- The secret of happiness - class handout-
Archive for October, 2007
No lessons today! -Monday 29th October-
As I told you last Thursday I won’t be able to come to school today due to a doctor’s appointment but thanks to technology you won’t have to miss your lesson!
Just click on the following link and you’ll find enough activities to make up for it:
See you tomorrow!
Lesson plan for 22nd October
- The funniest joke
- Listening: my first public performance
- Patterns to notice: Cleft sentences
- Homework: Wordspot, idioms with laugh, cry and tears
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Fawlty Towers
Fawlty Towers is a British sitcom made by the BBC in the 1970s. It is set in a hotel in Torquay and was written by John Cleese - one of the Monty Pythons - who plays the charachter of Basil, the hotel owner. Although it is more than thirty years old, Fawlty Towers became so popular and has influenced so many other shows that has become a classic. This is why they mentioned it in the book and I thought it would be a good idea to link here part of an episode for you to watch.
Watch it and tell me whether you find it funny. You can tell me in class or post a comment!
Lesson plan for 18th October
We started module 2
- Vocabulary & speaking: How would you feel?
- Reading: What makes you laugh?
- Homework: Workbook exercises module 1
Lesson plan for 16th October
- revision exercise Cutting Edge module 1.
- Listening: Varieties of English - Pge 15
- Class handout: foreign words and phrases.
- Homework: exercises page 119
Lesson plan for 11th October
Task: devise an action plan to improve your English.
Listening and speaking: Changing English in a changing world
Homework: Wordspot on page 14. we didn’t correct it on Thursday
Lesson plan for 9th October and homework
lesson plan:
module 1: Going global
Vocabulary and listening: What does globlisation mean for us?
Reading and speaking: A changing city
Homework for Thursday: Wordspot page 14.
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