Havo 3 Theme 3 Law and order - start

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Theme 3: Law and order

Today we

• start period 2, Theme 3 'Law and order'
• learn and practice vocabulary (and do exercises A+B+C)
• read a text about Bonnie & Clyde
• start Oliver Twist  literature project

We will discuss the test results next week. If you have questions now, come and talk to me after this lesson.

Lesson goals

At the end of the lesson:

• you can use words concerning law and order
• you can read a text and answer questions
• you can tell some facts about Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens or England in the 19th century.

Have you every witnessed a crime being committed?

yes

no

What comes to your mind
when you think of 'Law and order' ?

Caught in the act

Theme 3,  A, Listening, 

online exercise 2.

Choose the correct summary 

Read the summaries first, before listening.

Why these signs? ----->

court 

een advocaat

1. a victim
2. a lawyer
3. a suspect
4. a verdict

de uitspraak

1. the offence
2. the pickpocket
3. the accomplice
4. the verdict

verdacht gedrag

1. suspicious behaviour
2. accomplice behaviour
3. victim behaviour
4. witness behaviour

de getuige

1. the suspect
2. the lawsuit
3. the witness
4. the offence

voorwaardelijke vrijlating

1. parole
2. punishment
3. pickpocket
4. verdict

onderzoeken

1. to trace
2. to investigate
3. to fine
4. to witness

Do exercise 3 & 4 Stepping Stones online

by yourself

Finished early? Study the wordlist in Classroom 

(A, B and C)

lawyer

verdict

investigate

fine

offence

punishment

suspicious

Vocabulary A:

belongings -eigendommen

to distract - afleiden

to prevent - voorkomen

to prosecute - vervolgen

to report - melden

to secure - beveiligen

street robber - dief (op straat)

theft - diefstal

Vocab B:

court - rechtbank

investigate - onderzoeken

lawsuit - rechtszaak

lawyer - advocaat

offence - overtreding

pickpocket - zakkenroller

punishment - straf

suspicious - verdacht

verdict - uitspraak

victim - slachtoffer

to witness - getuige zijn van

Vocab C: 

approximately - ongeveer

curiosity - nieuwsgierigheid

prison - gevangenis

to request - verzoeken

to rob - beroven

Reading: Bonnie & Clyde, p. 41

We read the text on page 41 together.

First: C, exercise 5: what do you think the text is about?

C, exercise 6: look for the words and numbers = scanning

Then the actual reading: 

• you read in turns and 
• answer the True or False questions (7) while reading.

Oliver Twist project

This period we will read a famous novel by Charles Dickens 

(who also wrote A Christmas Carol) 

and learn more about England in the 19th century.

app. 8.45

In the next few lessons you are going to read one of the greatest stories ever written in English literature: Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. It is the story of a poor boy, born in a workhouse (government institution for the poor), who throughout the novel bounces between good and bad fortune. In this novel, Dickens highlights some of the terrible injustices of the nineteenth century, including ‘baby farms’, where poor orphans were kept at government expense, and suffered high death rates. The story is split up in several parts. After each part there will be some questions and tasks.

Enjoy!

Oliver Twist project, Step 1

1. Make groups of six people.
2. Open Oliver Twist document (in Classroom).
3. Read the assignment of Chapter one. 
4. Divide tasks: who is doing what?
5. Find information about your subject on the Internet.
6. Make sure you have your information by Friday!

Next lesson: Oliver Twist, Step 2

Open a shared document. Copy and paste everything of your group into this document.

Then make a Kahoot quiz with your information to try in class.

Lesson goals (Lesdoelen):

At the end of the lesson:

• you understand words to do with law and court trial
• you can find specific information on Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens or England in the 19th century.

Homework: Finish exercises 1-7 and finish Step 1 Oliver Twist

- Go to Portfolio Engels -> Writing

- Copy and paste the table with smilies in the folder Writing.

- Write at least 3 sentences in each box of Oliver Twist's life line. Use your e-book.

You can organise your answer like this:

1. Workhouse

.....................

2. The undertakers

........................

3. London Streets

...................................