Showing posts with label conversation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conversation. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 1, 2023

El Verano

 

I. Actividades de Verano

  • ¿Tienes planes para las vacaciones de verano?
  • ¿Qué planes tienes para disfrutar del verano este año?
  •  Estoy ilusionada con el verano y quiero aprovecharlo al máximo. (Tengo muchas ganas de que llegue el verano...)
  • Hay muchas actividades divertidas que podemos hacer al aire libre.
  • ¿Qué tal si vamos de campamento?
  • un viaje de fin de semana
  • pasar un día en la playa (Relájate en la playa)
  • senderismo y exploración de la naturaleza
  • nevera portatil
  • nadar en el mar y tomar el sol
  • deportes acuáticos
  • organizar una barbacoa
  • hacer caminatas por las montañas
  • disfruta del aire fresco y hermosos paisajes
  • llevar bloqueador solar
  • Mantente hidratada/-o en todo momento


 

Slang:
  • un rato a huevonear (chillin' for a while)
  • es padre (it's cool)

Cámping

  • ¡Me encanta acampar!
  • Podemos sentarnos alrededor del fuego, comer y contar (cuenta) historias
  • bolsas de dormir.
  • repelente de insectos
  • ¡Tendremos un gran viaje de campamento!
  • La vela de citronela ayuda a mantener alejados a los mosquitos.



II. Deportes de verano


III. Verano en Barcelona


Verano en España


Thursday, June 13, 2019

Teaching Conversational ESL

The goal of this course is for the student to speak English for the entire class
time. The teacher will make notes of errors and provide feedback during pauses
or the end of the class. However, more important than perfection is flowing
communication and confidence. The intermediate/advanced student is expected
to use a new idiom and vocabulary.


Before Class 1: Take the online survey.


Class 1:
  1. Greeting and General Things
  2. Identify what the student wants to focus on. Discuss their survey. The student can decide which grammar weaknesses they may want to improve.
  3. Speaking Basics
  4. Current Events
  5. The student can choose topics of interest for Class  2
(Topics + Conversational Questions + Discussion Topics).

Class 2: (Might be a little different based on the student’s individual survey)
  1. Greetings (Greeting and General Things II)
  2. Current Events
  3. Warm up/ grammar dialogue/pronunciation
  4. Student Topic conversation
  5. Teacher’s suggested reading/video and discussion (introducing new vocabulary)





Dialogues:
Shopping (Basic)








Thursday, September 25, 2014

BOOKS and Genre Conversations (G7B)

Question: What is literature?
To answer that question watch the video.


 Question: What is your favorite genre?
Answer: My favorite genre is __________ because......:
·         Action
·         Mystery
·         Suspense
·         Detective
·         Science Fiction
·         Children's books
·         War
·         Non-fiction
·         Travel books
·         Self-help books
·         History
·         Biography
·         Autobiography
·         Gothic/Horror
·         Classic Literature
·         Modern Literature



More Questions: To be completed as pairs, then class group, then written homework.

Do you watch the movie that came from a book? Which one?
Most people say the book is better than the movie. Is this true for you?
Have you ever tried to read a book in English? Why or why not?

Do you think that it is more valuable to read a book than to watch television?
_____________________________________________________________
Genre Dialogue

Two friends are talking.

A: I cant wait to see the “Lord of the Rings” movie!

B: Do you like to watch movies that come from a book? Which one?

A: Yes I do, I think its interesting. I liked the movie “__________”.

B: Most people say the book is better than the movie. Is this true for you?

A: It depends on the movie. I usually don’t have time to read.

B: Have you ever tried to read a book in English? Why or why not?

A: Yes, I have read the English book, “___________.” It was very good.

B: Do you think that it is more valuable to read a book than to watch television?


A: Yes, TV melts my brain, I prefer to read when I have the free time. What about you?




                                                      Books made into Movies 2013-2015



On average, Hollywood releases more than three dozen movies based on books each year. With creative plots and characters, novels, short stories and poems give filmmakers fresh ideas.
Futuristic dystopias, tragic love stories and non-fiction dominate the 2014 list of film adaptations, which includes Veronica Roth's Divergent, John Green's The Fault in Our Stars and Robert M. Edsel's The Monuments Men. Sequels based on books -- like the final installment of director Peter Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy – will probably break box office records this year.
Vocabulary:
·         Dozen
·         Based on
·         Creative
·         Plot
·         Characters
·         Novels
·         Poems
·         Filmmaker
·         Tragic

·         Box office records 
    EVALUATION: Test yourself here 
    For my Friday quiz, I had the kids watch the first video I posted on genres and fill in a worksheet.

    G7B Week 5 Quiz              
Listen and watch the video on Genre and complete this paper.
1.    What is literature?___________________________________
___________________________________________
2.   What is genre?________________________________
Fill out.
Fiction
Non-Fiction
Poetry
3.
9.

4.
10.

5.


6.


7.


8.



11. What is fiction?__________________________________
_________________________________________________
12. What is the difference between historical fiction and science fiction?___________________________________________
_________________________________________________
13. What is fantasy?_________________________________
14. What genre begins with “Once Upon a time…”?___________
15. Which genre is your favorite, why? ___________________
________________________________________________
++BONUS++ Which do you like the best, fiction or non-fiction, why? (answer on the back)





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