G+H+I: Listening + Reading + Speaking & writing

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 1

- Taking the register

- Newsround

- What do you need?

- Homework check (Wheel of Doom)

- Today's activities

- Next time in English class

- Homework

- Extra activity

- Exit ticket

Newsround

Play

Study: 

- vocab A + B + C + D

- vragen maken met 'to do' en 'have got'

- meervoud

Copy:

Vocab G + H 

Do:

Exercise 17A, page 77+78, activitybook a

Exercise 17A

1. A medal (zn) medaille / B plate (zn) bord / plaat 

2. A bored (bn) verveeld /  B interested (bn) geïnteresseerd 

3. A smart (bn) slim / B stupid (bn) dom 

4. A excuse (zn) excuus / smoes / B truth (zn) waarheid 

5. A blame (ww) de schuld geven / B hurt (ww) pijn doen 

6. A failed (ww) gefaald / mislukt / B worked (ww) werkte 

7. A fallen ill (ww) ziek geworden / B recovered (ww) hersteld 

8. A better (bn) beter / B worse (bn) slechter 

G: Listening 

     Gym class hero

H: Reading

     Record runner

I: Speaking & writing

     Zo praat je over je eigen gezondheid en die 

     van anderen

G: Listening

Gym class hero

G: Listening

 

Listen: Gym class heroes

Do: Exercise 17B 

       (page 77+78, Activitybook A)

Exercise 17B

1. B > medal

2. B > interested

3. B > stupid 

4. A > excuse 

5. B > hurt 

6. B > worked

7. B > recovered

8. A > better 

H: Reading

 

Look at: Record runner 

               (page 46+47, Textbook)

Do: Exercise 18 

       (page 78, Activitybook A)

Exercise 18

Exercise 18

1. Run marathon

Exercise 18

1. Run marathon

2. Aged 100

Exercise 18

1. Run marathon

2. Aged 100

3. - no smoking or drinking

    - staying positive 

    - eating ginger curry

Exercise 18

1. Run marathon

2. Aged 100

3. - no smoking or drinking

    - staying positive 

    - eating ginger curry

4. 89

Exercise 18

1. Run marathon

2. Aged 100

3. - no smoking or drinking

    - staying positive 

    - eating ginger curry

4. 89

5. No, only stopped running races

H: Reading

 

Read: Record runner 

               (page 46+47, Textbook)

Do: Exercise 19 

       (page 78, Activitybook A)

Exercise 19

1. Fauja Singh came last in the Toronto marathon.

2. Singh ran his first marathon at the age of 100.

3. He came to his first training in sports clothes.

4. Fauja Singh has always had a hard time running..

Exercise 19

1. Fauja Singh came last in the Toronto marathon.

    3,851st 

2. Singh ran his first marathon at the age of 100. 

3. He came to his first training in sports clothes.

4. Fauja Singh has always had a hard time running.

Exercise 19

1. Fauja Singh came last in the Toronto marathon.

    3,851th 

2. Singh ran his first marathon at the age of 100. 

    89 

3. He came to his first training in sports clothes.

4. Fauja Singh has always had a hard time running.

Exercise 19

1. Fauja Singh came last in the Toronto marathon.

    3,851th 

2. Singh ran his first marathon at the age of 100. 

    89 

3. He came to his first training in sports clothes.

     a three-piece suit and a pair of trainers

4. Fauja Singh has always had a hard time running.

Exercise 19

1. Fauja Singh came last in the Toronto marathon.

    3,851th 

2. Singh ran his first marathon at the age of 100. 

    89 

3. He came to his first training in sports clothes.

     a three-piece suit and a pair of trainers

4. Fauja Singh has always had a hard time running.

     He has always been very motivated and was therefore easy to train.

Exercise 19

5. Running a marathon at the age of 100 will give you a heart attack.

6. Only a few people will stay active later in life.

7. For older people, it is hard to stay motivated when running a 

    marathon.

8. Singh's name will disappear from record books because he stopped  

     running races.

Exercise 19

5. Running a marathon at the age of 100 will give you a heart attack.

     can put as much stress on the heart as a heart attack.

6. Only a few people will stay active later in life.

7. For older people, it is hard to stay motivated when running a 

    marathon.

8. Singh's name will disappear from record books because he stopped  

     running races.

Exercise 19

5. Running a marathon at the age of 100 will give you a heart attack.

     can put as much stress on the heart as a heart attack.

6. Only a few people will stay active later in life.

     More and more

7. For older people, it is hard to stay motivated when running a 

    marathon.

8. Singh's name will disappear from record books because he stopped  

     running races.

Exercise 19

5. Running a marathon at the age of 100 will give you a heart attack.

     can put as much stress on the heart as a heart attack.

6. Only a few people will stay active later in life.

     More and more

7. For older people, it is hard to stay motivated when running a 

    marathon.

    For people of all ages 

8. Singh's name will disappear from record books because he stopped  

     running races.

Exercise 19

5. Running a marathon at the age of 100 will give you a heart attack.

     can put as much stress on the heart as a heart attack.

6. Only a few people will stay active later in life.

     More and more

7. For older people, it is hard to stay motivated when running a 

    marathon.

    For people of all ages 

8. Singh's name will disappear from record books because he stopped  

     running races.

    His name will probably be in the record books for a long time.

Fact file: Faujah Singh

 

Nickname(s): Turbaned Tornado / Running Baba 

                        Sikh Superman

Nationality: British

Born: 1 April 1911 (age 108), Beas Pind, Punjab, British 

           India 

Residence: United Kingdom

Years active: 2000–present

Height: 1.72 m (5 ft 8 in)

Weight: 53 kg (117 lb)

I: Speaking & writing

 

Read: Stone 8 (page 48, Textbook or handout)

Do: Exercise 22+23 

       (page 80+81, Activitybook A)

Exercise 22

1. I have (got) a black eye.

    He has (got) a black eye.

2. My (little) brother has (got) a broken wrist.

3. My finger hurts a lot.

    Her finger hurts a lot.

4. I have (got) a cold / a stuffy nose.

    He has (got) a cold / a stuffy nose. 

5. I have (got) a cut.

   He has (got) a cut.

6. I am / She is happy / terrific / all right / fine, thanks.

Exercise 23

1. I feel a bit sick

2. I have (got) a terrible headache

3. a stuffy nose

4. my chest hurts a lot

5. you have (got) a fever

6. you feel miserable

7. you have (got) the flu

8. my brother feels much better than yesterday.

Study: 

- Vocab A + B + C + D

- Grammar

   - vragen maken met 'to be'

   - vragen maken met 'have (got)'

   - meervoud

Copy:

- Vocab G + H

Extra exercises

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H1A      H1B

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