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    JH1 Lesson 1.

    1
    Welcome Back!
    Go to www.menti.com
    Learning Objectives

    1. You will be able to describe the


    colors of classroom objects in
    English correctly.
    2. You will be able to use simple
    present be correctly.
    Common Mispronounced Sound: /p/
    Common Mispronounced Sound: /p/

    pee
    pet pop
    p
    pepper hip-hop
    Common Mispronounced Sound: /p/

    Pirates’ private property.

    Paul, please pause for proper applause.


    Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
    A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.
    If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers
    Where’s the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?
    Common Mispronounced Sound: /b/

    + vibration
    Common Mispronounced Sound: /b/

    bet Bob babe


    baby bombard
    Common Mispronounced Sound: /b/

    The bottom of the butter bucket


    is the buttered bucket bottom.

    A big black bug bit a big black bear,


    but the big black bear bit the big
    black bug back.
    Challenge
    Ben's prefers pens to bought pots.

    Perry Berry makes peanut butter better.

    Buy pie pans before you buy butter plates.

    The poor boar pours batter over the putter.


    Vocabulary
    Classroom Objects
    backpack
    messenger bag

    tote bag
    blackboard
    whiteboard
    whiteboard marker chalk

    whiteboard eraser blackboard duster

    permanent marker
    book
    bookshelf
    chair
    desk
    dictionary
    notebook
    pencil
    clutch pencil

    pencil lead color pencils


    pen
    ballpoint pen

    felt-tip pen

    highlighter pen

    Wite-Out
    ruler
    eraser (Am)
    rubber (Br)
    P.3
    a board a dictionary a ruler
    a bookshelf a notebook a chair
    a desk a pencil
    a book an eraser
    Write down your favorite color
    and make your friend guess.
    red orange yellow green light blue

    blue purple pink brown violet

    gold silver white gray black


    red
    gray white
    brown blue
    green yellow
    pink orange
    violet
    Look at these sentences.

    I am a teacher.

    I am 26 years old.

    I am at Qualish.

    I + am
    Look at these sentences.

    You are a student.

    You are 12 years old.

    You are in Thailand.

    You + are
    Look at these sentences.

    We are superstars.

    We are beautiful.

    We are from Korea.

    We + are
    Look at these sentences.

    They are superstars.

    They are beautiful.

    They are from Korea.

    They + are
    Look at these sentences.

    He is a prime minister.

    He is 65 years old.

    He is in the Government.

    He + is
    Look at these sentences.

    She is a woman.

    She is 516 years old.

    She is in the painting.

    She + is
    Look at these sentences.

    It is a mouse.

    It is yellow.

    It is in the cartoon.

    It + is
    Subject Be Complement
    Pronouns Form

    I am
    (1) adjective (-)
    You (happy, new, 10 years old)
    We are
    They (2) noun (เป็น/คือ)
    (Jay, a student, doctors)
    He
    She is (3) preposition + place (อยู่)
    It (in Thailand, at home, from Korea)
    Look at these sentences.

    I am a teacher.

    I am not a doctor.

    Are you a teacher?

    Yes, I am. No, I am not.


    Look at these sentences.

    You are a student.

    You aren’t a teacher.

    Am I a student?

    Yes, you are. No, you aren’t.


    Look at these sentences.

    We are superstars.

    We aren’t teachers.

    Are we superstars?

    Yes, we are. No, we aren’t.


    Look at these sentences.

    They are superstars.

    They aren’t teachers.

    Are they superstars?

    Yes, they are. No, they aren’t.


    Look at these sentences.

    He is a prime minister.

    He isn’t a doctor.

    Is he a prime minister?

    Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.


    Look at these sentences.

    She is a woman.

    She isn’t a girl.

    Is she a woman?

    Yes, she is. No, she isn’t.


    Look at these sentences.

    It is a mouse.

    It isn’t a man.

    Is it a mouse?

    Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.


    Present Simple Be
    S + is/am/are + C.

    S + is/am/are + not + C.

    Is/Am/Are + S + C?

    Yes, + S + is/am/are.

    No, S + is/am/are + not.


    P.5
    is
    are not

    am
    Is
    are

    am is are
    am
    are is
    are are

    Kyle and Leila aren’t teachers.


    You aren’t at home.
    I am not a basketball player.
    The band isn’t old.
    The meetings aren’t on Wednesdays.
    Are you a teacher?
    Are your friends in a band?
    Is your school big?
    2 Truth 1 Lie
    1. I am Chinese.
    2. I love dogs.
    3. I like salad.

    Write down 2 truth and a lie.


    Then let the class guess
    which is a lie.
    What have you learned about today?

    1. You have learned how to describe


    the colors of classroom objects in
    English correctly.
    2. You have learned how to use
    simple present be correctly.

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