Bài giảng môn Tiếng Anh Lớp 6 - Unit 6: Our Tet holiday - Lesson 5: Skills 1

UNIT 6:Happy New Year!OUR TET HOLIDAYSKILLS 1- strike 	:- (to) bow	:- belief 	:- (to) bark 	:- poverty (n) 	:- Shrimp	:- (to) succeed 	:- good/bad luck	:- move backwards	:1. New words:Russ-the USAWu-ChinaMai-Viet Nam2. ReadRuss-the USAI often go to Times Square with my parents to welcome the New Year. When the clock strikes midnight, colorful fireworks light up to the sky. Everybody around is cheering and singing happily. I love that moment so much.The happiest time for me is the first day of the New Year. After getting up we dress beautifully in red and go to the main room. There my grandparents sit on a sofa. The adults bow and say their wishes to them. We children say ours next. They then give us lucky money in res envelopes. After that, we go out and have a day full, good food and laughter. Wu-ChinaMai-Viet NamI learnt some beliefs about Tet from my parents. I don’t understand them but I like them.Before Tet people give presents to show their love and respect. They give rice to wish for enough food and red fruits for happiness. Dogs are lucky animals. Their barking sounds like the Vietnamese word for richness.But one shouldn’t present a cat because its name sounds like poverty. One shouldn’t eat shrimps, either. Shrimps move backwards. This means you will not succeed in the New Year. I often go to Times Square with my parents to welcome the New Year. When the clock strikes midnight, colorful fireworks light up to the sky. Everybody around is cheering and singing happily. I love that moment so much.The happiest time for me is the first day of the New Year. After getting up we dress beautifully in red and go to the main room. There my grandparents sit on a sofa. The adults bow and say their wishes to them. We children say ours next. They then give us lucky money in res envelopes. After that, we go out and have a day full, good food and laughter. I learnt some beliefs about Tet from my parents. I don’t understand them but I like them.Before Tet people give presents to show their love and respect. They give rice to wish for enough food and red fruits for happiness. Dogs are lucky animals. Their barking sounds like the Vietnamese word for richness.But one shouldn’t present a cat because its name sounds like poverty. One shouldn’t eat shrimps, either. Shrimps move backwards. This means you will not succeed in the New Year. Russ-the USAWu-ChinaMai-Viet NamSay who the following statements refer to.StatementsWho 1. A dog is a good present.2. The child goes to Times Square to welcome the New Year.3. The child gets lucky money.4. The child likes watching fireworks.5. Giving rice is wishing for a year full of food.6. The child dresses beautifully in red.7. One shouldn’t eat shrimps at the New Year festival.CABACBCA. RussB. WuC. Maia. Lucky moneyb. a day full of func. ‘cat’ sounds like poverty in Vietnamesed. house decoratione. fireworksf. say their wishesg. cheering and singingh. visit relativesi. giving ricej. Trafalgar Square1. Go to Times Square to welcome the New Year.2. Have a time full of fun.3. Get lucky money from your parents.4. Give your cousin a cat as a present.5. Eat shrimps.6. Cheer and sing when the clock strikes midnight.7. Dress beautifully in red.8. Watch fireworks.3. SpeakI will have ....I won't go ....play games all nightget up early invite friends homebuy some saltbring home a black catask for lucky moneyplay music loudbreak things.empty our rubbish on NewYear’s DaySpeakYou should make ....You shouldn't break....- Learn new words by heart.- Write something you should do and 	shouldn’t do on New Year’s Day. - Write something you will do and 	won’t do on New Year’s Day.HomeworkTHANK YOU FOR ATTENTION!the endGOOD BYE!