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Clothes: sharing things, “Here you are!”, the sounds j and y, what clothes are made of

Lessons 23–25 · 3 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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Story: share things

Student’s Book pp. 42
GoalUnderstand a short story and talk about the value “share things”.
New words
share · bo‘lishmoqcold · sovuqwarm · issiqhere you are · bu sizga
Explanation

In the book’s story the children share clothes. The value: when we share our things with friends everybody is happy. A useful phrase: “Here you are!” — we say it when we give something. The answer: “Thank you.”

Worked examples
“A cold day”. It’s snowing. Jasur has no gloves. Dilnoza has two pairs of gloves. She says “Here you are!” and gives one pair to Jasur. “Thank you, Dilnoza!” says Jasur. They build a snowman together. The next day Jasur brings Dilnoza a warm hat. Friends keep each other warm.
Class activity

“Sharing”: in a group there is one big sheet of paper and 3 colored pencils. Children pass pencils with “Here you are!” — “Thank you!” and draw together.

Practice
1
What did Jasur not have?
2
What did Dilnoza say?
3
What did Jasur bring the next day?
4
Why is sharing with friends good?