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At home: take care of things, shapes; review

Lessons 27–30 · 4 lessons · Guess What! 1 Student’s Book, Uzbekistan edition. Cambridge University Press
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Story: take care of things

Student’s Book p. 52
GoalFollow a short story about taking care of things and say “Put it away.”
New words
take care of things · buyumlarni asraput it away · joyiga qo‘ybroken · singantidy · tartibli
Explanation

This week’s value: take care of things. After playing we put toys back: “Put it away, please.” We don’t tear books or break pencils. Then our things last a long time.

Worked examples
Story: Doniyor leaves his toy car on the stairs. His dad nearly trips. Doniyor says “Sorry, Dad!” and puts the car away. Now the car is safe in the box.
— Put your toys away, please. — OK, Mom!
Class activity

“Tidy-up race”: toys and classroom things are spread around. While music plays, children put them back, saying “Put it away!”

Practice
1
What do we do with toys after playing?
2
How do you say “Put it away, please” in English?
3
How can we take care of a book? Name one way.