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    This unit introduces basic greetings, personal information, dates, times, and numbers. By the end of the unit, students will be able to greet people, introduce themselves, ask and answer questions about name, age, origin, phone number, date and time. They will also be able to tell their age, birthday, location, date and time, and phone number. The unit covers vocabulary for greetings, days, months, times, and numbers. It provides no new grammar structures but introduces cultural differences in greetings, personal space, telling dates, and calendar organization.

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    This unit introduces basic greetings, personal information, dates, times, and numbers. By the end of the unit, students will be able to greet people, introduce themselves, ask and answer questions about name, age, origin, phone number, date and time. They will also be able to tell their age, birthday, location, date and time, and phone number. The unit covers vocabulary for greetings, days, months, times, and numbers. It provides no new grammar structures but introduces cultural differences in greetings, personal space, telling dates, and calendar organization.

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    Beginning Language Level 1 (A)

    UNIT 1 OVERVIEW: Its nice to meet you


    What will students be able to do by the end of this unit?
    INTERPRETIVE
    Listening
    Reading
    I can recognize some I can understand
    common greetings
    basic personal
    and expressions.
    information from
    communications
    I can understand
    such as e-mails,
    some-one saying a
    personal profiles.
    date or time.
    I can identify some
    I can understand
    cognates or
    someone talking
    characters that help
    about their age,
    where they are from, me understand the
    meaning.
    their phone number
    and birthday.

    INTERPERSONAL
    Person-to-Person
    I can greet and say goodbye to people.
    I can introduce myself and ask someone their
    name.
    I can answer questions about my name, age,
    origin, and phone number.
    I can tell someone the date and time.
    I can tell someone when my birthday is.

    PRESENTATIONAL
    Speaking
    Writing
    I can greet people.
    I can write an
    I can tell my age and introduction of
    myself.
    my birthday.
    I can write my age
    I can tell where I am
    and my birthday.
    from.
    I can tell the date and I can write where I
    am from.
    time.
    I can write my phone
    I can tell my
    number.
    telephone number.
    I can write the date &
    I can introduce
    time.
    myself.

    What will students know about by the end of this unit?


    Vocabulary
    Hello
    How are you?
    Whats up?
    My pleasure.
    My name is
    What is your name?
    Good morning.
    Good afternoon.
    Good night.
    It is
    Who is?
    Goodbye

    See you later.


    I am good/bad/regular.
    Where are you from?
    I am (from)
    What is your telephone number?
    Today is
    What is the date?
    January
    February
    March
    April
    May

    Grammar/Structures
    None.
    Culture
    I can tell you how
    o people greet each other that they know.
    o people greet each other that they dont know.
    o personal space is different.
    o there is a difference in telling dates and time.
    o a calendar is organized .
    I can use different greetings at different times of the day

    June
    July
    August
    September
    October
    November
    December
    What time is it?
    It is
    What day is today?
    Monday
    Tuesday

    Wednesday
    Thursday
    Friday
    Saturday
    Sunday
    week
    weekend
    Why
    Please
    Thanks
    Youre welcome.

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