Step 1: In weaker classes, students probably will not know what some of

             the words in Part A mean. Write the words on the blackboard and help them

            finish the part.

            e.g.: What’s the use of a camera/battery/hand/wheel/speaker?

            A camera takes pictures.

            A battery gives us power.

            A hand helps pick up things.

            Wheels help things move.

            We can hear sound through a speaker.

     Step 2: Show students robot pictures and ask students what other features

            a robot might have. This will help students with Part B. Encourage

            students to use their imagination.

          ①    Ask students to look at the picture on page 24 and answer the

            questions.

          ②    Ask students questions according to the pictures shown:

             What does it look like?

             What is there on the head/in the face/on both sides of its body?

             How does it speak?

             What is the use of the arms/hands?

            How does it move?

            What kind of energy does it have?

     Step 3: Explain the context of part b. Daniel is writing an article to

            describe his ideal robot. Have students work in pairs and complete the

            exercise.

     Step 4: Ask volunteers to read the completed article for the class. Check

            for mistakes and mispronunciations.

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