Spotlight 5. Module 6. Round the clock презентация

Study the words
get up
go jogging
go to school
have breakfast
do the shopping
have lunch
surf the Net
have a cup of tea
eat dinner
go to bed
watch a DVD
do homework

Label the picture
get up
go jogging
go to school
have breakfast
do the shopping
have lunch
surf the Net
have a cup of tea
eat dinner
go to bed
watch a DVD
do homework

Put the words into three groups
get up
go jogging
go to school
have breakfast
do the shopping
have lunch
surf the Net
have a cup of tea
eat dinner
go to bed
watch a DVD
do homework
in the morning
in the afternoon
in the evening

It is half past ten.
It is quarter to two.
What time is it, please?
Have you got the time, please?
Excuse me, what’s the time, please?
Study the rule

It is half past three
It is quarter past nine
It is half past twelve
It is six o’clock
It is quarter past five
It is half past eight
It is quarter to twelve
It is quarter past one
It is quarter to six
Label the pictures

Write in numbers:
It is quarter to nine.
It is eight o’clock.
It is half past eleven.
Write in words:
10.45
7.15
8.30
12.00
4.45
It is quarter past two.
It is half past seven.
It is quarter to one.

LARA CROFT
This beautiful, strong archaeologist fights robots and does acrobatics all day,
right? Well, not every day. Let’s see what she does when she’s at home.
In the morning…
Lara always gets ____ at 7 o’clock and gets dressed. Then, she ______ jogging
and works out in her gym – and all this before breakfast. Lara ____ a big
breakfast at about quarter to nine, then she sometimes goes shopping or works
___ her computer for a while
In the afternoon…
Lara usually eats lunch at about quarter past one. Her father John often visits
her and they have a _____ of tea and talk about work together.
In the evening…
Before dinner, Lara usually practices kickboxing. She eats at about half _____
six. Then, she relaxes. She reads a book or _________ a DVD. She never
______ to bed really late because she’s usually very busy the next day. It’s not
easy being an action hero.
on
past
up
goes
has
watches
cup
goes

Prepositions of time
at + time
at + the time (3 o’clock, noon, midnight, night)
in + morning / afternoon / evening
7 o’clock
the morning
midnight
noon
the evening
half past six
at
in

Chris wakes up
seven o’clock the
morning. He dresses and
has breakfast 7.30.
He leaves home for school
8.30. He has his
lessons and at around 1.30
the afternoon, he
has his lunch at school.
He comes back home
the evening. He
does his homework and
seven o’clock he
has dinner. Then, he plays
on his PlayStation. He
always goes to sleep
about ten night.
Complete the text
with “in” or “at”

Match the jobs to the people
Mr Brown is a
Mrs Perkins is a
Mr Simpson is a
Mr Williams is a
Mr Green is a
Mr Jones is a
Miss Smith is a
Mr Wilson is a
painter
doctor
teacher
baker
waiter
mechanic
taxi driver
postman

What are they doing?
Mr Brown
Mrs Perkins
Tony
Mr Williams
Mr Green
Mr Jones
Miss Smith
Mr Wilson
Ann and Lynn
read a book
talk
say goodbye to the children
paint a hospital
look at the postman
repair a chair
wait for the ambulance
deliver a letter to Mrs Harris
drive a taxi
serve drinks

Listen and put in order
Hi, Mike! What are you doing?
I’m waiting for my dad. He’s painting this hospital.
Is he a painter?
Yes, he is. I sometimes meet him after school, then we catch the bus home. What does your dad do?
He’s a teacher. Look! There he is, across the road. He is waving goodbye to the children. We usually walk home together. Come and meet him!
Ok, and then you can meet my dad!
OK. Let’ go!

I
He
She
It
We
You
They
am
is
are
playing
playing
playing
I
He
She
It
We
You
They
am
is
are
playing
playing
playing
not
not
not
I
He
She
It
We
You
They
Am
Is
Are
playing
playing
playing
?
?
?
Present Continuous
+
-
?

Put the verbs into three columns
look
paint
deliver
wait
repair
swim
go
serve
meet
work
read
have
come
eat
practise
do
Make - making
Put - putting
Read - reading

What are they doing?
write an email
wash the dog
play with a friend
make a phone call
work in the garden
drink coffee

1. Jake (sing)?
2. Robert and Peter (play) on the computer?
3. the dog (bite) the armchair?
4. Sandy (play) the piano? No, she
5. Jake and Tom (jump) on the sofa?
Complete the questions. Then answer them.

Linda
Rosie
Subject: It’s Saturday!
Hi, Linda!
Thanks for your email. How are you? I’m doing my homework.
All the family are here and are busy too. Mum’s in the living room. She’s making
some phone calls. Dad’s working in the garden. It’s hard work. My little brother,
Tom, is helping him. He’s planting some flowers. My sister, Zoe, is having a good
time though. She’s playing with her friend.
What are you doing? Any plans for Sunday?
Write back soon.
Love,
Rosie
Read and choose the correct pictures

clockface
belfry
short (hour) hand
long (minute) hand
Every year, millions of tourists come to London to see and listen to Big Ben. But what exactly is Big Ben?
Most people think that Big Ben is the tall clock tower that stands above the Houses of Parliament. Well no! Big Ben is not the clock tower. It is one of the four huge bells inside the tower. Its name comes from the bell’s Commissioner or Works, Sir Benjamin Hall, or Ben. The tower is over 96 metres high. The bell inside the tower is 14 tons. The clock on the tower is also huge. Each of the four clockfaces is 7 metres wide. The hour hands are about 3 metres long and the minute hands are about 4 metres long.
Perhaps one day you can go to London and see this amazing tourist attraction!
BIG BEN
Big Ben is in
Big Ben is the name of
The Tower is high
Each hour hand is long
exactly – конкретно
clock tower – часовая башня
bell – колокол
inside – внутри
Commissioner of works – заказчик работ
huge – огромный
clockface - циферблат
perhaps – возможно
amazing – удивительный
tourist attraction – туристическая достопримечательность
Read. Finish the sentences

Making suggestions
Sure, that’s a good idea.
How about going tomorrow?
Why don’t we go jogging in the park?
Sounds great.
Let’s go shopping
Sorry, I’m busy this afternoon
How about going for a coffee?
Put the phrases into 2 groups

Go outside on a sunny day and look at / on your shadow. Early in / at the morning and late in the afternoon, it is long. At lunchtime, it has / is very short. This is because Earth spins every 24 hors and the sun is in a different place in / on the sky at different times of the day. Sundials use shadows to tell the time. They have / are the oldest way to tell the time.
Sundials
shadow – тень
Earth – Земля
spin – вращаться
use – использовать
way – способ
Read and choose the correct variant

write
plant
play
make
work
read
with a friend
an email
in the garden
flowers
phone calls
the newspaper
Match the words to form phrases