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Macmillan Unit 5

Macmillan Unit 5. Lesson 1: Journey to J o’burg. 1- Have you ever been to a journey with your parents? Where was it? How far was it from Cairo? I travelled to Alexandria in summer. It took us 250 km ( kilometers) from Cairo.

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Macmillan Unit 5

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  1. Macmillan Unit 5 Lesson 1: Journey to Jo’burg

  2. 1- Have you ever been to a journey with your parents? Where was it? How far was it from Cairo? I travelled to Alexandria in summer. It took us 250 km ( kilometers) from Cairo. • So you understand from this example that the word journey means trip.

  3. Remember 1-Characters : People or animals acting in the story. 2- Setting: The place where the story takes place.

  4. Look at the picture in LBp 42 then read the yellow box and answer the following questions: 1- Who are the characters in the story? They are Naledi, Tiro, granny and baby sister. 2- What’s the setting? Jo’burg ( Johannesburg) 3- Who did the children live with? They lived with their granny. 4- How far is the journey to Jo’burg? It is 300 kilometers far.

  5. 5-Where did Naledi and Tiro’s mother work? She worked in Johannesburg. 6- Why did the children decide to go to their mother in Johannesburg? They decided to go there to get money for their baby sister who was very sick. 7- How are they going to go to their mother? They are going to walk to Johannesburg to find their mother.

  6. Vocabulary • Track = road ( big street) 2. Dusty road = not clean ( comes from the word dust) 3. Grass land = road that has grass on both sides

  7. 4. Tar road = smooth road # scratchy(sharp) 5. Glint (ed) = shines/ reflects light 6. Tyre= thick round piece of rubber around the wheel path

  8. 7. Roar (ed) = loud sound of cars or lions 8. Skimmed = move quickly 9. Still = not to move

  9. 10. Skidded = sound of the car when it stops suddenly 11. Set off = start 12. Afford = give money or food 13. Stabs of hunger = when your stomach hurts because of not eating

  10. 14. Tune = sound of music ( song) 15. Mutter (ed) = to speak softly in a low voice 16. Steadily = to move straight forward without changing your direction • Sigh (ed) = to breathe out slowly and noisily because of being tired, sad or happy

  11. 18. flopped down= to throw yourself on a sofa to have rest # pull yourself up 19. wedge against = try to squeeze yourself in a crowded place

  12. 20- Rra = Sir in South Africa 21. Alongside = beside 22. Break the silence = to sing so as not to get bored or to interupt 23. Confident = sure 24. Gazed = to look with your eyes opened 25.Sacks = large strong bags

  13. Listen to unit 5 in LB P:42-43 then answer the following questions: • Where did the children want to go? • Could the children buy train tickets? Why? • Was it hot? How do you know? • What did the children do while they were walking? • How was Tiro feeling ? • What did they have to eat and drink? • Where was the lorry going to ?

  14. 8. Why could not the lorry driver take them back home? 9. Have you ever faced such an experience? What was it? ( opinion question) 10. What would you do if you were in their place? ( opinion question)

  15. Model answers for the previous questions • The children wanted to go to Johannesburg. • No, they could not because they had no money. • Yes, because the tar road burnt their feet. • While the children were walking they sang to break the silence. • Tiro was hungry. • They had to eat sweet potatoes and drink water.

  16. 7. The lorry was going to Jo’burg. 8. The lorry driver could not take them back home because he was late.

  17. Model answer for p. 44 Exercise 1 • mother • money • truck • potatoes • tired • 250 • oranges

  18. Exercise 2 • The children sang as they walked along to break the silence. • The grass was dry and scratchy because it was too hot. • I think the lorry driver kind, thoughtful and helpful.

  19. Vocabulary Exercise 1 • dusty , red • long, low • hot, still

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