English Level IV

World Link 1B
May 16th, 2020
Teacher: Edinson Javier Rodriguez Quintero
E-mail. edinson.rodriguez@usco.edu.co

Aim of the session: To explain why a city is or isn’t a good place to live.
Session 1. (8:00 – 9:45 am)

Warmer (3 minutes T – led / Ss – action)

Join the game to practice some useful vocabulary: https://quizizz.com

Activity #1 “WHICH WAY”

Use the link to watch a video and practice how to give directions
Video: https://youtu.be/-_YoeEY8FPM.
Join the game to take the quiz https://quizizz.com

Lead-in (3 – 4 minutes)
Grammar
 Activity #2: Power point presentation
Look at the power point presentation from the screen to practice questions and
answers with how many and how much.

 Complete the dialogues

much
 A Little

much
A lot

 Activity #3: DIRECTIONS: Read the paragraphs. Write a lot, a few, a little,
or none.

Where’s the best place to live in the US? Denver, Colorado, is a good place. It has
many people: about 650,000 people. There is very little rain, not much humidity—
and a lot of snow in the mountains in the winter. Many people go skiing and
snowboarding outside Denver.

Punta Gorda, Florida, is smaller—it only has about 17,000 people—and it’s very
safe. There’s not much pollution there, and there are many jobs. The weather is
always beautiful in Punta Gorda. However, there are very few parks, and there
aren't any big art museums.

How many people live in Denver, Colorado? ____________________

How much humidity is there in Denver? ____________________
How much snow does Denver have in the winter? ____________________
How many parks are there in Punta Gorda? ____________________
How many jobs are there in Punta Gorda? ____________________
How many big art museums are there in Punta Gorda? ____________________
How much good weather is there in Punta Gorda? ____________________
 Activity #4: Quizzes

Session 2. (9:45 – 11:15 am)

Asynchronous activities
During session 3, the activities from here on will be checked.

1. There are seven people in the picture. TRUE / FALSE

2. There is a cat on a chair. TRUE / FALSE
3. There is a woman standing behind a sofa. TRUE / FALSE
4. There aren't any cups on the table. TRUE / FALSE
5. There are some books under the coffee table. TRUE / FALSE
6. There is a small chair in front of the coffee table. TRUE / FALSE
7. There aren't any children in the living room. TRUE / FALSE
8. There are some flowers in front of a man. TRUE / FALSE
9. There is a fan in the picture. TRUE / FALSE
10. There is a small dog next to a chair. TRUE / FALSE

 Join the game to practice some useful vocabulary about sports:

https://quizizz.com
STUDENT’S BOOK: Turn to page 111 and fill in the missing letters.

VIDEO: Watch the video to learn about sports.

https://youtu.be/wZkOnS7ja7o
Complete the table.

Ball sports
gerund
specific
PLAY / GO / DO? SPORT Write the sports from page 111 and fill in the correct verb.
go Horse riding PLAY / GO / DO? SPORT
play Basketball
do Push ups
go Sailing
play Baseball
go Cycling
do Parkour
play Rugby
go Paragliding
play Shuffleboard
do Karate
go Rafting
go Rock climbing
play Volleyball
go Ballooning
do Tai chi
do Rock paper scissors

LISTENING: Read the paragraph on page 112 from your student’s book. Then,
listen to the recording and complete it. Complete activities B, C and D in your
book.
PRACTICE

Activity: VOICETHREAD
Speak up!
1. Upload the picture given by the teacher to voicethread.
2. Record a short video of you, talking about the picture using “there is… and
there are”, “prepositions of place (next to, in front of, behind, etc.) -
Reading is not accepted.
3. Save the video
4. Copy the link and share it on Edmodo

Session 3. (11:15 – 12:00 am)

This session will start by giving some feedback on the activities worked during
session 2.
Warmer (3 minutes T – led / Ss – action)
PRACTICE
Activity: listen to the audio chosen by the teacher. Look at your picture and try to
find eight differences. (PDF)
PRACTICE
Discussion time – there is and there are (PDF).

Lead – in
Study the box

Use the verb in parentheses to complete each sentence with the verb + to or the
verb alone. (Some of the verbs may be in the simple past tense.)

1. I (want) ……want …to……. go camping next weekend.

2. Don't (forget) ………forget to…………. explain the rules.
3. Do you (hate) ………hate……………………. gym class?
4. I have a silver medal, and now I (want) ………want……………………. a gold one.
5. You (need) …………need to……. stretch before you do pilates.
6. I can't go swimming because I (forget) ……forgot……. my swimsuit.
7. I'm serious about ping pong. I (hate) ……hate to…………. lose.
8. I (learn) ………learnt……………………. a new game. Do you want me to show you?