the ironing and washing. However, men spend only two minutes a day doing the washing up and ironing.
JOBS |
NATIONAL SURVEY |
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WOMEN |
MEN |
|
Cooking and washing –up |
|
|
Cleaning and tidying up |
|
|
Gardening/looking after pets |
|
|
DIY and repairs |
|
|
Looking after children |
|
|
Washing and ironing |
|
|
Do your parents sometimes ask you to tidy your room?
Do you do it immediately or if they want you do it later?
What usually happens in this situations your homework dialogues show us.
JOBS |
NATIONAL SURVEY |
|
WOMEN |
MEN |
|
Cooking and washing –up |
|
|
Cleaning and tidying up |
|
|
Gardening / looking after pets |
|
|
DIY and repairs |
|
|
Looking after children |
|
|
Washing and ironing |
|
|
TEXT
The ‘Office for National Statistics” published the results of a survey about how much work men and women do in the home. So, women spend seventy-four minutes a day for cooking and washing-up and men can do this housework only thirty minutes in the kitchen. What about cleaning and tidying up? Well, women clean and tidy up for fifty-eight minutes every day and men try to do this for thirteen minutes.
For gardening and looking after pets, men go out for forty-eight minutes a day, that’s forty-eight compared to twenty-one minutes for women. That’s because women are mostly in the kitchen.
Doing repair, that sort of thing, men spend twenty-six minutes a day women only nine!
What about children? Women look after the children more, forty-five minutes a day, compared to twenty for men. And women got time (it’s twenty-five minutes a day) to do all the ironing and washing. However, men spend only two minutes a day doing the washing up and ironing.