V5 week 37

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 5

Get out your Stepping Stones

Put away your phone

Put your bag on the floor

Why journalism? (12)

to behave - zich gedragen

behaviour - gedrag

conduct - gedrag/ houding

to punish - straffen

punishment - straf

rude - onbeschoft

to justify - rechtvaardigen

justification - rechtvaardiging

to admit - toegeven

Green: verbs

Orange: noun

Purple: adjective

to obey - gehoorzamen

to disobey - ongehoorzaam zijn

(dis)obedient - (on)gehoorzaam

(dis)obedience - (on)gehoorzaamheid

obstinate/ stubborn - koppig

frank - eerlijk/ openhartig

candid - eerlijk

(in)consistent - (in)consequent

inconsistency - inconsequentheid

vain - ijdel

vanity - ijdelheid

(dis)honest - (on)eerlijk

to deceive - bedriegen/ misleiden

honesty - eerlijkheid

virtue - deugd

vice - ondeugd

loyal - trouw

disloyal - ontrouw

to harass - lastigvallen/ pesten

harassment - intimidatie/ pesterij

hospitable - gastvrij

hospitality - gastvrijheid

Students should "colour-code" these last words themselves

vain - ijdel

vanity - ijdelheid

(dis)honest - (on)eerlijk

to deceive - bedriegen/ misleiden

honesty - eerlijkheid

virtue - deugd

vice - ondeugd

loyal - trouw

disloyal - ontrouw

to harass - lastigvallen/ pesten

harassment - intimidatie/ pesterij

hospitable - gastvrij

hospitality - gastvrijheid

Students should "colour-code" these last words themselves

The students were punished for ______.

1. disobedient
2. obedient
3. disobedience
4. obedience

Please, don't try to _____ your actions.

1. justify
2. justification

She is admired for her kindness and ______.

1. honest
2. honesty
3. dishonest
4. dishonesty

The owners of the hotel were really _____.

1. hospitable
2. hospitality

Make a sentence with
rude - to disobey

Make a sentence with
frank - vain

I know how to use the words from list 24

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Get out your laptop/notebook

Put away your phone

Put your bag on the floor

Goal: 

I know the historical context of the early Middle ages in Great Britain.

The six and a half centuries between the end of Roman rule and the Norman Conquest are among the most important in English history. This long period is also one of the most challenging to understand – which is why it has traditionally been labelled the ‘Dark Ages’. Yet a kingdom of England emerged in these centuries, and with it a new ‘English’ identity and language.

Let's read together

Go to page 2 & 3 of the magazine

Make a timeline during the reading

Timeline

55 BC - 450 AD: Great Britain under Roman rule

after 450 AD: Celts attack, Romans withdraw 

--> migration of the peoples --> Anglo-Saxon settlers --> 7th century turn to Christianity --> increase Latin & Old English literature --> 793 Vikings attack --> Viking settlers --> 8th - 11th century wars for the crown --> 1066 end of Anglo-Saxon era; beginning of Norman period

What have you learned this lesson?