Unit 3.4 Kenya (22 January 24/25)

Unit 3 Kenya
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Unit 3 Kenya
Unit 3
Kenya

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Reading time (15 minutes)
timer
15:00

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Readinglog
  • Go to teams - readingblog - create your own map with your name;
  • Upload your own readinglog;
  • Fill in the table in the readinglog with todays reading notes
Write down your homework (teams/planner)


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Lesson goals
Students:
  • understand important, factual information in short reports and articles.
  • understand clear writing, unambiguous instructions.

  • know how to recognize the author's tone

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    Today:
    Paragraph 3.3
    • Speaking exercises
    Paragraph 3.4
    Reading/Kenyan art


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    Paragraph 3.3
    Page 110, exercise 8
    Write with pen on a piece of paper.

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    Paragraph 3.3
    Page 110, exercise 10
    Groups of 3 - 4
    Important: 
    prepare your role individually, 
    practise together
     perform for the class.

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    Kenyan Art

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    A vivid Visual View on Kenyan Art
    Underline difficult words  in the text
    Underline difficult words in the questions
    Answer the questions & use a dictionary!!

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    You Can Make a living from Art
    Page 114/115
    • Underline difficult words in the text and questions.
    • Answer the questions
    • Use a dictionary!!

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    TASK: choose
    • Start with your homework
    • Study words Unit 3
    • Read in your book
    • www.readtheory.org
    • Practise grammar

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    STRATEGY 
    Paying attention to tone

    • Verbs, adjectives, adverbs --> to show what the author thinks about the topic (author's tone)
    • Recognizing the tone helps you understand.
    • While reading mark words, phrases, idioms (reflect how the author might feel.

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