
BEG U3 S5 - A new home!
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Jorge Luis Campos de la Fuente
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Unit 3 | Session 5
Learning Objective: choose things for a home
A new home
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Unit 3 | Session 5
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
Choose things for a home
Agenda
1DISCUSS: Talk about Jason’s new home
2PREPARE: Furniture and rooms in a home
3DECIDE: Which things are important for
Jason’s home?
4PRESENT
5UNIT 3 PROGRESS CHECK
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DISCUSS
Talk about Jason’s new home.
• What rooms can you see?
• Is it a good home for him?
It`s not good for him
because it`s too small.
It`s good for him
because he`s single.
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Multiple Select
What can we say about Jason? Choose the true statements.
He`s 35
He`s single
He loves basket
He hates parties
He`s a student
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Multiple Select
What rooms can you see in Jason`s new apartment? Choose the correct options.
Bedroom
Bathroom
Kitchen
Living Room
Hall
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Open Ended
Talk about Jason`s new home. Is it a good home for him?
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Which rooms are good places for these items?
PREPARE TO SPEAK
Where’s a good
place for a sofa?
In the living room
because it`s too big
for the bedroom.
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Match
Which rooms are good places for these items?
Couch
Microwave
Chairs
Rug
Nightstand
Living Room
Kitchen
Dining Room
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living Room
Kitchen
Dining Room
Bathroom
Bedroom
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Match
Which rooms are good places for these items?
Oven
Big Painting
Sink
Drawer
Old Items
Kitchen
Living Room
Bathroom
Bedroom
Storage Room
Kitchen
Living Room
Bathroom
Bedroom
Storage Room
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Drag and Drop
Becky: I
Amanda: I
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SPEAKING TASK
Which things are important for Jason’s new home?
Discuss with your partner (s). You have $1,000 to buy them.
USEFUL LANGUAGE
This is a big/small (TV).
It’s $180. ($ = dollars)
It’s expensive. ($$$)
It’s cheap. ($)
USEFUL LANGUAGE
What about this (TV)?
This (TV) is good for Jason.
I agree. / I don’t agree.
Good idea!
I think a small desk is
important to him
because he`s a student.
What do you think it`s
important for Jason?
I agree. Also, because
it`s cheap. What else
can we buy for Jason`s
house?
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Compare your lists.
Which list is the cheapest?
Which list is the most expensive?
PRESENT
Laura and Beth’s List
small sofa (A)
$120
table (J)
$120
2 small chairs (E)
$60
refrigerator (G)
$280
bed (C)
$150
TOTAL
$730
Lucas and Diego’s List
small sofa (A)
$120
table (J)
$120
2 large chairs (L)
$120
big TV (H)
$330
bed (C)
$150
TOTAL
$840
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PROGRESS CHECK
Unit 3 | Session 5
Learning Objective: choose things for a home
A new home
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