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All Right!

Unit 4

Northern Ireland

2 HAVO reg

Week 15 2025

Check-in
Please have on your Desk:

• All Right book

• Notepad 

• Pen/pencil

• A charged device (for later)

Looking back

Grammar & Vocab Test

Reading: The Bad Beginning: finish next week

Looking forward this period

• Unit 4 – Northern Ireland

• Focus on Reading practice: Practice test is on Wednesday 16th April

• Homework for 15th of April: Words Unit 4, Lesson 3

Learning aims this week

• You can describe features of Northern Ireland and explain a legend about natural sights in Northern Ireland.

• Northern Ireland in 60 Seconds (youtube.com)

Instructions

STEPS

Next lesson

• Reading

• Lesson 2 Understanding news items on television

• Vocabulary: Politics

All Right!

Unit 4

Northern Ireland

2 HAVO reg

Week 15 2024

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Check-in
Please have on your Desk:

• All Right book

• Notepad 

• Pen/pencil

• A charged device (for later)

Looking back

What do you remember about Northern Ireland?

Learning aims Today

• You can recognise important points in a news item

• Vocabulary: politics

Past simple and present perfect

• When do we use them?

• How do we spell / make these forms?

• Write one example sentence each.

PAST SiMPLE – PRESENT PERFECT

I worked at a restaurant last summer

I have worked at this restaurant for five years now

BBC Learning English - Tenses with Georgie / Present perfect

Instructions - STEPS

Home - CBBC Newsround

• Pick your favourite news item and please answer the WWWWH-questions:

• Who

• What

• Where

• Why

• How

Next week

• Reading

• Lesson 4 understanding the main points of magazine, newspaper or internet articles.

• Vocabulary: Fashion

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Unit 4 Lesson 3

Unit 4

Northern Ireland

2 HAVO reg

Week 16 2025

Grocery Shopping

Check-in
Please have on your Desk:

• All Right book

• Notepad 

• Pen/pencil

• A charged device (for later)

Learning aims Today

• You can address someone politely

• You can ask for everyday goods and services

• Vocabulary: Grocery Shopping

Warming up: Zero waste shopping

You are about to watch a video on zero waste shopping. ‘Zero waste’ means that the shop does not waste any plastic, paper, glass or other materials on packaging that’s thrown away after using the product.

A Before you watch the video, discuss with a classmate: How is it possible to sell or buy products like juice, rice or biscuits without wasting materials on packaging? Try to come up with two possible solutions.

B Now watch the video and answer the following questions:

• How does zero waste shopping work? Did you come up with similar solutions in the previous question?

• If you could choose between a regular store and a zero waste store, which one would you choose and why?

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Instructions – STEPS (online)

Looking forward

• Tomorrow is the practice Reading test, make sure to bring your dictionary!

Check-in
Please have on your Desk:

• All Right book

• Notepad 

• Pen/pencil

• A charged device (for later)

Today’s schedule

• All Right! Unit 4 – Lesson 4: Reading

• Grammar: Some and any

Learning aims this CLASS

At the end of this class you can identify the difference in use between some and any and select them correctly.

Success Criteria

- you know the rule for when some or any is used

- you can apply some or any in different sentences

Retrieval practice: Looking back

What did we practice in last class?

Take 2 minutes to think and write on your whiteboard:

1. FORM (how to spell/make this tense?)

2. USED (when do we use it?)

3. EXAMPLE

Retrieval practice

Past simple versus Present perfect:

FORM:

Past simple: verb + ed (or 2nd list)

Present perfect: have/has + verb + ed (or 3rd list)

USED:

Past simple: (short) action in the past that is finished

Present perfect: action that started (somewhere) in the past continues/result now

EXAMPLE:

Past simple: I lived in Belfast for two years

Present perfect: I have lived in Belfast for two years now

PAST SiMPLE – PRESENT PERFECT

I worked at a restaurant last summer

I have worked at this restaurant for five years now

SOME VERSUS ANY

Some, any, every and no | LearnEnglish Teens (britishcouncil.org)

SOME (-THING, -ONE, -BODY, -WHERE)

1. In affirmative sentences

Cambridge is somewhere I have been.

2. In questions where you expect the answer to be “yes”

Could I have some milk with my tea please?

3. Requests or offers

Would you like some tea?

ANY (-THING, -ONE, -BODY, -WHERE)

1. Negative sentences (+ NOT)

There isn’t any carrot cake left.

2. In combination with negative words: hardly, barely, scarcely, never, etc. There is hardly any cake left (= almost no cake)

3. In questions when you don’t know whether the answer is yes or no.

Have you got any chocolate cake?

Instructions - STEPS

Home - CBBC Newsround

• Pick your favourite news item

• Please answer the WWWWH-questions:

• Who

• What

• Where

• Why

• How

Next Week

Exit ticket on SOCRATIVE

• Log in on www.socrative.com

• Choose: Student login and enter room code: STERK4221 and enter your name

• Answer the three questions.

• The third (teacher’s) question is:

“What do you need extra help or practice with?”

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Unit 4 – Lesson 4

Reading PART 2

Northern Ireland

2 HAVO reg

26 April 2024 – Week 17

All Right!

Unit 4 – Lesson 4 Reading

Northern Ireland

2 HAVO reg

13 may 2025 – Week 20

Check-in
Please have on your Desk:

• All Right book

• Notepad 

• Pen/pencil

• A charged device (for later)

Today’s schedule

• All Right! Unit 4 – Lesson 4: Reading

• Reading for information: abbreviations

Learning aims this CLASS

At the end of this class you can find specific information in every day texts and recognise abbreviations.

Success Criteria

- you can explain the meaning of different abbreviations

Abbreviations

Abbreviations for Kids | Learn some common abbreviations and why we shorten words - YouTube

Instructions - STEPS

Tomorrow: eindexamensite CITO practice

Make sure to bring a charged device

Newsround
Who-What-Where-Why-How

Home - CBBC Newsround

All Right!

Unit 4 – Lesson 5

Reading PART 2

Northern Ireland

2 HAVO reg

21/22 may 2025 – Week 21

Check-in
Please have on your Desk:

• All Right book

• Notepad 

• Pen/pencil

• A charged device (for later)

Today’s schedule

Unit 4 - Lesson 5

1. Past continuous retrieval practice
2. Exercises
3. Crossword puzzle
4. Review Knowledge test

Overview Past tenses

Learning aims this CLASS

At the end of this class you can use the past continuous correctly.

Instructions - STEPS

Newsround
Who-What-Where-Why-How

Home - CBBC Newsround