Types of schools

English.

Theme: 2B Types of schools.

Grade: 6.

My unique children!

Today is Thursday the tenth of September.

The theme of our lesson is

The aim of the lesson:

Expand vocabulary on the topic "Education".

Today we will learn new words.

Elementary school - a primary school for the first six or eight grades; a school where children were taught between the ages of five and thirteen.

Private school - a private school is a school which is not supported financially by the government and which parents have to pay for their children to go to.

School uniform - is the clothing pupils are required to wear at school.

School student - a person who is enrolled for study at a school.

Start school - start going to school, start learning.

Compulsory subjects - are the subjects you need to study in order to successfully pass the final exam. They are mandatory courses that you must study.

Public school - (in the UK) a private fee-paying secondary school; (in the U.S.) a school supported by public funds.

High school - a school usually including grades 9–12 or 10–12; a high school is a secondary school, where teenagers are educated before starting college or getting jobs.

School bus - is a special bus which takes children to and from school.

Attend school - to go regularly to a school as a student.

Finish school - graduate from school.

Elective subjects - are subjects you can choose. They allow you to study topics that interest you.

Secondary school - is a school for pupils between the ages of 11 or 12 and 17 or 18.

School teacher - a person who teaches in a school.

School library - a library within a school where teachers and students have access to books and other resources.

Go to school – to study at school.

Leave school - stop attending school on reaching a certain age; go home from school.

Your homework: p. 24 ex. 1a do in writing form.

For your attention!