#6 30 min body parts ping pong, intro body words, intro a/an
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EngelsBasisschoolGroep 8
This lesson contains 22 slides, with text slides and 1 video.
Lesson duration is: 30 minItems in this lesson
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Let's warm up with a new tongue twister!
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Today's class
* Body parts Ping Pong
* Vocabulary - body words
* a versus an - intro & info
* a or an - practise
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Remember?
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Body parts Ping Pong
* Work in pairs
* One starts and says 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 (= herhalen)
- one has to think for more than three seconds
Who wins? Then play again with someone else!
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Body words vocabulary
Stick the list in your notebook with glue
Mark the words you don't know yet in yellow.
Mark the words you already know in green.
Done? Test yourself or test a neighbour!
I
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a or an
Does anyone know what these little words mean?
And how to use them?
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The meaning:
a means - een
an means - een
Now what...
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a Can you figure it out? an
a hand an arm
a leg an eye
a head an elbow
a foot an ankle
a belly an eyebrow
a back an ear
a nostril an eyelash
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So...
Gebruik an vóór een woord met een ........................................
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Check this out
a an
a university an x-ray
a unicorn an FBI agent
a one-way-street an RAF pilot
a useful idea an honest person
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So...
Gebruik a vóór een woord dat in de UITSPRAAK begint
met een ........................................
Gebruik an vóór een woord in de UITSPRAAK begint met
een ........................................
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Let's practise!
Do the worksheet
Fill in the gaps!
Use a or an
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Let's check!
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For next week: Learn the body words!
Practise with spelling!
You got this!
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That's it for today!
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Where did emojis come from?
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Watch and listen to the next video.
Afterwards, see if we can answer these questions:
What was the message in the first ever text message?
What does the word 'instant' mean in 'instant messages'?
In what country were the emojis first used?
What is celebrated on the 17th of July? (and why?)
What is new about emojis in 2015?
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Think, pair, share!
Discuss the answers with a neighbour.
What was the message in the first ever text message?
What does the word 'instant' mean in 'instant messages'?
In what country were the emojis first used?
What is celebrated on the 17th of July? (and why?)
What is new about emojis in 2015?
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The answers:
What was the message in the first ever text message? - Merry Christmas
What does the word 'instant' mean in 'instant messages'? - meteen/ direct
In what country were the emojis first used? - Japan
What is celebrated on the 17th of July? (and why?) - World Emoji Day (because the calendar emoji is set on 17 July)
What is new about emojis in 2015? - Different skin colours are added so all people in the world are represented in emojis.
