TMM 1-6 OBJECTS AND ANIMALS
- DIALOGUE: Asking questions about desk items: pen, paper, stapler, scissors, ruler,
3. PICTURES – identify objects
4. WORD ASSOCIATION; words and antonyms (opposites) Favorite, married, empty, slow, nice, talkative, weak, quiet, single, fast, hated, strong, mean, full, rich, true, inside, soft, small, poor, false, outside, big
5. WORD PRONUNCIATION:
DAILY LIFE-DESCRIBING OBJECTS: Beautiful, big, black, blue, box, brown, camouflage, case, color, good, hard, long, lovely, medium, object, orange, paper, red, short, soft, straight, stripe, white, wood, yellow
DAILY LIFE-FAMILY, IDENTITY, SOCIAL LIFE: Adult, aunt, to be… years old, child, cousin, dude, family, friend, girlfriend, grandchild, to have got, life, man, married, name, to name, neighbor, to offer, old, people, person, relative, single, uncle, woman, young
DAILY LIFE-BUILDINGS AND ACCOMODATION: apartment, at home, backyard, bathroom, bench, to build, chair, to clean, desk, desk, drawer, garage, garden, glue, to glue, grass mower, haven, home, house, hovel, key, ladder, to live, living room, mirror, owner, residence, roof, rug, sheet, shelf, shelter, to stay, table, tool
DAILY LIFE-HUMAN BODY: to appear, arm, back, beautiful, big, to bite, blind, blind, brush, comb, eye, eyesight, fat, finger, foot, glasses, hair, handsome, invisibility, to kick, leg, lipstick, to listen to, little, to look, lovely, neck, powerful, pretty, to see, shoulder, small, strong, tall, toothed, vision, weak
DAILY LIFE-FASHION: to adjust, clothes, dress, evening dress, jeans, pajamas, shoe, size, to weak,
DAILY LIFE-FOOD AND DRINK: bake, banana, to boil, boiling hot, bottle, cake, coffee, coffeepot, container, cup, dish, to drink, duck, to eat, fat, fish, flour, food, fork, fresh, glass, hot, ingredient, knife, mug, potato, rabbit, sugar, sweet, tea, vanilla, water, well-done, wineglass
DAILY LIFE-SHOPPING: grocer’s, grocery store
DAILY LIFE-GAMES, LEISURE, ENTERTAINMENT: ball, to hide, to hunt, to play, rodeo, stuffed animal
DAILY LIFE-SPORT: basket, to gallop, to ride, rodeo, sport, to swim
DAILY LIFE-NATURE GEOGRAPHY: beach, daisy, flower, high tide, humus, leaf, nature, ocean, poisonous, savannah, sea, space station, tree, valley, world
DAILY LIFE-ANIMALS: animal, ant, anteater, bee, beetle, bird, to bolt, to buck, butterfly, buzzing, cat, caterpillar cheetah, chimpanzee, caterpillar, cocoon, dog, doggy, dolphin, domesticated, duck, elephant, fish, fly, frog, gerbil, giraffe, gorilla, hamster, horse, hyena, insect, kennel, kitten, lizard, monkey, mosquito, mouse, pet, pig, pigeon, to purr, rat, reptile, rhinoceros, sea horse, shark, snake, spider, stable, to sting, tarantula, tiger, toad, to trot, wasp, whale, wild
DAILY LIFE-WEATHER: boiling, cold, heat, hot, warm, weather, whiteout
DAILY LIFE-TIME: a long time, a short time, always, beginning, calendar, day, during, end, to finish, first, from, to go, how long, later, long, new, night, noon, now, o’clock, often, over, overnight, to run, sometimes, soon, suddenly, summer, then, time, usually, to wait, watch, week, winter, year
DAILY LIFE-DEFINING SPACE: behind, beside, between, to bring back, compass, to contain, down, empty, far, fast, to fetch, from, full, to get off, to give, half, here, in front, inside, to kick, to leave, location, to measure, next to, opposite, outside, to pass by, to put, to run, to sit, slow, slow, slowly, speed, to spin, spot, swing, there, top, under, to walk
DAILY LIFE-SOUND, LIGHT, FIRE, TEMP: bussing, hot, lukewarm, quiet, sound, warm
INTELLECT AND REASON-COMMUNICATION & INTELLECT: according to, answer, to ask, because, better, bye, bye for now, fine, the following, good afternoon, good evening, good morning, good wishes, hello, hey, hi, how are you, information, to look like, to mean, narrator, never mind, probably, question, to say, so, sorry, to speak, to suggest, to talk, to tell, thank you, to think, to think so, to try, to understand, to want, well, why, to wish
INTELLECT AND REASON-ARTS: to draw, film, instrument, to listen to, movies, painter, photo, to sing, song, text, to write
INTELLECT AND REASON-CORRESPONDENCE: address, answer, message, on the phone, phone number
INTELLECT AND REASON-JUDGEMENT OPINION: to agree, all right, better, can, complicated, easy, fine, good, great, hard, no, no way, of course, really, to scare, true, well, yes
INTELLECT AND REASON-PERSONALITY FEELINGS: affectionate, to be afraid, fear, feeling, to frighten, good, happy, to hate, to hope, to hope so, lazy, to like, love, nice, pleasant, to prefer, romantic, to scare, scary, stupid, surprised, sweet
INTELLECT AND REASON-MEASUREMENT QUANTITIES: : A, a lot of, all, and, another, eight, fifteen, first, four, fourth, many, nothing, enough, five, group, lots of, many, much, nothing, one, only, part, sole, ten, three, too much, very, very much,
INTELLECT AND REASON-CHANGE TRANSFORMATION: advanced, better
SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS-HEALTH MEDICINE: dream, fat, to get hurt, harmless, to hurt, mental hospital, nighttime, to sleep, sweet dreams, tired, to wake up
SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS-EDUCATION: book, by heart, crayon, to describe, to know, language, to learn, pen, to read, Scotch tape, to study, to write,
SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS-POLITICS SOCIETY: dangerous, royalty, nun, to spy
SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS-CITIES TOWNS: building, city, common, park,
SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS-TRANSPORT: road, sign
SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS-TRAVELING BY ROAD: bicycle, car
SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS-AIR RAIL, SEA: train, underwater
SOCIETY INSTITUTIONS- HOLIDAYS TRAVELS: to bathe, on vacation, relaxing, single, to travel
PROFESSIONAL LIFE-WORLD OF WORK: to call, interview, job, to meet, office
PROFESSIONAL LIFE- MEDIA: documentary, television, video, to watch
PROFESSIONAL LIFE- ECONOMY TRADE: business, to buy, luxury, to make money, to shop, to spend
PROFESSIONAL LIFE-ADMINISTRATION JUSTICE: hands up, lawyer, prisoner
PROFESSIONAL LIFE- SCIENCE INDUSTRY: to calculate, computer, to cultivate, ground, machine, to process, technology
6. THE RIGHT WORD fill in the sentence from a list (you might discuss why the words not chosen were not appropriate for meaning and use)
An ______is used to correct mistakes: index, anteater, Scotch tape, eraser, sharpener
______means you prefer this one over the other one: Hypocrite, objective, hung over, impartial, sadness, favorite
It’s warmer ______than outside during the winter: beside, at the grocer’s, overland, during high tide, downtown, inside
_____ can be used to cut hair: erasers, calendars, sharpeners, scissors,
The ___ is where you park your car: garage, White house, living room, sewer, space station
____is the Statue of Liberty: Was, Where, Who, When
____ is the fastest way to get rich?: While, What, Who
Go ahead and make yourself at ____: how, hovel, home, humus, house,
Your residence can be either a ____ or an apartment: house, haven, home, how, hole
I ____ two cats, three dogs and a monkey: do, have been, have, am, has
___ you go to Stanford University? Yes, I do.: Don’t, Aren’t, Dude, Didn’t, did
7. WORDS AND TOPICS sort words into categories (may ask for definition or use in sentence)
Hamster/ rabbit/ tea/ cat/ water/ horse/ coffee/ dog: drinks – animals
Leg/ residence/ arm/ hair/ neck/ home/ apartment / house/ finger: body parts - accommodation
9. FILL IN THE BLANKS: Fill in sentences from a list
Favorite, hot, poor, yellow, what, in, where, next, so, one, it, this, idea, scissors, brush, sharpener, glue, in, old, hot, full, between, spiders, look, home, at, houses, house, etc
11. SENTENCE PRONUNCIATION:
It’s a pencil, An eraser, A sheet of paper, Next to a book, On my desk, Here! It’s a pen, This is a pencil sharpener, Scotch tape, In eh drawer, On the table, Under the shelf, Yes, I think so, Yes, I have a small one, No, I don’t, Here’s one, A stapler? Use the glue!, I don’t have a stapler, No, it’s a small one, Yes, it’s a big one, Look!, No, but I have a brush, Yes, take it, I have two!, Yes, they are!, They’re my house keys!, Only my car keys!, In the garage, On the roof, In the street, Yes, I do!, No, I don’t, No, and you?, It’s outside, Inside, In its kennel!, I have three, Yes, I do!, I don’t like cats!, No, it’s a rat!, I hope not!, Isn’t it a frog?, No, I don’t!, I hate spiders!, They’re all right!, Where?, Where?, A monkey?, It’s sweet!,A bee, a fly…, Is a beetle an insect?, An ant is an insect., My aunt is not an insect!, My uncle is not married to an ant!, Where is it?, Oh yes, a nice yellow butterfly!, The red and the blue one?, My favorite animal is the giraffe, I like snakes and pigs, I have three; horses, dolphins and pigs.
12. DIALOGUE EXPRESSION: Conversations –oral answers from pictures: Desk items, location questions,
13. PICTURE/WORD EXPRESSION- words from pictures
14. WORD ORDER: oral placing sentence pieces in order- you can make your own sentences
Example = Name on a piece of paper write your
16. PHONICS EXERCISE;
H; hate, hot, hedgehogs, here, have
UW: glue, do, blue, too
Short U: but, under, monkey, uncle, butterfly (short U sound)
R: stapler, very, rat, where, red
A: sharpener, are, car, garage, hard
All: small, all
Th: the, this, they, they’re
Sh: sharpener, shelf, brush, sheer
L: fly, glue, look, only, yellow
17. WORDS AND FUNCTIONS Paragraph, then choose specific grammar words
Making commands- orders: PICK the ripe tomato. GO to the store. DON’T FORGET it.
18 GRAMMAR PRACTICE: singular to plurals
Watch, potato, woman, house, box, bench,
19. WORD ORDER 2: putting words into sentences
20. SENTENCE PRACTICE: answering questions (Answering more than yes or no.)
Does the pen write? (yes) = Yes, it is.
Is it a blue one? (no) = No, it isn’t.
21. DICTATION: listen and write what you hear. (helper can make any paragraph. This is critical for their future work)
EXAMPLE: I need a pencil. Do you have one? Yes, look on my desk. Where is your desk? Look in my bedroom. Oh now I see it!
22. WRITTEN EXPRESSION: writing a paragraph on a picture- minimum 30 words
23. DIALOGUE 2: review lesson
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