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ENGLISHII

Unit 3:Whats happening?


Unit 3.1 Importance
Whats the weather
like?
It is important to identify the kind of weather in different
Objective places around the world when you take a trip or visit
somebody.
By the end of the lesson,
It is important to notice the difference between a noun and
students will be able to
an adjective
describe the weather by
using pictures.
Weather Vocabulary
Noun=Adjective=Verb
Noun Adjective=noun+y *Verb= noun+ing

Whatsthis? Whatstheweatherlike? Whatshappening?

1. Itsacloud. 1.Itscloudy. 1.Its..

2.Itsthesun. 2.Itssunny. 2.Its..

Consonant+vowel+consonant
Doublethelastconsonant+y

3.Itsasnowflake. 3.Itssnowy. 3.Itssnowing.*


World ofEnglish Activities

ListenandCompletethe weather table.


Work inpairs:Describethe pictures from 1to10andguess the
place.UseIts +Adjective.
Present simple with Verb to-be

We use the present simple with


to be for things which:
Happens generally

Its usually rainy in April.


Activity:Listentotheweatherreportandnumber
theplacesintheorderyouhearthem.Whydo
theysaytheweatheriscraaaaaazy ?
Unit 3.1 Evaluation
Whats the weather
like?
Objective

By the end of the lesson,


students describe pictures
related to weather and
make the difference
between a noun, an
adjective or a verb in some
conversations and
sentences.
Unit 3.1 Evaluation
Whats the weather
like?
Choosethecorrectform.
Objective
1.Theweatherinmycityisreallycrazy.Sometimesitssun/sunnyin
By the end of the lesson,
themorning,butintheafternoonitswarm/warmingandrain/
students describe pictures
related to weather and rainy.
make the difference
between a noun, an 2.Londonisfamousforitsfog/foggy,butinmyopinion,itsmore
adjective or a verb in some
probableforatouristtosee fog/foggydaysinSanFranciscothanin
conversations and
sentences. London.
Unit 3.1 Metacognitive Questions
Whats the weather
like?
1. What did you learn inthis lesson?
Objective 2. Is it important tonotice the difference between a
noun,adjective andverb?
By the end of the lesson,
3. What slide helped you tolearn this vocabulary?
students describe pictures
related to weather and
make the difference
between a noun, an
adjective or a verb in some
conversations and
sentences.

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