"Is there any food in the house?" Ben and Moby return home and ask the same question that children and teenagers all over the world ask. This lesson focuses on the differences between Count and Non-count Nouns and on the use of some and any.

Objectives Students will:
  • classify Count and Non-count Nouns.
  • compare and contrast Count and Non-count Nouns.
  • differentiate between some and any and use them in examples.
  • categorize Count and Non-count Nouns under the headings how many and how much.
Grammar
  • Count / Non-count Nouns
  • Some / any
  • How much / how many
New Words and Expressions any
bread
cheese
chocolate
eight
hungry
look for
lots of
milk
nine
some
water
Reading
and
Writing
Students will:
  • identify and pronounce the letter combination -ome, the vowel sounds y (long i), ea.
  • read sentences using the sounds and letters.
  • copy the designated sentences.
Lesson Plans L1U3L4 Lesson Plans (3 Sessions)
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Time Three 45-minute sessions