71
Stormy weather
Textbook: p. 76
GoalStormy weather: hail, duststorm, snowstorm, thunderstorm; saying feelings with feel.
New words
hail · do‘lthunderstorm · momaqaldiroqduststorm · chang-to‘zonfeel · his qilmoq
Explanation
Storms: hail, hailstone, hailstorm, duststorm, snowstorm, thunderstorm. We say feelings with feel: “I am happy” = “I feel happy”. “I feel sad / angry / hot / warm / cold.” Reason: “Aziza feels happy because she likes snow.” “I feel angry because the weather is bad.” Safety: in a thunderstorm we stay indoors, we don’t stand under tall trees or walk in open fields, and we follow the instructions of adults.
Worked examples
There is a thunderstorm today. The sky is dark and the wind is strong. I feel afraid, so I stay at home with my family and watch from the window.
My sister feels happy when it snows because she likes snowballs. My brother feels sad because he can’t play football.
Class activity
“How do I feel?”: a pupil picks a weather card and says the feeling and reason: “I feel happy because I like snow”.
Practice
1
Say “I am happy” with feel.
I feel happy.
2
How do you say do‘l in English?
hail
3
With a reason: She is sad because it’s raining.
She feels sad because it’s raining.
4
Why don’t we stay in an open field in a thunderstorm?
There is a danger of lightning.