Larry's
washing machine is downstairs. He has lots of laundry to wash today,
because all his clothes are dirty. His socks are really smelly, and
all his socks are dirty, and he wants them to be clean, because Larry
likes to wear clean clothes.
Larry
takes the dirty laundry downstairs, and puts the dirty clothes into
the washer. Before he starts the washer he needs to add laundry
detergent. Larry doesn't usually do the laundry, so he has to read
the directions, because he doesn't know how much soap to use when he
washes his clothes.
The
directions on the box of laundry say that ½ a cup of detergent is
the correct amount of laundry soap to use.
So
what does Larry do? He knows that his socks are really smelly. so he
uses 2 cups of detergent! That's right, he put 2 cups of laundry
soap into the washer, and turned it on to go through the wash cycle.
After
that Larry went upstairs to read the paper.
What
happens in the basement? Well, 2 cups of laundry detergent is too
much soap to put into a washing machine. The machine gets full of
soap suds, the basement gets full of soap suds, so full that the suds
come bubbling up the stairs!
Trying the TPR
Storytelling Method:
Establish
meaning:
laundry,
(uncountable) dirty clothes
wash clothes, do the
laundry
washing machine,
washer
laundry detergent
(uncountable), laundry soap (uncountable)
bleach
read the directions
wash cycle
Pattern of circling:
- Statement
- Yes/No
- Negative
- Restate
- Wh- question(s)
- Restate
This
is Larry, he wants to do something.
Does
he want to go swimming?
Does
he want to go to bed?
No,
he doesn't want to go to bed, he doesn't want to go swimming.
He
wants to wash his clothes.
Why
does he want to wash his clothes?
Natalia,
do you wash your clothes? (chain drill)
Larry
needs to wash his socks.
Oksana,
do you wash your socks?
Tetyana,
why do wash your socks? (chain drill)
Larry
is washing his socks because they are dirty.
Where
does he wash his clothes?
...in
the bathtub?
...in
the river?
...in
the washing machine?
Larry
washes his clothes in the washer.
Larry
put his laundry into the washer, what else does he need to put into
the washer?
...bleach?
...salt?
No!
What should he put into the washer?
Larry
needs some laundry soap.
Viktoria,
do you use soap when you wash your clothes? (chain drill)
Larry
needs to know how much soap to use.
Should
he use 1 cup of soap?
...2
cups?
...½
a cup?
He
needs to use ½ a cup of soap.
Irina,
do you use ½ a cup of soap when you wash your clothes? (chain drill)
Larry
wants to use enough soap.
Is
one cup enough?
No,
one cup is too much!
Larry
is using too much soap!
Nick,
is Larry using too much soap? (chain drill)
Larry
is putting soap into the washer.
How
much soap did he put into the washer?
Olya,
how much soap is in the washer? (chain drill)
Oh
no! what is Larry doing now?
He
wants to use enough soap.
How
much soap is enough?
Is
one cup enough?
...2
cups?
… ½
a cup?
Yulia
is ½ a cup enough soap? (chain drill)
How
much soap is in the washer?
Are
2 cups enough?
2
cups is too much!
Nick,
are 2 cups of soap too much? (chain drill)
Larry
needs to rest. He is going upstairs to read the paper.
Is
he going to watch TV?
No,
he is going to read the paper.
Oleksandra,
do you read the paper? (chain drill)
Where
is Larry going?
He
is going upstairs.
Natalia,
do you go upstairs?
Oh
no! Look at all the bubbles!
Larry
used too much soap.
Oksana,
did Larry use too much soap? (chain drill)
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