Engels sport en bewegen 10-1-2018

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• Studiejaar 1

10-1-2018

Welcome

Today

- Welcome and introduction

-Goals and name cards

- Checking your work (reader) and what do you remember? 

-working  on your own mythology 

- goals

Goals of the lesson

- At the end of the lesson, you can name various body parts

- At the end of the lesson, you can write your own dialogue or story about a(n English) mythology

(Did everybody bring their name card?)

Checking your work

What: You are going to compare your work with your neighbour, talk about your answers, who has got the correct answer?

How: use the reader on your laptop and work in pairs

Help: your neighbour or me

Time:  5 minutes

Outcome: you have checked your homework and you are left with the ones you don't know.Done? keep working on the reader

Checking your work

- now look at the answers on the board, replace the answers you got wrong with the right ones. 

Time: 3 minutes

Done: continue working on the reader until page 8

Questions

- Are there any answers you didn't understand?

Put away your laptops and get out your phones

What is the Dutch translation of the word abdomen

1. Buik(spieren)
2. rug
3. nek
4. stuitje

What is the Dutch translation of the word calf

1. knie
2. scheen
3. kuit
4. kin

what is the Dutch translation of the word shin?

1. scheen
2. kuit
3. heup
4. kin

What is the Dutch translation of the word bottom

1. voetzool
2. grote teen
3. zitvlak
4. heup

Questions?

Are there any questions about the words? 

Hold on to your phones

Making your own mythology

What do you know about Robin Hood?

Robin Hood

Making your own mythology

- look and listen to the clip about Robin Hood.

-fill in the missing words in exercise 5 on page 10

Listen carefully!

Making your own mythology

What: Now that you're familiar with a dialogue you are going to write your own.

How: Use the dialogue and try to create your own variation. You can write an entire story if you want a challenge

Help: You can ask your neighbour, your phone or me

Time: 20 minutes

Making your own mythology

Outcome: you have written a story or a dialogue. You might have to read it out loud in front of the classroom.

Done? Add more details, try to include the reader/listener as much as possible in the story 

Making your own mythology

- Compare your story to the one of your neighbour. Choose the best one. 

- a few groups have to read out their dialogue or story

Time: 5 minutes

Goals

- At the end of the lesson, you can name various body parts

- At the end of the lesson, you can write your own dialogue or story about a(n English) mythology