1AH-Bridging the Gap - Months, dates, vocabulary

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 1

WELCOME

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You know the dates, months and days in English.
• You know how to spell them.
• You know how to spell numbers.
• You have practiced with the new vocabulary.

Months

Always start with a capital letter

(hoofdletter)
Abbreviated forms (afkortingen): 
First 3 letters of the month:
Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - Aug - Sep - 

Oct - Nov - Dec

Days

Always start with a capital letter (= hoofdletter)

Text

Text

Match the days and months in Dutch to the ones in English

Dinsdag

Zaterdag

Woensdag

Maart

Augustus

August

Saturday

March

Tuesday

Wednesday

What day is it today?

What is today's date?

You could say:

The grand opening is on the first of June.

The day first and then the month.

It's the twelfth of October today. 

British English: DAY/MONTH/YEAR

You could say:

The grand opening is on June the first.

The month first and then the day. 

It is October the twelfth today. 

American English: MONTH/DAY/YEAR

Two ways to say the date

What is today's date?

Workbook - check

Get Ahead - Ex 9 (page 50)

Get Ahead - Page 50

Key Ex 9

Get Ahead - Page 50

Ex. 9

Vocabulary 2.2

About	Over
Ask (to)	Vragen
Be allowed (to)	Mogen
Be lucky (to)	Geluk hebben
Concert hall	Concertzaal
Dressing room	Kleedkamer
Gig	Concert
Guitar	Gitaar
Invite (to)	Uitnodigen
Musical	Muzikaal
Pick up (to)	Ophalen
Present	Cadeau
Remember (to)	Herinneren

Sold out	Uitverkocht
Sometimes	Soms
Soon	Gauw
Take	Brengen
Together	Samen
Tomorrow	Morgen
Without	Zonder

Intro

Workbook

Exercise 10: Page 51

How: Mind map - Together (in pairs)

Time: 5 minutes

Workbook - Key

Exercise 10: Page 51

Workbook

Exercise 11: Page 51

Read "The band is on Tour" 

and answer the questions

How: Individually

Time: 7 minutes

Workbook - Key

Exercise 11: Page 51

Workbook

Exercise 12: Page 52

How: Individually

Time: 5 minutes

Workbook - Key

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You know the dates, months and days in English
• You can understand specific information in simple texts
• You have practiced with the new vocabulary

What have you learned in this lesson?
Can you give me an example?

Homework

Workbook: Ex. 11 & 12 (page 51 & 52)

Study: Vocabulary 2.1 & 2.2

Study: Grammar 2.1 (time) & 2.2