Burglary lesson series

Leander - Daniël
Nathan - Boaz Krebs - Thijs O.
Harm-Jan - Boaz Koning
Dagmar - Naïma 

Mattitja - Yorinde - Lisanne
Idamirthe - Danine
Annemiek - Rhodé
Absent

Jaro - Simon
Remko - Thijs B.
Lisanne V - Jael
Lieve - Noor - Britt
Inge - hannah
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EngelsMiddelbare schoolhavo, vwoLeerjaar 2,3

This lesson contains 18 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

time-iconLesson duration is: 60 min

Items in this lesson

Leander - Daniël
Nathan - Boaz Krebs - Thijs O.
Harm-Jan - Boaz Koning
Dagmar - Naïma 

Mattitja - Yorinde - Lisanne
Idamirthe - Danine
Annemiek - Rhodé
Absent

Jaro - Simon
Remko - Thijs B.
Lisanne V - Jael
Lieve - Noor - Britt
Inge - hannah

Slide 1 - Slide

Pairs
Levi - Sander
Dylan - Timo
Naima V. - Bianca
Natasja - Mirjam
Sofie - Luna 
Hugo - Olaf



Ramon - Ruben
Jelte - Marck
Sanne - Jade
Eva - Denise
Twan - Luuk
Bjarn - Caspar

Slide 2 - Slide

Burglary
1. Vocabulary - 5 minutes
2. Listening - 10 minutes
3. - Past Simple - 15 minutes
4. Brainstorming - 5 minutes
5. Writing assignment - 25 minutes

Slide 3 - Slide

Aims
1. You learn new words about the theme: 'burglary'

2. You can listen to what someone does and show his actions on the a floor-plan.

3. You can make up a story about a burglary and you successfully use the past simple

Slide 4 - Slide

Hints:
  
1. My golden watch and my wife's diamond necklace are our most valuable items.
2. There was a burglary at my neighbours' house last night. All of their jewelry was stolen.
3. The police arrested a suspect. They think the young man broke into the house last night.
4. The eyewitness saw a big man stealing an old lady's bag. He told everything to the police.
A .......................... is when somebody breaks into a house and they steal valuable items.
You are a ......................... when the police think you have committed a crime.
An ...................... is someone who saw a crime with their own eyes.
..................... are things that are worth a lot and often get stolen.
valuable items
burglary
eyewitness
suspect

Slide 5 - Drag question

Malibu 
Expensive villas at the beach
Expensive villas at the beach
Malibu 

Slide 6 - Slide

Listening activity
1. draw the path of the burglar


2. draw the path of the police officers

Slide 7 - Slide

Listening activity
1. draw the path of the burglar


2. draw the path of the police officers

Slide 8 - Slide

Listening activity
1. draw the path of the burglar


2. draw the path of the police officers

Slide 9 - Slide

Past simple
It was four A.M. last night when Mrs. Perry sat on her balcony because she couldn't sleep.

If we know when something happened we use the past simple.

Slide 10 - Slide

Past simple

He walked past the pool

The burglar jumped up

They didn't waste any time


Slide 11 - Slide

Past simple

He walked past the pool

The burglar jumped up

They didn't waste any time


Rule

walk + ed

Jump + ed

didn't + waste
(didn't wasted)

Slide 12 - Slide

Past simple

He threw a rock

One police officer went to the master bedroom

He felt sick




Slide 13 - Slide

Past simple

He threw a rock

One police officer went to the master bedroom

He felt sick




Rule

throw - threw - thrown

go - went - gone


feel - felt - felt

Slide 14 - Slide

Find as many forms of the
past simple as you can.

Slide 15 - Mind map

Find as many forms as the past simple as possible




+ed                               irregular                           didn't / did
talked                                   broke                              didn't go       

Slide 16 - Slide

Think of a way you can
break into a house.

Slide 17 - Open question

Eyewitness report
You witnessed a burglary at your neighbours' house last night. The police want you to write a report.

1. The burglary happened in the villa. Use the floor plan to describe what the burglar did.

2. It happened last night. So use the past simple.

3. Use 90-110 words.


Slide 18 - Slide