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Grade: 6
Lesson: 4 (4 of 4)
Target: What do you want? Making a Parfait
Materials: EigoNoto; Parfait Glass prints for all- optional (page 41); color pens; Fruit Flashcards (see song) and Fruit pictures with magnets

This lesson presents international food and fruit names commonly used in Japanese (gai-rai-go) and the English Q & A 'What do you want?'  'I want OO'.  The language use is focused around ordering in a restaurant.  The Final Activity is an all-class activity where students get the fruits they like from other student-shopkeepers, and make a fruit parfait (on paper).

Points for further discussion and development could include:

Here is a new version of the What Do You Want? Chant for Eigo Noto book 1 (grade 5) lesson 6.



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Grade: 5
Lesson: 6 (1 of 2)
Target: -What do you know? What’s this? Foreign words used in Japanese
Materials: Text; Picture flashcards from pages 36-37

Grade: 5
Lesson: 6 (1 of 2)
Target: What do you want? Strawberries, please!
Materials: CD and player; Text; GTP cards for all students

To save the file and play in it your classes, double-click on the video (or right click--copy link location). Then copy the url (the address in the browser window) and convert it to playable audio at http://www.zamzar.com/url/ .

To save the file and play in it your classes, double-click on the video (or right click--copy link location). Then copy the url (the address in the browser window) and convert it to playable audio at http://www.zamzar.com/url/ .

Grade: 5
Lesson: 6 (2 of 2)
Target: What do you want? Strawberries, please!
Materials: Fruit Flashcards; Text; Scissors

Grade: 5

Lesson: 3 (3 of 3)
Target: What do you want?
Materials: CD & player; Text; Scissors; Fruit flashcards to match fruit in text

Grade: 5
Lesson: 6 (2 of 3)
Target: What do you want?
Materials: CD and player; Text; Flashcards from pages 36-37; cut paper for Ohajiki game