Interactive Learning Activities for Weather Pattern Exploration
Engage students in fun activities like listening and drawing games, exploring weather proverbs, and practicing grammar with weather-related examples. Learn about weather patterns and how to inquire about the weather in English while enhancing language skills.
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Weather Pattern NAPHATTARAWIT ORIS FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT
Game Sit in the roll or a line as your team In each team has one paper Listening and drawing something that you hear in the song Send your paper to your friend who sit next to you Listening and drawing something that you hear in the song again Do it until the song end Show me your song s drawing Go to song Perfect https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGiZTq8Zaeo
Knowledge tip very starving (adj) exhausted (adj) furious (adj) very hungry very tired very angry
How do we ask the question about weather? What s the weather like today? What s the weather________? It s boiling hot. What s the weather like today? It s boiling hot.
weather proverbs proverb , Do you know any weather proverbs? red sky at night stars shine bright rainbow in the morning chimney smoke goes down red sky in the morning crows fly low clear sky at night
Homework proverb conditional type 1 Ex. If there is a red sky at night, the weather will be good.
If there is a red sky at night, the weather will be good. If there is a red sky in the morning, the weather will be stormy. If the stars shine bright, the weather will be bad. If crows fly low, the weather will be bad. If there is a rainbow in the morning, it will be rainy. If the sky is clear at night and you can see the moon, there will be a frost in the morning. If chimney smoke goes down, there will be bad weather.
Grammar Tip !! Look at these sentences 1) You look tired. I ll cook dinner tonight. 2) I m going to study environmental law next year. 3) We re seeing a musical at the theatre next week. Which tense of them? Match that sentences with these a, b, c a) for intentions b) to describe an event in the future which has already been arranged by the time of speaking c) a decision making at the time of speaking
Grammar Tip !! 3tenses will be going to present continuous for future He s playing tennis later. He s going to buy a new racquet. tense
Grammar Tip !! present continuous (for future) Subject + is, am, are + verb -ing. (future arrangement) be going to Subject + is, am, are + going to + base form of verb (intention)
Suggested proverbs: What does this proverb mean? every cloud has a silver lining (= very sad or difficult situation has a positive side) make hay while the sun shines (= to make good use of opportunities, good conditions etc. while they last) It s raining cats and dogs. (=It is raining heavily.) it never rains but it pours. (=When troubles come they come together.)
Review the lessons What are you going to do after school? What are you going to do tonight? What are you going to do this weekend? Example We re playing football after school. I m watching TV tonight. I m visiting my grandma this weekend.