Listen carefully and follow the teacher's instruction.
+ give/follow an instruction
Classroom rules and instructions · Roles, responsibilities and relationships in the classroom · Daily and study routines and learning activities in the classroom
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In Theme 2, you will explore Classroom Life: the rules and instructions we follow, the roles and responsibilities we share, and the daily routines and activities of learning together. You will learn to describe your classroom with There is/are, give instructions with Imperatives, talk about rules and ability with can/can't and must/mustn't, and make suggestions with Shall.
Adım 1 / 8
30 hedef kelime
Listen carefully and follow the teacher's instruction.
+ give/follow an instruction
Please stay quiet while your classmate is reading aloud.
+ keep quiet
The teacher writes new words on the whiteboard.
+ write on the whiteboard
Deniz always volunteers to answer the teacher's questions.
+ volunteer to do something
You need permission before you leave your seat.
+ ask for permission
The classroom is in silence during the test.
+ in silence
It's rude to interrupt when someone else is speaking.
+ interrupt someone
The classroom monitor collects the homework every Monday.
+ be the classroom monitor
Choose a partner and check your answers together.
+ work with a partner
Ask your teammate for help if you don't understand the task.
+ help a teammate
Good group work means everyone has to cooperate.
+ cooperate with each other
In pair work, we take turns to speak and listen.
+ take turns to do something
We don't have enough books, so students share one book between two.
+ share something with somebody
Check the timetable — we have Maths first today.
+ check the timetable
The teacher hands out a worksheet for group work.
+ hand out a worksheet
Each group has to give a short presentation at the end of the project.
+ give a presentation
We have a class discussion about the rules every Friday.
+ have a discussion
We revise the new grammar at the start of each lesson.
+ revise a topic
You must submit your project by Friday.
+ submit your work
There are thirty desks in our classroom.
+ sit at a desk
There are five rows of desks in the room.
+ in a row
Shall I read the instructions aloud?
+ read aloud
Shall we…? is a polite way to make a suggestion.
+ make a suggestion
Our classroom monitor is very organised.
+ well organised
Rehearse your scene once before you perform it.
+ rehearse a scene
We voted to choose our classroom roles.
+ vote for something
You can ask for help without feeling embarrassed.
+ feel embarrassed
Our classroom rules are clear and fair.
+ clear and fair
You can use a dictionary in normal lessons.
+ use a dictionary
The timekeeper watches the clock during group activities.
+ be the timekeeper
Adım 2 / 8
Kelimeleri oyunla pekiştir.
Öğretmenler: her oyunun sınıfta oynanacak kart sürümü öğretmen sayfasında.
Adım 3 / 8
Kuralı ezberleme; örneklerden kendin keşfet.
When do we use is and when do we use are? What are the negative and question forms?
Look at the Notice sentences again. Complete the rule with the words in the box.
Well done! You found the rule yourself. Now let's use it.
Use the cues to write true sentences about your classroom. Look at the example first.
✓ There is a whiteboard at the front of the room.
There are twenty desks in the classroom.
There isn't a computer on every desk.
Are there any posters on the wall?
There is one teacher's desk near the whiteboard.
There aren't enough chairs for everyone.
Describe your own classroom. Say what there is, what there isn't, and ask one question with Are there…?
We use There is/There are to say that something exists in a place. Use there is with singular nouns and there are with plural nouns. Negative: there isn't/aren't; question: Is there…?/Are there…?
TRThere is/are bir yerde bir şeyin var olduğunu anlatmak için kullanılır. Tekil isimlerle there is, çoğul isimlerle there are kullanılır. Olumsuzda isn't/aren't, soruda Is there/Are there kullanılır.
We use it to describe a classroom and the things and numbers of things in it.
TRSınıfı, sınıftaki eşyaları ve sayılarını anlatırken kullanılır.
Use are with plural nouns, not is.
TRÇoğul isimle are kullanılır, is değil.
Use there is/are, not there have.
TRThere is/are kullanılır, there have kullanılmaz.
What form of the verb do we use for instructions? How do we make a negative instruction?
Look at the Notice sentences again. Complete the rule with the words in the box.
Well done! You found the rule yourself. Now let's use it.
Turn the cues into classroom instructions. Look at the example first.
✓ Open your books, please.
Listen to the instructions, please.
Don't talk during the test.
Raise your hand before you speak.
Don't use your phone in class.
Work in pairs for this task.
Write three classroom instructions a teacher might give: one positive, one negative, and one with please.
We use the imperative to give instructions, directions or requests. It uses the base form of the verb with no subject. The negative adds Don't before the verb. We often add please to be polite.
TRImperative (emir kipi) talimat, yönerge veya rica verirken kullanılır; fiilin yalın hâli özne olmadan kullanılır. Olumsuzda başına Don't gelir. Nazik olması için please eklenebilir.
We use it for classroom instructions, turn-taking rules and directions.
TRSınıf içi yönergeler, sıra kuralları ve talimatlar verirken kullanılır.
Don't use a subject with the imperative.
TRImperative'de özne kullanılmaz.
Use Don't for negative imperatives, not Not.
TROlumsuz imperative'de Don't kullanılır, Not değil.
Which modal shows ability or permission? Which shows a rule that is necessary? Which shows something forbidden?
Look at the Notice sentences again. Complete the rule with the words in the box.
Well done! You found the rule yourself. Now let's use it.
Use the cues to write classroom sentences with can, can't, must or mustn't. Look at the example first.
✓ You can ask a question if you don't understand.
We must listen when the teacher is speaking.
You mustn't use your phone during the lesson.
I can't see the whiteboard from the back row.
Students can work in pairs for this activity.
We mustn't talk loudly during a test.
Write three sentences about your own classroom: one with can (ability/permission), one with must (a rule), and one with mustn't (forbidden).
Can shows ability or permission (negative can't). Must shows a rule is necessary; mustn't shows something is forbidden. After can/can't and must/mustn't we use the base form of the verb.
TRCan yetenek ya da izni anlatır (olumsuzu can't). Must bir kuralın zorunlu olduğunu, mustn't ise bir şeyin yasak olduğunu anlatır. Can/can't ve must/mustn't'tan sonra fiilin yalın hâli kullanılır.
We use these to talk about classroom rules, ability, and what is allowed or forbidden.
TRSınıf kurallarını, yeteneği ve izin/yasakları anlatırken kullanılır.
Don't use 'to' after mustn't.
TRMustn't'tan sonra 'to' gelmez.
Don't use 'to' after can't; use the base verb.
TRCan't'tan sonra 'to' gelmez, yalın fiil kullanılır.
Can't (bir şeyi yapamamak, görememek gibi bir yetenek/imkânsızlık) ile mustn't (yasak, yapmaman gerekiyor) karıştırılmamalı: 'I can't see the board' = görmüyorum, imkânsız. 'You mustn't talk' = konuşman yasak, kural.
Who do we usually use Shall with? What is it used for — a fact, an order, or a suggestion?
Look at the Notice sentences again. Complete the rule with the words in the box.
Well done! You found the rule yourself. Now let's use it.
Use the cues to make a suggestion or offer with Shall we or Shall I. Look at the example first.
✓ Shall we work in pairs for this task?
Shall I read the instructions aloud?
Shall we ask the teacher for help?
Shall I open the window? It's hot in here.
Shall we start the group project today?
Write two suggestions for your classmates using Shall we…? and one offer using Shall I…?
We use Shall I/we…? to make a suggestion or offer to do something. Shall we…? suggests doing something together; Shall I…? offers to do something for someone.
TRShall I/we…? bir öneri yapmak ya da bir şey yapmayı teklif etmek için kullanılır. Shall we…? birlikte bir şey yapmayı önerirken, Shall I…? ise başkası için bir şey yapmayı teklif ederken kullanılır.
We use it in the classroom to suggest a group activity or to offer help to the teacher or a classmate.
TRSınıf içinde birlikte bir etkinlik önerirken ya da öğretmene/arkadaşa yardım teklif ederken kullanılır.
Don't use 'to' after shall.
TRShall'dan sonra 'to' gelmez.
Use Shall I to offer help, not Shall you.
TRYardım teklif ederken Shall I kullanılır, Shall you değil.
Adım 4 / 8
Özgün metin ve anlama soruları.
My name is Elif and I'm in Year 10. Every morning, our teacher checks the timetable and tells us what we're going to study. There is a big whiteboard at the front of our classroom, and our teacher writes the plan for the lesson on it.
In our classroom, we must listen carefully to the teacher's instructions. If we don't understand something, we can ask a question — we just have to raise our hand first. We mustn't interrupt when someone else is speaking.
There are five rows of desks in our classroom, and there is a classroom monitor who helps the teacher every week. This week, it's my turn to be the monitor, so I hand out the worksheets and collect the homework.
For most activities, we work with a partner or in small groups. We have to cooperate and take turns, because everyone must share ideas and materials. Sometimes the teacher says 'Shall we work in pairs today?' and everyone gets excited.
I like our classroom because the rules are clear and fair. Don't run, don't shout, and always listen — these are simple instructions, but they help everyone learn together.
193 kelime · yaklaşık 2 dk
For our project this term, our class had to design an ideal classroom with ideal activities. First, we had a class discussion: 'Shall we choose our own roles, or shall the teacher choose them?' In the end, we voted, and everyone chose a role.
In our ideal classroom, there is a clear timetable on the wall, and there are enough chairs and books for every student. There isn't a lot of noise, because everyone respects the classroom rules.
Every student has a responsibility. There is a classroom monitor who checks the whiteboard is clean, a materials manager who gives out worksheets, and a timekeeper who watches the clock during group activities.
We must cooperate and take turns in every activity. Students mustn't interrupt each other, and everyone can ask for help without feeling embarrassed. We also revise new vocabulary together at the end of each lesson.
For the writing task, each group wrote a short script about their ideal roles and routines. Next, we're going to act out these roles in class and present our ideal classroom to the other students.
181 kelime · yaklaşık 2 dk
Adım 5 / 8
Dinle, anla, transkriptle kontrol et.
TeacherGood morning, everyone! Before we start, let's go over our classroom rules together.
AslıOK. Do we have to raise our hand before we speak?
TeacherYes, you do. You mustn't interrupt when someone else is talking.
AslıAnd shall we sit with the same partner every day?
TeacherNo, we'll change partners every week, so everyone can cooperate with different classmates.
AslıIs there a classroom monitor this term?
TeacherYes, there is. The classroom monitor changes every week and hands out the worksheets.
AslıThank you! One more thing — can we use dictionaries during tests?
TeacherYou can use a dictionary in normal lessons, but you mustn't use one during a test.
MertSo, for our ideal classroom project, shall we choose our roles now?
ZeynepGood idea. There must be a classroom monitor — shall I do that job?
MertSure, you can be the monitor. I'll be the timekeeper, if that's OK.
ZeynepPerfect. We also need someone to check the worksheets — can Ela do that?
MertYes, she can. She's very organised. What about the daily routine?
ZeynepThere should be a timetable on the wall, and everyone must cooperate and take turns.
MertDon't forget — we mustn't forget the writing task! We have to write the script by Friday.
ZeynepYou're right. Shall we start writing our roles' lines together after school?
MertYes, let's. Let's meet in the library at four.
Adım 6 / 8
Öğrendiklerini konuşarak ve yazarak kullan.
Walk around the class and ask your classmates questions with Can you…?, Do you have to…? and Must you…? to find someone who matches each sentence about classroom roles and rules. Write their name next to the sentence.
In your group, act out a short scene from your 'ideal classroom' project. Each student plays a role (e.g. classroom monitor, timekeeper, teacher) and gives at least one instruction or suggestion.
Write a short list of rules for your ideal classroom. Include at least two rules with must/mustn't and one sentence with There is/are describing your classroom.
Write a short script (6-8 lines) for the 'My Ideal Classroom' project. Include at least two characters with different roles (e.g. classroom monitor and teacher) and describe your ideal roles, relationships, and routines. Use at least two of this theme's grammar points.
Adım 7 / 8
Kısa kontroller; yanlışlar seni ilgili bölüme yönlendirir.
Adım 8 / 8
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