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THIS LESSON IS
ABOUT:
• TALKING ABOUT THE FALL
SEASON
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Introducing
Yourself
 What’s your name?
 I’m…
 My name’s…
 Where do you live / work?
 I live…
 I work in / for …
 Do you like cold weather?
 Yes, a little / lot…
 No, not really…
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Discuss

In this lesson, we’ll talk

about the season prior to
winter: fall or also known
as autumn.

• Do you like fall? Why? /

Why not?
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Vocabulary: Singulars
Match the word / phrase with the correct picture and make it plural.
A B C D

An acorn A bonfire A squirrel A pumpkin

1 2 3 4
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A B C

More Fall
Vocabulary: Plurals • rainboots
Match the pictures with the words and
make them singular. Discuss. • cranberries
• Do you use rainboots in the fall?
• Do you like seeing the fall leaves on the floor?
• leaves
• Do you like eating cranberries?
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Fall Activities
Match the activities (verbs) with the things (nouns).

Activities Things

1. Jump a. a bonfire
2. Watch b. a pumpkin pie
3. Bake c. football
4. Learn d. in the leaves
5. Build e. to knit
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When is fall?
Complete the words with the words inn the box.

December food leaves March School Southern summer

time weather winter

Fall is the season after ____ and before ____.

In most places in the Northern hemisphere, fall begins
in the last week of September and ends near the end of
____. In the ____ hemisphere this season begins in
____, and ends in the last days of May.
At this ____ of year, children go back to ____, and the
____ becomes colder and windier. The trees start to lose
their ____. Animals gather ____ for the winter.
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Fall Festivals in the World

Which countries have these festivals and special days? Guess a country for each
statement. Your teacher will give you the correct answers.

1. People remember friends and family who died and eat their favorite food.
____
2. Families meet to have turkey dinner and give thanks for the good things in
their life. ____
3. People come from all over the world to drink beer. ____
4. People eat moon cakes and there is an event with dancing lions and
dragons. ____
5. People have bonfires and watch fireworks on the 5th of November. ____
6. Cows fight to become the ‘Queen of Queens’. The winner gets a special belt.
____
7. People bring food and drinks to temples for the gods and watch people
walk on fire. ____

China Germany Mexico Switzerland Thailand UK

USA and Canada
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Types of Adverbs

 As you may already know,

adverbs are one of the eight
different parts of speech there
are in English. Today, we’ll
focus on adverbs of degree.
Read the examples on the left-
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Fall Weather: Adverbs of Degree

Adverbs of degree tell us the strength or intensity of something that
happens.
-How much…? Or How little…?
• They go before the adjective.
• It’s very cold in Maine at this time of the year. (very cold = there is a high level
of cold)
• They answer the question how…?
• How rainy is it? It’s pretty rainy.
• We can use “not” with very.
• It’s not vey windy in Texas.
• We can’t use not with a little, pretty, and extremely in this way.
• It’s not a little hot in Madrid.
• (When you use not with quite the meaning is different.)
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Let’s practice Adverbs of Degree!

Complete the sentences below with an adverb of degree.

• It rained a lot yesterday. • There is a strong wind.

• It was ____ rainy yesterday.
• I think it’s going to rain.
There are a lot of clouds.
• I think it’s going to rain. It is
____ cloudy.
• It’s colder than usual today.
But tomorrow will be
colder.
• It’s ____ cold today. But
tomorrow will be colder.
Be careful if you go
outside.
• It’s ____ windy. Be
careful if you go outside.
• It isn’t very rainy. You
might not need your
umbrella.
• It’s only ____ rainy. You
might not need your
umbrella.
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Talk about the

fall weather in
your home
town.
Use adverbs of degree.

Example:
A: What’s the weather
like in Berlin in the fall?
B: It’s sometimes quite
hot, but sometimes
extremely cold and rainy.
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Today we
learned…
 To develop fluency and accuracy
talking about the fall season in
different countries.
 To talk about the weather using
adverbs of degree.
 The rules to use adverbs of degree.
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