9th grade. Unit 4. Lesson 3. What a nice silk blouse you are wearing!

👉Communicative area: describing an item of clothes, giving and taking compliments

👉Vocabulary revision: Lessons 1 and 2

👉Grammar revision: order of adjectives

 

9th grade. Unit 4. Lesson 1. Zips or buttons?

👉Communicative area: describing people's clothes (details, patterns, shape), expressing and reasoning preferences in clothes

👉Active vocabulary: sleeve, button, zip, collar, hood, polka-dotted, floral, plain, loose, smart, casual, material, pattern, outfit, baggy, tight

Have some fun!

9th grade. Unit 3. Lesson 10. Culture corner. COVID -19 -- staying healthy in a lockdown or during home isolation

👉Communicative area: speaking about COVID-19

👉Active vocabulary: pandemic, isolation, to test positive, to spread virus

1. Why was it necessary to stay in isolation during COVID-19 pandemic?

2. Why did some countries have lockdown?

3. What advice would you give people if they have to stay at home for a long time?

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Read the text and find two tips, which were not mentioned in the doctor’s comments. Read the text again and discuss which tips you find useful and which tips are easy or difficult to follow.

1. Stick to a routine

Plan out a routine and stick to it. Having structure in your day gives you a sense of stability and peace of mind. For example, get up and go to bed at the same time you usually would and have your meals at the usual time. Make sure you get your normal amount of sleep. Plan different things for your weekend or day off, if working, so you can get a break from your routine, just as you normally would.

2. Get a daily dose of fresh air

Go outside for some fresh air but stick to your garden or balcony so as not to spread the virus to other people. Even just having a walk around the garden or sitting outside with a cup of tea and a book will make you feel better.

3. Eat healthy food

Make sure you’re getting your 5 plus a day of fruit and vegetables to stay healthy. Avoid unnecessary snacking which is easy to do when you’re at home. Keep your eating habits as

close as possible to what you would usually do. 

4. Stay in touch

A lack of face to face contact with others is tough. However, there are lots of other ways to stay in touch. Pick up the phone, video call friends or family and stay in touch online. You could also throw a virtual party where a group gets together online. There are also lots of resources and ideas on the internet to keep you occupied and connected.

5. Exercise inside regularly

Set aside time each day or week to exercise inside. It could be yoga, weights, dancing or other forms of exercise. There are many websites offering free virtual exercise classes.

6. Have fun

If you suddenly have more free time than ever, remember to do something you enjoy. Watch a film, do some puzzles, play some board games, read, redecorate your room, start to learn a

language or do anything else that will put a smile on your face.

7. Have a digital break

While it’s important to stay connected digitally, make sure you do have a break from it and balance your use. Plan times to be digitally connected and times when you switch to “do not

disturb” and become involved in other activities.

8. Healthy balance of news

It’s tempting to keep checking all the latest updates about COVID-19 but don’t let it rule your life. Keep informed but also have a break from the constant flow of information. Have set times when you check the news, maybe morning and night to keep a healthy balance.

9. Seek medical attention if needed 

If you feel unwell and need to see a doctor, or you suspect you have COVID-19, then phone your GP (general practitioner=doctor) to make an appointment or phone the dedicated Coronavirus Healthline on 0800 358 5453 for advice.

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9th grade. Unit 3. Lesson 7. Sleep tight

👉Communicative area: speaking about theimportance of good sleep

👉Active vocabulary: brain, to fall asleep, to get, to get across, to get along, to get back, to get in, to get to, to get together, to get through, to get up

Read the famous saying by Benjamin Franklin and discuss it.

9th grade. Unit 3. Lesson 4. No smoking, please

👉Communicative area: speaking about the danger of smoking

👉Active vocabulary: carcinogen, chemical, contain, decrease, habit, increase

👉Active grammar: comparative construction the ... the

Is smoking a healthy habit? Look at the cigarette and say what it is made of.

9th grade. Unit 2. Lesson 2. You are what you eat

👉Communicative area: speaking  about food pyramid

👉Active vocabulary: bean, grain, vitamin

Look at the food guide pyramid  and answer the questions.

 

1. What do the colours of the pyramid show? 

2. Why are some colour bands bigger than others? 

3. Which colour band is the biggest? 

4. Which colour band is the smallest? 

5. Who can follow the Food Guide Pyramid?

9th grade. Unit 3. Lesson 1. The greatest wealth is health

👉Communicative area: speaking and writing about the factors that help a person to be healthy

👉Active vocabulary: healthy lifestyle

👉Active grammar: adjectives: degrees of comparison

9th grade. Unit 2. Lesson 7. Can you heal a broken heart?

👉Communicative area: reporting someone's speech; comprehending irregular grammar cases in songs

👉Active vocabulary: broken heart, to heal, to beg, to remind, to refuse, to plead (with sb)

👉Active grammar: reported speech with Present and Past reporting verbs

What are your favourite love songs?

Are your favourite love songs merry or sad?

Are your favourite love songs optimistic or pessimistic?

9th grade. Unit 2. Lesson 5. A different way of being smart

👉Communicative area: talking about emotional intelligence and coping wwith anger.

👉Active vocabulary: temper, disrespectful, rebellious, to pick on sb, to take sth out on sb, to stand for oneself,  to talk back to sb, to sb names

👉Active grammar: reporting imperative

9th grade. Unit 2. Lesson 4. Friendship survey

👉Communicative area: discussing love and friendship

👉Active vocabulary: to fall out of love, at first sight, couple, crush, benefits, in public, to exist, romantic

👉Active grammar: reporting questions

What do you think of the quote? 

What is the message of the quote? 

Do you agree with it?

"One day Love and Friendship met. Love asked, "Why do you exist when I already exist?" Friendship smiled and said, "I exist to put a smile where you leave tears".

9th grade. Unit 2. Lesson 2. Qualities of a good friend

👉Communicative area: discussing the qualities of a good friend

👉Active vocabulary: loyalty, support, care, honesty, non-judgemental, humorous, reliable

👉Active grammar: articles with abstract nouns

Are you a good friend? Why do you think so?

Which of these qualities do you possess?

kindness, courage, patience, optimism, creativity, responsibility.

Which of them are important in a friendship? Why?

 

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Describe your best friend. Use the vocabulary from the lesson. Add your own ideas. (10-14 sentences)

Example: 

My best friend has a good sense of humour. He/she is  always positive and…

 

9th grade. Unit 2. Lesson 1. You can count on me.

 👉Communicative area: shaping opinions about friendship

👉Active vocabulary: to get in sb's way, to face problems, a shoulder to cry on, to be supposed to do, to toss and turn, to remind, phrasal verbs: to look back, to look ahead, to bring out, to go down, to count on, to let go, to hold up, to dwell on

 

 

Listen to the song "Count on me" by Bruno Mars 

and fill in the missing words.

 

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9th grade. Unit 1. Lesson 11. Board game "Family - Baamboozle"

 👉Communicative area: revising active vocabulary of the unit.

In this lesson, you are going to play a game called Baamboozle. Read the definition of the word and watch a short video. Have you ever been bamboozled by anyone?

Bamboozle - to trick or deceive someone, often by confusing them.

Read the rules of the game and play it.

Work in teams.Take turns choosing questions. Behind each number there is either a question or a power-up (win points, lose points, give points, give points to another team, etc.) The team with most points at the end of the game wins.

Board Game "Family - Baamboozle"

9th grade. Unit 1. Final Test

👉Communicative area: testing your reading, listening and speaking skills.

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9th grade. Unit 1. Lesson 12. Progress check

👉Communicative area: testing reading, listening and speaking skills.

What is a role model?

Why are role models important?

What are the positive affects of having a role model?

Why can it be dangerous to have a role model?

Listen to the conversation and answer the questions below.

1. What problem is the girl dealing with?

2. Why is it important for her to continue with what she is doing?

3. What advice is the girl given? Does she accept it?

9th grade. Unit 1. Lesson 9. A debate

 👉Communicative area: debating

What do you think children should do if their parents are abusive?

15 Signs of Abusive Parents

You are going to have a debate on the following topic: "Children must obey all of their parents’ rules". Follow the steps below. 

1. Divide into two teams: “for” / “against”. 

2. Get ready to present your “case”. You will need to present your arguments for / against providing examples / statistics / quotes to prove what you say. All students should have to speak. The group leader should make sure that everyone has a point to deliver during the speaking stages. 

3. Go online. Find information that can help you present your arguments.

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 IN THE PRESENTATION LESSON

Hold your debate. Follow the plan.

1. 5 minutes: Opening Statement (Side A); 

2. 5 minutes: Opening Statement (Side B); 

3. 7 minutes: Preparation for rebuttal; 

4. 3 minutes: Rebuttal (Side A); 

5. 3 minutes: Rebuttal (Side B); 

6. 2 minutes: Closing Statement (Side A); 

7. 2 minutes: Closing Statement (Side B). 

Work in pairs (a student from the team for vs a student from the team against). 

Who do you think vote the debate? 

What were the most convincing arguments? 

As a class, decide which team won. 

  Useful phrases for a debate:

• I see your point, but I think…
• Yes, I understand, but my opinion is that…
• That's all very interesting, but the problem is that…
• I'm afraid I can't quite agree with your point.-
• I think I've got your point, now let me respond to it.-
• We can see what you're saying.

9th grade. Unit 1. Lesson 8. Families of the future

👉Communicative area: talking about families of the future 

Look at the photos. Which of them looks like your family most? Which of them shows the family you would like to have in the future?

How do you think these can be connected to the families of the future? Make up sentences using the help box.

Help box

Different generations; a business; head of the family; possibilities to travel; a castle; close-knit; virtual reality; travel; holiday season.

 

Think about your answers to the questions using phrases from help box.

1. What do you think families will look like in the future? 

2. Would you like to have a family like one of those from the programme? Why (not)? 

3. At what age would you like to start a family? Why? 

4. Would you like to have children? If yes, how many? 

5. What kind of parent do you think you will be? 

6. What are the most important values to set in a family?

Help box

Showing uncertainty 

I’m not really sure about…  

I don’t know for sure… 

It’s very unlikely, but …  

There’s some doubt in my mind that … 

I’m not a hundred per cent sure, but … 

I don’t know yet.