Unit 6 New Zealand B1

New Zealand!
Kia Ora! Welcome to the beautiful country of New Zealand!

New Zealand is a country of many landscapes, wildlife, people and has a deep traditional culture.


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New Zealand!
Kia Ora! Welcome to the beautiful country of New Zealand!

New Zealand is a country of many landscapes, wildlife, people and has a deep traditional culture.


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Content of today's lesson
1) Learning aims
2) Lesson 2 unit 6
3) Test evaluation (reading and So unit 5)
4) Homework
5) Learning aims met?
6) See you next week!

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Learning aims
After this lesson, the student can name at least one fact they have learned about New Zealand.

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What is the capital of New Zealand?
A
Sydney
B
New York
C
Wellington
D
Singapore

Slide 4 - Quiz

Which movie is New Zealand known for....?
A
The Lord of the Rings
B
Crocodile Dundee
C
Jaws
D
Back to the Future

Slide 5 - Quiz

Slide 6 - Video

Who was the first European to arrive in New Zealand?
A
Abel Tasman
B
Willem-Alexander
C
Charles the third
D
Christopher Columbus

Slide 7 - Quiz

What are the natives of New Zealand called?
A
Aborigenes
B
Maori
C
Native Americans
D
Masai

Slide 8 - Quiz

The ' ta moko' is a significant expression of Maori culture, what is it you think?
A
Songs
B
Food
C
Tattoos

Slide 9 - Quiz

People from New Zealand have a nickname for themselves, what is it?
A
Melons
B
Pineapples
C
Grapes
D
Kiwi

Slide 10 - Quiz

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The 'haka' can be used for....?
A
preparing warriors mentally before going into war.
B
when two parties meet
C
welcoming strangers
D
ceremonial circumstances such as weddings or funerals

Slide 12 - Quiz

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New Zealand is known for its nature but also for its extreme activitities such as sky diving or bungee jumping. New Zealand is said being the first country to popularize bungee jumping.


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Up to you!
  • Do exercises 1 to 4 from unit 6, lesson 1.
  • You are allowed to work together but keep the volume low.
  • You are allowed to listen to music on your laptop with earphones.
  • Questions? Raise your hand?
  • Done early --> learn words lesson 2 or work on homework from a different subject.

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Homework
Do: Exercises 1 to 4 from lesson 1 unit 6
Learn: Words lesson 2 

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Learning aim met?
After this lesson, the student can name at least one fact they have learned about New Zealand.

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See you next week!

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New Zealand! lesson 2
Kia Ora! Welcome to the beautiful country of New Zealand!

New Zealand is a country of many landscapes, wildlife, people and has a deep traditional culture.


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Content of today's lesson
1) Learning aims
2) Lesson 2 unit 6
3) Explanation: past simple of irregular verbs and to be
4) Test evaluation (reading and So unit 5)
5) Homework
6) Learning aims met?
7) See you next week!

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Learning aims
1) After this lesson, the student knows the difference between regular and irregular verbs in the past simple and knows when to use them.

2) After this lesson, the student knows how to use the past tense of the verb 'to be' and can use it correctly in a sentence.

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Lesson 2 'listening'

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Explanation past simple regular and irregular verbs and to be

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 Regelmatige werkwoorden (rww)

Achter het werkwoord plaats je 'ed'

I walk -> I walked
it rains-> it rained
they beg-> they begged

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 RWW Spelling
Als een werkwoord eindigt op -e, dan komt er in de past simple alleen een -d achter:
I live - I lived
you move - you moved

In de past simple wordt de laatste medeklinker verdubbeld als er één klinker voor staat:
I drop - I dropped
they plan - they planned

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 RWW Spelling
Als een werkwoord eindigt op -y, dan komt er in de past simple een -ied achter:
I carry- I carried
you study- you studied

In de past simple komt er een -ed achter als er een klinker voor staat:
I play - I played

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Past Simple - Onregelmatige werkwoorden

Sommige werkwoorden zijn onregelmatig (OWW) en dat betekent dat ze geen '-ed' krijgen maar hun eigen vorm hebben.

to write  -> wrote    I wrote her a letter last week.
to go       -> went      He went to Italy last year.
to make -> made     They made a very nice meal two days ago.

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Past Simple - OWW

Er zijn geen regels voor de OWW, je moet ze uit je hoofd leren. Je pakt voor de Past Simple de 2e kolom.

see - saw - seen
come - came - come

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Past Simple - 
Vraag
Vraagzinnen Rule 1
Was/Were, Could & Would
Were you sick yesterday?
Could you see me?

Vraagzinnen Rule 2
Did + hele ww (1e kolom):
Did you walk to school yesterday?


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Past Simple - Vraag/Ontkenning
Ontkennende zinnen
- Wasn't/Weren't, Couldn't, Wouldn't
- Didn't + hele www (1e kolom):
Zack wasn't here yesterday.
You didn't walk to school yesterday.

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Werkwoord to be (zijn)

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Test evaluation
Pak alleen een potlood op tafel. 
Geef het aan als ik een fout in jouw nadeel heb gemaakt.
Let goed op tijdens de toets bespreking!
Vragen? --> steek je hand op.
Tel op het einde je aantal fouten goed na!

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Antwoorden leestoets

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Antwoorden So unit 5

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Up to you!
  • Do exercises 1 to 11 from unit 6, lesson 2.
  • You are allowed to work together but keep the volume low.
  • You are allowed to listen to music on your laptop with earphones.
  • Questions? Raise your hand?
  • Done early --> learn words lesson 2 or work on homework from a different subject.

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Homework
Do: exercises 1 to 11 from unit 6 lesson 2
Learn: words lesson 2

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Learning aims
1) After this lesson, the student knows the difference between regular and irregular verbs in the past simple and knows when to use them.

2) After this lesson, the student knows how to use the past tense of the verb 'to be' and can use it correctly in a sentence.

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See you next week!

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