Week 9 - KLV Les 2

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

Week 9 - Lesson 2

Part 1: Book Report (50 minutes)

• Explanation task 
  
• Go through options + choose a book
• Start reading

Part 2: Listening preparation SE KLV (30 minutes)

• Practise on your own
  
• Goal check last lesson: Remember tips?

Goals:

- You know what is expected of you for your book report

- You practise reading focused on reading a story (book)

- You practise listening for your SE KLV

Part 1: Book Report

1 - Explanation: What is expected of you?

• Go through Book Report task - Teams - Opdrachten - Book Report
• Planning: Read in 6 weeks, hand in before christmas holidays

2 - What are the options?

• Genres: Novel / Romantic / Crime or Mistery / Fantasy or Science Fiction
  
• Levels: A2 / B1-B2
• Pages: you must read 150 in total*
  

*not enough pages? Switch book in week 2 after testweek!

Goals:

- You know what is expected of you for your book report

- You practise reading focused on reading a story (book)

Options:

1. Kissing Booth - Beth Reekles *lijsters or not

2. Wonder - R.J. Palacio

3. Artemis Fowl - Eoin Colfer

4. How high the moon - Karyn Parsons

5. The one memory of Flora Banks - Emily Barr

6. One of us is Lying - Karen M. McManus

7. Road to Nowhere - Pauline O'Carolan

Intermediate = A2 / Advanced = B1-B2

8. What happened At Seacliffe - Denise Kerby

9. Pretty Little Liars - Sara Shepard

10. Turtles all the way down - John Green

11. Last Lesson - James Coodhand

12. Orphans of the Tide - Struan Murray

13. Racing the Ride - Denise Kerby

14. Stormbreaker - Anthony Horowitz

15. ...a book of your own? Check in with your teacher!

Book Report - Choose a book

Options:

Romance 

Book Report - Choose a book

Options:

Romantic		Level	Pages
The memory of Flora Banks : Pretty Little Liars : Kissing Booth : Turtles all the way Down :	about a girl with memory loss who remembers a kiss about a popular group of teenage friends with a missing friend about Elle, who's never been kissed before about Aza, who struggles with mental illness and tries to find a fugitive billionaire	B1 B1 A2 A2-B1	87 71

Book Report - Choose a book

Options:

Novels

Book Report - Choose a book

Options:

Novels		Level	Pages
Wonder Last Lesson (crime) How high the moon	about August, a home-schooled boy going to school for the first time. Will he be accepted? about a bullied boy, who's out for revenge about Ella, who lives in 1940s in the USA, and is confronted with racism	B1 B2+ A2+	87 71

Book Report - Choose a book

Options:

Crime / Mistery

Book Report - Choose a book, Options:

Crime / Mistery		Level	Pages
One of us is lying : Racing the Tide : What happened at Seacliffe : Road to Nowhere : Stormbreaker:	about a murder at a school Ella tries to find out where a missing schoolgirl could be Cully finds out more secrets of her family when she visits a small village where her family used to live. about a boy who finds out about illegal immigrants	B1 A2 A2 A2	107 60 53 51

Book Report - Choose a book

Options:

Fantasy / Science Fiction	Level	Pages
Orphans of the Tide : When a mysterious boy washes in with the tide, the citizens believe he's the Enemy Artemis Fowl: about a criminal mastermind in fantasy world	B1 A2	67

Choose your book - Options:

A2

Novel / Romance / Crime / Fantasy

1. Kissing Booth - Beth Reekles *lijsters 

2. Artemis Fowl - Eoin Colfer

3. How high the moon - Karyn Parsons

4. The one memory of Flora Banks - Emily Barr

5. Racing the Ride - Denise Kerby

6. Road to Nowhere - Pauline O'Carolan

7. What happened At Seacliffe - Denise Kerby

B1-B2

Novel / Romance / Crime / Fantasy

1. Kissing Booth - Beth Reekles *not lijsters

2. Pretty Little Liars - Sara Shepard

3. Turtles all the way down - John Green

4. Last Lesson - James Coodhand

5. Orphans of the Tide - Struan Murray

6. Wonder - R.J. Palacio

7. One of us is Lying - Karen M. McManus

8. Stormbreaker - Anthony Horowitz

Work on your own

Part 1 - Book Report

Read the first 25 pages OR the first chapter of your book

Go to Teams - Opdrachten - Book Report

Answer 'startvragen' from Book Report in your Word Document

Part 2 - Listening Preparation SE KLV 

Prepare yourself for the SE KLV by practising on your own level. 

Go to Teams - files - Luisteren Oefenen.pdf

Last 10 minutes: Check listening goals last lesson

Goals:

- You know what is expected of you for your book report

- You practise reading focused on reading a story (book)

- You know how to practise listening for your SE KLV

What tips for SE KLV
do you remember?

Tips on how the answer

the questions correctly

1. Choose the keywords in the question and answers

2. Think about English words that mean the same you could hear (predict)

3. Focus on the questions (or keywords from step 1) while listening

4. Beware of traps! 

5. Summarize the overall meaning / message of the fragment.

Filter out the correct answer. 

If you hear an EXACT word from the answer. Always listen to the meaning. For example:  

Answers like: 'The man lives in China' when the speaker says 'I used to live in China' or 'I always wanted to live in China'.

What is the first thing you need to do while doing a listening exercise?

1. wait for the audio to start
2. read through question (and answer options)

When you haven't heard the answer to a question, what is the smart thing to do?

How can you practise
SE KLV on your own?

Tips on how improve your listening skills

1. Learn vocabulary to understand what they're saying

Read books-magazines, listen to English music and translate, watch English social media videos and translate (bewust bezig zijn met taal)

2. BBC learning English podcasts (On Spotify)

Podcast titles: BBC 6 minute English, 6 minute vocabulary, Easy Stories in English ,The English we Speak, 

3. Get used to people speaking English

Watch English films/series with English subtitles. Watching interviews with your favourite celebrities