U2L2-3 Introduction-Reading-Listening-Grammar-Speaking.1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

Routine week 50.1

• Toilet & waterfles
• Telefoons thuis/kluis
• Laptops op tafel opstarten
• Boek en agenda op tafel
• Pen/potlood/markeerstift
• Zitten
• Lezen Warhorse

Unit 2 Lesson 2-3

Targets

• Lesson 2-3
• I can use reading strategies in order to answer questions about what I have read
• I know some of the words of SB 2-3 and I can use them in context 
• I know how and when to use the PaS & Pp
• I know the irregular verbs 31-45 by heart

Homework for next lesson

• Study words U2SB2-3
• Study Irregular verbs 31-45
• Study Grammar Unit 3
  
• Finish Exercises:
• 2-9 Vocabulary online
• 6-7 PaS & Pp  online

Lessonplan

• Utah and Mormons
• Revision PaS & Pp
• Together exercise 5
• Work on your homework
• Vocabulary (use your book) Exercises L2:2-9 (page 66-69)
• Grammar Exercises 6&7
• Study Vocabulary & Irregular verbs

Unveiling the Mormon Culture in Utah

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson, you will have a deeper understanding of the Mormon culture in Utah and its influence on the community.

Mormon Settlement in Utah

In 1847, Mormon pioneers settled in Utah, seeking religious freedom and a place to practice their faith without persecution.

Mormon Influence in Utah Today

Mormonism has had a profound impact on the culture, economy, and politics of Utah, with a significant presence in various aspects of community life.

The influence of  Mormons in Utah

Under the church's guidance, Utah has evolved into a conservative state where the good of the church is placed above most other concerns. The Utah legislature is overwhelmingly Mormon, Republican, and conservative. In 2012, nearly 73% of the state voted for presidential candidate Mitt Romney, and national Republican candidates regularly pull 70% of the state’s votes. It is estimated that 70% of Utah’s population belongs to the LDS faith, and the church controls or operates the number-one television and radio stations (KSL), the number-two newspaper (the Desert News), a major university (Brigham Young), and the largest bank (Zions).

Mormons & Geneolgy

Latter-day Saints believe that the eternal joining of families is possible through sacred sealing ceremonies that take place in temples. These temple rites may also be performed by proxy for those who have died. Consequently, for Latter-day Saints, genealogical research or family history is the essential forerunner for temple work for the dead. In Latter-day Saint belief, the dead have the choice to accept or reject the services performed for them.

Since 1894, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has dedicated time and resources to collecting and sharing records of genealogical importance. Due to cooperation from government archives, churches, and libraries, the Church has created the largest collection of family records in the world, with information on more than 3 billion deceased people. This effort was originally facilitated through the Genealogical Society of Utah and now through FamilySearch, a non-profit organization sponsored by the Church.

Next

• Revision PaS & Pp
• U2L2 Exercises 5 Together
• U2L2 Exercises 2-9 Online-use your book to look uo the words!!
• Work on Test Unit 3
• Inleveren Powerpoint Week 50

The Past Simple (PaS) & The Present Perfect (Pp)

Past Simple PaS (vt)

* - ed of 2e rijtje onregelmatige werkwoorden

* Er staat een VT-bepaling in de zin (yesterday - last week)

e.g.

I broke my leg yesterday.

I learned to cook when I was young.

Present Perfect

* Have/has + volt.deelwoord

* Resultaat zichtbaar

* JUF EN SYSA

* Geen VT bep in de zin

e.g.

I have bought a bike.

I have broken my leg.

JUF EN SYSAA

JUST  -  UP TO NOW  -  FOR  -  EVER  -  NEVER  - SINCE  -  YET  -  SO FAR  -  ALREADY  -  ALWAYS

Altijd Present Perfect!!!!!!!!

Practice

Exercise 6 & 7

PaS or Pp 1

PaS or Pp 2

PaS or Pp 3

PaS or Pp 4

Homework for next   lesson

• Study words U2SB2-3
  
• Study Irregular verbs 31-45
  
• Study Grammar Unit 3
  
• Finish Exercises:
  
• 2-9 Vocabulary M3C online
  
• 6-7 PaS & Pp online

A sentence in the Past Simple

A sentence in the Present Perfect

I can use the past simple vs present perfect correctly.