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dimarts, 6 de setembre del 2016

Unit 1: A Computer for the Club

OBJECTIVES
Throughout this unit, the student will be able to achieve the following aims:

  •   Identify and name activities
  •   Spell words
  •   Predict what happens in the story
  •   Listen, read, understand and act out the story
  •   Learn the grammar table for Unit 1
  •   Ask and say what you do and don’t do
  •   Practise pronunciation: /ʌ/ and /uː/
  •   Make and sort the activity cut-out cards
  •   Sing a song and say a rap
  •   Play the games
  •   Understand and think about values
  •   Listen and read about using computers
  •   Ask and say what you use computers to do
  •   Listen and read a report
  •   Prepare, plan and write your project
  •   Read an email
  •   Watch a video clip
  •   Listen and use everyday classroom language
  •   Listen and read for pleasure
  •   Review, assess and plan your own learning
                      
CONTENTS: 
- LANGUAGE KNOWLEDGE AND USE
Linguistic knowledge:
ACTIVE LANGUAGE
RECEPTIVE LANGUAGE
CORE LANGUAGE
RECYCLED LANGUAGE
CLASSROOM LANGUAGE
falls over
drops
lucky
mobile phones
MP3 players
policeman
runs away
window cleaner

Activities
do sports, go on excursions, help people, listen to music, make things, paint pictures, play games, take photos, use a computer, watch films
Story vocabulary
kind, laptop, shed, thief
CLIL vocabulary: ICT
blog, document, email, internet, keyboard, mouse, printer, screen
Structures
Do you ... ? Yes, I do./No, I don’t.
What do you do in your free time? I do …/I don’t …
Are you … ? Yes, I am./No, I’m not.
I use a computer to … I also …

club, draw, family, friends, games, home, listen, present, project,
read a book, look at photos, school, sing songs, write stories, study, videos
the alphabet
It’s a …

Main function: saying you’ve finished and asking what to do
I’ve finished.
What do I do now?

Pronunciation
-      the /ʌ/ and /uː/ sounds (club, run / do, music)







HOW TO MAKE A CHRISTMAS CRACKER



Here you can find here a tutorial to make a Christmas cracker. We will learn what is a Christmas cracker.

"Crackers are typically pulled at the Christmas dinner table or at parties.Typically these contents are a coloured paper hat; a small toy, small plastic model or other trinket and a motto, a joke, a riddle or piece of trivia on a small strip of paper.
  The paper hats, with the appearance of crowns, are usually worn when eating Christmas dinner.
 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopaedia




Sports vocabulary

Just to help you to learn the most important or well-known sports


XMAS TRADITIONS

In this video you can learn about Christmas in Great Britain:



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A ROOM ON THE BROOM


Enjoy this story about this wonderful witch.




THE STONE SOUP

A cartoon version of the story in unit 7




LANGUAGE IN THE CLASSROOM

                                                                        Greetings
  • ·         Hello
  • ·         Good morning
  • ·         Good afternoon
  • ·         How are you?
  • ·         I’m fine, thank you.
  • ·         Goodbye, see you next lesson
  • ·         Goodbye, see you later

                                                                          Basic instructions
  •  Please speak English
  • ·         Come in, please
  • ·         Go out, please
  • ·         Come here, please
  • ·         Sit down, please
  • ·         Stand up, please
  • ·         Go back to your place
  • ·         Point to the flashcards
  • ·         Look at the board
  • ·         Well done!
  • ·         I don’t understand
  • ·         We’re going to listen to a story
  • ·         We’re going to play a game
  • ·         We’re going to sing a song
  • ·         Listen to me, please
  • ·         Listen to your colleague
  • ·         Listen to the CD, please
  • ·         Repeat after the CD
  • ·          What does “tea” mean?
  • ·         Any questions?
  • ·         Anything else?
  • ·         Can you help me, please?
  • ·         Can I go to the toilet, please?
  • ·         Can you repeat that, please?
  • ·         Is that right?
  • ·         No, that’s wrong

                                                                        Everyday language
  • ·         What day is it today?
  • ·         Today is Monday
  • ·         What’s the weather like today?
  • ·         It’s sunny
  • ·         Can you guess what we’re going to do today?
  • ·         What do you think we’re going to do first?
  • ·         Are you ready?
  • ·         Close your books and listen to the story
  • ·         What happens?
  • ·         Listen and read
  • ·         Answer the questions

                                                                       Meeting people
  • ·         Who is your best friend?
  • ·         Where’s She from?
  • ·         Where does he live?
  • ·         What do you do?
  • ·         What’s your favourite colour?
  • ·         What are you wearing today?
  • ·         What’s _______ wearing today?
  • ·         Which sport do you like best?