H5 Allergies on the rise

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

Today's menu (1-12)

• Reading for detail: ass. 31, SF p. 10 (reading for detail)
• Listening for detail: Jeffrey Bezos news fragment
• Grammar/vocabulary: compound nouns, ass. 32A+B, ass. 33 SF p. 11

The text we'll discuss is called "Allergies on the Rise". Name all the things you know people can be allergic to.

Today's menu (2-12)

• Exam text: reading for detail
• Writing: using taalvraag strategies
• Grammar: compound nouns

Check ass. 31, SF p. 10

• Did you underline the most important words in your questions?
• Did you use taalvraagstrategies for open questions (7 + 11)?

Go to today's lesson (agenda, It's Learning)

- Click this lesson

- Download the PDF called "!STUDENT_HANDOUT_Jeff_Bezos"

- We will use this worksheet to read from

- Use your pens and notebooks to write your answers in.

Task 1 on worksheet PDF
Listen to this song called “Bezos” by Bo Burnam, look at the memes and answer the questions

1. Have you ever heard the song? Where?

2. Who is this song about? What do you know about this person?

3. This song is used as an audio on TikTok, not just to show glow-ups, but also to ridicule people. Why do you think it criticises Jeffrey Bezos (don't forget to look at the memes)

Do listening task 3 on your PDF worksheet

• Work individually
• Write down your answers in your notebooks

breakingnewsenglish.com

Check task 3!

Do listening task 4 on your PDF worksheet

• Work individually
• Write down your answers in your notebooks

breakingnewsenglish.com

Check task 3!

Homework task
for Friday 3-12

What new things did you pick up from today's lesson?
(Words, tips, strategies, general information?)

Today's menu (2-12)

• Check task 2+3 from worksheet PDF (Jeff Bezos)
• Grammar/vocabulary: compound nouns

Goals:

• You can combine words into compound nouns
• You can use compound nouns in gapped sentences/correct context

Check task 2

Check task 3

Can you find the names for these 5 compound nouns?
You get 2 mins!

General rules for compound noun spacing
(does not always apply...)

connect words when:

• both are 1 syllable long AND
• first syllable is stressed

                 --> footprint

                 --> deadline

seperate words when 

• the compound noun is 3 syllables or longer AND
• first syllable is not stressed heavily

                --> "short circuit" --> stress is on "cir" 

Every word in the cat
should be combined with
a word in the dog.

Help these words

find their soulmates!

! drag and drop exercise
for this on the next slide.

<---These words are from ass. 32, SF p. 11.

peanut

hospital

food

farm

air

caesarian

hay

runny

immune

climate

butter

admission

allergy

animal

pollution

section

nose

change

fever

system

hay fever

runny nose

immune system

air pollution 

climate change

hospital admission

caesarian section

peanut butter

food allergy

farm animal

Instructions:

1. You'll be paired in a Teams 
2. Download the PDF called "compound nouns game" (your
   teacher sends it in Teams chat)
3. One opens PDF + shares screen
   with partner.
4. The one sharing the screen,
   marks an X  and O for the words you
   two have finished compounding
   (select highlighter in PDF programme)
5. Questions? Send chat message to
   teacher in Teams
6. Done? Go back to main class meeting.

Do ass. 33, SF p. 1

What new things did you pick up from today's lesson?
(Words, tips, strategies, general information?)