Introduction Lesson

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t, mavo, havo
• Leerjaar 1

Jos Romeijn

English Teacher

Married, 2 kids

1st year HVC

15 years in education

questions?

Goals 

At the end of this lesson...

1.  know each other a little bit
2.  what is expected of you
3. You know what you are learning this block and what is important in learning the English language. 

Planning

Attendance
Onze Afspraken (3 min)

Guidelines for English (3 min)

Checking in (10 min)

Tests/Learning goals/Books (7 min)
Getting to work (15 min)

Wrap up (5 min)

Onze Afspraken

1. We behandelen mensen en spullen met respect.

2. We bergen de telefoons tijdens de les op, tenzij de docent toestemming geeft.

3. We eten en drinken buiten het lokaal.

4. We gebruiken de ruimtes in school waarvoor ze bedoeld zijn.

5. We zetten petten/mutsen af in school. We hangen jassen aan de kapstok of doen deze in een kluis.

Guidelines For English

1. We speak and write in English. Always.

2. We make sure everything is in order (books, homework, etc.)

3a. Listen to each other and

3b. Communicate; ask if you don't know, say if you weren't able to ....

• Stand up
• Catch ball
• State name
• What does English mean to you?  1 word or full sentence. Anything else you would like to share?
• Sit down
• Show respect by listening to each other and do not make fun of anyone
• I'll start; A way to communicate (talk, read, write, hear, see etc.) with all kinds of people. 

Test Planning and books block 1

Book: New Interface Book A

Test: Will follow

The Human body

What & Why: Name as many body parts in English, to see what you know

How: Groups of 3/4, write body parts on post-its, paste on mate

Time: 5 minutes 

Help:  You can discuss together and check spelling with me

Output: I count the number of words, winner takes all. 

Finished?: New round, different subject; Friends

https://senorachase.com/2018/03/20/the-lucky-reading-game/

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Crazy Comic

Crazy Comic is from the book 104 Activities that Build by Alanna Jones and encourages teamwork, standardization and coordination.

What you’ll need:

Three or more people

Pencils

Paper

How to play:

Depending on how many team members you have, divide them evenly into groups. Each group will create their own comic strip.

Each person is responsible for drawing one frame of the strip, so the comic’s length is based on how many people are in each group (for example, three people make a three-frame comic). Assign a set amount of time for each team to discuss what the comic will be about, what each person will draw, and so on.

The team will begin drawing at the exact same time without any interaction, so everything must be discussed in detail beforehand. The team is also not allowed to see what the other members are drawing. When time is up, have the teams gather to look at and discuss their comics.

The most effective teams organize themselves with minimal help from leaders. This is an excellent game for teams to practice vision cohesion across components.

This game also works well with teams separated across offices or working remotely. They can work verbally over the phone or Skype to create the comic.

Time to Wrap up...

Think about:

Welke 3 dingen heb je geleerd, welke 2 dingen moet je nog aan werken, 1 ding dat je nog wil weten. 1 minute

Share with neighbour

Share with class

Next hour/lesson

Starting with working from the book/programme