klas 1 - lesson 3.3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 1

English

Learning about feelings and emotions

    Goals: 

- You can ask and say how you or someone else feels

- You can ask for clarification or repetition

- You can get someone’s attention

- You know words related to feelings and emotions

This lesson

Together

- welcome + game

- video

- learning new words: emotions

By yourself

- unit 3.3 ex. 1,2,3 + 7

Together

Embarressed

happy

scared

cry

bored

scream

angry

tired

How do you feel right now?

happy

sad

nervous

bored

lonely

angry

peaceful

scared

positive

tired

Work on:

• unit 3.3 ex. 1, 2, 3 + 7

Finished?

• study words 3.3 in Quizlet
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Match the answers with the questions.

How do you feel?

Is everything alright with you?

What's wrong?

Are you okay?

I'm so excited!

No, it's not.

He's just a little shy.

No, I'm really worried about this test.

English

This lesson

Together

- welcome + video 

- learning something new: comparing things

By yourself

- practise steps of comparison 

Together

- quizlet live

To do:

Grab 3 things out of your backpack.

Put them in order:

- size

- how much they cost

Comparatives and superlatives

Trappen van vergelijking

- Comparative: vergrotende trap

- Superlative: overtreffende trap

Box A is small.

Box B is smaller than box A.

Box C is the smallest of all.

A

B

C

Aantekening

Woorden van 1 lettergreep:

- Comparative: -er

- Superlative: -est

old

older

oldest

Aantekening:

hot

hotter

hottest

Spellingsregels:

3.  Bijvoeglijk naamwoord eindigt op 1 klinker (a, e, i, o, u)

+ 1 medeklinker, medeklinker verdubbelen

big

bigger

biggest

Aantekening:

Woorden van twee lettergrepen die eindigen op:

medeklinker + y

-y   wordt: -ier  en -iest

happy       happier      happiest

Aantekening:

Alle andere bijvoegelijk naamwoorden van 2 lettergrepen of meer: more of most ervoor zetten

expensive

more expensive

most expensive

Aantekening:

Uitzonderingen (die moet je uit je hoofd leren)

good                        better            best
bad                           worse            worst
much/many         more              most
little                         less                 least
far                             further          furthest

Who is the (good) .... drummer in the world?

1. better
2. gooder
3. goodest
4. best

My friend is ......(confident) person I know.

1. confidenter
2. the confidentest
3. more confident
4. the most confident

We live in the ... (small) house on the street.

1. small
2. smaller
3. most small
4. smallest

What is your ... (bad) subject at school?

1. badder
2. worse
3. worst
4. baddest

Find the mistake

1. These shoes are more expensive than those.
2. My dog is the cutest in the world.
3. That boat is expensiver than our car.
4. My grandma is the oldest in the family.

Fix the mistake:
That boat is ......(expensive) than our car.

My cat is (fat) ...
than yours.

Who is the (rich) ...
woman on earth?

This flower is (beautiful)
... than that one.

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English

Learning about feelings and emotions

This lesson

Together

- welcome

- words and questions about: emotions

Work in pairs

- Speaking: unit 3.3 ex. 4+5

- Speaking: the wheel

    Goals: 

- You can ask and say how you or someone else feels

- You can ask for clarification or repetition

- You can get someone’s attention

- You know words related to feelings and emotions

How can you ask
how someone
feels?

How do you feel?

I'm really ..... that I cleaned up my room!

1. jealous
2. proud
3. friendly
4. lonely

What is true?

1. She is very happy.
2. She is bored.
3. She has a bad temper.
4. She is peaceful

What is rude?

1. to talk when someone else is talking.
2. to give someone a compliment.
3. to smile.
4. to say 'thank you' and 'please'?

What is she/ he like?

He's always happy and very nice.

He's often quite worried

She seems a bit nervous.

My sister is lazy and moody.

What are you like?

To do:

• Unit 3.3 ex. 4 + 5
• speaking exercise: The Wheel

Medium: Make a sentence with the emotion/feeling from the wheel

Difficult: Click on the wheel and talk with your classmate about the emotion/feeling. For example: talk about when you or others feel that way.

Speaking exercise: The Wheel

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    Goals: 

- You can ask and say how you or someone else feels

- You can ask for clarification or repetition

- You can get someone’s attention

- You know words related to feelings and emotions