Lesson 11 - Final project: Choose your own unit

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Final project: choose your own Unit

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Pupil book 6

Unit 7. England

Unit 8. Europe

Unit 9. South America

Uit 10. Asia

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1 work classes

1. introduction page

-unit title

-map drawing including KEY

-5 facts about your country/continent

-two 'must visit' places

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4 work classes

1. introduction page

-unit title

-map drawing including KEY

-find extra information about two of the following themes:

rivers/landscape/weather/settlement/work/transport/food

mapping

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4 work classes

1. introduction page

-unit title

-map drawing including KEY

-find extra information about two of the following themes:

rivers/landscape/weather/settlement/work/transport/food

work on two themes

transport

rivers

landscape

work

weather

settlement

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Two 'must visit' places

Which locations in your country/continent are worth visiting?

-1 landscape

-1 city

Explain why this is important to visit and show pictures.

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3. Two 'must visit' places

Belfast. Capital of Northern Ireland. 342.000 inhabitants.

It is very nice to visit the 'Titanic Quarter'. This is where they designed the real TITANIC.

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3. Two 'must visit' places

The Giant's Causeway consists of basalt rocks which formed because of volcanic activity.

It is a very touristic attraction!

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Notes

Community-> a place where people live together.

Three types of communities:

1. URBAN (stedelijk) : large and highly populated

2.SUBURBAN (buitensteden, aan de rand van de stad): near a city, more space, less traffic)

3.RURAL (platteland, dorpen): very few people, lots of natural landscape surrounding it

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Town -> smaller than a city, but larger than a village.

The smaller a community, the less facilities there are.

Examples:

Amsterdam-> city

Hoofddorp->town

Zwaanshoek->village

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Let's compare

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homework

Create an introduction page for Unit 4.

including title
word cloud
picture/drawing
5 facts about your town/village or city.

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