Theme:Do you help in the house?

Theme		Class
Do you help in the house?		5   form.
Aim	1.     Educational:  To explain the Possessive Pronouns and how to                         use them, to introduce with the question “Do you help in                         the house?” 2.     Development: To develop pupil’s habits in understanding, reading and                            oral speech.                         3.     Brining up: To teach pupils to be in love to their parents, house  and                     always help them at home.
Obligation	Pupils will be able to speak  about  jobs in the house.
Waiting result	Pupils will answer the questions « Do you help  in the house?» using the Possessive Pronouns.
Resources	book,  cards,  Power Poin
Organization moment	a.  Greeting the class.  Good morning!   I’m very glad to see you.       Let’s start our lesson. What date is it today? Who is absent today?
Home task	Construction:  there is/ there are.
Warm up	Phonetic drill:       I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream!
Main part	Presentation:   Listen and repeat after me. help – көмектесу                                        always - әрқашан sometimes - кейде                                      usually- әдетте often - жиі                                                   seldom-сирек never - ешқашан                                        once a week-аптасына бір  рет  twice a week - аптасына екі рет                four times-төрт рет to make one’s bed - төсек салу немесе төсек жинау to tidy one’s room - үй жинау to take the rubbish out - қоқыс шығару to do the washing up - ыдыс жуу to lay the table - дастарқан жасау to do washing - кір жуу ever - әйтеуір бір, бір кездерде Comprehension check:  Match the words with the pictures.           1                           2                         3                               4                5                           6                                                                                                                                                                         to make one’s bed                    to do the washing up     to tidy one’s room                    to do washing to take the rubbish out              to lay the table  Grammar One’s - my, his, her, our, your, their  I make my  bed.                                        We make our beds.  He makes his bed.                                     You make your beds  She makes her bed.                                   They make their beds.            I            my                                      We           our       He          his                                     You          your       She         her                                    They         their       It           its    Now we’ll read the text at  page 94, exercise 1.    Listen and repeat after me  and let’s translate it. Colin: I often help my mother in the house. I usually make my bed,                             sometimes tidy my room. I always take the rubbish out. I seldom do           the washing up and never lay the table. Colin: Do you ever help your Mum in the house, Omar? Omar: Yes, I do. I often help my Mum. Colin: How often do you make your bed? Omar: I always make my bed. Colin: And how do you tidy your room? Omar: Once a week. Usually on Saturday afternoon.          Colin: Who lay the table in your family?          Omar: My Mum does.          Colin: So does my Mum. Comprehension check        T  or  F.          Colin seldom helps his mother.                                 ___   ___                        Colin sometimes tidies his room.                              ___   ___          Colin always does the washing up.          Colin usually makes his bed.          Colin never lays the table.          Colin seldom takes the rubbish out. Match the questions with their answers.    Does Colin ever help his mother?             Does Colin ever make his bed?              Does Colin ever tidy his room?                                   Does Colin ever take the rubbish out?      Does Colin ever do the washing up? Does Colin ever lay the table? No, he never lays the table.                     Yes, he always takes the rubbish out.     Yes, he seldom does the washing up. Yes, he usually makes his bed.                            Yes, he sometimes tidies his room.                   Yes, he often helps his mother.              Now answer the questions.  Exercise 6. Example:  Do you ever help your mother?                   Yes, I often (always) help my mother.   - Do you ever make your bed?   - Do you ever tidy your room?   - Do you ever take the rubbish out?   - Do you ever do the washing up?   - Do you ever lay the table?
Home work	Page 96. Exercise 13.
Conclusion	What new have you learnt at the lesson?
Assessment