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Activities: play nicely, “That’s not fair!”, the sounds c and k, sports equipment; review of Units 5–6

Lessons 42–45 · 4 lessons · Susannah Reed with Kay Bentley. Guess What! Student’s Book 2 (Grade 2), Uzbekistan edition. Cambridge University Press; Ministry of Public Education of Uzbekistan, USAID
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That’s not fair! The sounds c and k

Student’s Book pp. 75
GoalSay “That’s not fair!” politely; the sounds c and k.
New words
that’s not fair! · bu adolatsiz!camel · tuyakangaroo · kengurucamera · fotoapparat
Explanation

When something isn’t fair: “That’s not fair!” Answer: “Sorry.” or “You’re right.” We say it politely, not shouting. C and k often make the same sound /k/: camel, camera, kite, kangaroo, cat. Tongue twister: “A camel carries a cup. A kangaroo keeps a key.”

Worked examples
— That’s not fair! — Sorry. Let’s play again.
A cat with a kite and a camel with a cup.
Class activity

“Referee”: the teacher describes a situation (“Aziza has three turns. Dilnoza has one.”). Children say “That’s not fair!” or “That’s fair!”

Practice
1
One child had three turns and you had one. What do you say?
2
Answer “That’s not fair!” politely.
3
Which word starts with the /k/ sound: camel or zebra?
4
Repeat the tongue twister.