Interactive English Class for Learning and Fun
welcome to English class
Mohammad Ali
Assistant teacher
Shilory Hossainia D Madrasah
Padua,Chauddagram, Cumilla
01813228069
English For Today
Class : Seven
Introduction
Look at the picture
What have you understood from the picture?
They are the best friends.
Can you guess what are
going to discuss today?
?
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ask and answer the questions.
❑
talk about familiar events.
❑
listen and understand the story.
❑
write answers to questions.
By the end of the lesson we will be able to
Talk about the pictures and familiar events
Don’t be sad ,Farabi… I know a
story, listen.
Farabi
Flora
Do you know the
moral of the
story?
Yes, we should forget
our hurts, but
remember our good
deeds forever.
Let us know new words meaning.
slap
hit
waterhole
oasis
quicksand
Loose wet sand
erase
rub out
engrave
carve
Match the words/phrase with their meanings.
1 hurt
2 oasis
3 quicksand
4 erase
5 engrave
a An area in a desert where there are water,
plants, etc.
b remove something completely.
c cut wood or designs on stone or wood.
d got physical pain when someone hits you or
you fall.
e deep wet sand that works like a trap.if you
walk on it, you will sink into it.
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Why should we
forgive those
who hurt us?
a)
Where were the two friends
walking?
b)
What did Farabi do at the end of the
story?
c)
What is the moral lesson of the
story?
Evaluation
Home Work
Thank you
all
Join Mohammad Ali, assistant teacher at Shilory Hossainia D. Madrasah, in a lively English class for seventh graders. Through engaging activities and discussions, students learn to ask and answer questions, talk about familiar events, listen to stories, and write responses. Explore the moral of a touching tale and expand vocabulary by understanding new words' meanings. Enhance language skills by matching words and phrases with their definitions. An exciting and educational experience awaits in this dynamic classroom setting.
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Introduction Mohammad Ali Assistant teacher Shilory Hossainia D Madrasah Padua,Chauddagram, Cumilla 01813228069 English For Today Class : Seven
Look at the picture What have you understood from the picture?
? Can you guess what are going to discuss today?
Learning Outcomes By the end of the lesson we will be able to ask and answer the questions. talk about familiar events. listen and understand the story. write answers to questions.
Talk about the pictures and familiar events Flora Farabi Don t be sad ,Farabi I know a story, listen.
Do you know the moral of the story? Yes, we should forget our hurts, but remember our good deeds forever.
Let us know new words meaning. slap hit oasis waterhole
quicksand Loose wet sand erase rub out engrave carve
Match the words/phrase with their meanings. Words/ phraseMeanings 1 hurt 2 oasis 3 quicksand 4 erase 5 engrave a An area in a desert where there are water, plants, etc. b remove something completely. c cut wood or designs on stone or wood. d got physical pain when someone hits you or you fall. e deep wet sand that works like a trap.if you walk on it, you will sink into it.
Group Work Group Work Why should we forgive those who hurt us?
Evaluation a)Where were the two friends walking? b)What did Farabi do at the end of the story? c)What is the moral lesson of the story?
Home Work Write an e-mail to your intimate Friend to join a picnic.
Thank you all Write Your Hurts in the Sand Carve Your Blessings in the Stone
