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• Well students, are you ready to begin?
• You look very happy students.
• So, I believe you have great spirits to play with me today.
• Now, we will learn a fun lesson.
• Before we start the lesson, please look at the interesting picture below.




You can download the Script here


3. in the form of dialogue
Anam: I’m just looking the moon and the stars in the sky. That is beautiful scenery.
Aji    : waw  . . . as a matter of fact you are really a romantic man. But, do you know why the moon sometimes looks half and sometimes it looks full.
Anam: I don’t even think about that. But I still remember my teacher’s explanation about moon. Once a month the moon travels in a complete circle around the earth. And as it moves in its circle it seems to change shape, this is because on earth we see only that section of the moon that catches the sun’s light. Am I right?
Aji    : Yeah you are really right. Do you know why sometimes we can’t see the moon at all?
Anam: I don’t know. Can you explain it for me?
Aji    : Okay, when the sun, the moon, and the earth are in a straight line – the moon in the middle – we don’t see the moon at all. At this point the moon is said to be new. We are unable to see it in this position because the side facing the earth is in shadow.
Anam: Well, I see. I have ever heard about new moon. Can you explain it too?
Aji    : Okay, I’ll explain it to you the whole process of the changes of the moon. As the new moon begins to circle the earth, however, we begin to see that part of its surface that catches the sun’s light. After some days it reaches the position when we can see the half moon. When it moves further around to the position where the earth is between the sun and the moon, we see the full moon. Later it again becomes a half moon, becoming smaller and smaller until it disappears again to become the new moon. This cycle takes twenty-eight days, or a month.
Anam : You are absolutely smart. Thanks for the explanation Aji. So, I have a new knowledge.
Aji     : You are welcome anam. I have the interesting film about moon. Can you accompany me to watch the film next Monday?
Anam: I’m sorry. I have to do my homework next Monday. How about at Sunday?
Aji     : OK. That will be fine. Thank you. See you at Sunday Anam.
Anam : See you.









•    Well done students.
•    Great, you do this activity perfectly.
•    I’m really proud of you, students.
•    I’ll give you the dialogue of the audio above.
•    Then, I'd like you to work in pairs to practice the dialogue.
•    It’s easy, right?
•    Have a pleasure.
Cathy: No I'm afraid not. I'm meeting Ruth then. How about the fourteenth in the morning?
Keith: I'm sorry. I'm attending a meeting at the Hilton then.
Cathy: What about the next day?
Keith: No. I'm busy then too. I'm meeting Dorothy Heath at North Bridge Road. Are you free on Thursday afternoon?
Cathy: Yes, I think I am. Let's meet for lunch at mouth restaurant.
Keith: Good idea! Is two o'clock okay?
Cathy: That's fine. See you there!

•    Great job, students. I believe you get fun from the activity just now.
•    Now, I still have another happy challenge for you. Are you ready for next fun activity?
•    Please look at the video below!

•    Make a simple dialogue that is related to the condition on the video!
•    Perform your dialogue with your partner in front of the class!
•    It is very interesting, right?
•    Have a pleasure students.

 Activity 6

•    Alright students, that’s all.
•    I’m really sorry to say we must end our fun activities.
•    But, don’t worry students.
•    For your home fun, I give you opportunity to create your own report text.
•    It's up to you to choose the theme.
•    Your report text will be in the form of dialogue.
•    Please work in pairs and you have an authority to decide your own partners.
•    Next meeting, you're supposed to perform in the front of the class.
•    Don't forget to involve the useful expressions that we’ve learned just now.
•    Show me your best students.
•    Have a nice learning.