TRAVEL BY PLANE PRESENTATION

Unit 1

TRAVEL time

English 6th Grade

CRITERIOS DE EVALUACIÓN

objectives

1. Reconocer, interpretar y analizar el sentido global, así como palabras y frases específicas de textos orales (listening)

1. Talk about travellings

2. Talk about experiences in the past and present using Present Simple and Past Simple Tenses

2. participar en situaciones interactivas breves y sencillas sobre temas cotidianos (speaking)

3. Recognise and use vocabulary related to Travel

4. Learn the structure of an email and how to reply an email from a friend

3. Uso de diferentes tiempos verbales: • Present perfect and past simple • Present perfect and past simple questions

Rúbrica email

4. Organizar y redactar textos breves y sencillos, previamente preparados, con adecuación a la situación comunicativa propuesta (email a friend)

Board

Activity

LISTENING 1

page 11

WORD LIST

Travel Time

WORD LIST 1 AUDIO

Travel Time

LISTENING 2

Page 14

GRAMMAR

Present Perfect vs Past Simple

Travel Time 2

WORD LIST 2 AUDIO

YOUR EMAILS

Student´s creations

WRITING

An email to a friend

PRESENT PERFECT VS PAST SIMPLE

PRACTICe

FORMS AND USES

present perfect simple: have/has + past participle (worked, seen...)

PAST EXPERIENCES "Sally has been to the USA three times"" "Have you ever lost your credit card?"

WITH YET AND ALREADY "I've already seen this film twice." "Anna hasn't found a job yet, she's still looking" "-Have you finished the report yet? - No, not yet"

RECENT PAST ACTIONS "I've cut my finger" "Too late! Our train has just left!"

past simple (worked, stopped, had, etc...)

FINISHED PAST ACTIONS "They got married last year" "I didn't have time to do the homework" "What time did you have breakfast this morning?"

present perfect or past simple?

we use the PRESENT PERFECT to talk about past experiences and recent past actions when we don't specify a time.

we often use expressions like : recently., just, already, yet, ever, never

we use the PAST SIMPLE to talk or ask about finished actions in the past, when the time is mentioned or understood

we often use past time expressions: yesterday, last week, two hours ago

key words present perfect and past simple

Passengers on board!Press the buttons to keep on practicing!

write AN EMAIL TO A FRIEND

Rúbrica email

students creations

An awesome title here

The interactive visual communication step by step:

• Plan the structure of your content.
• Give visual weight to the key points and the most important ones.
• Define secondary messages with interactivity.
• Establish a flow throughout the content.
• Measure results.