Week 46 Lesson 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

- Welcome!

- Take your seat

- Grab your stuff

- Start with the starting exercise 

- In silence (no discussing)

- Raise your hand if you have a question 

- Leave the sheet on your desk when you're finished. 

Hint: Read the questions before reading the text

Question 1

Why has this year been difficult for the UK government?

Question 1

Why has this year been difficult for the UK government?

Because the prime ministers have been coming and going.

Question 1

Why has this year been difficult for the UK government?

Because the prime ministers have been coming and going.

Question 2

Rishi Sunak is PM now. What is unusual about his election?

Question 1

Why has this year been difficult for the UK government?

Because the prime ministers have been coming and going.

Question 2

Rishi Sunak is PM now. What is unusual about his election?

He is elected by his party, and not by voters who usually choose a party and prime minister in a general election.

Question 1

Why has this year been difficult for the UK government?

Because the prime ministers have been coming and going.

Question 2

Rishi Sunak is PM now. What is unusual about his election?

He is elected by his party, and not by voters who usually choose a party and prime minister in a general election.

Question 3

Why is there a huge economic crisis in the UK? Name four reasons.

1.______________________________________

2.______________________________________

3.______________________________________

4.______________________________________

Question 1

Why has this year been difficult for the UK government?

Because the prime ministers have been coming and going.

Question 2

Rishi Sunak is PM now. What is unusual about his election?

He is elected by his party, and not by voters who usually choose a party and prime minister in a general election.

Question 3

Why is there a huge economic crisis in the UK? Name four reasons.

1. The economy has to grow after the Covid-19 pandemic. 

2.______________________________________

3.______________________________________

4.______________________________________

Question 1

Why has this year been difficult for the UK government?

Because the prime ministers have been coming and going.

Question 2

Rishi Sunak is PM now. What is unusual about his election?

He is elected by his party, and not by voters who usually choose a party and prime minister in a general election.

Question 3

Why is there a huge economic crisis in the UK? Name four reasons.

1. The economy has to grow after the Covid-19 pandemic. 

2. The war in Ukraine has made energy prices go up. 

3.______________________________________

4.______________________________________

Question 1

Why has this year been difficult for the UK government?

Because the prime ministers have been coming and going.

Question 2

Rishi Sunak is PM now. What is unusual about his election?

He is elected by his party, and not by voters who usually choose a party and prime minister in a general election.

Question 3

Why is there a huge economic crisis in the UK? Name four reasons.

1. The economy has to grow after the Covid-19 pandemic. 

2. The war in Ukraine has made energy prices go up. 

3. Things cost more because of inflation. 

4.______________________________________

Question 1

Why has this year been difficult for the UK government?

Because the prime ministers have been coming and going.

Question 2

Rishi Sunak is PM now. What is unusual about his election?

He is elected by his party, and not by voters who usually choose a party and prime minister in a general election.

Question 3

Why is there a huge economic crisis in the UK? Name four reasons.

1. The economy has to grow after the Covid-19 pandemic. 

2. The war in Ukraine has made energy prices go up. 

3. Things cost more because of inflation. 

4. The value of the UK pound dropped to very low levels. 

Question 4

Sunak is different from the earlier PM’s Johnson and Truss. What is different?

Question 4

Sunak is different from the earlier PM’s Johnson and Truss. What is different?

Sunak comes from a migrant family and he is a young man.

Question 4

Sunak is different from the earlier PM’s Johnson and Truss. What is different?

Sunak comes from a migrant family and he is a young man.

Question 5

Sunak’s story is quite like Barack Obama’s story. Name one thing that is the same.

Question 4

Sunak is different from the earlier PM’s Johnson and Truss. What is different?

Sunak comes from a migrant family and he is a young man.

Question 5

Sunak’s story is quite like Barack Obama’s story. Name one thing that is the same. 

They were both successful before. / They both have two daughters. / They both come from a migrant family. 

Question 4

Sunak is different from the earlier PM’s Johnson and Truss. What is different?

Sunak comes from a migrant family and he is a young man.

Question 5

Sunak’s story is quite like Barack Obama’s story. Name one thing that is the same. 

They were both successful before. / They both have two daughters. / They both come from a migrant family. 

Question 6

Do you think that Sunak will be a good PM? Why do you think so? (own answer).

- Finish Lesson 2

- Discuss SE

- Introduction PO

docent.wired.nl

Bespreken SE

- Straks krijg je je toets terug

- Al je spullen terug in de tas

- Er mag niet op de toets geschreven worden

Bespreken SE

6. Wat vind Mary Malone van haar man voor hij het nieuws verteld? Schrijf drie zinnen op uit de tekst waar dit uit blijkt.

Bespreken SE

6. Wat vind Mary Malone van haar man voor hij het nieuws verteld? Schrijf drie zinnen op uit de tekst waar dit uit blijkt.

13. “…this carpet thing should not be too difficult.” (een-na-laatste alinea van bladzijde 14) Welke reden geeft de jongen om het oversteken van het tapijt makkelijk te vinden?

For someone who had only yesterday triumphantly travelled the whole length of the brick path from the stables to the summerhouse without touching the cracks, this carpet thing should not be too difficult.

Bespreken SE

14. “… but the snake stirred as though sensing the nearness, and raised its head and gazed at the foot with bright beady eyes, watching to see if it was going to touch.” (p. 15)

Met wat voor een geluid komt de tweede slang naar hem toe?

Another snake slid up noiselessly beside the first, raised its head, two heads now, two pairs of eyes staring at the foot…

noiselessly = geluidloos

Bespreken SE

16. “He wobbled, waved his arms frantically to keep his balance, …” (p. 16) Hoe wordt zijn manier van balanceren eerder op pagina 15 beschreven. Schrijf dit deel van de zin over.

“He waved his arms around wildly, windmill fashion, to keep his balance, and he got across safely and rested again on the other side.”

Presentation English-Speaking World

Presentation English-Speaking World

                                What are we going to do?

- Een presentatie in het Engels voor een cijfer

   

- Ongeveer 5 minuten, iedereen moet alles kunnen presenteren

   Dagen van presentaties: 13 + 14 december

- Met een groepje

- Bijpassende prezi/powerpoint

- Dit gaat over een gekozen persoon / gebeurtenis van een Engelstalig land

Presentation English-Speaking World

                  What are you going to talk about?

- Gebeurtenis: Aanleiding / gevolg / invloed heden of rest van de geschiedenis

- Persoon: Wat die persoon heeft gedaan waar hij / zij zo bekend om is geworden / welke bijdrage hij/zij aan de wereldgeschiedenis heeft gehad

- Reflecteren op het onderwerp en je eigen mening erover geven

Presentation English-Speaking World

                                  Lijst van onderwerpen

Personen: William Shakespeare - Winston Churchill - 

George Washington - George III - Henry VIII - William of Normandy - William Wallace - Queen Elizabeth II - Princess Diana

Gebeurtenissen: Battle of Britain - The Great Fire of 1666 

- The Easter Rising (1916, Ireland) - Declaration of 

Independence (1776, US) - Brexit (2018)

Of kies je eigen persoon of gebeurtenis, en vraag om goedkeuring

Presentation English-Speaking World

                                     Hoe ga je te werk?

- vorm een groepje van maximaal 3 personen (niet meer)

- kies een persoon/gebeurtenis uit de lijst of bedenk er zelf één en geef het door een de docent

- maak een goede taakverdeling (iedereen is verantwoordelijk voor de presentatie en moet alles kunnen presenteren)

Presentation English-Speaking World

                                     Hoe ga je te werk?

- verzamel goede bronnen

- maak je presentatie

- volgens oud-leerlingen is dit de beste manier om een presentatie te maken:

   - doe je onderzoek

   - maak daarna je (powerpoint)presentatie

   - oefen je presentatie met je groepje en individueel

   - maak als laatste slide 1

Presentation English-Speaking World

                                     Hoe ga je te werk?

- Elke week een moment om met je groep aan je presentatie te werken 

                          Maak de presentatie + bronnen

- Verzamel goede bronnen (= meer dan alleen Wikipedia)

- Er zijn meer bronnen in het Engels over deze onderwerpen

- Maak "moeilijk" Engels "makkelijk" Engels

- Stop er echt tijd en moeite in om je eigen Engelse taal te gebruiken (dus niet te veel van Google Translate)

Presentation English-Speaking World

                                           Voor nu 

- Je krijgt een hand-out met nogmaals alle info

- Maak groepjes van maximaal 3 personen

- Ga bij elkaar zitten

- Brainstorm over het onderwerp

- Geef bij de docent aan als je een onderwerp heb uitgekozen/bedacht 

- Tijd over: Brainstorm alvast over taakverdeling 

Quizlet

- In a moment, you can get your phone

- go to www.quizlet.live

- of scan the QR code

- log in using the code on the screen

- use your own name please

quizlet.com

- Start working on presentations

- Practice vocabulary 

Don't forget to learn the words on

p. 37, 38 and 45