who'swho

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Welcome back to school! Many people work together to help you work, learn, and play. Do you know who is who? As the leader of the school, I have an office in the school building. I hire the teachers. I make the school rules and help everyone follow them. Who am I? I am the principal . The principal is the leader of the school. According to this paragraph, what does a principal do in a school? If you want to meet a principal in school, where you can find him/her? Questions:

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I take care of the books and other materials in the school library. If you need to find a good book to read, I can help you choose one. Sometimes I also read out loud to you. Who am I? I am the librarian . The librarian helps you find books. What is a librarian? Is there a library in your school? If you want to read a book, but you don’t have it. What can you do then? How often you visit a local libraries in your city? What does the library look like? How many books you read per year? Questions:

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When you are sick at school, I will help you. You can come to my office to lie down until you feel better. I also teach you how to stay healthy. Who am I? I am the nurse. The nurse helps you when you feel sick. Does your school have a nurse or doctor? Have you ever been to his/her office? Have you ever felt sick at school? What did you do at that time? If you catch cold, will your parents let you stay at home? Questions:

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We make meals in your school’s kitchen . Early in the morning we start to make your breakfast and lunch. Sometimes we help clean the tables where you eat. Who are we? We are lunchroom workers . Lunchroom workers make food. Does your school have a lunchroom or cafeteria? Do you eat breakfast or lunch at school? Where do you have you meals? Who clean the tables, bowls, or dishes you used at school? How many lunchroom workers’ names do you know? Questions:

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My job is creating a place for you to learn. I plan your lessons for each day. I also answer your questions and correct your homework. Who am I? I am a teacher . A teacher helps you learn. How many teachers does your class have? Do you often ask your teacher questions? If you have difficulty in study, whom will you ask for help? Are you afraid of your teachers? Why? (at least 3 reasons) Do you have a teacher you like most at school? Why? (at least 3 reasons) Questions:

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All of these people do important work in your school. Someone else does important work, too. Who is it? You! According to the text, students do important work in school, do you agree to it? Why? Who are the most important people in a school? Questions:

What are their jobs? What can they do for you?: 

What are their jobs? What can they do for you?

Find the people and places in the picture.: 

Find the people and places in the picture. Principal Teacher Principal office Classroom Lunchroom Library Librarian Lunchroom worker Bathroom

Key pattern practice: 

Key pattern practice help (somebody) (to) do something Choose suitable words in proper forms to fill in the blanks Many people work together to _____ you _____ ____ ____ ____ (work, learn, play). I make the school rules and ____ everyone _____ (follow) them. If you need to find a good book to read, I can ____ you ______ (choose) one. Sometimes we _____ _____ (clean) the tables where you eat. Jen didn’t have mops. He didn’t ____ ____ __ ____ (clean up) the mess. Who will _____ me ____ (get) the eggs.

What can they help?: 

What can they help?

What can they help?: 

What can they help?

Discussions & Activities: 

Discussions & Activities 1. There are different names for leaders in different places. See how many you can tell. A leader of a country: _____________ A leader of a kingdom: ____________ A leader in a class: _____________ A leader of a department in a company: ____________ A leader of a company: _____________ A leader in a family: _______________ 2. Think about the story David’s New Friends . If David wanted to learn more about lizards, which school worker would he see? Why ? 3. Are there any different school workers in your school? Who are they?

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Let’s review what we read these days!