Good morning!If you had to choose living

without one of these, which one would it be?

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Theme: Explain wedding traditions• Practice speaking and reading skillsThemes: Inventions and discoveries.• Identify vocabulary: Describing

manufactured products

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6/03Activity: Speaking. Read the following saying or proverb about weddings and marriage Discuss what they mean.

Explain wedding traditions

Italy: “ Marry off your son when you wish. Marry off your daughter when you can.”

Ireland: “Marriages are all happy. It’s having breakfast together that causes all the trouble.”

South Africa: “Marriage is just friendship if there are no children.”

Poland: “The woman cries before the wedding and the man after.”

United Kingdom: Advice to the bride: “Wear something old and something new, something borrowed and something blue.”

Explain wedding traditions

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6/03Activity: Writing: Make a list of wedding traditions in MexicoReading: http://www.livescience.com/16810-10-world-wedding-traditions.html

Explain wedding traditions Before the wedding

At the wedding ceremony

After the wedding

Explain wedding traditions

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6/03Activity: Speaking. Look at the pictures and answer the questions.

What is the difference between an invention and a discovery? What do you think has been the most

important invention/discovery of all times?

Inventions and discoveries

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Activity: Reading. Say the expressions the teacher tells you from the conversation in your own way.

p. 87

Inventions and discoveries

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6/03Activity: Vocabulary Read and repeat the words along with the teacher. Use all the words to make sentences to describe a product

and write them in your notes.

Vocabulary: Describing manufactured products

Describe technology