Lesson 41 hv 1 + uitleg bookpitch

Welcome! : )
  • Books on your table.
  • Pen on your table.
  • Notebook on your table.
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EngelsMiddelbare schoolhavo, vwoLeerjaar 1

This lesson contains 49 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

time-iconLesson duration is: 60 min

Items in this lesson

Welcome! : )
  • Books on your table.
  • Pen on your table.
  • Notebook on your table.

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Bookpitches year 1
  • level 3 or higher
  • Starting week 23 (6 juni)
  • Indeling dmv wheeldecide 

12 juni bloktoets 4
13 juni Reading Test  woordenboek mag mee

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Book pitch requirements
Pitch must be between 3 and 5 minutes, including the following information
  • Basic information; author, title, genre, publication date
  • Synopsis / summary
  • Characters: main character, keywords to describe, beliefs, challenges, goals, examples
  • Setting
  • Theme
  • Opinion on book/takeaway/recommendation/did it meet expectations 

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Book pitch rules
  • You have to read a fragment of your book out loud. (max. 1 minute of speaking time)
  • You are not allowed to have notes. The book pitch must be from the top of your head.
  • You have to bring your book.
  • You will also be graded on your speaking abilities. (i.e. fluency, pronunciation & use of English) 
  • Your grade must be sufficient, if not you will have to redo the Book Pitch until it is sufficient. 

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What do you think is meant with the "setting" of the book?

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Setting of a book
Different aspects

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Do you have any idea in what time frame your book is set (does the story take years, weeks or days?)

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Is your book set in a specific country, that you know of?

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Is your book set in a specific historic time? Now, the past, the future?

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Is there anything about the setting of your book that makes your book special?

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Theme Topic vs Theme Statement

A theme topic is a broad idea repeated throughout the text that is usually 1-2 words.

Examples: Adventure, Love, Human Nature, Justice, Loyalty, Death etc.

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Remember last lesson?
You learnt:
to understand the weather forecast

Your homework was:
L: 1st half wordlist page 99

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Goal of this lesson:
You will learn:
to talk about the weather
+how to use and make the Present Continuous
(Lesson 35, page 100) 

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Sunny
Cloudy
Rainy
Snowy
Sun and clouds
Snow and rain
Thunderstorm
Lightningstorm
Lightning
Hail
Windy
Foggy

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Exercise 1 page 100
timer
2:30

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Discuss your answers in pairs
timer
1:00

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Answers

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Chunk page 100

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Grammar 2.1.2 page 227

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Welke drie tegenwoordige tijd vormen van 'to be' ken je?

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Wanneer gebruik je de 'Present Continuous'?
  • De vorm gebruik je als iets aan de gang is op het moment dat je erover spreekt of schrijft.
  • Iets gebeurt dus op dit moment.

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Hoe ziet de vorm eruit?
am / are / is + werkwoord + ing

He is working at the moment.

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Voorbeeld
I am screaming at my computer right now.

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Voorbeeld
Timmy is sitting on a warm toilet seat.

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Voorbeeld
The cats are pushing all the buttons in the elevator.

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Let op!
Als het werkwoord eindigt op een -e, dan laat je deze weg als je -ing toevoegt.

to dance - I'm dancing

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Let op!
Als het werkwoord één lettergreep heeft en eindigt op een klinker + medeklinker verdubbel je de laatste medeklinker.

to hit        - hitting
to run       - running

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Samenvatting
  • Je gebruikt de Present Continuous als iets nu gebeurt.

  • Dit is de vorm: am / are / is + werkwoord + ing

  • Werkwoord eindigt op -e? Weg ermee!

  • Eén lettergreep, eindigt op klinker + medeklinker? = verdubbelen!

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Slide 33 - Video

Grammar 2.1.2 page 228
timer
4:00

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Grammar 2.1.2 page 228

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Exercise 2 page 100
timer
5:00

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Answers

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Exercise 6 page 101
timer
3:30

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Discuss your answers in pairs
timer
1:00

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Answers

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Keuzeopdrachten page 101
Choose exercise 3 if you want to practise more,
choose exercise 4 if you would like more of a challenge.
OR

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Answers

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Homework for ---


M: exercises you haven't finished
  • L: Chunk page 100, grammar 2.1.2, wordlist page 99

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Have a look at the goals. Think of an example for each goal. This is your exit ticket!

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What can you say about the weather in this picture?

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What can you say about the weather in this picture?

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What can you say about the weather in this picture?

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Next lesson:
You will learn:
to discuss the plans that you and others have

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