Questions and Answers
What is the bus driver doing?
He’s driving a bus.
What must you not do in the park?
Where does the boat driver work?
On a boat.
What do sound artists do?
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This car is taking a person to the ______.
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Who is cooking some food?
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Who is working in a field?
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Who is repairing a car?
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Who is working for the fire brigade?
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How many job words do you know?
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How many landscape words can you find in the picture?
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What’s wrong in the picture?
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Who works with animals?
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Who helps you with your teeth?
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Who works in a restaurant?
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Who helps people?
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Who works mostly outside?
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The burglar in the story is actually a boy.
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What is the emergency phone number?
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What must the professional tea taster do?
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Which of these jobs requires you to help people?
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Fatma and Sami think there’s a burglar in Lottie’s ______.
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Match the following jobs with their duties:
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Study Notes
Jobs and Vocabulary
- Vocabulary includes various professions such as scientist, farmer, firefighter, police officer, dentist, lawyer, mechanic, computer programmer, chef, vet, engineer, and bus driver.
- Activities involve identifying jobs in pictures, guessing games related to professions, and writing questions linked to job roles.
Story and Characters
- Characters include Azza, Muna, Sami, Fatma, Bo, and Lottie.
- The narrative focuses on Bo watching Lottie's house, suspecting a burglar, and the hilarious misunderstanding that leads them to believe he's a burglar when he's actually helping.
Grammar Focus
- Practice with present continuous tense: "What are you doing?" "He’s opening the door!"
- Affirmative and negative responses in the present tense: "Yes, I am." / "No, I’m not."
Rule Awareness
- Vocabulary related to rules, such as put litter in the bin, follow the rules, be quiet in class.
- Focus on behavior expectations in various settings (school, public), demonstrated through songs.
Unusual Jobs
- Exploration of unique jobs such as a cave boat driver and professional sleeper who tests the comfort of beds, and tea taster who evaluates various teas.
- Facts shared about the Veryovkina cave, emphasizing its depth as the deepest cave in the world.
Emergency Services
- Understanding emergency calls, with the service number being 9999.
- Role-playing exercises for practicing emergency communication, highlighting how to report injuries and emergencies effectively.
Job Aspirations
- Students discuss and write about their desired professions in the future.
- The report from a student summarizes job aspirations of classmates with specific reasons behind each choice, such as doctors, mechanics, and chefs.
Phonics and Sounds
- Phonics lessons focused on sounds like 'oo', 'ue', and 'ew' with corresponding words for each sound.
- Tongue twisters to aid pronunciation and auditory recognition.
Review and Practice
- Review activities to consolidate knowledge of vocabulary, job titles, and present continuous forms.
- Engage in pair activities to generate conversation around daily tasks of different professions.### Park Rules
- Must walk on the path.
- Mustn't ride bikes.
- Must dispose of litter in the bin.
- Mustn't swim in the river.
- Mustn't drop litter.
- Mustn't feed the birds.
Challenge Activity
- Divide into two teams for a game.
- Find answers to three questions:
- Locate a plate of sandwiches (1 point).
- Identify where the boat driver works (1 point).
- Explain the role of sound artists.
- Create three additional questions for opposing team challenge.
A1 Movers Exam Preparation
- Reading and Writing Part 1: Read all sentences attentively.
- Match professions with descriptions:
- Mechanic: repairs cars.
- Ambulance: transports patients to hospitals.
- Teacher: educates students.
- Chef: prepares food.
- Farmer: works in fields.
- Firefighter: serves in fire brigade.
A1 Movers Listening Part 4
- Listen to the dialogue thoroughly.
- Questions to answer:
- What career does Abdullah aspire to?
- What is considered the hardest job?
Fun Corner Game
- Engage in a playful activity involving professions:
- Represents various jobs: Scientist, Farmer, Chef.
- Follow instructions such as "You mustn’t be late" or "Go backward if not wearing your boots."
- The game requires moving forward or backward based on specific conditions.
Units and Lessons
- Review integrates multiple lessons from Activity Book, enhancing vocabulary and comprehension.
- Focus on practicing job-related vocabulary in interactive scenarios.
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Test your understanding of the Graded Reader 2 text. This quiz covers vocabulary related to jobs and landscapes, along with comprehension questions about the characters Azza and Muna. Challenge yourself to find words and identify elements in the picture.
