Documentos de Académico
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Supervisión de Inglés
Nivel: 9 ° Grado
II Trimestre
COURSE MATERIALS
REQUIRED MATERIALS
Los estudiantes deben desarrollar las prácticas en esta guía o modulo con la ayuda del libro de
texto y con refuerzos por medio de YouTube o el website suministrado.
Website: otheroadtogrammar.com
YouTube: Debe solamente escribir el tópico para localizar los videos en YouTube.
OPTIONAL MATERIALS
Debe utilizar su diccionario o google translator.
REQUIRED TEXT
Item Name 1 Moveit 2 A, by JaneWildman and Carolyn Barraclough.
Observación: No es relevante si el alumno tiene o no su libro. Es comprensible que hay pocos
estudiantes con el texto. En cada tema se da una pequeña explicación sobre cada tópico.
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
• Integrate English skills to express ideas, opinions and describe personal affairs.
• Communicate basic and daily situations.
• Be aware of the importance of the English language for personal success.
Fecha de Entrega_____________________
UNIT 2
- SWBAT name and classify types of movies. SW listen, repeat and match pictures of different movies to
their corresponding types of movies.
• SW read descriptions and relate them to the right type of
movie.
• SW work with a partner to ask and answer questions about
the types of movies they like
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SW predict content by looking at the pictures on page 21 and
- SWBAT study information and appraise the experience skimming along the reading “Places to Visit in My Town: The
of being at a film museum. Film Museum”.
• SW read the blog entry of a teenager about a film museum
located in her town, then he/she will correct some statements
based on the information given.
• SW work with a classmate in order to answer some
comprehension questions based on the reading “Places to
Visit in My Town: The Film Museum.
- SWBAT express things happening at the momento. .SW read grammar tables in order to determine how to
recognize and use grammatical patterns related to the
present continuous.
• SW write grammatically correct sentences and questions in
the present simple.
• SW ask and answer questions in which his/her sentences
employ the different present continuous patterns studied.
- SWBAT classify and use different adjectives to describe SW listen and match adjectives to pictures that illustrate
his/her opinions about movies. feelings about experiences.
• SW list and differentiate adjectives to describe opinions as
positive, negative and both.
• SW write and say complete sentences that involve
adjectives to give opinions about movies.
• SW listen and pronounce correctly word stress in
adjectives.
- SWBAT give and receive suggestions about movies. SW predict the content of a recording by looking at the
picture and highlighted words provided on page 24.
• SW read, listen and say conversations in which people give
suggestions about movies.
• SW make suggestions about movies by using language
patterns like: “why don’t we (go to the movies)?”, “what about
(The Amazing Spiderman)?” or “Let’s see (a comedy)”.
• SW answer to questions about the recording he/she
listened to, in which teenagers suggest movies to see.
- SWBAT examine and appraise information given by SW predict reading and listening content by looking at the
people about being movie extras. pictures, captions and keywords provided on page 26.
• SW read the text “My Movies: Extra Specials” in order to
find the main idea, some details and the author’s purpose.
• SW confirm statements and answer comprehension
questions about the reading “My Movies: Extra Specials”.
• SW relate the contents of the reading “My Movies: Extra
Specials” to his/her personal life.
• SW listen to people accepting and rejecting the chance to
be extras for a movie and answer to comprehension
questions about it.
- SWBAT identify, discuss and share the profile of a boy SW read the text “Kishan’s Movie” and confirm information
from India. about Kishan’s profile.
• SW answer to questions about the text “Kishan’s Movie”.
• SW discuss with a classmate and relate the contents of the
reading “Kishan’s Movie” to their lives.
CONTENT
• Vocabulary: Types of movies, Key words, Linking words.
• Grammar: Present Continuous.
• Writing: A Movie Review
• Speaking: Suggestions
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UNIT 3
PAST LIVES
- SWBAT name and include vocabulary words related SW match pictures of people from medieval times with
to history in the descriptions he/she makes of past their corresponding words.
life events. • SW read and match words associated to history with
their definitions.
• SW make sentences about past life events by using the
vocabulary seen on page 30.
• SW join a classmate to talk about things they like and
don’t like from history.
- SWBAT recognize and examine the historical and SW predict content by looking at pictures related to the
cultural content of the London Dungeon. reading “The London Dungeon”.
• SW read the text “The London Dungeon” in order to infer
and confirm information about what people can learn
when visiting that tourist attraction..
• SW answer and discuss comprehension questions about
the text “The London Dungeon” and relate its contents to
his/her personal life.
- SWBAT communicate events that finished. SW revise and interpret grammar tables to understand
how to use grammatical patterns related to the past simple
and its associated time expressions.
• SW write and say the past simple form of different
regular and irregular verbs.
• SW read and write grammatically correct sentences that
express life in the past by using verbs in the past simple.
• SW pronounce and spell correctly the past simple verb
endings /t/, /d/ and /ɪd/.
• SW describe what he/she did the last weekend.
- SWBAT name and describe general life events SW listen, repeat and match names of life events with
illustrations that explain them.
• SW read a paragraph about the life of a woman and
correct it by using the most appropriate verbs that match
her life events.
• SW write and share his/her most representative life
events.
- SWBAT identity and interact by showing SW predict the content of a recording by looking at related
reasonability. pictures and skimming at its trascription on page 34.
- SWBAT interpret and ask for information about life • SW read, listen and role-play conversations about
in the past people who reason about their plans.
• SW ask and answer questions related to the recording
presented on page 34.
• SW revise and interpret grammar tables to understand
how to use grammatical patterns related to questions in
the past simple.
• SW write and say questions and answers that use
correctly the past simple.
- SWBAT estimate and discuss some facts about the SW predict reading and listening content by looking at the
biographies of some famous historical and cultural pictures, captions and keywords provided on page 36.
figures. • SW read the William Shakespeare’s biography on page
36 and answer to questions about the author’s life events
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presented there.
• SW listen to pieces of information related to the lives of
some historical figures and answer to questions based on
them.
- SWBAT plan and write the biography of a famous SW recognize the parts in a biography according to the
person of his/her country. order suggested on page 37.
• SW read the biography of Sofonisba on page 37 and
answer to comprehension questions about it.
• SW think of his/her favorite famous person in his/her
country, search for information about him/her and write a
biography using the order suggested on page 37.
- SWBAT appraise and compose paragraphs on SW read three paragraphs about ancient civilizations and
particular periods of history. match each one of them to an appropriate illustration.
• SW relate some historical statements to their
corresponding ancient civilizations.
• SW work with a partner to search for information and
pictures about a period of history, then he/she will
compose a paragraph about it
CONTENT
• Vocabulary: History, Life Events
• Grammar: Past Simple: Affirmative, Negative and Questions.
• Writing: A Biography
• Speaking: Reasoning.
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CONTENT
UNIT 2:
OBSERVACIÓNES:
1- Recuerde que va a entregar las separatas con las prácticas resueltas. Aquellas que tienen
espacio las trabaja en las copias y en hojas blancas o rayadas, las que no lo tienen suficiente
espacio. Las que van en hojas blancas o rayadas las coloca dentro de un folder debidamente
ordenadas y con su respectivo gancho.
2- Para desarrollar las actividades usted debe:
Observar el número de página
Desarrollar las actividades de cada página siguiendo las instrucciones dadas.
3- Para la evaluación de esta unidad se tomaran en cuenta los siguientes criterios:
Puntualidad
Presentación
Seguir indicaciones y contenido.
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CONTENT
UNIT 3:
PAST LIVES
OBSERVACIÓNES:
1- Recuerde que va a entregar las separatas con las prácticas resueltas. Aquellas que tienen
espacio las trabaja en las copias y en hojas blancas o rayadas, las que no lo tienen suficiente
espacio. Las que van en hojas blancas o rayadas las coloca dentro de un folder debidamente
ordenadas y con su respectivo gancho.
2- Para desarrollar las actividades usted debe:
Observar el número de página
Desarrollar las actividades de cada página siguiendo las instrucciones dadas.
3- Para la evaluación de esta unidad se tomaran en cuenta los siguientes criterios:
Puntualidad
Presentación
Seguir indicaciones y contenido.
30 1,2,3 1. Listen and repeat. Then match ten of these words to the pictures.
2. Which words in exercise 1 are not in the picture? Which of these
words means……..
3. Complete the sentences with the words in exercise 1.
31 1,2,3 1. Look at the text quickly. Is it:
2. Read and check your answer to exercise 1.
3. Read the text again. Are the statements true (T) or false
(F).
32 1,2,3,4, 1. Study the gramar table. Choose the correct options to
complete the rules.
2. What is the past simple form of these verbs?
3. Complete the sentences with the past simple.
4. Complete the sentences with these words.
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33 1,2,3 1. Listen and repeat. Then match eight of these words to the
pictures.
2. Which words in exercise 1. Are not in the pictures?
3. Choose the correct options. Then listen and check.
39 1,2,3, 1. Read the text quickly. Match the pictures (a-c) to the
paragraph (1-3).
2. Read the text again. Write AE (Ancient Egypt), RE (Roman
Empire) or AZ (Aztec) for sentences 1-6.
3. Take notes about a period of history. Think about:
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