حل درس Instant text messaging بوربوينت في اللغة الإنجليزية للصف الثامن (2)

Grade 8

English class

Classroom Rules

Don’t be shy to ask questions and share your answers!

Pay attention to the lesson!

Respect your friends and the teacher

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Lesson is 45 minutes.

Open Alef and LMS before the lesson!

LMS، ALEF

Today is

Tuesday، January 31th 2023

Attendance

Please keep quiet while your teacher is taking the attendance.

At the end of the week, I will choose children based on:

Completed work on LMS and Alef

Participation in lessons

Let’s work towards our LMS badges & Certificates

Instant text messaging

Grade 8 BTS، Term 2، Unit 7، Lesson 7

Open your books

Learner’s book، Activity book

To learn new words and use them

Vocabulary، Objective، Writing

To write responses to text messages.

Speaking

To summarise the main points of a text.

To read a text and answer questions; to read and respond to text messages

Class routines

Level 1، Level 2، Level 3

New vocabulary

Starter

alphabet

available as a choice but not required

to be of the same shape, colour, sound or type

common over a wide area or among many people

symbols used in writing to show the start/end of a

sentence, questions, etc، characters

letters, signs or numbers

that you use in writing

punctuation

a set of letters used for

writing a language، match، optional، widespread

Read the key vocabulary and complete the link in the chat.

To read a text and answer questions; to read and respond to text messages.

Did you know?

How many letters and sounds are there in the Arabic alphabet?

How many letters are there in the alphabet used in English?

Where did the English alphabet come from?

ANSWERS:

28 Letters, 28 consonants, and 6 vowel sounds.

26 Letters، Roman script/Ancient Greece

Two students read together , alternating sentences.

You will keep reading until you get the general idea of the text.

Paired reading

What is Arabish?

Why and when do people use Arabish?

Give three examples of things that can be ‘characters’.

1. Read the article and answer the questions.

Arabish is a modern text language that is popular with young people in the Arab world. It uses English letters to represent Arabic sounds.

People use it to communicate short text messages when the real Arabic script is not available.

Letters, numbers and punctuation marks are three examples of ‘characters’.

Translate the message on the mobile phone screen into English

Hi, how are you today?

I’m great! What are you doing?

I’m at the shopping mall with my parents.

Ok, see you later.

2. Match the words from the article with their definitions.