CRONOGRAMA DE ACTIVIDADES DE REFUERZO ACADÉMICO

SEGUNDO PARCIAL

Sólo para los cadetes que tienen menos de 7/10 en el segundo parcial.

-  Haga click aquí para bajar el cronograma de actividades de refuerzo académico. 

-  Lea con cuidado el cronograma y siga las instrucciones. Realice las actividades a mano en un cuaderno aparte.
-  Haga click e imprima el documento de conocimeinto del cronograma. Entregue firmado a la docente el día 4 de enero de 2016.

ASSIGNMENT 2

FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 4TH TO 8TH

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

FOR THE SECOND DAY OF CLASSES: 

1. Take a quiz on ALL the verbs (Practice Book page 87): infinitive, past simple, past participle, meaning. You have all this vacation to memorize the verbs. Practice 15 minutes daily until you master the verbs.

2. Watch the video. In class you will describe other cadets or other people using the cards you prepared before. Something similar to what people say in this video.

FOR THE THIRD DAY OF CLASSES: In one sheet of paper, write 100 words minimum about you and your best friend. Include some of the following information.

• who he/she is• astrological sign (if you know it)
• personality and character
• likes and dislikes
• why you get along well and what you do together

IRREGULAR VERBS PROYECT Watch the irregular verbs videos I posted last week. These are examples of how you can prepare your irregular verbs song. In class this week (December 14 to 18) in group you will prepare a song or rap with the irregular verbs I told you in class.  During vacation you will memorize ALL the verbs (Practice Book page 87) for your song, individually. When you come back from vacation you will record a video singing or rapping the irregular verbs with choreography, in class. You have to email me the video of the song or rap not later than Wednesday January 20th, 2016. Verbs song/rap evaluation criteria pronunciation:                           2 points                    rhythm;                                      2 points showing meaning:                     2 points verbs written in the video:        2 points            (subtitles) creativity:                                  2 points                                 Total:                        10 points

IRREGULAR VERBS SONGS

THIRD TERM - ASSIGNMENT 1

FOR THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 14TH TO 18TH

FOR THE SECOND DAY OF CLASSES: Make cards in cardboard with ALL the adjectives in the PRACTICE BOOK page 84 - Unit 3 "Feelings and character" (the cards should be similar to the cards that you made with the verbs). At the back of each card you have to paste a picture showing the meaning of the adjective.

attractive	calm	cheerful	cool

FOR THE THIRD DAY OF CLASS: Write a story in your notebook using 20 adjectives from the cards you made. 

SECOND TERM SUMMATIVE EVALUATION

For the week of December 7th to 11th

These are the topics and activities for the summative evaluation.

SKILL	ACTIVITY	MARKS
Listening	A CD track activity	2 points
Reading	Read a text and answer comprehension questions.	2 points
Writing	Write a short autobiography using 50 words minimum. It will be similar to the homework you did this week. It should have an introduction, body and conclusion. Check the rubric for the biography homework.	2 points
Speaking	In pairs you will ask each other ONE question about personal experiences. The question will be similar to the Have you ever……….? questions you prepared for the Assignments 4 on the week of November 16. Remember you've already presented this speaking activity in class.	2 points
Grammar	- Conjunctions: although, and, because, but, or, so. - Present Perfect: affirmative, negative, question forms. (See Student´s Book page 116)	1 point
Vocabulary	-  Experiences, Occupations, Places of work, Stages of development (Practice Book page 84) -  Verbs (Practice Book page 87)	1 point

                                                                TOTAL                             10 points

ASSIGNMENT 6

For the week of November 30th to December 4th

1. FOR THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS: Print and complete the IRREGULAR VERBS LIST , following the list of the Practice Book page 87.
    Study for the Verbs Quiz on Monday.

2. FOR THE SECOND DAY OF CLASS: Write a short autobiography of 100 words, following the model in Student's Book page 27. Click here and print the rubrics. Take the rubrics to school.
   
Present Perfect Tense Written Quiz

3. FOR THE THIRD DAY OF CLASS: Complete the activities in the CD ROM Unit 2.

ASSIGNMENT 5

For the week of November 23 to 27

1. FOR THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS: In your house you have to prepare verb cards. You will need:

Materials:

  5 pink A4 cardboard sheets
  5 green A4 cardboard sheets
  5 yellow A4 cardboard sheets
  markers

Instructions:

To make the cards fold the A4 cardboard sheet in 16 parts and cut them out, then write one verb in each card, like this. WRITE BIG LETTERS.

BE	BECOME

Based on the List of Irregular verbs of the Practice Book, you have to make:

77 INFINITIVE VERBS cards, color pink
77 PAST SIMPLE VERBS cards, color green
77 PAST PARTICIPLE VERBS cards, color yellow
Take them to school on Monday in three different plastic bags.

You will also bring to class:
    1 light blue A4 cardboard sheet
    1 white A4 cardboard sheet
     scissors
     markers


2. FOR THE SECOND DAY OF CLASS: Pronunciation quiz. Memorize the dialogue and present it in pairs, be careful with the pronunciation of the regular verbs (in bold):

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Kathy: Tom, have you started your diet? I hope you haven’t gained weight.

Tom: I boiled eggs and sliced celery for lunch.

Kathy: Have you exercised at all? 

Tom: I walked 5 miles and jogged in the park.

Kathy: Have you cleaned the house? Calories can be worked off that way. 

Tom: I washed and waxed the floors. I even painted the bathroom.

Kathy: Who baked this apple pie? Who cooked this ham? 

Tom: When I finished cleaning, I was starved. I prepared this food for dinner.

Kathy: Oh, no! I’ll take this food home so you won’t be tempted . I really enjoyed being with you.     Your diet is great! 

Tom: What happened? Somehow, I missed out on all the fun.
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3. FOR THE THIRD DAY OF CLASS: In pairs, orally, present the 10 questions and answers that you prepared in class, using: HAVE YOU EVER .......? Remember to explain your answer with details.

ASSIGNMENTS 4

For the week of November 16th to 20th

1. FOR THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS: Memorize the following questions:

Have you ever…

1. talked on the phone for more than two hours?
2. gotten lost in an amusement park or on vacation?
3. gotten in trouble at school or at church?
4. helped someone who was in danger?
5. climbed a tree, or went up on a roof and couldn’t get down?
6. done a belly-flop off a diving board?
7. found a wallet or a money that someone dropped?
8. ridden a ride that made you scream with fear?
9. won a contest and received a prize?
10. met a famous person or a celebrity?

2. FOR THE SECOND DAY OF CLASS: Watch this video and practice the pronunciation of the regular verbs, in your house.

     Click here, print and memorize the verbs and the dialogue.

3. FOR THE THIRD DAY OF CLASS: Copy the following part and complete the exercises in your notebook.

PRESENT PERFECT

Affirmative Sentences

Subject	Have	Past Participle	Rest of the Sentence
I	have	studied	for the exam.
You	have	bought	a new computer.
He	has	eaten	my chocolate.
She	has	written	an e-mail.
It	has	been	cold this month.
We	have	won	the championship.
You	have	tried	to learn a lot.
They	have	forgotten	my birthday.

Negative Sentences

The contraction of the perfect tense in negative form is:
Have not = Haven't
Has not = Hasn't

Subject	Have	Past Participle	Rest of the Sentence
I	haven't	studied	for the exam.
You	haven't	bought	a new computer.
He	hasn't	eaten	my chocolate.
She	hasn't	written	an e-mail.
It	hasn't	been	cold this month.
We	haven't	won	the championship.
You	haven't	tried	to learn a lot.
They	haven't	forgotten	my birthday.

Questions

Have	Subject	Past Participle	Rest of the Sentence
Have	I	been	chosen for the team?
Have	you	bought	a new car?
Has	he	eaten	my sandwich?
Has	she	written	the letter?
Has	it	started	on time?
Have	we	won	a trophy?
Have	you	kept	my secret?
Have	they	driven	there?

USE OF THE PRESENTE PERFECT

Talking about general experiences (ever, never)

It usually refers to an event happening at some moment in your life.

• Has she ever tried Chilean wine before? (in her life)
• I've never eaten monkey brains before. (in my life)

EXERCISE Write the participle form of the following verbs. 1.    go →  2.    sing →  3.    be →  4.    buy →  5.    do →  Complete the table in present perfect simple. positive negative question He has written a letter. They have not stopped. Have we danced? She has worked. Andy has not slept. Write sentences in present perfect simple. 1.   they / ask / a question -  2.   he / speak / English -  3.   I / be / in my room -  4.   we / not / wash / the car -  5.   Annie / not / forget / her homework -  Write questions in present perfect simple. 1.   they / finish / their homework -  2.   Sue / kiss / Ben -  3.   the waiter / bring / the tea -  4.   Marilyn / pay / the bill -  5.   you / ever / write / a poem -