Week 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 1

Lesson Plan

Part 1 - Sports

• Remember important words

Part 2 - Talk about future

• Will/Shall/Going to
• Practise

Goal

- You know words related to sports

- You know how to talk about the future

Wat betekent het woord:
referee

Wat betekent het woord:
work out

What is he doing?

1. throwing a ball
2. kicking a ball
3. hitting a ball
4. catching a ball

What is he doing?

1. throwing a ball
2. kicking a ball
3. hitting a ball
4. catching a ball

What is he doing?

1. throwing a ball
2. kicking a ball
3. hitting a ball
4. catching a ball

Talking about the Future

What is going to happen next?

Vertaal deze zin:
Ik ga volgende week
naar opa en oma.

Let's practise!

Klik op de hotspot om te oefenen

Finished?

Practise words Unit 4 (selectie woorden)

Talking about Future

Oefen de grammatica hier

Goal

- You know words related to sports

- You know how to talk about the future

Practise words

Oefen de woorden hier

Lesson Plan

Part 1 - Money

• Important words

Part 2 - Reading

• What do you do with money?
• Teen Jobs

Time left? Words check Unit 4

Goal

- You know words related to money

- You practise reading focused on finding information/details

Money:
What English words
are you thinking of?

Unit 4 - Lesson 4: Money

Nederlands / Engels

Arm = Poor

Betalen = To pay

Sparen = To save up

Uitgeven = To spend

Zakgeld = Pocket money (UK) allowance (US)

Engels / Nederlands

Amount = Hoeveelheid; bedrag

To borrow = Lenen

Discount = Korting

Receipt = Kassabon

To sell = verkopen

What Do You Do with Your Money?

The average Canadian 16-year-old receives an allowance of $18 a week. But what do you spend it on? We asked you about your spending habits. You told us what you spend your money on and what you save up for:

Spend on (percentage of spending money):

- Accessories 10%

- A car or driving lessons 9%

- Clothing 31%

- Electronics and video games 17%

- Food 25%

- Shoes 8%

-> What three things do Canadian teens spend the most on?

What Do You Do with Your Money?

The average Canadian 16-year-old receives an allowance of $18 a week. But what do you spend it on? We asked you about your spending habits. You told us what you spend your money on and what you save up for:

Spend on (percentage of spending money):

- Accessories 10%

- A car or driving lessons 9%

- Clothing 31%

- Electronics and video games 17%

- Food 25%

- Shoes 8%

-> What three things do Canadian teens spend the most on?

Where do you spend your money on? Start with: I spend my money on ...

Practise on your own:

Go to SOM, click on online book: All Right! 

Go to Unit 4 - Lesson 4 Reading 

Do: exercise 2, 3, 4 & 9 

Finished? Study selected words Unit 4 via Quizlet

Time left? Words check Unit 4

Goals

- You know words related to money

- You practise reading focused on finding information/details

Lesson Plan

Part 1 - Money

• Homework check
• Remember important words

Part 2 - Talk about Future

• Recap explanation
• Practise on your own

Time left? Words check Unit 4

Goal

- You know words related to money

- You practise writing about the future

'Could I borrow some money?'

What does borrow mean?

1. sparen
2. lenen
3. uitgeven
4. betalen

Wat is de Engelse vertaling van zakgeld?

1. pocket money
2. discount
3. amount
4. allowance

Vertaal de volgende zin:
Kan ik betalen?