U3L1.1 2025-2026

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• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Routine week 49.1

• WC bezocht & waterfles gevuld

• Telefoons thuis/kluis

• Oortjes en oplader in je tas

• Laptops, Boek, Agenda en etui op tafel

• Startopdracht: write a blog about what you did yestarday! (use the past simple)

Targets 

• I know how to write a blog and use the past simple (negations and questions)

• I know the word a bit more about Australia

• I have increased my reading skills

• I have increased my listening skills

• I can use the words of SB 2 in context

• I know how and when to use the Present Perfect

• I have studied irregular verbs 31-35

Weekoverzicht

Test expressions

Prepare for your blog!!                            

U3L1 Australia

Together Exercise 1a,1b

Exercises lesson 1: ☐2a ☐2b

U3L2 Listening

Together Exercise 4

Exercises lesson 2: ☐2 ☐3 ☐7 ☐8 ☐10

Instruction Present Perfect

Together Exercise 6

Learn words SB 2 ☐

Lessonplan

• Writing a blog about what you did yesterday (5 sentences)

• Australia

• Together: Exercises 1a,b  - 2a,b,c,d (in your book)

• Individually Exercise 3

• Work on homework

Homework for next Lesson

• Study Irregular verbs 31-45

• Study vocabulary Lesson 2

• Online U3L2 Exercises: 2-8 vocabulary  (use your book!)

• Online U3L2 Exercise:3

Discovering Australia: Exploring the Land Down Under

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson, you will have a comprehensive understanding of Australia's geography, culture, and unique features.

Introduce the lesson objective and set expectations for student learning.

What do you already know about Australia?

Geography of Australia

Australia is the world's sixth-largest country and is located in the Southern Hemisphere. It is surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

Discuss the size and location of Australia, emphasizing its position in the Southern Hemisphere and its surrounded oceans.

States and Territories

Australia is divided into six states and two territories. The states are New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania.

Introduce the states and territories of Australia, highlighting their names and locations on a map.

Unique Wildlife

Australia is home to many unique animals, such as kangaroos, koalas, and the platypus. These creatures are found nowhere else in the world.

Discuss the diverse wildlife found in Australia, showcasing images or videos of iconic animals.

Indigenous Culture

Australia has a rich Indigenous culture that dates back thousands of years. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have a deep connection to the land.

Explore the Indigenous culture of Australia, including their history, art, and spiritual beliefs. Encourage discussion and questions.

Famous Landmarks

Australia is renowned for its stunning landmarks, such as the Sydney Opera House, Great Barrier Reef, and Uluru (Ayers Rock).

Highlight famous landmarks in Australia, providing interesting facts and encouraging students to share any prior knowledge they may have.

Australian Slang

Australians have their own unique slang words and phrases, such as 'G'day mate' (hello) and 'barbie' (barbecue). It adds to the country's vibrant culture.

Introduce some common Australian slang words or phrases, allowing students to guess their meanings and share their own language peculiarities.

Australian Sports

Australians are passionate about sports, particularly cricket, Australian rules football, and rugby. These sports play a significant role in their culture.

Discuss popular sports in Australia, showcasing images or videos of athletes in action. Encourage students to share their favorite sports as well.

Sleepvraag

Levendig

Gebieden

Verbazingwekkend

Comprehensive

Halfrond

Gelegen

Betekenisvol

Inheems

Hartstochtelijk

Verdeeld

Beroemd

Omsingeld

Schepsels

In het bijzonder

U3L1 Down Under

• Exercise 1a,b

• Exercise 2a,b

• U3L2 Exercise 4

Homework for next Lesson

• Study Irregular verbs 31-45

• Study vocabulary Lesson 2

• Online U3L2 Exercises: 2-8 vocabulary  (use your book!)

• Online U3L2 Exercise:3

What do you remember about what was told about Australia