Here We Go! 01 Teacher's Guide Unit 1

P rocessing E x t r a A c t i v i t y rocessing - Creating P On the Way On the Way …and you? I can tell where people are from. Grammar Bridge G rammar and Vocabulary Workbook,page 6 Color your progress. 20 40 60 80 100 11 eleven I ’ m from Colombia, and you? 3. Read the conversations. Then, listen and say. Are you from China? Yes , I am . No , I ’ m not . Where are you from? I ’ m from Paraguay. Analyzing expressions a. Lily: Where are you from? Brenda: I ’ m from Mexico. 4. Organize the conversation.Then, listen and check. Good, thanks, and you? OK, Jim. See you tomorrow! Bye – bye! b. Lily: Are you from the United States? Vicky: Yes, I am . c. Lily: Are you from Panama? Nick: No, I ’ m not. I ’ m from Japan. I ’ m from Peru. Hi, Jim. How are you, Lily? I ’ m OK! Lily, where are you from? a. b. d. c. 31 CEFR A1.1: Can get an idea of the content of simpler informational material and short simple descriptions, especially if there is visual support. Memory Strategy: Associating 3. Ask students to identify and underline the countries mentioned in each conversation. Play the recording and ask them to imitate the intonation. Play the video song Nations of the World , broadcast on the TV show Animaniacs. You can get it at: https://www.youtube . com/watch?v=3S13Z7NMfcA Have them scream, jump or tap their feet when they hear the name of their country. CEFR A1.2: Can interact in a simple way but communication is totally dependent on repetition at a slower rate of speech, rephrasing and repair. Cognitive Strategy: Analyzing expressions 4. Ask students to predict the order of the conversation by paying attention to key words such as greetings. After they order the pictures, play the audio file again and give them time to correct. You can draw a grid with four squares and go over the answers. Explain that the question ...and you? is very useful when you want to take advantage of the context. For example, when someone is talking about where he/she was born, or where he/ goes to school, you can always say to someone else: ...and you?