VIU 33, 34, 52 - 1HA1 May 16th pt. 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

May 16th - 1HA1

What do you need:

Your 'Vocabulary' notebook

2 pens (1 for writing, 1 for checking)

Your phone - put in your pocket!

13:10-14:00

Leerdoel: 

Goals

Plan: 33, 34 and 52 online check/practice test

At the end of the lesson:

- I have read a chapter from the Skyreaders

- I have recapped all of the vocabulary for the test using an online practice test

Ask a student to read out the goals

Reading - The skyreaders

Recap previous chapter. We'll read another one today

Write down:

Important characters in the chapter + who they are

A summary of 1 sentence about what happened in this chapter

Write it on the same page in your notebook as the other information!

until 13:20

Recap what happened previously first, that's why they're writing their summaries! Then read the next chapter and let them write down things the same way as last time.
Afterwards check what they wrote down

10 min. (depending on size of chapter)

Homework

Do: Unit 52 ex. 52.1-52.5 on 'p.' 110

Study: Summarize unit 33, 34 and 52

until 12:07

Vraag naar de over to you section, then move on. - 2 min

LessonUp

Take out your phone. This is a practice test so I want you to fill it out with what you think and not what your neighbour thinks. So, do not yell answers throughout the classroom and try to do it by yourself. Making mistakes is totally fine.

This will be a check for yourself to see if you know the VIU chapters for Monday or not yet. No phone: write on paper

until 13:22

What do the Scottish celebrate on December 31st?

1. New Year's Eve
2. Hogmanay
3. New Year's Day
4. Bonfire Night

On this day most organisations are closed: b..... h......

Name 3 types of schools in the UK.

Children aged 5-11 go to this school: ....... school

You don't have to pay to go to this school

1. State school
2. Private school

Which Indian dish is very popular in the UK?

What is this dish?

This traditional UK dish is made of eggs, flour and milk

1. Fish and chips
2. Roast beef and roast potatoes
3. Yorkshire Pudding
4. English breakfast

Political decisions are made in the: Houses .... ..............

Name the PERSON that fits:
They steal things from shops: a ...

Name the CRIME that fits:
a robber commits: a ...

Name the PERSON that fits:
a person who attacks someone and takes their money: a ...

a murder

a burglary

terrorism

To attack somebody or a place

To kill someone

To break into a house

A football h....... is someone who goes to a football match to make trouble

If he is i....... he can go home

If you commit a crime, the p........ will take you away

I have to pay a $30 f........ because I parked in the wrong place

...... month it will be June

1. Next
2. Last

To talk about time in general you talk about:

1. the past simple, the present simple and the future
2. the now
3. the future and the present
4. the past, the present and the future

I go swimming ........ [one time] a week

I'll be with you ..... a moment

1. in
2. at
3. for
4. soon

She's in Paris ..... the moment

1. in
2. at
3. for
4. soon

It's 10 ......... now

It a........ (altijd) snows in Canada in the winter

I o....... (vaak) go swimming

She likes to go out n..... ..... ...... (nu en dan)

My mum r...... (heel soms) eats meat

If time left:

What: Study unit 33, 34 and 52

How: In pairs or alone. Make a summary or study the summary you made already.

Help: Vocab lists, teacher, each other

Time: Until 12:36

Done: No, you're not

Outcome: This is 'homework' for the test on Monday

until 12:35

15 min to do the exercises from unit 19.

When done they check 18 and 19

Monday

The test

Rest of that week: project days so no class

Don't forget your cooking video. It's available for hand in on ELO now

Goals

Raise your hand if it's true for you

- I have read a chapter from the Skyreaders

- I have recapped all of the vocabulary for the test using an online practice test

Ask 4 separate students who raised their hand to give me a fact about one of the topics

No tidying up until the bell rings