3MC Week 4 les 1+2 (Formal Letter writing + First practice letter)

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Week 4: les 1+2 Formal Letter writing + first practice letter

Last lesson

I can translate the sentences of ch 6 in Build up

This lesson

You can name at least 3 conventions of a formal letter 

Question:

What is a "convention"?

Lesson goals

Lesson plan (1+2)

1.  Tests period 2

2. Formal Letter writing

(3. Taboo wordrace)

4. Formal Letter 1 (Portfolio)

(5. Kahoot)

6. Did we achieve our lesson goals?

Tests Period 2

Test Build Up ch.6-10

Test Livebeat Unit 3+4 (+irr.verbs)

Portfolio (2 formal letters)

SE2 Formal Letter

Week 5 (next week)

Week 10 (after holidaybreak)

Week 5/week7

Week 12 (SE2 week)

Formal Letter Writing

I will give you some handouts about formal letter writing and the first assignment for your portfolio.

We will go through all steps of formal letter writing together

Taboo (word race)

Two teams: team A & team B

Each turn one student describes as many words he/she can of 

Build up ch. 7 in one minute. to his/her team without saying the word itself. 

For every word guessed you gain a point!

Lesson goals:

You can name at least 3 conventions of a formal letter

Question:

What is a "convention"?

Homework :

none, we'll continue next lesson

Week 4: lesson 2 (Portfolio; first assignment)

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Last lesson

You can name at least 3 conventions of a formal letter

Question:

What is a "convention"?

This lesson

You can practice writing a formal letter for your portfolio

Lesson goals

Portfolio : first formal letter

Now read the assignment I gave you &

write your first formal letter

for your portfolio

You have 25 minutes & 

you work alone

Your final letter must be handed in next week!

Finished early?

Study Build Up unit 7 

How did it go?

Any questions?

Time left?  Let's play Kahoot!

 Enter the game PIN that I will show you now

Lesson goals:

You can practice writing a formal letter for your portfolio

Homework (Wednesday next week):

Hand in your first formal letter for your portfolio