Entertainment

1. Entertainment

Word Splash
A 4 paper
1 min
Take different colours
Write 4 words

2. Entertainment

Exercise 1 (p. 14)
Cinema; television; film; music;
theatre; stage; sports; match;
amusement park; funfair; circus;
video
games;
DVD;
CD;
performance; singing; dancing;
acting.

3. Description

Recorded Timed-Pair-Share
2 min
Ex 2 p 14

4. Description

Recorded Timed-Pair-Share
2 min
Who
Where
What clothes
Weather
Feelings
Actions
Your
favourite
activities
entertainment/leisure

5. B ex 2 p 14

Pic. 1 There are two people playing miniature
golf. They are smiling and they look like they
are having fun.
Pic. 2 There are some people on a roller
coaster. They are at an amusement park. They
are laughing.
Pic. 3 There are some teenagers sitting in a
cinema.They are probably waiting for the film
to start. They are wearing casual clothes and
look relaxed.
Pic. 4 It is a family. They are sitting in front
of a television. They are at home relaxing

6. B ex 2 p 14

Pic. 5 In the picture there is a man dressed all
in pink. He is juggling so maybe he works in a
circus.
Pic. 6 In the picture, there are two teenagers
playing a video game. They are smiling and
having a good time.
I prefer watching films or playing video games
with my friends. I don’t like going on the rides
at amusement parks as I am scared I might
fall off.

7. B ex 3 p 14

Read-Match
8 min

8. B ex 3 p 14

1D
2G
3A
4B
5F
6E
7C

9. B ex 3 p 14

J.Oliver
Breakfast
Mix-Pair-Share
Rally Robin – 1 min
What do you remember from the video?

10. ex 4 p 14

All Write Round Robin – 5 min

11. ex 4 p 14

• on the warpath: ready for a conflict
• principles: rules of a process
• unhealthy diet of junk food: processed foods with little
nutritional value
• exited: left a place
• highlight: the best part
• dedicated: mentioned someone to thank or show respect to
them
• premises: buildings and land
• hush: silence
• dimmed: became less bright
• truly: really
• innovative: original
• scheduled: planned
• typical: usual

12. ex 5 p 15

Contest
No dictionaries
Do as quickly as possible

13. ex 5 p 15

1 junk food
2 to make matters worse
3 childcare centre
4 packed auditorium
5 popular stories
6 holiday season
7 latest production
8 do wonders
9 run workshops
10 become a star overnight

14. B ex 5 p 15

1 I only eat junk food when I am with my
friends.
2 The train was late and to make matters
worse, there were no seats available.
3 My daughter goes to the childcare centre
when I go to work.
4 It was very hot and noisy in the packed
auditorium.
5 Cinderella is one of the most popular
stories for children.

15. B ex 5 p 15

6 The beach is always crowded during the
holiday season.
7 The ballet’s latest production was Swan
Lake.
8 Appearing on television will do wonders for
her singing career.
9 She thought that the best way to teach the
staff how to use the new equipment was to run
workshops.
10 If he was chosen to sing at the Olympics,
he would become a star overnight.

16. B 6 p 15

You are reporters/TV presenters
Listen-Prepare a report for TV show

17. B 6 p 15

1 Last night, I heard on the news that Jamie Oliver has a new
idea. He has a new television series (Jamie’s Ministry of Food)
and he’s going to try to show parents how to improve the
quality of food they cook for their children.
2 They showed an award show on television yesterday. There
were lots of people there and Minnie Cameron won an award.
She dedicated the award to her mother.
3 I was listening to the news this morning and the Tip Top
Children’s Theatre is putting on a series of puppet shows for
the holiday season.There will also be a Christmas gift for
every child who attends.
4 I heard on the news that American children spend at least
four hours watching television every day. There are also TVs
in most childcare centres. Too much TV could cause health
problems.

18.

5 The reporter on the news this evening said that he went
to a magic show. The magician did a lot of tricks and even
raised people up into the air. He said that seeing the show
live was better than watching it on television.
6 Guess what I heard on the news? The Newford Leisure
Centre is running workshops on circus skills this summer.
Kirsten Hynde, a famous juggler, will be leading the course.
She said that one of the benefits of taking the class is that
it will improve your coordination skills.
7 There was a report on the news tonight about Kate
Daniels. She was discovered in a talent show last month and
her lifestyle has really changed. She stopped going to
classes and has a private teacher. She spends most of her
day practising and recording her songs.

19. Home work

WB 1 p 10
1) Do the test
Quiz-Quiz-Trade
2) Write 5 questions and answers

20. Reflection

Headline summary
1 min
Give the main point of the lesson