LA Unit 1 Friendship week 6

MYP2B L1 WEEK 6
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MYP2B L1 WEEK 6

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Plattegrond MYP 2B 

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                              Startklaar
  • Op je plek zitten 
  • Telefoon in het Zakkie 
  • Jas over de stoel, oortjes in de tas, tas op de grond
  • Schoolspullen op tafel: Boek, Chromebook, JdW-map, etui 



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1. Startklaar
Bij de start van iedere les verwelkomt de docent de leerlingen bij de ingang van de deur, noemt leerlingen bij naam, maakt oogcontact en besteedt aandacht aan hun welbevinden. De docent geeft het goede voorbeeld en spreekt hoge verwachtingen uit voor het verloop van de les door succescriteria op gewenst gedrag, schooltaal en effectief leren te benoemen. De leerlingen zijn startklaar: ingelogd in LessonUp, telefoons opgeborgen in het Zakkie, en JdW-map op tafel.
MYP2b Overzicht Periode 1
Week 5
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Week 7 
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Week 10 17.11
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Create an identity.


Find information in a text about friendship myths.

 
Blink Skills 
Identify which friend type describes you best.

Read and answer comprehension questions.


Blink Skills 




Herfst-vakantie
Empathy Presentations 
Revision 
Revision
Test week 
Role play activity 

Common idioms related to friendship.

Practise listening skills.

Blink Skills 

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Thinking Time
Which attribute will you strive for in our lesson today and why! 

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A

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me
This about it!

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Your Cornell Notes will help you revise!
Make notes in any language!

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Language & Literature - English 
Friendship

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Unit title: Friendship
Key concept: Culture
Global concepts: Identities & Relationships


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GOALS
During this lesson:

I know that there are myths about friendships.


I can identify which friend type describes me best.


I can read a quiz text and answer comprehension questions about the different scenarios presented.




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Starting activity                             Listening

Are you a 
good friend?

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What type of friend are you?
honest friend
independent friend
fun friend
loyal friend

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Reading comprehension
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If you answer mostly Cs, you are not a good friend.
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false

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Are you a good friend: How did you do in the quiz? Do you think your result is accurate?
ATL: thinking skills and reflection skills

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How was this activity connected to learning?
thinking
communication
research
social
self-management

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Myths 

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Myths: what are they?

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Mythology
    • Collection of stories
    • Stories that feature gods, halfgods and sometimes strange creatures
    • Stories that have been passed on for centuries

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    Romulus and Remus, the twin founders of Rome.

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    Thor, the Norse god of thunder.

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    Morozko or a winter spirit in a cold, ghostly scene.

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    The Phoenix, symbolizing rebirth through rising from its ashes.

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    Read & listen to "Friendship myths" on page 62 of your Think book.
                            Which myth corresponds 

    Reading Comprehension

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    Who said ...
    we need to remember that our friends have bad days too?
    Choose from: Burcu - Flâvia - Luca

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    RECAP

    Is your new student coming into focus?

    BE READY!
    We will meet your students during our role play after the holiday.

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    Look for common interest

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    Ask a question

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    Spend time with your friend's, friends

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    1. Write three questions you can ask the new student when you meet them.
    2. Write three question a new classmate may ask you. What they may want or need to know. 
    3. After the holiday you will meet another new student and first talk together. 
    4. Then act out your meeting, in front of the whole class. 

    BE READY




     


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    4. Inclusieve didactiek
    De docent past diverse strategieën toe om de betrokkenheid van alle leerlingen te garanderen. Door regelmatig het begrip van de lesstof te controleren en zo nodig de uitleg aan te passen, blijft de stof toegankelijk voor iedereen. Flexibele en heterogene differentiatie ondersteunt dit proces. Interactie in de klas wordt versterkt door het gebruik van thuistalen. Verder creëert de docent een contextrijke en inclusieve leeromgeving door (culturele) achtergronden in de lesstof te integreren. Door positief en proactief op leerlinggedrag te reageren, wordt het voor leerlingen makkelijker om gewenst gedrag te tonen en actief deel te nemen aan de les.


    Are there any questions? 

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    Show me!

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    Thumbs up/down on this lesson  
    Did you join in with our activities today?


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    Thumbs up/down on your behaviour  
    Did you behave well?


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    Terugkijken 
    op de leerdoelen


    Do you know that there are myths about friendships?


    Can you identify which friend type describes you best?


    Can you read a quiz and answer comprehension questions?

    Let's check! 



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    8. Afsluiting
    De docent controleert in de slotfase van de les of de leerdoelen door alle leerlingen behaald zijn en plaatst de les in de context van de betreffende periode. De docent evalueert samen met de leerlingen het leren en het gedrag en blikt vooruit aan de hand van de JdW-planner.

               Begrippen
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    • Friendship myths
    • Describing friendships
    • Comprehension questions




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    8. Afsluiting
    De docent controleert in de slotfase van de les of de leerdoelen door alle leerlingen behaald zijn en plaatst de les in de context van de betreffende periode. De docent evalueert samen met de leerlingen het leren en het gedrag en blikt vooruit aan de hand van de JdW-planner.

    Homework.

    Numo & work on 
    your Empathy 
    presentation

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    Extensions 

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    Debate

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    Friendship is shaped by
    social, cultural,
    and personal values. Do you agree?

           Debate Time!

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    How was this activity connected to learning?
    thinking
    communication
    research
    social
    self-management

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    Reading & Comprehension 

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    Read the text and answer the questions on the next slides.

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    Who is Kelly's best friend?

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    What qualities does Sarah have that make her a
    good friend to Kelly?

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    How does Sarah show her kindness and caring
    towards Kelly?

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    What does Kelly appreciate about Sarah's honesty?

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    What makes Kelly's friendship with Sarah strong?

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         page 15 & 16

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    IB supports 

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