Unit 12: Don't ride your bike too fast! - Lesson 3

Unit 12: Don't ride your bike too fast! - Lesson 3

Lesson 3 of Unit 12 focuses on preventing accidents at home, a very important topic in the English curriculum for 5th grade. The lesson provides exercises and translations to help students better understand and complete the tasks.

1. Listen and repeat
- Don't play with the knife! OK, I won't.
- Don't play with matches! OK, I won't.
- Why shouldn't I play with the knife? Because you may cut yourself.
- Why shouldn't I play with the stove? Because you may get a burn.

2. Listen and circle a or b. Then say the sentences aloud.
1. Don't play with the knife! (a)
2. Don't climb the wall! (a)
3. Why shouldn't he ride his motorbike too fast? (b)
4. Why shouldn't she play with the stove? (b)

3. Let’s chant
Why shouldn't he do that?
Look at Jim.
What's he doing?
He's riding his bike too fast.
Should he ride it too fast?
No, he shouldn't.
Why not?
He may fall off his bike.
Look at Mary.
What's she doing?
She's playing with a cat on the street.
Should she play with the cat?
No, she shouldn't.
Why not?
She may scratch her face.

4. Read and do the tasks
1. Circle the best title: Preventing children from falling
Explanation: Falling is a common accident for children at home. Your child might fall off the sofa or from the stairs. The following advice can help keep your child safe:
- Ensure they can't roll off the bed.
- Make sure they can't open any windows.
- Keep them away from the stairs.
- Don't let them play on the balcony alone.

5. Write what may happen
1. Tony’s playing with a sharp knife. He may cut himself.
2. Linda’s playing with a neighbor's cat. It may scratch her face.
3. Quan’s riding his bike too fast. He may fall off his bike.

6. Project
Create a poster about home accidents and how to avoid them.

7. Color the stars
Now I can ask and answer questions about preventing home accidents, listen to and underline paragraphs about preventing home accidents, read and underline paragraphs about preventing home accidents, write about potential accidents that could happen.