H4B - 26-08-2021 - Les 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

WELCOME

Today is the 26th of August

The Word of the Day is emigrate

verb | EM-uh-grayt

"to leave a country or region in order to live somewhere else."

- The author's family emigrated from Hungary. -

TODAY

After this lesson you will ...

• know a little more about your teacher
  
• have given your teacher some information about yourself
  
• know what to expect from this period (study planner)
  
• have downloaded the iBook: Route 66 & Follow Up
  
• know what the next few weeks are going to look like
  

INTRODUCTION (1/2)

• C. Korten
• Here from Monday - Thursday
• [e-mail]

Any further questions?

INTRODUCTION (2/2)

• Roll Call
• Go to https://forms.office.com/r/N5XTpCsr6j and fill in the form in English
  

Any further questions?

PRACTICALITIES

• Take your responsibility
• Come prepared (e.g. iPad, homework)
• Respect each other
• Phone out of sight / iPad flat on your table
• No airpods/earphones unless stated otherwise
  

LET'S GET STARTED

• Go to ELO.BORNEGO.NL or open the Moodle app.
• Go to MIJN CURSUSSEN, search for and join ENGELS HAVO 4.
• Download 'Route 66 periode 1 (iBook)
• Optional: download 'Follow Up 4.1'

STUDY PLANNER & PTA

Where do we find it?

What is important?

LET'S GET STARTED

Make sure you have a notebook (either paper or online) dedicated to this subject.

Here, you can write down everything and that will make studying easier!

We'll start with text 1

I COULDN'T STOP SHOPLIFTING

A girl's own story

Jane started shoplifting when she was 12, thinking it'd impress people. As she got more into it, she didn't stop to consider the consequences of getting caught...

I COULDN'T STOP SHOPLIFTING

My problems started when I was 12 - Mum and Dad split up and Dad went to live with his new girlfriend miles away. If that wasn't bad enought, we had to sell the house (Dad wanted half the money) and Mum and I moved to another town where I started a new school.

I COULDN'T STOP SHOPLIFTING

It was the beginning of the second year and everyone had their own mates. It was afwul, I felt so lonely. After school and at weekends, I used to go up to the amusement arcade by myself and hang out there. That's where I met Tracey.

I COULDN'T STOP SHOPLIFTING

She was 15 and a bit of a rebel, something of a school celebrity. I was chuffed she wanted to be friends with me. We'd gossip about the boys playing on the machines or hang out with her friends in the café.

I COULDN'T STOP SHOPLIFTING

Shock tactics

A few weeks after we first made friends we went shopping together for her mum's birthday present. I remember flicking through some records and looking up to see her pick up a CD and stick it into her carrier bag. My jaw must've dropped - I was so shocked, I couldn't get out fast enought.

I COULDN'T STOP SHOPLIFTING

I knew it wasn't right, but I didn't want to lose the only friend I had. So, in the next shop, I picked up a bottle of perfume and slipped it into my pocket. It was really easy, but I was convinced someone was going to catch me. As I walked towards the door I had this knot of fear in my stomach, but the second I got outside I felt sky high!

CONTINUE READING