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OBJECTIVES Students are expected to: Affective: - Be sensitive to different cultures - participate willingly in classroom activities - interact with other students - show enthusiasm for the tasks - enjoy cooperating with others -develop their self confidence. Cognitive: - develop their knowledge of the topics concerned; - demonstrate their understanding of different types of text; - develop strategies for reading a text; - develop their listening skills; - be aware of intonation/pronunciation patterns;
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TOPIC AREAS
LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS - Talking about travelling - Describing past action - Describing actions which were in progress at a particular moment in the past - Making reservations - Talking about cinema - Expressing preferences - Expressing past habits/situations - Talking about musical festivals - Talking about healthy eating - Talking about the art of eating slowly - Describing recent action - Agreeing/Disagreeing - Giving opinions - Drawing conclusions - Expressing likes and dislikes - Comparing /Describing/ Commenting
GRAMMAR
EVALUATION
Get About
- Past Simple - Past Simple and Continuous - Used to + infinitive - Adjective formation - Diagnostic test - -ed and ing adjectives
Be in Shape!
1st Term 26 hours/ lessons
- Present Perfect Simple - Present Perfect Continuous - Past perfect - Noun + preposition - Degree of adjectives
- Oral participation
- Homework
ANNUAL PLAN
OBJECTIVES Students are expected to: Affective: - Be sensitive to different cultures - participate willingly in classroom activities - interact with other students - show enthusiasm for the tasks - enjoy cooperating with others -develop their self confidence. Cognitive: - develop their knowledge of the topics concerned; - demonstrate their understanding of different types of text; - develop strategies for reading a text; - develop their listening skills; - be aware of intonation/pronunciation patterns;
TIMING
TOPIC AREAS
LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS
GRAMMAR
EVALUATION
-Giving opinions -Justifying/Discussing Open your eyes -Advising/Comparing -Agreeing/Disagreeing -Expressing likes and dislikes -Expressing preferences Work out your - Describing jobs future - Drawing conclusions
2nd Term 20 hours/ lessons
-Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns -Reported speech -Reporting questions -Conditionals: 1st and 2nd conditional - Self-assessment - Past Perfect Simple and continuous - Noun suffixes - Infinitive - Gerund - Relative pronouns - Relative clauses - Group work activities - Pair work activities - Worksheets
- Describing past actions - Talking about career plans/dream jobs -Expressing likes and preferences - Speculating -Applying for a job -Asking for and giving information - Talking about poetry
- Individual assignments
ANNUAL PLAN
OBJECTIVES - personalize the topics of the texts by relating them to their own experience; - demonstrate their knowledge of new lexical items by using them in familiar and unfamiliar situations; - develop strategies for handling vocabulary - demonstrate their ability to use the new grammar items; - develop their fluency skills: oral and written - develop processes for the pronunciation of short texts; - interact in different social contexts; - evaluate their progress.
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LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS - Expressing opinions and feelings - Identifying technological gadgets - Discussing the pros and cons of technology - Giving opinions - Talking about computers uses - Justifying opinions - Talking about mobile phones and text messaging - Leaving a message - Talking about space exploration - Making predictions - Talking about friendship - Expressing opinions - Describing relationships - Agreeing/Disagreeing - Comparing/Predicting - Describing actions - Suggesting - Reflecting on environmental problems - Talking about the world environment
GRAMMAR
EVALUATION
"Go hi-tech!"
- Purposes clauses - The passive - The passive (double object verbs) - The future: will, be going to and the present continuous - Verb prefixes
-Progress tests
Project work
-Self-evaluation - Contrast clauses - Phrasal verbs: to look + participle - Modal verbs: can could may, might, should, must
(Srgio Fernandes)