TBL lesson 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Lesson outcome:

At the end of the lesson, YOU are able to write down the feelings you experience while being in a city.

LessonUp rule:

Sometimes you have to use your phone. When you are done answering the questions you put the phone on the corner of your table: UPSIDE DOWN.

- otherwise, the phone is mine until 5

You just watched a video about how people feel while being in a city or a rural environment.

Use your phone:

How would you describe a city in 1 word?

What comes to mind while thinking about a city?

- You can add multiple words in the word web!

Task: 7 minutes

1.    Think about the feelings you experience while being in a city.
3.    Discuss this in pairs; what feelings do you both experience?
4.    Write down four feelings in a sentence. Write each sentence on a separate sticky note.

5.    Stick the sticky note on the whiteboard in the columns: positive feelings or negative feelings.

www.schoolbordportaal.nl

Report to class

- read: what are the negative feelings towards the city

- read: what are the positive feelings towards the city

What part of speech did you use most during the last activity?

1. adverbs
2. adjectives
3. articles
4. nouns

Adjectives! - bijvoegelijk naamwoord

An adjective says something about a noun. 

(zelfstandig naamwoord)

Example:

Tom is shy.
Alice is happy.

you can transform a verb into an adjective

use: - ing or - ed

• add -ing to describe the characteristics of a thing, a person or a situation. - the amazing city
  
• add - ed when describing an emotion or a feeling.                        - The annoyed baker in the shop
  

Do adjectives come before or after the noun?

1. before
2. after

 Adjectives Are Placed Before Noun

Example: a wonderful book; very interesting people

Note: Don't place an adjective after the noun

Example: an apple red

 Adjectives are placed before the noun

Example: a wonderful place & very interesting people

Note: Don't place an adjective after the noun

Example: a apple red

What have you learned?

What do you want to do differently next lesson?

What do you think about LessonUp in the classroom?

https:

https: