#3 (45 min) retrieval describing met tekening, body words post its, head shoulders knees and toes, blooket

• Engels
• Basisschool
• Groep 8

Today's class

* Retrieval last week's lesson 

* Body words

Retrieval last week - can you still do this? 

Describing someone

Who can describe someone in English?

Do you remember to make a difference between facts (he has a big nose, she has blond hair) and temporary* things (he is wearing blue jeans, she is wearing a cap) 

(*temporary= tijdelijk)

BODY WORDS

All your body parts have names.

You probably know them in Dutch, but do you also know them in English!

Lots to learn! 

Body-words

Show what you know and look up what you don't!

Work in groups. (3 or 4 per group)

Appoint one post-it-person and a dictionary-person.

Write down the words of body parts that you know or look up the words that you don't know . 

Then stick them on your post-it-person in the right place. 

Enjoy :-)

What have we learnt? 

A quick check!

Let's see if you know the body words.

Stand up please.

I will say a body part, you point to it on 

your own body.

A song-challenge!

Work in your body-parts-groups

Together make a new head-shoulders-knees-and-toes-song! 

Let's hear it! 

That's it for today!

Vocab check

Do you know the words by now?
Let's hope so!

Please join the game! 

https://www.blooket.com/dashboard

New vocabulary - Body words

Stick the list in your notebook.

Colour the completely new words, or weird-spelling words yellow.

Colour the words you already know green.

Invest in words! They are your 

 

Puzzle time! 

Dp the puzzle. Start with your notebook closed and fill in everything you know.

Then look up words that you don't know in the vocabulary list.

You can help each other. 

Speaking practise - at the doctor's 

> Hello doctor    

<  Hello, how can I help?

> I have a pain in my ... and my ... Also, my ... is broken.

< Hmm, that does not sound good. How did this happen?

> Well, yesterday I ... (fell/ had a fight / had an accident / ???)

< You have to go to the hospital for this. I will call an ambulance.

> Oh dear... 

Remember? 

Body parts Ping Pong

One starts

Say an English body part

Now the other person says another body part

You cannot use the same word twice

Go on like this until:

- one repeats a word

- one has to think for more than three seconds 

- keep playing until the time is up

Who wins? 

Do you remember how to describe a person? 

Show what you know! 

Take a pencil

I will describe someone, you will draw the person.

Listen carefully to the description!