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Planning for Family and Friends 6

This document provides a calendar and thematic plan for an English language coursebook called Family and Friends 6 (2nd edition), which covers 100 academic hours. It outlines 5 topics that will be covered across 10 lessons. Each lesson lists the target grammar, vocabulary, skills and writing outcomes. Some of the topics include art projects, sports adventures, festivals, transportation and inventions. The plan provides a comprehensive overview of what will be covered in each lesson in terms of the linguistic, speech and writing skills that will be developed.

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Planning for Family and Friends 6

This document provides a calendar and thematic plan for an English language coursebook called Family and Friends 6 (2nd edition), which covers 100 academic hours. It outlines 5 topics that will be covered across 10 lessons. Each lesson lists the target grammar, vocabulary, skills and writing outcomes. Some of the topics include art projects, sports adventures, festivals, transportation and inventions. The plan provides a comprehensive overview of what will be covered in each lesson in terms of the linguistic, speech and writing skills that will be developed.

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Календарно-тематическое планирование на УМК Family and Friends 6 (2nd edition)(100 академических

часов)
Лингвистическая Речевая компетенция

компетенция
Тема урока Урок Часы Новые слова Грамматический Навыки и умения Writing skills
материал
Starter: Starter 4 Revision: names of Revision: present Reading: understand a short Writing focus:
Welcome countries, past simple simple, present story, identifying true of false practicing the past
back! forms of common irregular continuous, irregular sentences simple forms of
verbs past forms Speaking: using the past common irregular
continuous and past simple to talk
about actions verbs
Art project! 1 8 Describing art Reading: a story: Island Writing focus: writing
Going to and will adventure (reading &
Core: mural, painting, I'm going to visit an art a story
landscape, portrait, art understanding an extract from a Writing outcome:
gallery this afternoon. story, understanding words from
gallery, foreground, I'll come with you. completing a story
the context) (Cross-curricular link)
background, sculpture Present continuous (Workbook)
Listening: listening for details
Working with words: with future meaning about a painting
Prefixes un-/im/ We’re meeting at ten Speaking: asking & answering
Words in context: stare, o’clock questions about paintings
borrow, row, smoke, hit,
splash, float (v), tie (v)
(Class Book); lightning,
oars, grab, bank
(Workbook)

Sports 2 8 Extreme sports First conditional & Reading: a sports profile. Tanya Writing focus:
adventures! Core: ice skating, skiing, first conditional Streeter (reading and Using a concept map
baseball, rugby, mountain questions understanding a biographical to plan
biking, caving, paragliding, If the weather is good, article, understanding words from
rock climbing we’ll go paragliding the context) Writing outcome:
Listening: listening for derail in a
Working with words: Will you come for a sports profile completing a concept
Prefixes dis-/in- walk if the weather is Speaking: asking and answering map & using it to write
Words in context good? questions about sports a leaflet (Workbook)
Diving, pearl, equipment, Second conditional
talented, freedom, If I had a camera, I’d
environment, wildlife (Class take a picture
Book); provide, volunteer,
skills, protect (Workbook)

It’s festival 3 8 Festival adjectives Present perfect: Reading: a travel article: Top Ten Writing focus:
time! Core: original, awful, for/since/already/just / Food Festivals (reading & Letter writing
amazing, deserted, yet/before understanding a travel article, conventions
disgusting, traditional, understanding words from the
bright, delicious I’ve been here since 9 context)
Working with words: o’clock Listening: listening for detail in an Writing outcome:
Suffix –ous The festival has been interview writing a letter to a
Words in context: last (v), on for 5 days Speaking: asking & answering friend (Workbook)
celebrate, snack, brick, The procession has questions about food festivals
garlic, demonstration, dish, already finished
dessert (Class Book);
hang, decorate, recipe, I’ve just eaten some
bunch (Workbook) delicious pancakes
I haven’t seen any
fireworks yet
I’ve never eaten
anything so delicious
before
Past simple & present
perfect
I went to that festival
last year
I’ve made my costume
Fluency Discussing 2
Time! 1 future Project: a diary
plans
Extensive 2
reading Non-fiction: The Olympic Games Fiction: The Picture of Dorian Gray
Transport of 4 8 Forms of transport Present perfect Reading: a book extract: writing focus: using
the future! Core: hot-air balloon, continuous 1 Transport around the world process diagrams
submarine, coach, yacht, Passengers have been (reading and understanding a writing outcome:
helicopter, motorbike, lorry, waiting for five hours. book extract, understanding words using a process
barge Time markers from the context) diagram to explain
Listening: listening for detail in an
Working with words: For / since / all interview how a bike works
Phrasal verbs morning / all day / all Speaking: asking and answering (Workbook)
Words in context week questions about different forms of
Ideal, loads, connect, local, transport
private, balance, mud, log Present perfect
(Class Book); package, 4 continuous 2
by 4 vehicle, railway, sand I’m tired because I’ve
dunes (Workbook) been working on a new
invention
What have you been
doing?
Have you been
swimming?

The greatest 5 8 Inventions The passive (present Reading: a timeline: The History Writing focus: writing
inventions! Core: design, discover, simple and past of the Pen (reading & a biography
invent, build, device, simple) understanding a text with a
machine, inspiration, Many kinds of chewing timeline, understanding words Writing outcome:
experiment writing a biography
gum are made. from the context) (Cross-curricular
Working with words: link) (Workbook)
suffix –ment The gum wasn’t
advertised Listening: identifying opinions
Words in context: Speaking: asking and answering
Core: sharp, clay, hollow, questions about inventions
nib, ink, reservoir, rotate, The passive (present
cartridge, (Class Book); continuous)
underwear, rod, press,
string (Workbook) My compute/ is being
repaired at the moment.

You’ve won a 6 8 Computer words Reading: a website article: Writing focus:


computer! Core: connect, disconnect, The passive (future) Computers – Fun Facts (reading & presenting a research
log on, log off, download, You’ll be given ten new understanding a webpage, topic
upload, surf, attach (Class laptops. understanding words from the
Book); bug, chip, mouse, The passive (present context) (Cross-curricular link) Writing outcome:
speaker (Workbook) perfect) Listening: listening for detail writing a research
These wires have been about why people use computers topic (Workbook)
disconnected Speaking: asking & answering
questions about computers

Fluency Requestin 2
Time! 2 g favours Project: an invention poster
Extensive 2 Non-fiction: non-fiction: Diaries from Delhi, Fiction: Black Beauty
reading
Explorers for 7 8 Exploring Relative pronouns: Reading: an encyclopedia entry: Writing focus: writing
a day! Core: binoculars, compass, who, which Famous Shipwrecks (reading & a personalized text
map, treasure, north, south, There are many understanding a factual text, about our dream job
east, west climbers who understanding words from the
Working with words: successfully climb context) (Cross-curricular link) Writing outcome:
suffixes –er / -ist Mount Everest Listening: listening for detail in a writing a personalized
Shipwreck, clue, hurricane, tour guide text (Workbook)
search, voyage, iceberg, They climb a mountain
Speaking: asking & answering
drown (Class Book); there which is the
questions about being an explorer
harbour, entrance, highest mountain in the
valuable, temple world
Reported pronouns:
(Workbook)
that
He met a man that was
more than 120 years
old

It’s a 8 8 Mystery Past perfect Reading: an interview: The Nazca Writing focus:
mystery! Core: mysterious, strange, After they had climbed Lines (reading & understanding an features of a tourist
ancient, fascinating, site, onto the ship, they saw interview, understanding words information leaflet
evidence, investigation, there was no one there from the context (Cross-curricular
artifact link) Writing outcome:
Working with words: Past perfect writing a tourist
suffix –able questions & negative Listening: listening for detail in an information leaflet
sentences advert (Workbook)
Words in context
Core: sketch (n), figure, Had people invented
trucks & trains before Speaking: asking and answering
soil, underneath, clear
they built the Pyramids? questions about mysteries
away, climate, incredible
(Class Book); quarry, erupt, They hadn’t invented
statue, platform trucks & trains before
(Workbook) they built the Pyramids
Survival! 9 8 Survival items Third conditional Reading: a story extract: Writing focus:
Core: penknife, water Robinson Crusoe (reading and features of an advice
bottle, fishing line, whistle, If the machine had understanding a story extract, leaflet
needle & thread, rope, worked, he would have understanding words from the
matches, first aid kit been happy context) Writing outcome:
Working with words: Modal verbs: have to, Listening: listening and ordering writing an advice
Homophones events leaflet (Workbook)
must, should & ought
Words in context: storm, to Speaking: asking and answering
survivor, supplies, shelter, questions about surviving on a
sails, fence, cut down, wall You have to bring a desert island
(Class Book); hunt, hut, water bottle
alone, seal (Workbook) You mustn’t leave the
ground
You shouldn’t bring
valuable possessions
You ought to bring a
camera
Fluency Solving 2
Time! 3 problems Project: a survival board game
Extensive 2
reading Non-fiction: Atlantis: the lost city Fiction: We didn’t mean go to the sea
Around the 10 8 World languages Reported speech (all Reading: a Question and Answer Writing focus: writing
world Core: official language, tenses) text: Languages of the World an advert
bilingual, multilingual, He said he wanted to (reading and understanding a
Question and Answer text,
native speaker, accent, visit many countries understanding words from the Writing outcome:
mother tongue, dialect, He said he was looking context) (Cross-curricular link) writing an advert
fluent forward to the trip (Workbook)
Working with words: He said he had cycled Listening: listening and matching
suffix –ery around Africa speakers to statements
Words in context: He said he had lessons Speaking: asking and answering
disappear, altogether, in French & Arabic questions about languages
population, continent, He said the trip would
international, dominant, take about 2 years
predict, century (Class Reflexive pronouns:
Book); isolated, tribe, myself, yourself,
communicate, inhabitants itself, himself, herself,
(Workbook) ourselves, yourselves
& themselves
Space travel! 11 8 Space Reported speech: Wh- Reading: a poem: Dreaming in a Writing focus: writing
a poem & using
Core: time capsule, bank questions: Where, spaceship (reading & similes
note, photo album, manual, Why, What, Who & understanding a poem,
memory stick, stamp, When Writing outcome:
understanding words from the
receipt writing a poem using
He asked him where he context) (Cross-curricular link)
Working with words: similes (Workbook)
Phrasal verbs was Listening: listening and
Reported speech: identifying missing words in a
Words in context: head
off, spun, diamond, commands & poem
precious, glow, surface, requests told/asked Speaking: asking and answering
bumpy, snug (Class Book); He told us to turn off questions about space
beams, imagine, launch, our mobile phones.
observatory (Workbook) He asked them to leave
quietly
Holiday time! 12 8 Holiday adjectives Wish Writing focus:
Reading: a trave! blog: My year
Core: cheap, expensive, I wish I was taller around the world (reading and structuring an opinion
peaceful, busy, luxurious, I wish I could fly understanding an internet travel essay
basic, stimulating, dull blog, understanding words from
I wish it wasn’t the last
Working with words: the context) Writing outcome:
Silent letters: w & h of our holiday Listening: listening for detail in an writing an opinion
Words in context: Question tags interview essay (Workbook)
Give up, rickshaw, rush, There are lots of robots, Speaking: asking and answering
scary, unfortunately, spicy, aren’t there? questions about travelling
flavours, board game There will be lots of
(Class Book); perfect, coral robots, won’t there?
reef, orang-utan, market You like ice cream,
(Workbook)
don’t you?
Fluency Dream 2
Time! 4 adventures Project: a space tourist brochure
Extensive 2 Non-fiction: British & American English Fiction: The diary of an Astronaut
reading
Culture: Films in English, Canada, English Around the World
Class Play: The Mystery of the Diamond Ring

Общее количество часов: 119

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