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ACTIVITIES INTERACTION
Ss start the class seating in diagonal shape. Ss – Ss
Then they look at the screen with books closed and read the title:
“RELATIONSHIPS” then look at the photo and answer the questions:
Are They a big or a small family?
How many people are there?
What are they doing?
1. VIDEO: Megafamily
Warm-up Ss – Ss
Teacher shows a presentation about a family prompting some questions and
answers:
Q: How many children are there in this family?
A: There are _____ children in this family.
Q: How old is the youngest child?
A: The youngest child is ____ year(s) old.
Q: How old is the oldest child?
A: The oldest child is ____ year(s) old.
Wrap up
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Ss report their findings:
2. VOCABULARY
Warm up T
Teacher shows slides with family members and then names the relations
between them. Finally, she shows a slide with the names of the different family
members in two columns by genre: male and female.
3. LISTENING:
4. SPEAKING
Warm up Ss – Ss
Ss watch a presentation about the members of a family to answer to the question:
How many people are there in your family?
There are ____ people in my family: my ______, my _______, my
________, my __________ …… AND me.
Speaking Strategy
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Ss check on the speaking strategies to ask and answer questions about their
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families:
1. How many people are (there) in your family?
(There are) four: me, my brother and my parents.
2. Do you have any brothers and sisters?
Yes, I have a sister. / No, I’m an only child.
3. Are you close (to your sister)? Yes, I am, / No, not really.
Activity B: Conversation
Ss practice the conversation in Activity A with a partner. Ss – Ss
5. GRAMMAR
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Warm up
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Ss watch a presentation about “Nouns” to identify which are singular, regular and Ss – Ss
irregular plural nouns and how to form the Possessive Nouns with them. Ss then
work on an exercise to correct the sentences using possessives:
Ss look again at Amy’s family tree to ask and answer the questions with a
partner:
1. How many people are in Amy’s family tree?
2. How many people are in her immediate family?
3. What are her parents’ names?
4. What is her brother’s name?
5. What is her sister’s name?
6. What are her grandparents’ names?
7. What is her cousin’s name?
8. What is her aunt’s name?
9. What is her uncle’s name?
Ss draw a family tree about their immediate family, they only write the names. Ss
take turns asking their partner about his or her family tree using questions like:
6. COMMUNICATION T
Warm up: Ss
Ss watch a presentation about the British Royal Family:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ek31oQ3FJvE to understand the family ties
between their members.
Activity A: Ss – Ss
Ss get in pairs then, answer the question:
Q: What do you know about the royal family?
ACTIVITIES INTERACTION
A: The members of the royal family are ….... Ss – Ss
Activity B: Complete
Ss complete the sentences about the Royal Family. After, teacher prompts the
answers on the screen.
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Activity C: Research
Ss get in pairs and do a little research about a famous person’s family. Then
answers the questions:
1. What is the famous person’s name?
2. What is the person’s job?
3. Who are four or five people in the person’s family? What are their
names? How are they related?
4. Are they also famous?
5. What is one interesting thing about this family?
C: MATERIAL
D: SELF-REFLECTION
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