LESSON PREPARATION
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   Class: 1st grade  | 
  
   Unit: 6  | 
  
   Lesson: 1  | 
 
PROCEDURE
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   OBJECTIVES: 1st.Introduce Before the Hajj. 2nd.Practise listening. 3rd.Practise reading.  | 
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   TEACHING AIDS: Poster 12, a Saudi passport, recording 10, some cards.  | 
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   ACTIVITIES:  | 
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   A. (10m) B. (15m) C. (20m)  | 
  
   · Hang the poster, revise the countries and the nationalities there, introduce Khatoum. Point to Hamza. This is Hamza. ·      
  Point to pic
  # 3, ask: What is this? ....... a ticket. Yes, it is
  from  · Point to pic # 4, ask: What is this? a passport. What do you see in the passport? It is a Saudi visa. Show them a visa in the passport. Say: you get a visa from the government of a foreign country. It gives you permission to go to that country. · S answer this Q after listening :] Has Hamza
  arranged everything for his Hajj himself? No, he hasn’t. An agent has arranged
  everything. · Play the cassette, S answer. Ask: How many times do you here the word “has”? 3, play it again, S repeat · Elicit the meaning of these words: 1. look for ward to: We look forward to nice things that may happen to us in the future. 2. try: do your best. Your try to learn all the new words in each lesson. 3. make the pilgrimage: do the Hajj. 4. once: one time. 5. life: the #’s of years that someone lives. e.g, My grandfather lived for 75 years. He had a long time. 6. chance: here it means that it is a good time to go on the Hajj. 7. at least: · Play the cassette and ask : à Has Hamza been the Hajj before? No, he hasn’t. à Does he want to go on the Hajj? Yes, he does. à Is Hamza a rich man? No, he is not. à What kind of ticket has Hamza got? a return ticket. à What kind of arrangement has the agent made? He has arranged the flight, the ticket and the visa. à Will Ahmad Al-Ali see Hamza on the Hajj? Yes, he will. · Open PB/P48, S read silently that page. 2 S stand up and read, practise pronouncing and spelling the new voc by using the cards of the new words.  | 
 
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   WRITTEN WORK: Nothing.  | 
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