<p> </p><p> </p><p>1.Ngữ pháp: Asking about Quantity: How many/How much?<br>Was there any paper?<br>Were there any crayons?<br>How much paper was there?<br>Hom many crayons were there?<br>There was (some/a little/a lot of) paper.<br>There were (some/a few/a lot of/ten) crayons.</p><p>Btvn: <br>- Con ôn tập từ vựng và ngữ pháp.<br>- Con đọc và quay video đọc bài phần A Listen and read</p>
<p><br>1.Before you read: Text to Self Connection<br>2.Hoạt động vẽ và viết đoạn văn theo chủ đề: An interesting place where you live<br>3.Reading: Shapes in Art<br>Hoạt động đọc hiểu và thảo luận các câu hỏi theo chủ đề</p><p><br>Btvn: <br>- Con ôn tập từ vựng và ngữ pháp.<br>- Con đọc và quay video đọc bài “Shapes in Art”<br>- Con hoàn thành bt Workbook trang 148,149</p>
<p> </p><p> </p><p>1.Big question: How do we make art?<br>2.Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUC2REce3Kc<br>3.Từ vựng: crescent, star, spiral, oval, straight, nature, collage, sculpture, pattern<br>4.Learn: <br>- Text-to-Self Connection: when we read something, we can think about things in our lives that are similar to things in the text.<br>- Example: The story is about rules.
<p> </p><p>1. Words: basketball, soccer, tennis, baseball, hocket, golf<br>2.Writung study: Comparative and superlative endings <br>- When a word has one syllyable, we add -er or -est.<br>Example: small -> smaller -> smallest<br>- When a word has more than one syllable and ends in a “y”, we drop the “y” and add -ier or -iest.<br>Example: heavy -> heavier -> heaviest<br>3.Question: <br>- What’s a fable?<br>- What’s the supperlative form of happy?<br>- What’s theme?
<p> </p><p>1. Grammar: Superlative Adjectives with -est and -iest</p><p>- Superlative: the form of an adjective or adverb that shows the thing or action described has more of the quality than all others of the same type.<br>- Example: "Funniest" is the superlative of "funny." <br>"Most" is the superlative of "more."</p><p>2.
<p> </p><p>1.Do you know that you can start writing a fable in 5 steps ?<br>- Step 1: Determine the Moral of the Story<br>- Step 2: Pick Your Characters<br>- Step 3: Pick Your Characters’ Traits<br>- Step 4: Shape the Conflict<br>- Step 5: Write<br>2.What is a fable ?<br>3.Read : Two stubborn little goats<br>Btvn: <br>- Con ôn tập từ vựng và tập đọc bài đọc Two Stubborn Little Goats<br>- Con hoàn thành bt Workbook trang 138</p>
<p> </p><p>1.Từ vựng: stubborn, angry, goat, mountain, west, east, foward, horns, wet<br>2.Think : Arre you sometimes stubborn? Is there a mountain near your town or city?<br>3.Before you read: Theme<br>- Remember, the theme of a story is the most important thing the writer wants you t understand.
<p> </p><p>1.Learn: Antonyms<br>Some words mean opposite things. These words are called antonyms.<br>Eg: Heavy -> light; Nervous -> calm…<br>2.Từ vựng: computer mouse, stapler, suitcase, broom, door, desk drawer<br>3.Listening: What things do you push every day? <br>Btvn: <br>- Con ôn tập từ vựng và ngữ pháp Unit 15<br>- Con hoàn thành bt Workbook trang 134,135<br> </p>
<p> </p><p>1.Grammar: Comparative Adjectives<br>- WWe use comparative adjective to compare twwo things or types of thing,<br>Example : A ball is lighter than a desk <br> Is a desk heavier than a ball ?<br>2.
<p> </p><p>1. Từ vựng: push, pull, movement, ground, throw, speed, heavy, light<br>easy<br>2. Before you read: Cause and Effect<br>Remember, a cause is why something happens, the effect is what happens after the couse.</p><p>BTVN: <br>- Con ôn tập bài đọc và hoàn thành bài tập Workbook trang 130,131<br>- Con chọn 1 đoạn trong bài đọc Forces and Movement và vẽ bức tranh mô tả đối tượng tùy chọn theo chủ đề Forces/Movement /Speed. <br>Lưu ý: Con viết ghi chú/chú thích trong bức tranh</p>
