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Title: Chapter 1 Color Me Pink


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Chapter 1 Color Me Pink
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Reading
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Warm Up
  • Stand up.
  • Find people who are wearing the same color as
    you. Form a group with them.
  • Find a place to sit.
  • Discuss how the color you are wearing today make
    you feel.
  • Show your opinion with the whole class.

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Pre-reading Activity p. 2
  • Discuss these questions.
  • Imagine yourself as the person in the picture.
    How would you feel if the room were all blue?
  • How would you feel if the room were all red?
  • How would you feel if the room were all black?
  • What color would you like this room be? Why?

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Predicting p. 2
1. Match each color with a feeling.
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  • 2. Read through the passage on pages 3 and 4 to
    find out the answer. (3 minutes)
  • 3. Compare your answers with your partners.

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Answer
  • 4. Check your answers.

e
a
f
d
c
b
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Reading Activity pp. 3-4
  • Work as a group.
  • Each group works on one paragraph.
  • Use your dictionary to check new words.
  • Discuss the main idea of the paragraph.
  • Prepare to answer the teachers questions.

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Vocabulary p. 5
  • Meaning
  • Complete each definition with one of the words in
    the list. Use your dictionary to look up new
    words.
  • Check your answers with your partners.

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Answer
  • ailments
  • soothe
  • stimulating
  • subconsciously
  • coincidence
  • attitude
  • contentment
  • Pace

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Vocabulary pp. 5-6
  • Word Building
  • Complete the sentences with the correct form of
    the word in capital letters.
  • e.g.
  • SYMBOL
  • a. The color red _________ anger.
  • b. Colors are used _________ to express feelings.

n.
v.
symbolizes
adv.
symbolically
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n.
  • EMOTION
  • a. People react _________ to different colors.
  • b. You can express your _________ by wearing
    different colors.
  • PSYCHOLOGY
  • a. Some _________ use color to treat patients.
  • b. Colors can help people with _________
    problems.

adv.
emotionally
n.
emotions
n.
n.
psychologists
adj.
psychological
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Comprehension pp. 6-8
  • Looking for the Main Ideas
  • Learning about color can help us to ________.
  • c. understand ourselves and others
  • Colors ________.
  • c. say something about our personality
  • Some experts believe that ________.
  • a. colors can be used to heal

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  • Looking for Details
  • What do colorgenics experts say about a person
    who likes to wear pink?
  • A person who likes to wear pink is warm and
    understanding.
  • What does white symbolize in many cultures?
  • White symbolizes purity in many cultures.
  • What is yellow a symbol of in Peru?
  • Yellow is a symbol of luck in Peru.

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  • According to colorgenics experts, how does blue
    make us feel?
  • Red makes us feel stimulated and excited.
  • According to colorgenics experts, how does blue
    make us feel?
  • Blue makes us feel calm.

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  • According to some experts, green is a color for
    healing. What part of the body do they think it
    is good for?
  • Green is good for heart conditions.
  • What is the name of the test some psychologists
    use to help them treat their patients?
  • The Luscher color test is used to help
    psychologists patients.

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  • Making Inferences Drawing Conclusions
  • Why might it be good for a decorator to study
    colorgenics?
  • A decorator could choose colors that would help
    people feel calm and happy in their homes.
  • Why is color an important part of ceremonies and
    festivities?
  • Colors have strong symbolic meanings.

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  • How might the Luscher color test help a
    psychologist treat a patient?
  • The psychologist could find out about patients
    personalities, based on the colors they like and
    dislike.
  • How might learning about color be useful in our
    lives?
  • We could learn to use color to make ourselves
    and others happier.

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  • What colors would you use in (a) a childs
    bedroom and (b) a classroom?

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Discussion
  • Group work discuss these questions with your
    partners.
  • What colors are you wearing today? Do you think
    they are a reflection of your feelings?
  • Look at the colors your classmates are wearing.
    Do you think the colors they are wearing match
    their personalities?

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  • Do some colors make you feel better than others?
  • What do you like or dislike about the way colors
    are used in your environment?
  • What colors are symbolic in your culture?

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Writing
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Organizing pp. 9-12
  • A paragraph consists of three parts
  • A topic sentence
  • Supporting sentences
  • A concluding sentence

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  • The topic sentence
  • It is the most important sentence in the
    paragraph.
  • It is the main idea of the paragraph.
  • It controls and limits the ideas that can be
    discussed in a paragraph.

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  • d. Topic sentence topic controlling idea(s)
  • Topic
  • the subject of the paragraph
  • Controlling idea(s)
  • limits or controls your topic to one aspect (or
    two aspects) that you want to write about.

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  • Examples
  • The color yellow is the color of mental activity.
  • Brown is the color of material security.

Topic
Controlling idea
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Exercise 1
  • The colors we wear change our emotions.
  • People who wear orange like to communicate with
    others.
  • People who wear red clothes want to have fun.
  • Shoes give us lots of information about the
    person wearing them.

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  • Patterns on clothing give us clues to the mood of
    the wearer.
  • People who wear yellow are often creative.
  • Turquoise is good for people who have decisions
    to make.
  • People who wear green often like the outdoors.

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  • 2. Supporting sentences
  • They develop the topic sentence.
  • The give the reader reasons, examples, and more
    facts about the topic sentence. They must all be
    related to the topic sentence.

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Exercise 2
  • c
  • a
  • a
  • c

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  • 3. The concluding sentence
  • The last sentence of the paragraph.
  • It is similar to the topic sentence as they are
    both general sentences.
  • Two ways to write a concluding sentence
  • (1) State the topic sentence in different words.
  • (2) Summarize the main points in the paragraph.

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Exercise 3
  • Topic sentence
  • A persons favorite color reveals something
    about his or her personality.
  • Topic sentence
  • Colors can have positive effects on health.
  • Topic sentence
  • A color wheel can help you identify your
    favorite colors and their healing aspects.

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HW Assignments
  • Class 1 July 2, Mon.
  • Review pp. 3-4 Check any new words
  • Preview pp. 9-11 Quiz on July 4.
  • Self-study 1 Chapter 6

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  • Class 2 July 4, Wed.
  • Review pp. 3-4 Check any new words
  • Preview pp. 9-11 Quiz on July 11.
  • Self-study 1 Chapter 6

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  • Class 1 July 4, Wed.
  • Self-study 1 Chapter 6
  • Vocabulary quiz (dictation multiple choice)
    July 9
  • Chapter 1 Self-study 1
  • Preview Chapter 2, pp. 14-15

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  • Class 2 July 11, Wed.
  • Self-study 1 Chapter 6
  • Vocabulary quiz (dictation multiple choice)
    July 13
  • Chapter 1 Self-study 1
  • Preview Chapter 2, pp. 14-15
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