sábado, 13 de junio de 2020

ENGLISH CLASS.- WEEK 11

                                

 

Monday

 

 

 

 

 

 

VIRTUAL  CLASS.  9:10 – 9:50

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book page 160 .                                                                   

Track   87 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dwkUh55cFUsWb4UG-FHyjvI2A3oYbb9z/view?usp=sharing

Powerpoint performance.

 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JupVOoxMCfJTEPuMGaawfAqVyVEkGugW/view?usp=sharing 

 

Topic: Vocabulary     Showtime

 

Good  morning  kids

How  are  you  today?

 

Activity 1.

 

Listen to the song and follow.

• Play Track 87, https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dwkUh55cFUsWb4UG-FHyjvI2A3oYbb9z/view?usp=sharing  You have to listen and follow along in your book.

 

Activity 2.

Present the Vocabulary (10 min.)

 

• Watch the flashcards to learn  the movie adjectives . Say the words and  repeat  them .

• Answer : Which word in the entry is the opposite?

• You should  know that a classic movie is a relatively old movie that people over the years have agreed is excellent.

•Guess what! The word hit in this   case means that a hit movie is a very popular one.

 

 

BLOG  ACTIVITIES:

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book page 160 .                                                                   

Grammar  and  Vocabulary    book pages  106 .

 

Topic: Vocabulary     Showtime

 

Activity 1. 

 

Read and circle the hyphenated adjectives in the song.

• You have to scan the text of the song to find and underline all the hyphenated words.

• You have to add any word you missed.

 

VIRTUAL  CLASS.  10:30 – 10:40

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book page 160 .                                                                   

Track   87 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dwkUh55cFUsWb4UG-FHyjvI2A3oYbb9z/view?usp=sharing

Powerpoint performance.

 

 

Topic: Vocabulary     Showtime

 

Activity 1 . 

 

Test your movie knowledge. Write the correct titles.

• Read the instructions and the movie titles aloud.

• You have to read the sentences aloud and agree on the movie.

• You will have seen these movies or heard of them (or others in the series, for Despicable Me, Harry Potter andPirates of the Caribbean).

• If  you haven’t you may  want to find trailers for these movies.

 

Tuesday

 

 

 

 

VIRTUAL  CLASS.  10:30 – 10:40

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book pages  161.

Grammar  and  Vocabulary    book pages  107 .

Track 88 https://drive.google.com/file/d/18W996bmenajBapXeMXfk0wbNkt6jVcmt/view?usp=sharing

Topic:   Grammar   “ Each - Every ”

 

 

Good  morning  kids

How  are  you  today?

 

Activity 1 . 

 

Read and circle the answers. Listen and check.

Manage Your Class

• You have to read the text silently and circle your  choices in pencil, using screen I powerpoint  as a reference. Then You have to compare with the class.

• Answer: Is the noun singular or plural? Is it about one (sound)? Two? More than two?

 

 

BLOG  ACTIVITIES:

 

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book pages  156  .

Powerpoint performance. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BxrtBeLgL56hf7HyZQ7DbdGi047ax2Nd/view?usp=sharing

 

Topic:   Grammar   “ Each - Every ”

 

Activity 1 . 

 

Match the sentence halves about Jack Foley.

• Read the instructions aloud. You have to recall from the article: Who is Jack Foley?  What are sound artists called today? (Foley artists.)

• You have to  read the sentence halves.

• You have to try each sentence half on the left with the options on the right. Then you can check to see if the sentence makes sense.

• You  can  match in using powerpoint. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BxrtBeLgL56hf7HyZQ7DbdGi047ax2Nd/view?usp=sharing

 

Activity 2 . 

 

 

Activity 3 . 

 

Discuss. How do you think foley artists make these sounds?

• You have to read the instructions and items.

• You have to use the objects or others in the home to make the best sound effect.

• You have to share your version of each sound effect for the class to vote on the best.

• You have to predict what foley artists would do.

 

Grammar  and  Vocabulary    book pages  107 .

 

 

 

 

Wednesday

 

 

 

 

BLOG  ACTIVITIES:

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book pages  162 -164 .

Track 89 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1npD2RIBtOy6Wv0dtR2zXgwi4N3PgeMG3/view?usp=sharing

Powerpoint performance. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mnli8YPKDBZzXE5cICt8ZxQsAmYER4tz/view?usp=sharing

 

Topic:   Reading   “Movies  through  the  years”

 

Good  morning  kids

How  are  you  today?

 

Activity 1 . 

 

Look at the pictures of movies. In what decade do you think each movie was made? Why?

• You have to read the title and preview the movie stills.

• Elicit that the pictures go from simple black-and-white to detailed full-color animation, so you must be going from oldest to newest. Answer  if you  can identify any of the movies or characters.

 

 

Activity 2 . 

 

Read the article again and write the paragraph headings.

• You have to  read loudly.

 

Find the following information. Use the headings to help.

• You have to identify the heading under which they would find each piece of information.

• Then you have to answer individually.

 

Match the words with the definitions.

• You have to find each term in the text, read the context to find clues to its meaning, and then match it to the correct definition.

• I  know   that you   can  draw a picture of each item based on the text or your own experience.

 

Activity  3. 

 

Complete the timeline. Write a movie or event from the text for each year.

• You have to complete the timeline based on the article. Remind that most of the events in the article are presented in chronological order

 

 

 

Thursday

 

 

VIRTUAL  CLASS.  10:30 – 10:40

 

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book page 165 .

Spelling notebook.

Powerpoint performance. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qrLgEyhupEI1WYMCaXxKPH0kestfb9zG/view?usp=sharing

Track 90 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1geKrBWBSBzkcsRhKaub8ZXP3L68waDQe/view?usp=sharing

 

Topic:  Listening      Summarizing  Key  Ideas

 

Activity 1

 

Which special effect does each person use? Listen and write the names.

• You are going to listen to three special-effects artists talk about their jobs.

• Play Track 90  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1geKrBWBSBzkcsRhKaub8ZXP3L68waDQe/view?usp=sharing and  listen and look at the pictures.

• Then read the instructions, and the quotes. Read the names and repeat.

• Play the track again for listening and writing.

 

 

BLOG  ACTIVITIES:

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book page 165 .

Grammar  and  Vocabulary    book pages  108 and 109.

 

Powerpoint performance. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qrLgEyhupEI1WYMCaXxKPH0kestfb9zG/view?usp=sharing

 

Topic:  Listening      Summarizing  Key  Ideas

 

Activity 1 .

 

 Answer the questions in your notebook.

 

• You have to answer independently.

• Answer : How have special effects changed the way people make movies?

 

You have to write a summary of what each special effect can do and how it helps movie-makers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday

VIRTUAL  CLASS.  10:30 – 10:40

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book page 166 .

Track 91 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Eg1rzXcmavDSuioXNXw7knnIRLVr0tB-/view?usp=sharing

Powerpoint performance. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lNW1OZWp7yPhPJm8Wp7_-wBuKOHhTNkE/view?usp=sharing 

 

 

Topic: Speaking   “Speaking with Expressions”

 

Activity 1 . 

 

Listen to each scene. Number the pictures in order.

• You  will listen to dialogue from scenes in these movies based on children’s stories.

• Play Track 91 for listening and numbering.

 

Listen again. What emotions are the characters feeling?

• Read the question, and listen to  brainstorm. Write your ideas . Play the track again one scene at a time, pausing to give enough time to listen  and list the emotions.

 

BLOG  ACTIVITIES:

 

Teaching Resources:

Language LOG  book page 166 .

Powerpoint performance.

Vocabulary  and Grammar LOG  book page110 - 111.

 

 

Topic: Speaking   “Speaking with Expressions”

 

Activity 1 . 

 

Choose a set of lines below and read them aloud. Think about the character and the emotion. Try to show the same emotion as you read.

• Read the directions aloud.

• You  should read with exaggerated emotion rather than reading with not enough emotion

• Invite pairs to perform from their seats.

You   will  solve   Vocabulary  and Grammar LOG  book page110 - 111.