Unit 1 · Life at homeLesson 1.1 Vocabulary
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Unit 1 · Life at home

Lesson 1.1
Vocabulary

I can talk about household chores.

60 minutesLevel A1Go Getter 3
Children doing household chores
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Warm-up: Spin and talk

🎡 Spin the wheel and answer
Press SPIN to get your question 🎡
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New words: household chores

What is the same in these photos?

Look at the four photos. Think, then click the questions.

household chores
/ˈhaʊshəʊld tʃɔːz/

household chores = the small jobs we do at home every day or every week.
Example: Making your bed and feeding the dog are household chores.

Word cards: look, say, listen

Look at the photo. What is the person doing? Say it, then click the card to check. Click 🔊 to listen and repeat. → goes to the next card.

A Which chore can you see?

Look at the photo. What is the chore? Choose the phrase.

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Practice: phrases and pictures

B Match the phrase and the picture

Play the game: find the picture for every phrase. Say the phrase before you click!

Open on Wordwall ↗

Click the phrase, then click the photo — a good pair disappears. Find all six!

C Make the phrases

Click a word on the left, then click its ending on the right — a line joins them. Use every ending one time.

Verb

Ending

D Mind map: more chores

What else can you make, iron, feed, empty, load or put away? Type your idea and click +. Click Ideas for help.

I sometimes ___ at home. My mum often ___. I never ___.
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Chores in your family

E Talk about your family
Who usually does the chores in your family?
My sister usually clears the table.
F No problem. I can help!

Read the problem on the card. What can you do? Say it: No problem. I can … Then click the card to check.

Now act it out. Student A reads the problem, Student B answers. Then swap!
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Use the words

G Complete the sentences

Choose the right word for each sentence. Look at the endings: I make — he makes.

    H Describe the picture

    Look at the house. What are the people doing? Talk about every person.

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    Use of English and speaking

    I Lucy's weekend

    Read Lucy's blog post. Choose the right chore word for each gap. Look at the person: I make — Max makes.

    J Let's talk: chores and me

    Work in pairs. Ask your partner the questions and answer with your own ideas. Say why! Click a card if you need help with the words.

    boringfuneasydifficultsmellyquickslowtiringrelaxing
    Breakout rooms, 4 minutes. Then tell the class one thing about your partner: Sofia hates ironing because it's boring, but she loves feeding her cat.
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    Wrap-up: How did it go?

    Vote! What is the best household chore? What is the worst one? Say why.

    Think about today. Click a face for each sentence.

    Pick your sticker! Choose 1 or 2 stickers that are true for you today.

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    Tasks A, C, G and I