6th Grade : Go straight 2 blocks.
6th grade students had their last class on Hi,friends!2 Lesson 4 `Turn right`. In their previous class we had practiced being taxi drivers and customers. In this class we did the same activity while increasing the difficulty.
First, we started with our usual greeting game. It's a good time to practice the English we have already studied by asking questions such as "Do you like soccer?" or "What did you do on Sunday?".
Nice smile!
Good gestures!
After the greeting game, it was time for the chant.
Everyone is doing the `Go straight!` gesture. Good job!
Next, the teachers did a demonstration. The students had to watch and think about what was different from the previous class.
"Taxi!"
"Hospital, please."
"Where is the hospital?"
"Go straight 2 blocks."
This time instead of saying "Go straight!" many times we will only have to say it once by saying the number of city blocks to move forward. It's a very useful phrase!
After the demonstration it was time for the students to do the activity themselves.
"Where is the police station?"
"Go straight 3 blocks."
Finally we played the fortune path game. One person picked a place to start at the bottom of the paper. They follow the path up with everyone giving directions.
"Go straight. Turn right. Go upstairs."
The students created the fortunes themselves.
"Go straight! Turn left!"
Everyone did there best.
Well done 6th grade students!
First, we started with our usual greeting game. It's a good time to practice the English we have already studied by asking questions such as "Do you like soccer?" or "What did you do on Sunday?".
Nice smile! Good gestures!After the greeting game, it was time for the chant.
Everyone is doing the `Go straight!` gesture. Good job!Next, the teachers did a demonstration. The students had to watch and think about what was different from the previous class.
"Taxi!""Hospital, please."
"Where is the hospital?"
"Go straight 2 blocks."This time instead of saying "Go straight!" many times we will only have to say it once by saying the number of city blocks to move forward. It's a very useful phrase!
After the demonstration it was time for the students to do the activity themselves.
"Where is the police station?" "Go straight 3 blocks."Finally we played the fortune path game. One person picked a place to start at the bottom of the paper. They follow the path up with everyone giving directions.
"Go straight. Turn right. Go upstairs."
The students created the fortunes themselves. "Go straight! Turn left!" Everyone did there best.Well done 6th grade students!
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