Lesson 14 - Final project: Choose your own unit

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Final project: choose your own Unit

This weeks lessons 

To do:

-tasks explained

-choose a unit

-start reading

-requirements

-ideas

-start working

Goals: 

-you can work on your own project

-you can use your creativity during this project

-you can plan your tasks ahead

3 work classes

1. introduction page

-unit title

-map drawing including KEY

-find extra information about two of the following themes:

rivers/landscape/weather/settlement/work/transport/food

4 work classes

1. introduction page

-unit title

-map drawing including KEY

-find extra information about two of the following themes:

rivers/landscape/weather/settlement/work/transport/food

mapping

4 work classes

1. introduction page

-unit title

-map drawing including KEY

-find extra information about two of the following themes:

rivers/landscape/weather/settlement/work/transport/food

work on two themes

transport

rivers

landscape

work

weather

settlement

3 work classes

2. keywords and questions

-do the keywords and questions of the whole unit. Some keywords are places (locate them on your map), and find extra information about them.

3 work classes

3. Two 'must visit' places

Which locations in your country/continent are worth visiting?

-1 landscape

-1 city

Explain why this is important to visit and show pictures.

3. Two 'must visit' places

Belfast. Capital of Northern Ireland. 342.000 inhabitants.

It is very nice to visit the 'Titanic Quarter'. This is where they designed the real TITANIC.

3. Two 'must visit' places

The Giant's Causeway consists of basalt rocks which formed because of volcanic activity.

It is a very touristic attraction!

Pupil book 3

Unit 7. Scotland

Unit 8. France

Unit 9. South America

Unit 10. Asia

Pupil book 4

Unit 7. Northern Ireland

Unit 8. Germany

Unit 9. North America

Uit 10. Asia 

Notes

Community-> a place where people live together.

Three types of communities:

1. URBAN (stedelijk) : large and highly populated

2.SUBURBAN (buitensteden, aan de rand van de stad): near a city, more space, less traffic)

3.RURAL (platteland, dorpen): very few people, lots of natural landscape surrounding it

Notes

Town -> smaller than a city, but larger than a village. 

The smaller a community, the less facilities there are. 

Examples:

Amsterdam-> city

Hoofddorp->town

Zwaanshoek->village

Let's compare

homework

Create an introduction page for Unit 4.

• including title
• word cloud
• picture/drawing
• 5 facts about your town/village or city.

homework

homework