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Welcome to LA English
Unit 1: King Arthur
Related concepts: ....
<i>Context</i>
Key concept: ....
<div><span style="font-style: italic">Culture</span></div><div><span style="font-style: italic">Time and place</span></div>

Statement of inquiry: 

How do stories and symbols show what is important to people, and 
how do old traditions change to fit the modern world? 

ATL: ....
<span style="font-style: italic">Communication skills</span><div><span style="font-style: italic">Information skills</span></div>
Learner Profile: ....
Inquirers / Knowledgable
Global context: ....
<i>Personal and cultural expression</i>

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Overview period 1
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Introweek
King Arthur's Britain. 
The origin of the story. 
The legend. 
FA: vocabulary (objective D)
The code of Chivalry.
Grammar: the gerund. 
Understanding the coat of arms.

Introduction SA speaking (C):
The coat of arms vlog. 
FA: vocabulary (objective D)
Week 7 
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Creating a fact file.
Royal rules. 
Grammar: past simple, present perfect
Grammar: who/which, overview.
Mottos and slogans. 
Summative Assessment preparations

SA speaking (C): deadline vlog

Summative Assessment

(A listening, B reading, D writing)

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Vocabulary p. 24
Having a wide range of vocabulary is important 
because it helps you say what you mean clearly. 

It makes reading, writing, and speaking easier. 
When you know more words, you can understand 
texts and conversations better. 

It also helps you feel more confident when you 
talk to others and use the right words in 
different situations.

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Slide 5 - Link

Describe the meaning of one of these words, in a complete sentence:
precious
spokesperson
dare
carpenter's square
participant
fun-loving
achieve
struggle
responsibility
gift

Slide 6 - Poll

Upload your (complete) sentence here:

Slide 7 - Open question

The Green Party is dedicated to protecting the environment.
A
bekend om
B
opgericht om
C
toegewijd aan

Slide 8 - Quiz

When two hands are linked together they are said to be conjoined.
A
verbonden
B
vastgegroeid
C
versmolten

Slide 9 - Quiz

We handed out leaflets to people to raise awareness of environmental issues.
A
fondsen werven
B
bewustwording creëren
C
een demonstratie organiseren

Slide 10 - Quiz

Fill in the gap
Complete the sentences, p.24.

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2
3
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7

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Compare your answers
Complete the sentences, p.24.
1. responsibility
2. participant
3. go on strike
4. take action
5. spokesperson
6. exceptional
7. struggle
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2
3
4
5
6
7

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Coming up: TASK
  • Design a coat of arms for a historical figure of your choice.
  • Describe the different elements of your coat of arms.

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           Goals unit 1
  • Discover the legend of King Arthur.
  • Find out who the Knights of the Round Table and Merlin were.
  • Learn about a coat of arms.
  • Practise describing a coat of arms.
  • Make a coat of arms for a historical figure

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           Goals today

  • I can use words that are connected to the legend of King Arthur.
  • I can create and use information from a fact file. 

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SA Speaking  
  • Design a coat of arms for a historical figure of your choice.
  • Describe the different elements of your coat of arms.

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Who is an historical figure you admire? Explain your answer.

Slide 17 - Open question

Historical figures

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Checklist 
Your coat of arms represents your historical figure with:
  • 2 different symbols;
  • 1 animal;
  • an English motto;
  • a location;
  • at least 2 different colours.

You have included a short description of each part of your coat of arms.

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Step 1 - Historical figure
Choose a historical figure. 
Go online and find information about your historical figure choice.

Your fact file should include:
  1. an English biography of the historical figure
  2. a video or podcast which features the historical figure
  3. an English-language article about the historical figure

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Welcome to LA English
Unit 1: King Arthur
Related concepts: ....
<i>Context</i>
Key concept: ....
<div><span style="font-style: italic">Culture</span></div><div><span style="font-style: italic">Time and place</span></div>

Statement of inquiry: 

How do stories and symbols show what is important to people, and 
how do old traditions change to fit the modern world? 

ATL: ....
<span style="font-style: italic">Communication skills</span><div><span style="font-style: italic">Information skills</span></div>
Learner Profile: ....
Inquirers / Knowledgable
Global context: ....
<i>Personal and cultural expression</i>

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Learner profile
Inquirer: You show curiosity and a desire to learn more beyond class time.

Knowledgeable: Homework helps you deepen and apply what you’ve learned.


Aisha * Calya * Luna * Maysam * Omer * Melissa * Sofia *
 Liza * Jessica * Yulia 

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Step 2 - Answering questions about 
your historical figure's design
  1. What symbol best represents a value that is important to your historical figure?
  2. What symbol represents a place that is important to your historical figure?
  3. What is the second symbol on your historical figure's coat of arms that represents their personality in some way?
  4. What animal represents your historical figure or one of your his of her strengths?
  5. What 2 colours are you going to use in your coat of arms?
  6. The coat of arms needs a motto. Write a motto that describes what your historical figure stands for.

 


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Peer feedback
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Step 3 | Designing your coat of arms (first version)
  • Design a first version of your coat of arms for your historical figure using the empty coat of arms worksheet. 

  • Write a short description of each part of your coat of arms (at least 20 words per part). 

  • Use information from your fact file to support the colours, symbols and motto you have chosen. 

  • Use the model coat of arms to help you do this.

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Step 4 | Go or no go?
Can you work on the final step of your task?

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Step 5 Step 5 | Designing your own coat of arms (final version)
Design the final version of your coat of arms. 
If necessary, make a new version.

Use your teacher's and classmates' comments.

Finished? 

Then send a picture your coat of arms to your teacher in Toddle.

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           Goals today
  • I can create and use a fact file. 
  • I can use words that are connected to the legend of King Arthur.

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           Goals today

  • I can use the past simple and the present perfect. 

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Grammar Past simple and Present Perfect

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I still _____________<span>the books&nbsp;</span>
that I ___________ last week.&nbsp;
<span style="color: rgb(236, 72, 77); font-weight: bold">NO</span>
have ordered
ordered
didn't receive
haven't received
have ordered
haven't  received
ordered
didn't receive

Slide 34 - Drag question

Lauren _________ what to buy for my birthday,
so she _________ me a giftcard.
<span style="color: rgb(236, 72, 77); font-weight: bold">NO</span>
haven't known
has bought
bought
didn't know
has bought
didn't know
haven't known
bought

Slide 35 - Drag question

Grammar Past simple and Present Perfect

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