MAGICAL Teacher's Guide - Book - Page 261
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Say: I say (sick), you say& (Elicit: healthy).
Hide the cards from the board once the pupils respond correctly.
The activity can be done as a class or played as a small group competition.
Course Book pages 188-189
Course Book page 188, task 1
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Tell pupils that all the sentences in this task are false.
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Read each sentence together as a class and determine why it is incorrect. Elicit a corrected version of
each sentence using a word from the word box to replace the incorrect word (in bold).
For example: Doctors can help us speak for our bodies. (Elicit: Doctors can help us care for our
bodies.)
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Extension: Have more advanced pupils write at least 3 of their own sentences using the bolded words.
Course Book page 188, task 2
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Have pupils match the words to their opposite meanings.
Course Book page 188, task 3
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Have pupils write at least 4 sentences using the words they matched in task 2. Have pupils use the
example to help them.
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Writing Tip: Tell pupils that they should use a comma between the two clauses.
Course Book page 189, task 4
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Before listening, have pupils look at the picture and read the speech bubble.
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Have pupils predict what the dialogue will be about, and who will be speaking.
Have pupils listen to the dialogue and find out who Joy is speaking with.
Listening Script Unit 5 Page 189 #4
Joy: *cough cough* I do not feel very good. I think I am sick. I should call a doctor&
*ring ring*
RoboDoc: Hello, my name is RoboDoc.
Joy: Hello, my name is Joy. Are you a doctor?
RoboDoc: I am a computer doctor. I know a lot about science and how to care for our bodies.
I can answer your questions and give you advice to help you feel better.
Joy: OK. I do not feel very good. I am sick. *cough*
RoboDoc: You should stay in bed today and rest. You should eat hot soup and drink tea.
Joy: OK. Can I go to school tomorrow?
RoboDoc: It is not a good idea to go to school when you are sick. You can make other kids
sick. You should stay home. When you feel better, you can go back to school.
Joy: OK. How can I talk to you if I have more questions?
RoboDoc: You can use the application on your phone to talk to me. You can ask me questions
without leaving your house.
Joy: Thanks, RoboDoc.
RoboDoc: Feel better soon!
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After listening, check if pupils9 predictions were correct. Determine that Joy is speaking with
RoboDoc, a computer doctor. Ask pupils why Joy was speaking with RoboDoc (Elicit: She is sick.)
Course Book page 189, task 5
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UNIT 5 / PART 3
