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UNIT SHOPPING
SUBJECT Vocabulary
LESSON Shopping
DURATION 60 min
LEVEL TCSH
MATERIALS Textbooks, board, notebooks and worksheets
OBJECTIVES
1. Students would be able to learn and expand vocabulary related to shopping.
2. Students should show general grasp of the new vocabulary items by successfully completing the activities.
PRESENTATION 15 min
CLASS
Brainstorming of vocabulary items using pictures as cues.
PRACTICE 25 min
PAIR
Filling in the chart with goods (adding extra ones if possible).
Food: an oil bottle, a kilo of rice, a head of cauliflower, a bag of flour, milk…
Clothing and footwear: a coat, a suit, a scarf, a tie, a blouse, slippers, gloves, clogs, sandals, sweater, boots…
1 Jewellery and accessories: a watch, earrings, a bracelet, a belt, a necklace… WS (A2)
Appliances: a hair dryer, an iron, a toaster… TB (P37 – A1)
Furniture: a chair, a desk, a sofa, a cupboard, a table, a bed…
Utensils: a knife, a spoon, a fork, a dish, a cup, a glass, a plate…
Materials: nylon, silk, cotton, leather, wool, polyester,
PAIR
Matching the shops with what people can buy at them.
PRODUCTION 10 min
PAIR
Students use the previous activity to make sentences about where they can buy the articles.
Students talk about their shopping habits using questions provided beforehand.
Do you…?
Like to go shopping for clothes?
Buy expensive clothes?
Buy things only when it is necessary?
1 Prefer to shop in big shopping centres?
Like to go to stores to see what’s new? NB
Like to shop in many different stores?
Follow fashion trends?
Like to wear unusual clothes?
Look for bargains?
Buy a lot of clothes?
…
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FOLLOW-UP 05 min
HOMEWORK
1 Students copy the notes from the board.
NB