15/10/2019 ZAB-GRUP. RED M 17:30

VOCABULARY: Irregular verbs. Review of the verbs studied and introduction to other 5 verbs.

READING: Jack’s website. Student’s book page 89 ex. 1

WRITING AND SPEAKING: What could you do in the past? What can you do now? Student’s book page 89 ex. 2

GRAMMAR: Present perfect and past simple. Extra exercises provided by the teacher and done in the notebooks (Posted on the intranet)

Games to review

Homework: study the irregular verbs

15 DE OCTUBRE 2019

READING AND LISTENING: STORY – THE NEW GIRL

VOCABULARY: WORDS FROM THE TEXT THEY DON’T KNOW (LONDON, ALONE…)

-STUDENT’S BOOK; PAGE 14; EX: 1 AND 2

READING AND LISTENING: STORY – THE NEW GIRL

VOCABULARY: WORDS FROM THE TEXT THEY DON’T KNOW (LONDON, ALONE…)

-STUDENT’S BOOK; PAGE 15; EX: 1 AND 2

JUEGOS DE REPASO

15/10/2019 OYON-ACH4

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Correct homework: Student´s book: page 9 Ex. 1 and 2 Grammar: irregular verbs

Student´s book: page 10 Reading: characteristics Ex. 1

Workbook: page 9 Grammar: past simple Ex. 1 and 2.

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  • let’s say hello and sing
  • pop outs: make a cube
  • ALL ABOUT ME! “ I can share” listen to the i-poster and point
  • Student’s book page 17 : happy and sad stickers on the pictures
  • ALL ABOUT ME! Video to consolidate what they have learnt
  • Student’s book page 18 : trace over numbers
  • Game: memory game
  • tidy up and bye bye songs

15/10/2019 ZAB TARGET M-J SANDRA

STUDENT’S BOOK: page 84 ex from 1 to 6 

  • VOCABULARY: communication + Science
  • GRAMMAR: collocations (verb + prepositions)

14/10/19*

ZAB ACH 4.1

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 Actividades de evaluación (activity book):

  • Reading: Lauren’s diary, page 6, ex 2.
  • Grammar: be going to, to be and have, page 6, ex. 1, and page 7, ex 2.
  • Vocabulary: Animals, page 8 ex. 2.
  • Review: irregular verbs, page 4 ex. 2 Language reference.

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ADULTOS A1+

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English file student’s book

  • Vocabulary: ‘In a hotel’, page:14, ex. 1a. British and American English and Greetings (good morning, afternoon, evening, goodnight, madam and sir). High numbers: 100, 1000, 100000, 1000000.
  • Grammar:  Review: Possessives adjectives, verb to be and country and nationalities.
  • Listening: Introduce people (Jenny and Rob): page 14, ex. 2a, b. ‘Checking in’: page 14, ex. 3a, b.

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15/10/19

ZAB INF 5.1

Lesson 4. 

  • Let´s wake up Ollie and say hello to Ollie and sing!
  • Listening: practicamos los sonidos iniciales “c”, “p”, “s” and “t” mediante palabras que empiecen por estos sonidos (de esta manera introducimos nuevo vocabulario); cat, crayon, paintbrush, pencil, scissors, snake, table and turtle. Aprenden no sólo a discriminarlo auditivamente sino también a escribirlos reconociendo su forma.
  • Mediante juegos interactivos, flashcards y preguntas del tipo “What begins with c ?” categorizan los distintos sonidos, de forma que aprenden a discriminarlos de otros sonidos.
  • Student´s book page 15. Phonics (identificar los sonidos inciales).
  • Vocabulary evaluation unit 0:adjetivos para describir fisícamente a una persona (long, shor hair, blonde, black Brown hair,  and green, Brown and blue eyes); identificar las flashcards vistas en la unidad, nombrándolas.
  • Speaking evaluation unit 0: adjetivos para describir fisícamente a una persona long, shor hair, blonde, black Brown hair,  and green, Brown and blue eyes); nombrar las acciones que se realizan tanto en el aula como en el tiempo libre y los colores mencionados en la unidad.
  • Listening evaluation unit 0: adjetivos para describir fisícamente a una persona long, shor hair, blonde, black Brown hair,  and green, Brown and blue eyes); poner el audio y que reconozcan el vocabulario aprendido, levantando la flashcard que han interpretado al oír solamente el audio.
  • Bye-bye, Ollie!

15/10/2019 ZAB-TEEN CAE M-J

VOCABULARY: inspiration and success, Word formation: adjectives. Workbok page 6 ex. 1-2 (Activity for evaluation)

READING AND USE OF ENGLISH: Back to your roots. Workbook page 8 ex. 1

GRAMMAR: Inversion. Student’s book page 12 ex. 1-4

SPEAKING: If you could go back in time, which period of history or historical event would you most like to visit? Why?

Homework: Grammar. Workbook page 7 ex. 2