Corpse talks

 CORPSE TALKS

LEONARDO DA VINCI

MARIE CURIE

CLEOPATRA

WOLFANG AMADEUS MOZART

Influence 2 Unit 5 A Better Place

 Influence 2 Unit 5

A Better Place

1. HOUSE OF THE FUTURE

Watch the video and answer the questions ON YOU NOTEBOOK.

1. Homes of the future (British Council Learn English Teens)

2. House of the future Living Tomorrow: House of the Future (2) – Fill in form

3. The House of the future 

Listen to the audio and put the sentences in order. ANSWER ON YOUR NOTEBOOK. 

2. LISTENING AND READING

Workbook page 46 exercise 3 Audio

3. LISTENING

Workbook page 47 Exercises 2, 3, 4 Audio Script

Extra listening: a podcast Audio Script Exercises

4. READING

Go to the following link and do the exercises ON YOUR NOTEBOOK:

Robot Teachers

5. GRAMMAR

First Conditional - easy
First Conditional - easy
First conditional (Liveworksheets)

First conditional: MURPHY'S LAW and SONG: Ironic, Alanis Morrisette (Liveworksheets)

LIFE OF A PLASTIC BAG, A MOCKUMENTARY

FOOTPRINT CALCULATOR

VIDEO: OUR CAMPAIGN TO BAN PLASTIC BAGS IN BALI

Some information about Bali:

 - Bali Lonely Planet

SONGS

Count on me, Bruno Mars

Influence 2 Unit 4 Spend

 INFLUENCE 2 

UNIT 4 SPEND

💲VOCABULARY

1. Money (British Council A1-A2)

2. Money (Test English B1)

3. Money definitions (Wordwall)

4. Adjective or adverb (Wordwall)

5. Adverbs B1-B2 (Cambridge English)

GRAMMAR

Countable or uncountable? (wordwall)

Countable or uncountable? (Wordwall)

Too, too much, too many, enough (Test English)

Too, enough (English Grammar)

Comparatives and superlatives (Oxford)

Comparatives and superlatives (Test English)

Not as ... as (Englishexercises.org) 

 

👂LISTENING

1. Workbook page 39 

PART 1 EXERCISE 2 AUDIO 

PART 2 EXERCISES 3, 4 AUDIO 2

SCRIPT 

2. Reading page 38, AUDIO exercises 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5

3. Pocket Money (Liveworksheets)

4. Money makes the world go round (Listen a minute)

5. Listening Challenge (C1-C2):

READING

Money (British Council B1-B2)

SPEAKING: STORY FROM PICTURE

Describing a picture and telling a story (In English Please)

Weather tree

COMPARING CITIES

Where would you live in the USA?
You are going to compare two cities. Visit this website to search for information: www.bestplaces.net
BestPlaces SuperMap

🙂1.- In this WORKSHEET you have the information that you have to search online. Write down the information on your notebook.

🙂2.-Once you have the information, compare it with your classmate. Write down sentences, for example:
1. New York is more populated than Denver. 

😉 3.-Finally, decide which city is the best. Explain why. Then, get ready for "THE BATTLE OF THE CITIES"

SONG

Ground control to mayor tom ACTIVITIES

Influence 2 Unit 3 Goals

 INFLUENCE 2 UNIT 3

GOALS

Student Self-assessment

 

1. PAST SIMPLE / PAST CONTINUOUS

WHILE / WHEN

Past simple / past continuous

Past simple / past continuous sentences

Past simple / past continuous dialogue 

2. LISTENING

Workbook page 31, exercises 1, 2, 3 and 4. Audio Script

Workbook page 30, exercises 1, 2, 3, and 4 Audio

Success B1 (English-practice.net)

 

3. IRREGULAR VERBS

Group 11: Study: Flashcards

Group 11 Sentences

40 verbs with pictures (wordwall) 

GRADED READING BRITISH COUNCIL

Reading Zone

GRADED LISTENING BRITISH COUNCIL

The Survivor

 VOCABULARY

Collocations make, win, learn

EXTRA VIDEO

             8 SECRETS OF SUCCESS

Watch the video and do the following activities 8 Secrets of success ACTIVITIES

NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS

Watch the video and take note of Simon's resolutions:

FRIENDS: New Year's Resolutions, watch the video and answer the questions:

 

Bake Sale: 01 Measurements

MEASUREMENTS

Today you are going to learn about the CRAZY world of measures....

How much flour do you need? It depends on where you are UK or Europe!!!

1. Measurement tools. Watch the video and answer the questions: measuring tools
a. What tools do English people use to measure dry ingredients?

b. What utensil do they use to measure liquids?

c. What's the procedure to measure dry ingredients?

2. Click on the link measurements and answer the following questions:

a. Temperature: What's the meaning of "F"? What's the meaning of "C"?
b. How many degrees C is 225F?
c. How many ml is 1 tablespoon?

CURIOSITIES:

- Fahrenheit or Celsius? Which countries still use Fahrenheit? 

Bake Sale 02: Cooking utensils and verbs

 Cooking Utensils and verbs

The GIANT CHOCOLATE CHIP RECIPE (British Council Exercises online)

KITCHEN UTENSILS & COOKING VERBS

Do the following exercises:

- Kitchen Utensils Liveworksheets 

Watch the following videos and take note of the verbs ON YOUR NOTEBOOKS.

 

- Cooking verbs Wordwall Game Show

 

Bake Sale 03: Baking Ingredients

 Basic Baking Ingredients

Information about basic baking ingredients:

- 9 Essential Ingredients That Every Baker Needs

Go to the link and answer the following questions:

1. What are the first 8 ingredients mentioned in the article?

2. What's the name of the most commonly used flour?

3. What flour has baking powder and salt in it?

4. What's the difference between baking soda and baking powder?

5. How do you translate "powdered sugar" into Spanish?