WELCOME TO CLASS 11/5
I. WARM-UP:
REMEMBER THE NAMES OF SPORTS
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7 8

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1. football
2. swimming
3. volleyball
4. badminton
5. wrestling
6. bodybuilding
7. weightlifting
8. fencing
1. football.
2. swimming.
3. volleyball.
4. badminton.
5. wrestling.
6. bodybuilding.
7. weightlifting.
8. fencing.
UNIT 12: THE ASIAN GAMES
A. READING.
1. Before you read:
*Activity 1: Answer the questions
1. How often are the Asian Games held?
 The Asian Games are held every four years.
2. How many countries take part in the Asian Games?
 About 45 countries take part in the Asian Games.
3. What sports is Vietnam best at?
 Vietnam is best at the bodybuilding, billiards, karatedo, wushu,…
1. Before you read:
*Activity 2: Pre-teach vocabulary:
1.





aquatic sports (n)
1. Before you read:
2.
athlete (n)
= player (n)
3.
solidarity (n)
= unity (n)
4.
effort (n)
= attempt (n)
1. Before you read:
5.
(v) đánh giá.
appreciate
6.
(n) kiến thức liên văn hóa.
intercultural knowledge
1.Before you read:
1. aquatic sports.
2. athlete.
3. solidarity.
4. effort.
5. appreciate.
6. intercultural knowledge.

II. While you read:
*Activity 1: Read the passage in silence in 3 minutes.

*Activity 2: Task 1: The words in the box all appear in the passage. Fill each blank with a suitable word(p.138)

II. While you read:


1. The hotel has special ________for disabled athletes.
2. Swimming and water skiing are both ________ sports.
3. He never lost his __________for training athletes.
4. I will make every ______ to arrive on time.
5. Our sports performances have been ________ considerably over recent years.
6. Your help was greatly ____________.
effort appreciated advancing
aquatic enthusiasm facilities
facilities
aquatic
enthusiasm
effort
advancing
appreciated
II. While you read:
*Activity 3:Task 2: Scan the passage and complete the following table.
1951
the 2nd Asian Games in Manila, Philippines.
1958
Squash, rugby, fencing and mountain biking
2002
II. While you read:
*Activity 3: Task 3: Answer the questions.
1.What is the purpose of the Asian Games?
 The purpose of the Asian Games is to develop intercultural knowledge and friendship within Asia.
2. How many participants took part in the 14th Asian Games?
 There are 9,919 participants took part in the 14th Asian Games.
3. In which sports events did the Vietnamese athletes win gold medals at the Busan Games?
 The Vietnamese athletes won gold medals in body building, billiards and women’s karatedo at the Busan Games.

III. After you read:Talk about the history of the Asian Games based on the following cues.
1st/ India/ 489 athletes/ 11 countries/ six sports events.
1954/ 2nd/ Philippines/ boxing, shooting and wrestling.
1958/ Japan/ 3rd/ tennis, volleyball, table tennis and hockey.
1998/ introduced/ squash, rugby, fencing and mountain biking/ Thailand.
2002/ 14th/ Korea/ 9,919 participants/ 44 countries.
Feedback:

At the first Asian Games held in India, there are 11 countries took part in six sports events. Boxing, shooting and wrestling were added at the second Asian Games in the Philippines, in 1954. In Japan, in 1958, tennis, volleyball, table tennis and hockey were played at the third Asian Games. Squash, rugby, fencing and mountain biking were introduced for the first time in Thailand, in 1998. The fourteenth Asian Games, which were held in Korea, in 2002, attracted 9,919 participants from 44 countries.
III. HOMEWORK

- Learn new words by heart.
- Write the history of the Asian Games into the notebook.
- Prepare Unit 12: Speaking.