Week 7: Past simple be/have (I), Grammar Review + Speaking (H),

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Magnificent 

Monday!

Learning Goal: 

- I know information about Canada.

Lesson Overview: 

-Watching and answering questions.

-Reading and answering questions. 

00:30

Finish the quote, "Welcome to Canada one of the world's most.....countries"

00:53

What are the predominant origins of people in Canada? (They mentioned 2)

01:31

How many provinces does Canada have?

1. 50
2. 4
3. 10
4. 16

02:13

Which province is Niagra Falls located?

Vancouver is a city on the West Coast of Canada, and is only one hour's drive to the United States border. Vancouver is also the warmest city in Canada. You can find people from all around the world living in Vancouver. In fact about half of the city’s residents speak a first language that is not English.

Click here and answer the following questions.

1. Who were the first groups of people to settle in Vancouver?

2. Why is Vancouver called ‘Vancouver’?

3. What do people often get wrong about the location of Vancouver?

4. How long on average does the temperature go into the minus each year?

Look online and find out what the rules are for dog owners. Do you need a licence to keep a dog in Vancouver?

Write your answers on the next slide.

1. Who were the first groups of people to settle in Vancouver?
2. Why is Vancouver called ‘Vancouver’?
3. What do people often get wrong about the location of Vancouver?
4. How long on average does the temperature go into the minus each year?
Look online and find out what the rules are for dog owners. Do you need a licence to keep a dog in Vancouver?

Banff National Park is in the Rocky Mountains, and is Canada’s oldest national park. It is full of stunning mountains and amazing natural formations. Millions of years ago, glaciers covered most of the park, but today you can only see them on the mountain slopes. The largest glacier in Banff National Park is the Columbia Icefield.

Click here and answer the following questions.

1. According to the text, what is one of the most popular things to do in summer?

2. Name four types of animals you can see at Banff National Park.

3. Name three lakes you can see at the park.

4. The page mentions at least three activities you can do at the park, what are they?

How do you think the Rocky Mountains were formed? Search online to find out.

Write your answers on the next slide.

1. According to the text, what is one of the most popular things to do in summer?
2. Name four types of animals you can see at Banff National Park.
3. Name three lakes you can see at the park.
4. The page mentions at least three activities you can do at the park, what are they?

How do you think the Rocky Mountains were formed? Search online to find out.

Toronto is famous for its skyscrapers, including the CN Tower, one of the tallest buildings in the world. Toronto is very multicultural. Many different people from around the world have made their home in Toronto. Today around 3 million people live there. Three famous people from Toronto include Drake, Jim Carey and Keanu Reeves.

Click here and answer the following questions.

1. Toronto is on the edge of Lake Ontario. But exactly which side is it on?

2. What kind of climate do they have in Toronto?

3. What makes the City Hall and the Rogers Centre so popular?

4. Name 5 different sports that are popular in Toronto.

People come from all over the world to live in Toronto. Why do you think this is? Say what you think people like so much about it.

Write your answers on the next slide.

1. Toronto is on the edge of Lake Ontario. But exactly which side is it on?
2. What kind of climate do they have in Toronto?
3. What makes the City Hall and the Rogers Centre so popular?
4. Name 5 different sports that are popular in Toronto.
People come from all over the world to live in Toronto. Why do you think this is? Say what you think people like so much about it.

Finished early?

To do: 

1. Numo

2. gimkit (vocabulary words)

Learning Goal:
- I know information about Canada.

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Terrific Tuesday!

Learning Goal: 

- I can use the past simple of be and have.

Lesson Overview: 

-Find out the rule

-Grammar explanation

-Practice

-Check answers

Let's find out the rule

page 138 ex. 51-> read the text and fill in the grid.

Past Simple	be	have
I		had
you
he/she/it
we	were
you
they

    Past simple

          'to be'

    Past simple

        'to have'

I

You

He

She

It

We

They

was

was

was

were

were

were

had

had

had

had

had

had

had

was

Terrific Tuesday

To do: page 139 exercise 52a, 52b and 53

Terrific Tuesday

To do: page 139 exercise 52a, 52b and 53

I know the past simple of 'to be' and 'to have'.

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Wonderful Wednesday!

Learning Goal: 

- I know about Morse code. 

- I understand some Morse code. 

Lesson Overview: 

-Reading 

-Practice

-Quiz

Past Simple of 'to be' and 'to have'

	to be	to have
I		had
you
he/she/it
we	were
you
they

What is Morse Code?

Read text

1. Become a Morse Code Expert

2. Answer these questions on a piece of paper.

3. After text, practice Morse Code.

Check your answers

3 Read the first paragraph. When was Morse code first developed?

(over 160 years ago)

4 Put the events in the correct order:

1 Improved technology

2 Patent on technology

3 Creation of Morse code

4 Invention of electric telegraph

(4, 3, 1, 2)

5 What were the different names for Morse code in America?

(American Morse code and Railroad Morse code)

6 Which four tips does the text give you to learn Morse code?

(know what the alphabet looks like, listen to Morse code, practise with online apps, know the number of characters)

7 What changed when telegraph users became better at understanding Morse code according to paragraph 3?

(They could translate Morse code by listening to it. Now they no longer needed paper to do it.)

8 What was the result of Morse code on railway companies according to paragraph 5?

a Communication between the stations was a lot faster.

9 In what way is learning Morse the same as learning other languages?

(You also have to practise a lot before you master the language.)

10 What advice does the author of the text not give?

c You must study different alphabets.

 

11 Why was Morse code changed for the first time?

(Translating the numbers was difficult and boring work)

12 What was the effect of Morse code on railway companies according to paragraph 5?

a Communication between the stations was a lot faster.

13 The text gives the tip to know the number of characters. Why do you think this is helpful? 

(In this way you can make categories. This makes the alphabet smaller, so it’s easier to remember.)

14 What is the aim (doel) of the text?

a To inform the reader about Morse code.  

  

What does the code say?

What does the code say?

What does the code say?

I liked today's lesson.

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Write down one thing you learned today.

Happy Friday!

Learning Goal: 

- I know vocabulary words that have to do with sports and heros (chapter 6 vocabulary)

Lesson Overview:

-Rules explained

-Study cram session

-Game Time

-Evaluate Game

Happy Friday!

Vocabulary Game 3 Rounds

Rules: 

3 Rounds

1. Taboo

2. Drawing

3. Silent Word

1. You will split up into groups of 4. 

2. Come up with a team name. 

3. Each round one member will come up and complete the round. 

4. 2 minutes: 1st minute for your team to guess, 2nd minute others can guess.

Study Time

Theme Words

List A

List B

- I know vocabulary words that have to do with animals and nature (chapter 5 vocabulary).

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