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Welcome to My Lesson   ENGLISH   7  UNIT 1 :  My Hobbies LESSON  1  :  GETTING STARTED  P 6-7

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What do you like doing in your free time ? Do you like collecting dolls ? Do you collecting glass bottles ? Do you  enjoy mountain climbing ? What all these activities are called ?

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UNIT 1: MY HOBBIES LESSON 1: GETTING STARTED

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Can you guess who they are? Where are they? What can you see on the shelf?  What may the hobby be?

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u pstairs  (n)    / ˌ ʌpˈsteəz /   c ollecting       / kəˈlɛktɪŋ /   u nusual  (a)      / ʌnˈjuːʒʊəl /   s pecial  occasions   / ˈ spɛʃəl   əˈkeɪʒənz /   p iece of cake   ( idiom )  / piːs / / ɒv / / keɪk /   o ther countries  (n)  /ˈ ʌðə / /ˈ kʌntriz /

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Example When I was asked to write a short poem by our new teacher, it was a  piece of cake  to me.

Look out! 'It’s a piece of cake' is an idiom. Do you know what it means? Can you guess its meaning from the conversation? Can you think of any other idioms? Remember, idioms usually have a different meaning than the normal meaning of each word.

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Activity   1a.  Are the sentences below true (T) or false (F)?  1. 	 Elena’s room is on the first floor. 2. 	 There are a lot of dolls in Elena’s room. 3. 	 Mi  has the same hobby as Elena. 4. 	 Elena’s grandparents usually give her dolls. 5. 	 Nick thinks mountain climbing is more challenging than collecting things.

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Activity   1b.   Answer the following questions. 1. 	 When does Elena receive dolls from her family members? 	 She receives dolls on special occasions.  2. 	 Are her dolls the same? 	 No, they aren’t. 3. 	 How does  Mi  collect bottles? 	 She keeps the bottles after using them.  4. 	 Does  Mi  think collecting bottles costs much money? 	 No, she doesn’t.  5. 	 Has Nick climbed mountains in other countries? 	 No, he hasn’t.

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cycling 		arranging flowers taking photos 	skating cooking 		playing the guitar bird-watching	playing board games gardening

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Activity   3.  Choose the words/phrases in  2   that match the pictures below. Write them in the spaces.

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Activity   4.  Work in pairs and complete the tables below. Do you think the hobbies in  3  are cheap or expensive, easy or difficult? Can you add some other hobbies to the lists?

Cheap   hobbies Expensi v e   hobbies pl a ying   boa r d   game s ,   ga r denin g , bi r d - wa t chin g ,   c olle c ting   old   bottle s ,   … ta k ing   pho t o s ,   c y c l in g ,   pl a ying   the   guita r,   c oo k in g ,   ar r an g ing   fl ow er s ,   c olle c ting   wa t che s ,   …

Easy   hobbies Difficu l t   hobbies pl a ying   boa r d   game s ,   ga r denin g ,   bi r d - wa t chin g ,  c olle c ting   old   bottle s ,   ta k ing   pho t o s ,   … pl a ying   the   guita r ,   c oo k in g ,   ar r an g ing   fl ow er s ,  ma k ing   sho r t   film s ,   …

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Activity   5a.  Game:  FIND SOMEONE WHO  In three - five minutes, ask as many classmates as you can about which hobbies from  3  they like. Use the question ' Do you like  …?' Example: A: 	 Do you like gardening? B: 	 No, I don’t

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Activity   5a. Student 1: A:  	Do you like cycling?  B:  	Yes, I do.  Student 2: A:  	Do you like bird- watching?  B:  	No, I don’t.  Student 3 A:  	Do you like playing guitar?  B:  	Yes, I do.

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Activity   5b.  In the table below, write your classmates’ names beside the hobbies they like. The student with the most names wins. Find someone who likes …

c y cling ar r an g ing   fl ow ers                                      ta k ing   pho t os                                    s k ating c oo k ing   pl a ying   the   guitar                                    bi r d - w a t ching                                      pl a ying   boa r d   games                                    ga r dening

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Learn vocabulary.  Talk about your  favourite  hobby. Prepare next lesson:   A closer look  1.

Welcome the teachers to our class

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