8D speculating about the past

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Today

- Christmas riddle

- vocab practice and some history

-speculating about the past (15 min)

- Christmas quiz

Christmas Riddle

Let's have some wordfun

Which expressions did you hear? List them on the slide after the video

1. "Do you bite your thumb at me, sir?" 

2. "Bolting-hutch of beastliness" (spilled coffee) 

3. "And thou unfit for any place but hell" (salad) 

4. "Your brain is as dry as the remainder biscuit after a voyage". (meeting) 

5. "Thou art as loathsome as a toad" (toilet) 

6. "Your virginity breeds mites, much like a cheese" (guys at computer) 

7. "a fusty nut with no kernel" (guy at computer) 

also...

 "starveling", "elf-skin", "dried neat's tongue", "bull's pizzle", "stockfish", "scullion", "rampallion", "fishmonger", "swaggering rascal", "dissembling harlot", "filthy bung", "fat guts", "I wonder why you will still be talking. Nobody marks you"

Rosa Parks

Marin Luther King

Rosa Parks

Vocab practice unit 8D

Make ex. 5

write the answers down

you can check in the next screen

discrimination

opposition

struggle

boycott

threats

demonstrations

marches

injustice

refusal to use a product or service

public protest against something

warning of an intention to hurt someone

difficult fight

treatment of one group of people worse than others

walk to protest against something

unfairness

A colored must know their place

Speculation p101

ex 6

! the meaning of the certainty sentence is a bit ... uncertain ... just look at the verbs and let those guide you

Make ex. 7 here

More Practice?

Oxford Online 8.3

Why do Santa's reindeer stop so often?

Ok Google...translate!

Tekst

Antwoord

Welk nummer begint 

met deze regels?

Tekst

Antwoord

Welk nummer begint 

met deze regels?

Tekst

Antwoord

Welk nummer begint 

met deze regels?

Merry Christmas everyone, and a happy New Year

Listening

We're using CITO exams and we will practice with that today.

Test is 20 dec

I have no more cito practice for you, but I did put some stuff in Classroom for you

Extension: how Shakespeare manipulates his audience

Watch the Richard III video on next slide

you can read along using the text in your handout (lesson 1)

Is Richard good or evil? 

Do you like him?

!Watch his body language, his gestures, his tone of voice.!

Richard III is evil, he is a nasty human. 

Still..... We root for him. Why? 

Can you think of books or tv shows that have an evil protagonist?

Making your audience dislike and cheer at the same time. That is the power of literature!