Les 6 van 3M

Starting Position

       

       Stepping Stones

        

       Pen/pencil

       Laptop

Phone in phone bag - Jacket off - Gum in waste bin 

      

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READING

• Take out your book
• Read quietly
• No talking

Agreements for a safe environment:

1. We only speak Dutch or English in the classroom.

We spreken alleen Nederlands of Engels in de klas.

2. We raise our hands when we want a turn.

We steken onze hand op als we een beurt willen.

3. We NEVER laugh at or bully each other.

We lachen elkaar NOOIT uit en we pesten elkaar niet.

Planning

• Introduce a new theme.
• Quick grammar recap 
• Getting started on Stepping Stones
• Reading in Stepping Stones

Goal

At the end of this lesson you will have practiced with words and grammar that you have learned in your first and second year. 

Science & Technology

How do you use technology every day?

Grammar recap!

Who does what where when?

(sentence structures)

Who does what where when?

Who – The person or subject (who is doing something).

Example: Lisa is running.

Does – The action or verb (what the person is doing).

Example: Lisa is running.

What – The thing or activity (what is happening).

Example: Lisa is running a marathon.

Where – The place (where the action happens).

Example: Lisa is running a marathon in the park.

When – The time (when it happens).

Example: Lisa is running a marathon in the park at 10 AM.

Let's practice!

Sentence: Rayan is playing football on the field after school.

Who: 

Does: 

What: 

Where: 

When: 

Let's practice!

Sentence: A chicken is dancing to hip-hop music on the farmer’s roof at midnight.

Who: 

Does: 

What: 

Where: 

When: 

Now we work!

Stepping Stones - Getting Started:  p. 132 + 133

Exercise: 1, 2, 3, 4

Stepping Stones - Reading: P. 140

Extra uitleg: 16a, 17a+b (see p. 217 - read!), 19, 20.

Midden: 16a, 17a+b (see p. 217 - read!), 19, 20.

Versnellers: 16a, 17a+b (see p. 217 - read!), 19, 20.

* you may listen to music while you work.

*what you don't finish is homework.