3º ESO Power Point The Kangaroo
This is an example of a power point of an animal. Now it's your turn to do something similar for your oral test this term.
Este blog está pensado para estudiantes de secundaria y bachillerato como una herramienta más de aprendizaje. Para que compartan y vean lo que hacen otros compañeros suyos, para que los padres desde casa también puedan ver lo que hacen sus hijos y comprueben: fechas de exámenes, lecturas obligatorias, material adicional o cualquier otra cosa que se les pida.
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
Friday, 13 December 2013
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Real British English Interviews
These are some interviews done by Luke to native speakers in the centre of London. You can have a look at the transcripts and the definitions of some vocabulary and expressions. I hope you enjoy them!
Transcript and definitions available here: http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2010/03/25/london-video-interviews-pt-1/
This is part 2 of a series of videos for people learning English.
For learners of English. Transcript and definitions available here: http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2010/03/26/116/
More interviews with native speakers in the centre of London.
Click here for a full transcript with definitions: http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/london-video-interviews-pt-3/
Transcript below:
Video Tapescript: Luke: So what's the best thing about being in London for you? Man with red tie: The food Luke: Really? That's interesting. A lot of people who aren't from England, foreigners, think that the food's awful. What kind of food? Man: Indian. Italian. Good food. Luke: Right, okay, what's the worst thing about London? Man: Feeling unclean when you get home. The grime. Luke: The, sort of, grime, the pollution and stuff. Okay, thank you very much. Man: You're welcome. Girls: Hi Luke: Hi, where are you both from? English girl: Nottingham Luke: Okay Canadian girl: And I'm from Canada Luke: Okay, right, but you've both lived in London before, right? Girls: Yep Luke: I'm just asking people what the best and worst things about London are... Nottingham: The amount of things to do... the best thing Luke: Yep Canada: Free museums and galleries, those are really good things. Luke: Okay, right, what about the worst things? Canada: The tube Luke: What about the tube? Canada: Too crowded, too hot, doesn't work very well. Luke: Right. What do you think? Nottingham: That's about it actually, yeah. Travel, yeah, travelling. Luke: Alright, thank you very much. Canada: You're welcome Luke: Cheers Canada: Good luck with that Luke: Thanks very much, cheers. White t-shirt man: Hello Luke: You're from London as well are you? Man: I am from London yeah. Do you want me to talk to you or to the lens? Luke: Umm, both, whatever. Man: Okay, yeah Luke: Whatever's more comfortable. Man: Alright Luke: So, what's the best thing about London? Man: Umm. I would say, the diversity, the culture diversity, the galleries, the fact that you can walk around the city and there's so many different types of... walks of life you know, culturally and also it's constantly changing and reinventing itself. It's got lots of different opportunities creatively. I think that's what, really, what makes London thrive really. Luke: Right, it's the place where you can, kind of, go with a creative idea and make it work Man: Yeah, it's a very dynamic city, culturally dynamic, which is what makes it great Luke: Okay. What about the worst things? Man: Err, overcrowding, the tube, erm... stress levels, pressure, people not looking you in the eye when they [are] going through their day to day [life]. That's probably the worst thing about London. Luke: So there's a sort of impersonal thing as well Man: It can be, yeah Luke: Okay Man: Alright? Luke: Great, thanks very much, bye.
http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2011/10/12/london-video-interviews-pt-5/
Transcript and definitions available here: http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2010/03/25/london-video-interviews-pt-1/
This is part 2 of a series of videos for people learning English.
For learners of English. Transcript and definitions available here: http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2010/03/26/116/
More interviews with native speakers in the centre of London.
Click here for a full transcript with definitions: http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/london-video-interviews-pt-3/
Transcript below:
Video Tapescript: Luke: So what's the best thing about being in London for you? Man with red tie: The food Luke: Really? That's interesting. A lot of people who aren't from England, foreigners, think that the food's awful. What kind of food? Man: Indian. Italian. Good food. Luke: Right, okay, what's the worst thing about London? Man: Feeling unclean when you get home. The grime. Luke: The, sort of, grime, the pollution and stuff. Okay, thank you very much. Man: You're welcome. Girls: Hi Luke: Hi, where are you both from? English girl: Nottingham Luke: Okay Canadian girl: And I'm from Canada Luke: Okay, right, but you've both lived in London before, right? Girls: Yep Luke: I'm just asking people what the best and worst things about London are... Nottingham: The amount of things to do... the best thing Luke: Yep Canada: Free museums and galleries, those are really good things. Luke: Okay, right, what about the worst things? Canada: The tube Luke: What about the tube? Canada: Too crowded, too hot, doesn't work very well. Luke: Right. What do you think? Nottingham: That's about it actually, yeah. Travel, yeah, travelling. Luke: Alright, thank you very much. Canada: You're welcome Luke: Cheers Canada: Good luck with that Luke: Thanks very much, cheers. White t-shirt man: Hello Luke: You're from London as well are you? Man: I am from London yeah. Do you want me to talk to you or to the lens? Luke: Umm, both, whatever. Man: Okay, yeah Luke: Whatever's more comfortable. Man: Alright Luke: So, what's the best thing about London? Man: Umm. I would say, the diversity, the culture diversity, the galleries, the fact that you can walk around the city and there's so many different types of... walks of life you know, culturally and also it's constantly changing and reinventing itself. It's got lots of different opportunities creatively. I think that's what, really, what makes London thrive really. Luke: Right, it's the place where you can, kind of, go with a creative idea and make it work Man: Yeah, it's a very dynamic city, culturally dynamic, which is what makes it great Luke: Okay. What about the worst things? Man: Err, overcrowding, the tube, erm... stress levels, pressure, people not looking you in the eye when they [are] going through their day to day [life]. That's probably the worst thing about London. Luke: So there's a sort of impersonal thing as well Man: It can be, yeah Luke: Okay Man: Alright? Luke: Great, thanks very much, bye.
http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2011/10/12/london-video-interviews-pt-5/
Sunday, 8 December 2013
Herramienta 2.0: ANIMALS
3º ESO: UNIT 3
In this unit we are going to learn about animals, animal parts and adjectives that describe animals.
First, watch a video about the different parts of the body.
ANIMAL PARTS
Then, separate the words in the correct group: animals, animal parts and adjectives describing animals.
GROUP THE ELEMENTS
And finally, explore the board. Click on the different activities to do and learn about animals.
In this unit we are going to learn about animals, animal parts and adjectives that describe animals.
First, watch a video about the different parts of the body.
ANIMAL PARTS
Then, separate the words in the correct group: animals, animal parts and adjectives describing animals.
GROUP THE ELEMENTS
And finally, explore the board. Click on the different activities to do and learn about animals.
Thursday, 5 December 2013
Trip to London February 2010
This video explains the schedule I followed with my students on the first day of our trip to London in 2010. It also shows some pictures from famous sights in London.
Activity: After watching the video, can you answer to these questions?
Activity: After watching the video, can you answer to these questions?
- What monuments can we find in Trafagar Square?
- Who lives at number 10 Downing Street?
- How many capsules are there in The London Eye Attraction? And how many people can go in each capsule?
- What is the official residence of the Queen in London?
- What other places, museums or monuments can you see in London?
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
Monday, 2 December 2013
Sunday, 1 December 2013
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