Lesson 8 - chapter 3 -J+I

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo k
• Leerjaar 3

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Today:

Describe a crime to the police.

Ex 21, 23 + 24

Learning goals

• You can describe a crime to the police.
• You have a conversation in English with a classmate while using a picture.
• You can write sentences using only the clues in the brackets

Lesson plan

• What sentences do you know about describing a crime?
• Vocabulary + grammar quiz
• Stones
• Ex. 21 Write the sentences
• Answers to Ex. 21
• Ex. 23. Complete the dialogue
• Answers to Ex. 23
• Practice stones in pairs
  
• What have you learned?
  
• Homework

What sentences do you know about describing a crime?

Lesson plan

• What sentences do you know about describing a crime?
  
• Vocabulary + grammar quiz
  
• Stones
  
• Ex. 21 Write the sentences
  
• Answers to Ex. 21
  
• Ex. 23. Complete the dialogue
  
• Answers to Ex. 23
  
• Practice stones in pairs
• What have you learned?
• Homework

Correcte spelling: arresteren

1. Aresting
2. arresting
3. arest
4. arrest

Onderzoek =

1. investigation
2. investment
3. Investation
4. investy

vlek

1. Vleck
2. Vlek
3. Stain
4. Spot

Pick up

1. Oppakken
2. Ophalen
3. Pikken op
4. Omhoog halen

_______ Saturday I play hockey with my friends.

1. Each
2. Both
3. All
4. Every

I saw _____my parents at home.

1. all
2. each
3. none
4. both

Planning

• What sentences do you know about describing a crime?
  
• Vocabulary + grammar quiz
  
• Stones spinner game
• Ex. 21 Write the sentences
  
• Answers to Ex. 21
  
• Ex. 23. Complete the dialogue
  
• Answers to Ex. 23
  
• Practice stones in pairs
• What have you learned?
• Homework

Stones spinning game

Write down the sentences in English.

Lesson plan

• What sentences do you know about describing a crime?
  
• Vocabulary + grammar quiz
  
• Stones spinner game
  
• Ex. 22 Fill in
• Answers to Ex. 22
• Ex. 23. Complete the dialogue
  
• Answers to Ex. 23
  
• Practice stones in pairs
• What have you learned?
• Homework

Stones ex. 22

WB page 62-63

TB page 38

Ex. 22 Fill in

• Complete the Stone by filling in the prhases from the box
• Use 1 phrase + 3 phrases
• Use Stone 7 (page 38)

Lesson plan

• What sentences do you know about describing a crime?
  
• Vocabulary + grammar quiz
  
• Stones spinner game
  
• Ex. 22 Fill in
• Answers to Ex. 22
• Ex. 23. Complete the dialogue
  
• Answers to Ex. 23
  
• Practice stones in pairs
• What have you learned?
• Homework

Ex. 22 answers

Yesterday evening

•  two teenagers stole a bar of chocolate.
  
•  detectives arrested a burglar.
  
•  someone broke into our home.
  

Officers copied 

• all data from the suspect’s laptop.
  
• questioned the witnesses.
  
• found a lot of evidence at the crime scene.
  

Lesson plan

• What sentences do you know about describing a crime?
  
• Vocabulary + grammar quiz
  
• Stones spinner game
  
• Ex. 22 Fill in
• Answers to Ex. 22
• Ex. 23. Complete the dialogue
  
• Answers to Ex. 23
  
• Practice stones in pairs
• What have you learned?
• Homework

Stones ex. 23

WB page 63

TB page 38

Online: ST Ch3 - I - speaking and writing

Ex. 23 Complete the dialogue

Complete the dialogue

Use the clues in the brackets (haakjes)

Use Stone 7 page 38

*From Dutch to English

Lesson plan

• What sentences do you know about describing a crime?
  
• Vocabulary + grammar quiz
  
• Stones spinner game
  
• Ex. 22 Fill in
• Answers to Ex. 22
• Ex. 23. Complete the dialogue
  
• Answers to Ex. 23
  
• Practice stones in pairs
• What have you learned?
• Homework

Ex. 23 answers

1.  This morning burglars broke into the principal’s office.
2. What did the thieves steal?
3. The burglars copied tests and took them with them.
4. Did they take anything else?
5. They also took an entire box of pencils.
6. Have the police received any tips?
7. They haven’t found any witnesses.
8. The detectives (will) recover all the tests.

Lesson plan

• What sentences do you know about describing a crime?
  
• Vocabulary + grammar quiz
  
• Stones spinner game
  
• Ex. 22 Fill in
• Answers to Ex. 22
• Ex. 23. Complete the dialogue
  
• Answers to Ex. 23
  
• Practice stones in pairs
• What have you learned?
• Homework

Practice Stones

• You'll see 3 different pictures. 
• In pairs talk about what you see.
• One of you is a witness
• The other is a police officer
• Have a conversation
• 2 minutes per picture

*Online? In team groups. Turn your camera on and record your conversation. Send the link to Ms. Herben.

Lesson plan

• What sentences do you know about describing a crime?
  
• Vocabulary + grammar quiz
  
• Stones spinner game
  
• Ex. 22 Fill in
• Answers to Ex. 22
• Ex. 23. Complete the dialogue
  
• Answers to Ex. 23
  
• Practice stones in pairs
• What have you learned?
• Homework

What have you learned?

• Can you describe a crime to the police?
• Can you talk about a crime using a picture?
• Can you write sentences using only the clues in the brackets?

What have you learned in todays lesson? Write down at least 2 things.

Feedback to the teacher. What are you missing?

Homework

Study:

Vocabulary p. 41 A,B,C

Grammar p. 39

Stones p.38

• Send in recording (for the online group)
• Finish exercise 22+23