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Happy New Year! Resolutions date back to a long time ago. Babylonians promised their gods they would pay their debts. Romans made promises to the god Janus. In the Middle Ages, knights took a vow to reaffirm their loyalty to chivalry. Did you make any New Year’s resolutions?
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Speak
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Vote for the best and the worst resolution.
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Create your own Post-it board with your classmates.
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Survey your classmates.
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What’s the best resolution you have ever taken? The worst? Use superlatives.
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Match the 2 parts of the sentences, then say if you will do that or not.
I will eat
I am going to
I will play
I won't watch
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Resolutions
Resolutions
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Listen
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Identify the situation and the topic of the conversation.
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Reorder the story. Use link words.
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What is it like in your family? Do you take resolutions?
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Complete the dialogue:
"Dad, you’re always for dinner !" "Ok, I promise I’m going to leave earlier. But you never set the , do you?" "True! I promise tomorrow I !"
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New Year
New Year
New Year's Resolutions
Last year I did some rotten things. This year I will be better. Here are some resolutions I will follow to the letter: I won’t make dumb excuses when my homework isn’t done; when the truth is that I did no work ’cause I was having fun. I won’t fly paper airplanes when the teacher isn’t looking. I won’t sneak in the kitchen just to taste what they are cooking. I will not twist the silverware to see how far it bends. I will not take the candy bars from lunch bags of my friends. I will not skateboard down the hall or skateboard down the stairs. I won’t run over teachers, and I won’t crash into chairs. I will not do these rotten things; my heart is full of sorrow. But I have got some brand-new tricks to try in school tomorrow.
New Year's Resolutions, Bruce Lansky
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Read
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Focus on the title and guess what it will be about! Identify the narrator.
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List the rhymes and study their pattern. Explain what you have understood. Use will or won’t and reformulate.
3
Practise reading this poem aloud with exaggerations and feelings.
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Create your acrostic poem!
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I will be a rebel!
Recite a poem
Use Voki. You’re a rebellious poet. Recite a poem about your non-resolutions. Take the stage and act like a rebel!
How far can you go?
A2 I can recite a poem using will. A2+ I can show my feelings when I recite my poem. Vers B1 I can take original non-resolutions and rebel!