Unit 1: HOME LIFE
Lesson: READING
1.Objective: Students will be able to present about conflicts between parents and children in domestic chores.
2. Method: Communicative Approach
3. Teaching aids: textbook, posters, pictures.
4. Procedure:
Time
Content
Teacher’s activities
Students’ activities

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Warm-up:
Describing pictures

a
c


b
d


e
Answers:
ironing clothes
mopping the floor
watering plants
cleaning
cooking
Pre-reading:
Vocabulary
-pigsty (n): chuồng lợn
-disgusted (a): ghê tởm
-(to) dismay: làm mất tinh thần
-(to) blow off: không nhận
-irritated (a): giận dữ
Checking: What and where
(Check the household chores which are part of your daily routine.
1. Making your bed
2. Washing dishes
3. Putting dirty clothes in the laundry
4. Cleaning room
5. Watering flowers and plants
6. Buying food for the family
7. Collecting and disposing of garbage
8. Folding laundry
While-reading:
Match each item in column A with its corresponding meaning in column B.
A B
1. conflict a. divide
2. glare b. puzzled
3. dismayed c. quarrel
4. bewildered d. upset
5. nag e. stare angrily
6. divvy up f. annoy someone by
contant scolding
Answer key:
1c, 2e, 3d, 4b, 5f, 6a
b.The following statements can be true (T) or false (F). Check (v) the appropriate boxes.
1. Terri’s mother shouted her as she peered through her pigsty room after a long day of work.
2. Children always remember their duty on household chores.
3. Some of children are often irritated when they are reminded of their mess or reponsibilities.
4. Most of parents admitted that they constantly nag their children about cleaning their room.
5. Americam children contribute to the household chores at the same level.
Answer:
T
F
T
F
F
Answer the following questions:
What did Virginia complain about her daughter over domestic chores?
What household chores do parents nap their children about?
At what age do children contribute 12 percent of all household labor?
What does Sampson Lee Blair think about contemporary parents?
Answers:
Virginia complaint that she used to do twice as much domestic chores as her daughter did
Parents nap their children about cleaning their room, clearing the table after meals and hanging up wet towels.
Children ages 6 to 18 contribute 12 percent of all household labor.
Most contemporary parents are not necessarily as concerned with teaching these developmental skills as they are with the pragmatic aspect.
Post-reading:
What problem you often have with your parents over household chores.
I live in a family of..........: mom, dad,.......... and myself.
My duty is..............
However, I’m ofen............
That makes my mom/dad irritated and she/he is always nagging me into doing my reponsibilities............
Homework:
Learn the lesson
Prepare the listening lesson


Shows students some pictures and ask them the question: What is he/ she doing?



















Follows the steps for presenting vocabulary



Checks
Asks students to check the household which are part of their daily routine





Asks students to match A with B








Corrects

Runs through the statements
Asks students to check T/F












Corrects





Runs through the questions
Asks students to work in groups





Corrects














Helps students if necessary







Gives tasks


















Work in pairs
Give answers






















Follow the steps