1TH/vwo CLIL-Book 1A

• Wiskunde
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Some Language + Content Activities

You get a few questions about all chapters you worked on, this year.

The subjects that you see, are chosen from the same chapter. 

That is, all but one!

Try to find out, which subject comes from another Chapter.

Some Language + Content Activities

In the NEXT SLIDE:

The subjects that you see, are chosen from the same chapter. 

That is, all but one!

Try to find out, which subject comes from another Chapter.

Which is the odd one out?

1. natural numbers
2. fractions
3. prime numbers
4. perpendicular

Why is perpendicular the odd one out?

Solution:

Natural numbers, fractions and prime numbers all have to do with numbers (=Ch 3).

However, perpendicular is about angles (=Ch 5).

Which is the odd one out?

1. lines of sight
2. coordinates
3. nets
4. elevations

Why is coordinates the odd one out?'

Solution:

Coordinates is the odd one out.

It comes from Ch4 Graphs.

Lines of sight, nets and elevations come from Ch2 Solids.

Task for twosomes (=pairs):

- Browse through book 1A and

- Write down 4 words in your Notebook:

   3 belong to the same chapter and 1 to another

- Exchange your Notebooks and find THE ODD ONE OUT!

- Discuss if you've found the right one.

   

Fill in the right word, in the next slide.

If two fractions have the same ............., then the fraction with the largest numerator is greatest.

................ ?

Solution:           DENOMINATOR (=noemer)

If two fractions have the same ............., then the fraction with the largest numerator is greatest.

For example:             and             have the same denominator.

Therefor        is greatest, because it has the largest numerator.

​3​​2​​

​3​​1​​

​3​​2​​

Fill in the right word in the next slide:

An angle between 0        and       180 

can be an acute angle or an .........  angle.

ANS

°

°

an ............ angle

Solution:      OBTUSE

An angle between 0      and       180 

can be an acute angle or an .........  angle.

For example, an angle of 135      is an obtuse angle.

°

°

°

Task for twosomes:

- Browse through book 1A and find a sentence that you like.

- Copy this sentence in your Notebook, but leave out one word.

- Exchange your Notebook with your neighbour.

- Try to find the missing word.

- Check together IF the RIGHT WORD has been found.

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