Periode 8 les 3 - 2G

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

Examenvoorbereiding Familie

Welcome dear students

For today:

- Warmers- story+ last man standing

- prepare famous family+ presentation

- Assignment family tree + discuss

-writing assignment

MY FAMILY

Family words

Advanced vocab Family

Adopt – To legally agree to permanently look after someone else’s child

Black sheep of the family – A member of the family considered bad or rebellious in some way

Breadwinner – The person who earns money to support a family

Fall out with – To have an argument or disagreement with someone

Family man – A man who is highly dedicated to his family

Own flesh and blood – Emphasising that you are referring to a member of your family.

Blood is thicker than water – Family relationships are the most important

Foster – To legally agree to temporarily look after someone else’s child

Get on well/badly with – Have a good/bad relationship with someone

Get round someone – To persuade someone. Often a child ‘gets round’ their parents

Give a telling off – To discipline someone. Usually, parents tell off their children.

Hereditary – Something that is passed from one generation to the next

Look alike – To have a similar appearance to someone

Look up to – To admire

Look after – To take care of

Named after – To be given a name because of someone else in your family

Older generation – A group of people not classed as young. Generally, they have children/grandchildren.

Run in the family – When traits are shared amongst family members.

Sibling rivalry – Fighting or conflict between brothers and sisters

Single-parent – A parent raising a child by themselves

Take after someone – Something you inherit from an older family member

Give a telling off – To discipline someone. Usually, parents tell off their children.

Hereditary – Something that is passed from one generation to the next

Look alike – To have a similar appearance to someone

Look up to – To admire

Look after – To take care of

Named after – To be given a name because of someone else in your family

Older generation – A group of people not classed as young. Generally, they have children/grandchildren.

Run in the family – When traits are shared amongst family members.

Sibling rivalry – Fighting or conflict between brothers and sisters

Single-parent – A parent raising a child by themselves

Take after someone – Something you inherit from an older family member

To raise/bring up a child/children – To take care of children from childhood to adulthood

To support a family – To provide food and resources for a family to survive

Upbringing – The way that a person was raised from childhood to adulthood

Wears the trousers – The person who is in control

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Presentation about my family

Tell me something about your family: Use your familytree.

- How many people are there? 

- How old are they?

- What profession does your father, mother, brother or sister have?

- Who do you resemble most? Why?

To finish

Who is your favorite person?

Why?

Gebruik whiteboard bordjes.

Icebreakers

Who am I?

The same warm-up

2 minutes to find similarities

Famous families presentation

Choose a famous family you are interested in.

Talk about: ( minimum of 4 minutes)

1)Start with the name of the family and why they are famous. Provide a brief overview of their achievements.

2)Who is in the family? Family background.

3)What do they do? How has this family influenced their industry.

4)Some interesting facts.

2. Famous family quiz

In tweetallen maken ze een quiz over een bekende familie (bijv. the Kardashians, the Royal Family, the Beckhams, etc.).

Vragen als:

“Who is married to…?” / “How many children do they have?”

Andere duo’s proberen de quiz te beantwoorden.

Writing assignment

 Describe two people in your life

Topics:

ages

children

interests/hobbies

jobs

married or single

names

where they live

Jasmine writes about.......people?

Speaking assignment

Talk about people in your life.

Vul je werkblad in.

Stel daarna twee vragen aan jouw partner.

Questions

1. Who is he/she?

2. How do you know this person?

3. How often do you speak/talk?

4. What is your favorite thing about this person?

5. Your own question.