November 17th, Tuesday (2020)

Culture.

Meeting and greeting.

In the lesson:

Homework check:
- https://puzzle-english.com/music/rudimental/these-days
- SB p. 143
  - Ex.3
- WB p.26:
  - Ex. 1,2,3,4,5
SB p.40 Ex.1:
- Look at the quiz and countries in green
- answer the questions
Ex.2:
- work in groups
- read the quiz
- try to guess the answers (I write them on the board)
Ex.3:
- listen to CD 1.23 and check your answers
- (count on the board)
New words (Teddy Bear):
- to rub – тереть
- to lie – ложиться
- habit – привычка
- to lower – склонять
- custom – традиция
- perhaps – возможно
- to shake hands – пожать руки
- to pull – тянуть (оттягивать)
- to click – щелкать
- handshake – рукопожатие
- gesture – жест
- shaka – шака (типа: “сделать ручкой”)
- Papua New Guinea – Папуа Новая Гвинея
- bay – залив
- stomach – живот
- to point – указывать
- high-five – хлопок в ладошку (другу)
- to do high-five – “дать пять”
- eyebrow – бровь
- to grab – хватать
- to nod – кивать
- greeting – приветствие
- sleeve – рукав
- to bow – кланяться
- to trust – верить, доверять
- weapon – оружие
- to celebrate – праздновать
hangman on new words!
Greeting around the world:
Ex.4:
- read and answer the questions
Ex.5:
- look at the question in p.42
- try to answer
Say Hello in different countries:
Ex.6 (work together):
- read the article quickly
- check your ideas
Ex.7 (work in groups):
- read the article again
- write – true or false
- count mistakes:
  - 1 Incorrect. People nod to mean ‘yes.’
    2 Incorrect. Babies nod their head to get more milk, and shake
    their heads when they have had enough.
    3 Correct
    4 Correct
    5 Incorrect. People bow to show respect.
    6 Correct
    7 Incorrect. The high-five is still used for celebrating.
Dance PS4