v3 after testweek

Welcome V3D

Good afternoon!

Goals for today

- You know what is expected of you this period (including tests).

- You know the mistakes you made during your Language test

- You have read the poem from Neil Gaiman and you understand the idea behind the poem

LP test check

(10/15 min) focus on what element of the test needs more attention!

(e.g. passive, vocabulary)

This period 

TEST 1 - Presentation (in pairs)

Weeks: 19, 20, 21, 22, 23

- Your presentation should be 2 minutes 30 seconds per student minimum. Your presentation should be no longer than 7 minutes. 

- You will sign up for your presentation with a classmate. You are not allowed to bring notes. 

 Presentations are in front of the class.

no testweek test!

TEST 2 - Listening test

Week 25

Content: 

- listening test (audio and video part) 

Materials needed during your test:

- Laptop/charger

- Wired Earphones/headphones, NOT wireless

studyguide -> ''tests''

Open the syllabus.

This term you will present a poem and its meaning to you to the class. Every week the instruction will be a workshop that helps you prepare the next step towards the presentation.
In the syllabus you will find all the assignments and the poems.

example poem Neil Gaiman

Let's read together

Make the poetry activity under the poem

What words and idea's of the poem bring up warmth or cold?

 The poem is rich in sensory details, making it great for analyzing how warmth (or cold) is depicted (Imagery)

Let's see if you can find them.

Idea behind the poem

The poem was written as part of a charity campaign for refugees, particularly those displaced by war and hardship.

Gaiman asked people on Twitter to share their memories of warmth, and he incorporated those responses into the poem :)

The title itself emphasizes both physical and emotional warmth—something that is very meaningful in discussions about refugees and displacement.

What are your own memories of warmth? (physical and emotional).

Thank you and see you next week!

Dont forget to bring your book. (Springlezend week)