Vocabulaire, Spreken en luisteren

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome

Get out your:

- English book 

- Notebook

- Pencil case (etui)

- Erase board (wisbordje)

- Plenda/Agenda
Get ready to start when the second bell rings!

                                          WELCOME!!

Get out your:

1. your notebook

2. your workbook

3. your Blink book

4. 1 pen or pencil
NO PENCIL CASES ON YOUR TABLE!

Get ready to start when the second bell rings!

Starting assignment - copy table in your notebook and complete

	present simple	present continuous	present simple	present continuous
	fly	fly	watch	watch
I
you
he,she, it
we
you
they

Big Game - present simple/continuous

                                                                                               + rest.

     Who?                      What?        Simple or continuous?

example: I - walk - simple --> I walk to school

                    He - run - continuous --> He is running in the rain

Starting Assignment: write the words in your notebook and translate them to English.

hoofdpersoon - _______________         betekenis - _______________________________
gevaarlijk - ____________________        veilig - ______________

verrader - _____________________         jager - _______________

oefenen - ______________________       foto - ________________
genoeg - ______________________        kruis - _______________

pijl en boog - _________________          hert - ________________

kaart/plattegrond - ______________   plek - _________________

trofee - __________________________   verwachten - ____________________________

stoer - ___________________________   belangrijk - _______________________________

Starting Assignment: write the words in your notebook and translate them to English.

hoofdpersoon - main character         betekenis - meaning
gevaarlijk - dangerous                            veilig - safe

verrader - traitor                                        jager - hunter  

oefenen - practise                                    foto - picture
genoeg - enough                                      kruis - cross

pijl en boog - bow and arrow               hert - deer

kaart/plattegrond - map                        plek - spot

trofee - trophy                                             verwachten - expect

stoer - tough                                                belangrijk - important

Today's programme 1A/1B

- Startopdracht bespreken

- Agenda

- Huiswerk nakijken

- spreekopdracht

- luisteroefening

1A

Wednesday, 4 December
M: exercise 7 and 8 (workbook, page 9 & 10)

L: words page 80 (Blink)
hh: words page 78 and 79 (Blink)

1B

Thursday, 5 December
M: exercise 7 and 8 (workbook, page 9 & 10)

L: words page 80 (Blink)
hh: words page 78 and 79 (Blink)

Check homework

Compare answers to classmate's

Exercise 6 - workbook, page 7-8

Speaking exercise

We’ve got 30 pictures from the film Big Game. Each picture is about an important part in the film.

1. Work with a classmate. You will get two or more pictures to work with.

2. Look at your pictures and discuss them with your classmate. Take notes.

– Who or what is in the pictures?

– What happens in the pictures?

3. Practise describing your parts of the film to your classmate.

4. Now for real! Describe your pictures to your class

1. Draw a table like this in your notebook.
2. Write 9 words
3. Choose words from Blink, page 79. Between book cover - wake up
4. Teacher will read a story using those words. 
5. Yell BINGO, if you have crossed out all 9 words in your table

BINGO

1. Draw a table like this in your notebook.
2. Write 9 words (1 in every cell - only words from Blink, pages 78 and 79)
3. 
   

1. Draw a table like this in your notebook.
2. Write 9 words (1 in every cell - only words from Blink, pages 78 and 79)
3. Play in duos
4. You can claim a cell if you use that word in a sentence. 
5. The first one to get 3 in a row wins.
6. Use the other person's table to play again
7. Play until timer ends

Listening Tips

1. Read exercise, page 14 (workbook)
2. Mark the names
3. Are there pauses? Yes/No
4. If there are: Try to use pauses to read next question.

Shall we try?

It’s a small world after all. 

Big Game - present simple/continuous

                                                                                               + rest.

     Who?                      What?        Simple or continuous?

example: I - walk - simple --> I walk to school

                    He - run - continuous --> He is running in the rain