Unit 8: What are you reading? - Lesson 2

Unit 8: What are you reading? - Lesson 2:

In Lesson 2 of Unit 8: What are you reading?, students are introduced to the topic of discussing books and stories. The lesson includes dialogues between students discussing their favorite books and characters, as well as vocabulary exercises to describe characters from different stories.

1. Look, listen and repeat:
- Students practice asking and answering questions about the books they are reading, such as the main characters and their traits.
- Examples include discussions about Aladdin, Snow White, and other famous characters from fairy tales.

2. Point and say:
- Students practice describing characters from different stories, using adjectives to talk about their personalities.
- Examples include describing characters like An Tiem, Snow White, and The Fox.

3. Let’s talk:
- Students engage in conversations about their favorite books and stories, discussing the main characters and sharing their opinions.
- Questions prompt students to talk about what they are currently reading and why they like certain characters.

4. Listen and write one word in each blank:
- Listening exercises help students practice comprehension by filling in missing words in sentences about familiar characters like Tấm, Snow White, and Doraemon.

5. Number the sentences in correct order:
- Students rearrange sentences to form a coherent paragraph about a classmate who enjoys reading fairy tales and her favorite story, The story of Tam and Cam.

6. Let’s sing:
- Students have fun singing a song about Snow White and Aladdin, highlighting the characteristics of the characters in a catchy tune.

Overall, Lesson 2 of Unit 8 focuses on developing students' vocabulary related to books and stories, as well as encouraging them to discuss their reading preferences and favorite characters. It provides a fun and engaging way for students to practice English while learning about different stories and characters.