Week 1 - Les 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 3

Week 1 - lesson 1

Part 1: Reading - Book

- Pick a book

- Go through book assignment together

- Start reading, 15 minutes + questions week 1

Part 2: Chapter 2 introduction

- Task and goals introduction

- Exercise 1: crime vocabulary 

Goals:

- You work on your book report

- you learn about the expectations of period 2

- You learn the theme words about crime

Options:

A2 / intermediate / year 3 level

1. Kissing Booth - Beth Reekles

2. Wonder - R.J. Palacio

3. Artemis Fowl - Eoin Colfer

4. How high the moon - Karyn Parsons

5. Racing the Tide - Denise Kerby

6. Road to Nowhere - Pauline O'Carolan

B1 / advanced / klas 4 level

1. One of us is Lying - Karen M. McManus

2. The one memory of Flora Banks - Emily Barr

3. Extremely loud and incredibly close

B2/advanced+/ havo level:

1. Turtles all the way down - John Green

2. Last Lesson - James Coodhand

3. Orphans of the Tide - Struan Murray

A2 / year 3 level books

1. Kissing Booth - Beth Reekles

Elle moet nog één jaar op school, maar heeft nog nooit gezien. Ze besluit mee te doen aan de kissing booth van de school carnaval en kust per toeval de broer van haar beste vriend. Hoe gaat dit verder?

Read if you like: romance  

                                                                                      2. Wonder - R.J. Palacio

                                                                                       Wonder is geboren met een gezichtsafwijking. Hij gaat voor het eerste naar een                                                                                                      "gewone" school. Daar wordt hij gepest. Maar er is één meisje die zich niet zo snel laat                                                                                          afschrikken.                                       Read if you like:  heartfelt stories, real  life topics

3. Artemis Fowl - Eoin Colfer

Tiener Artemis is een crimineel minstermind. Hij ontvoert kapitein Holly Short van de elfen en moet nu zorgen dat hij niet gepakt wordt. Read if you like: fantasy

                                                                                                                   

A2 / year 3 level books

4. How high the moon - Karyn Parsons

 Ella woont in een klein Amerikaans dorpje in 1940. Er is veel racisme vanwege huidskleur en ze is blij als ze op vakantie kan naar haar moeder in Boston. Als ze terugkomt is één van haar klasgenoten gearresteerd omdat hij twee van haar witte klasgenoten zou hebben vermoord.

Read if you like: history, tension filled stories, reallife topics

5. Racing the Tide - Denise Kerby

Ella woont met haar ouders in Australië en vindt een armband van een vermist meisje. Het echtpaar wat naast haar woont gedraagt zich vreemd en Ella denkt precies te weten wat er is gebeurd.

Read if you like: mystery, detective

B1 level books

1. One of us is Lying - Karen M. McManus: 

Story follows classmates who get suspected after one classmates dies during detention.

Read if you like: mystery, detective
 

2. The one memory of Flora Banks - Emily Barr

A girl with memory loss (she can't remember anything the next day)kisses a boy and

suddenly the next day she remembers this kiss. The boy is gone. Can she unlock her memory?

Read if you like: romance, mystery

3. Extremely loud and incredibly close

After his father died on 9/11, Oskar finds a key. But which of New York's 162 million locks does it open?

Oskar goes on a quest to find out what the key means.                                         Read if you like: mystery, heartfelt stories

B2/advanced+/ havo level:

1. Turtles all the way down - John Green

Aza Holmes never intended to pursue the disappearance of fugitive billionaire Russell Pickett, but there's a hundred-thousand-dollar reward at stake and her Best and Most Fearless Friend, Daisy, is eager to investigate. 

2. Last Lesson - James Coodhand

Last year, Ollie Morcombe was a star pupil, popular and a gifted musician. Then, after the accident, everything changed. 

Now he's an outcast, a prime target of the school bullies who have made his life a living hell. Today - the last day of the 

school year - he's brought those bullies a gift. A homemade pipe bomb.

3. Orphans of the Tide - Struan Murray

When a mysterious boy washes in with the tide, the citizens believe he's the Enemy - the god who drowned 

the world - come again to cause untold chaos. Only Ellie, believes he's innocent.Ellie must prove who he really 

is - even if that means revealing her own dangerous secret . . . 

Read if you like: fantasy

Introduction period 2

• Test Chapter 2

1. In testweek: 

Listening, Reading, Writing, Vocabulary & Grammar 

2. Before testweek:

Task Assignment - Speaking 

• Portfolio

Book report

Week 1 - lesson 1

Part 2: introduction Chapter 2 (20 min.)

- Task and goals introduction

- Exercise in pairs: Crime vocab

Goals:

- you learn about the expectations of period 2

- You learn the theme words about crime

Introduction

Chapter 2: Crime

1 - Do you watch true crime documentaries on Netflix or other streaming services?

2 - Share a good crime-related film/series/book/story

3 - What words about crime do you already know?

Funfact: True crime popularity

Youtube:

Exercise: 

Get to know Crime vocab

Work in pairs (groups of 2)

Step 1: Go to Teams - 3Cen - Bestanden - Theme words crime lyrics.pdf

Step 2: Choose a song from the list and listen to it while reading the lyrics (use headphones)

Step 3: Write on an online document:

- Your names

- Make a list with at least 10 words in the lyrics that have to do with crime + translation 

- Write a short summary of the song and explain what the lyrics are about

Step 4: Share your online document with: [e-mail]

Goals:

- You learn the theme words about crime

Chapter 2 - Crime

Work on your own (40 min.)

 Work exercises from planner for this week:

Finished? 

Study new words: theme words & A watching, page 120

Goals:

- You learn the theme words about crime

Week 1 - lesson 2

                What did we do last lesson? 

0-5         Startup Chapter 2 / Book Report / Lyrics-exercise

                What will we do this lesson?

5-20      Reading text 'Fighting car criminal from the sky' with tips on MC q.

20-60   Groupwork: Give a presentation

60-80   Work on Planner week 1 + Read book

Goals:

- you know words to do with crime and you can use them correctly 

- You can find specific information in a text from a magazine

English Period 2

Chapter 2: Crime / Bookreport

Period goals

Chapter 2:

Task goal (groupwork):

Make and film a newsitem video in which the reporter explains a crime, 2 eye witnesses describe the criminal and an experts gives advice about the situation.

Bookreport (in Teams):

Don't forget! Thin book? Switch next week.

C Reading - page 90

Exercise 16 - Before reading: Look at photos & title

Exercise 17 - During reading: Answering MC Questions

Goal:  You can find specific information in a text from a magazine

Exercise 15, page 89

Groupwork: Give a Presentation 

In pairs - 10 min.

Step 1 - Think of something crime-related you would like to talk about together. This could be a crime-song, crime-news article, crime-film. Do research into your topic. 

Write down facts about the crime in an online document: 

What happened? / When? / Where? / Why? / Who was involved? 

Use Theme Words from p. 120.

Goal:  You know words to do with crime and you can use them correctly 

Exercise 15, page 89

Groupwork: Give a Presentation 

In pairs - 10 min.

Step 2 - Make a presentation about your topic. 

Write down keywords for yourself on a piece of paper. 

Practise your presentation.

Goal:  You know words to do with crime and you can use them correctly 

Exercise 15, page 89

Groupwork: Give a Presentation 

In groups of 4 - 10 min.

Step 3 - Do your presentations. 

Discuss afterwards what went well and what you might do differently next time.

Goal:  You know words to do with crime and you can use them correctly 

Goal check:
New words about
crime

Work on your planner

Done with exercises? Read in your book.

Time left? - Quizlet on Theme Words

Goals:

- you know words to do with crime and you can use them correctly 

- You can find specific information in a text from a magazine