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Topics Top ics
V Vocabulary ocabu lary
UNIT 1 (pp.6-13)
• jobs jobs • da dailyactivities dail ily yactivities • weeken weekendactiv weekendactivities dactivities
typesofjob typeso fjobs;job s;jobqualitie qualities;job s;job routines;dailyroutines routin es;dailyroutines;free-time ;free-time activities;chores;the activi ties;chores;the time
UNIT 2 (pp.14-21)
• famouspeop fa famo mouspeople le • pa pastexperien past stex experiences ces • typesofhouses typesofho typesofhouses • museu museums ms
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jobs; job s;nat nation ionalitie alities;wordsrelate s;wordsrelated d tobattles;typesofhouses; rooms;furniture/appliances/ features; featur es;museum museum objects objects
Reading Rea ding • anartic anarticleabout anarticleaboutasharkscientist leaboutasharksc asharkscientist • arrang arr arrangingameeting(dialog anging inga a meeting(dialogue) ue) • aqui a quiz uiz • anem an anemailaboutsummerac emailaboutsummeractivities tivities • Cul Cultur CultureClip tureC eClip:: SchooloftheAir
• abi abiog abiograph ography y • weeken weekend d activities activities(d activities(d (d (dialogue) ialogue) • anarticl anarticle(typesofho anarticle(typesofhouses e(typesofhouses)) • Lite Li LiteratureCorn terratureCorner: er: Charlie&theChocolate Charlie&theChocolate Factory
Self-AssessmentModule 1 (pp. (pp.22 (pp.22-2 22-23) 3) - AcrosstheCurriculum1 AcrosstheCur Across theCurriculu riculum1 m1 (p.24) (p.24) - LifeinTudorTim LifeinTudorTimes(Histo es(History) ry)
UNIT 3 (pp.26-3 (pp. 26-33) 3)
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• ho holida lidays ys • tr tran transpo ansport rt • festiva fes festivals ls
holidayactivities;entertainment; meansoftransport;festive activities
• aninternetholiday aninternetholidayadvertisement advertisement • disc di discussin scussingaholiday gaholidaywith witha atravelagent travel travelagent agent (dialogue) • ahome ahomepag ahomepageaboutfestiva pageabou eaboutf tf estivals ls • alet aletter aletterfromaholidayreso terfrom fromaho aholidayresort rt • Cul Cultur CultureClip tureCl eClip: ip: Orlando,Florida
• weat we weather ather • ge geograp geo ographica hicall features ■animalkingdom
weather&seasons;geographical terms; measurements terms; measurements; ; animal animalsspartsofthebody
• aweatherforecast • Re Reco Record-Bre cord-Breaking akingGeography Geography • bu buyi buyingapet(dia yin ngapet(dialogue) logue) • alett aletterof aletterofadvice erofad advice
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UNIT 4 (pp.34-41)
• Cu Curr CurricularCut rric icularCuts: s: TheHimalayas
Self-AssessmentModule Self-AssessmentMod ule2(pp.4 2(pp.422-43 43)-Acros )-Acrossthe sthe Curriculu Curriculum2(p.44 m2(p.44)-WW )-WW )-WW Ffora F foraliving livingplanet planet(Citizenship) (Citizenship)
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• disasters • accidents • precautions
typesofdisa typesof disaster sters; s;partsofthe partsofthe body;typesofaccidents
UNIT 6 (pp.54-61)
• health health proble problems ms • medical
illnesses & cures; cures; medica medicall professions & workplaces; emergencyservices; healthy/unhe health y/unhealthy althy lifestyles lifestyles
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• narrat narratingan ingan experi experience(dialogue) ence(dialogue) • anewspaperarticle • asto a story ry • Culture CultureClip Clip:: TheGreatPlague • acartoonstrip • atthechemist's/d at thechemist's/dentist entist's 's(dialo (dialogues) gues) • aweeklyadvicecolumn • anessayaboutexamstress • CurricularCuts: Micro-o Micro-organismsonyou rganismsonyourbody! rbody!
Self-Assessm Self-A ssessmentModule3(pp.62-63)-AcrosstheCurricul entModule3(pp.62-63)-AcrosstheCurriculum3(p. um3(p. 64)-Volcanoes(Geography) 64)-Volcanoes(Geography)
UNIT 7 (pp.66-73)
• food fo food&drink od&d &drinkss • shops&produ sh shop ops&products cts • mon money oney
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UNIT 8 (pp.74-8 (pp. 74-81) 1)
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diar di diaryentries ary yentries
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• character charac characte terqua qualitie lities s • sport sports s • entertainm en ente tertainment ent
dishes;desserts;drinks;placesto eat;waystocook;typesof shops;products;clothes;
■notices • dec decidi decidingonapresent(dialogue) idingo ngonapresent(dialogue) • co comm comments commen mmen ents ts on on amessage amessa amessage ge board
shoppinghabits&money
• ares arestau arestaurantrevie taurantreview w • Cul Cultur CultureClip tureC eClip:: GreatNat GreatNationalDishe ionalDishess
hobbies&personalities;sports& equipment;placesforsports; films;reviews;typesof entertainment
• pe peop people'sprofile ople'sprofilesforac sforacontest ontest • no notic tices es • de deci decidingonwheretogo(dialo cid dingonwheretogo(dialogue) gue) • anem an anem emailabou ailabouta ailabou tamus musical ical • Lite Li LiteratureCorn tera ratureCorner: er: ThePrisonerofZe ThePrisonerofZenda nd nda a
Self-AssessmentModule4(pp.82Self-AssessmentMod ule4(pp.82-83 83)-AcrosstheCurriculum4(p.84)-Budgeting )-AcrosstheCurriculum4 )-Across theCurriculum4(p.84)- (p.84)-Budgeting Budgeting (PSHE)
UNIT 9 (pp.86-93)
• gadgets • inventors • technology
objects(characteristics/uses); inventions & inventors; computers
• advertisements • a 'timel 'timeline' ine'quiz quizaboutinventions aboutinventions • askingforhelp(dialogue) • anessayaboutcomputersatwork • Culture CultureClip Clip:: Interna InternationalSpyMuseu tionalSpyMuseum m
UNIT 10 10 (pp.94-101)
• space • unexplained
space;solarsystem;UFOs;the supernatural;environmental issues
• an article article aboutextraterre aboutextraterrestrial strials s • avisittoahauntedhouse(dialogue) • anarticleabouttheenvironment
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mysteries • environment
• • astory CurricularCuts: Stars
Self-Assessm Self-A ssessmentModule entModule5(pp.102-103)-AcrosstheCurr 5(pp.102-103)-AcrosstheCurriculum iculum5(p.104)- 5(p.104)- TheFlowers(Literat TheFlowers(Literature) ure) SpecialDays:EarthDay(pp. Specia lDays:EarthDay(pp.106-107); 106-107);Mother'sDay(pp. Mother'sDay(pp.108-109); 108-109);Songsheet Songsheets(pp.110-114 s(pp.110-114);Pairwor );PairworkActivitie kActivities(pp.115-118 s(pp.115-118); ); WordPerfect(pp.119-123);GrammarCheck(pp.124-133);GrammarReference(pp.134-139);
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Sp Sp pe e ea a ak k kiiin n ng g
presentsimple;present continuous;adverbsof frequency; freque ncy; presen presentt continuous(future meaning)-goingto
completinganadvert matching matchi ngpeople people to weekend activities Pronunciation:word stress
discussingtypesofjobs; discussingtypeso fjobs;discu discussing ssing dailyroutines; arrang dailyroutines; arranginga inga meetin meeting; g; requesting;making reques ting;making sugges suggestions tions
aleafletaboutjobs aleaflet aboutjobs descriptionsof descriptio nsofphotographs photographs anemailaboutwhatyouare doingthissummer anarticleaboutaschoolinyour country
pastsimple;whquestions;usedto
comple completing ting information information aboutaconcert matchingpeopleto rooms Pronunciation:"e"
asking/giving personal information; talkingaboutpastexperiences; talkingaboutpasthabits
ashortbiography ahis a histor tory yqui quiz z aposteraboutlifeinthepast adescriptivearticleaboutavisit toamuseum
present perfec present perfect; t; present present perfectvspastsimple
matchingpeopleto activities multiple multip lechoice choice questions Intonation:reacting tobadnews
discussingyourholidaytoMexico; reactingtobadnews;catchingup onnews
anInternetholidayadvert acruiseadvert a homepa homepage ge aboutfestivals aletterfromaholidayresort
comparatives/superlatives; thedefinitearticle ("the"); ("the" ); plural plurals s
notetaking matching matchi ng people people to activities Pronunciation:
asking/giving/refu asking/givin g/refusing sing permission; permission; expressingintonation;givingadvice
aweatherforecast aposteraboutgeographical aposterabout geographical featuresinyourcountry aposteraboutamissingpet
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aletterofadvice
homophones pastcontinuousvspast simple; reflex simple; reflexive ive pronouns; prono uns;mustn't-can; mustn't-can; pastperfect;linkers
notetaking predictingcontent Pronunciation:/л/
narratingpastexperiences; discussingabadday;givingnews& reacting
diaryentries a leafle leaflett anewsreportt anewsrepor astory
conditionalstype0&1; must,mustn't;need, needn't;shou needn't; should, ld, shouldn't
notetaking Intonation: conditionalsentences
talkingabouthealthproblems; askingformedicine
acartoonstrip rules lettersaskingfor&giving advice anarticlemakingsuggestions
countable-uncountable nouns; quanti nouns; quantifiers; fiers; containers;goingtovs
notetaking matching matchi ngpeople people to shops
orderingfoodatatakeaway; makingashoppinglist;buying things
arestaurantadvert a not note e commentsforamessageboard
will
Pronunciation:/1/-/1У У; /s/-/tjy
infinitive;-ingform;-ing/ -edparticiples
matchingpeopleto sports Pronunciation: stressedsyllables
expressingagreement/ disagreement(so-nor);talking abouteveningsout
yourownprofileforacontest asportscentreposter reviewsofperforman reviewsof performances ces anemailrecommendingafilm
orderofadjectives;the passive;questiontags
notetaking multiple multip lechoice choice identifyingmood identi fyingmood Intonation:questio Intonation: question n tags
describingobjects;offering/ accepting/refusing help
anadvertisement factfilesaboutinventions anote afor-and-againstessay
reportedspeech (statements, quest questions, ions, commands); comman ds); relatives relatives
notetaking predictingcontent Pronunciation:/h/
aninterviewaboutextraterrestrial creatures;exchanging creatu res;exchanging opinions; opinions; narratingastory
ashortstory acartoonstrip asummary
arestaurantreview
astory
AmericanEnglish-Briti AmericanEnglish -BritishEnglish shEnglishGuide(p.140);Irreg Guide(p.140);IrregularVerbs ularVerbs(p.141);WordList(pp.142(p.141);WordList(pp.142-152);Tape 152);Tapescript scripts(pp.T1-T7); s(pp.T1-T7); s(pp.T1-T7); SuggestedAnswerssection(pp.SA1-SA3);Evaluations(pp.E1-E10);MyLanguagePortfolioGuidelines(pp.L1-L2)
Introductiontotheteacher UpstreamElementaryA2\ UpstreamElement aryA2\s sacompletecourseforlearners studyingEnglishatElementarylevel. Itaim It aims s atthe atthebal balanc anceddevel eddevelopm opmen ent t of ofall all fou four r skills skills throughavarietyofcommunicativetasks,whileallowing foraflexibilityofapproach foraflexib ilityofapproachwhich which makesitsuitable makesitsuitableforall forall classes, classe s, incl includin uding g large large or mixe mixed-ab d-ability ility ilitygro grou groups. groups ups. ps.The . The The key key language langu age is regu regularly larly recy recycled cled, , achi achievin eving g acti active, ve, holis holistic tic and humanist humanistic ic learning.
III III In Inst Instrumentsfor stru rume ment nts sforEvaluation Evaluation Ev Eval alua uati tion on is is an an es esse sent ntia ial l part part of of the the le lear arni ning ng proces proc ess. ess. s. It It he helps help lps s the the le learn arner ers s be beco come me aw awar are e o of f their the ir progress progress in the the targe target t lang language uage, , howmuc how much h th they ey have have achiev achieved ed and and what what are areas as need need furth further er practice. pract ice. Evaluation Evaluation alsoallowsteache alsoallowsteachersto rsto refle reflect ct onthevalidi onthe validityof tyof the their irteac teaching hing pract practices ices andthe typesofmaterialbeingused. IntheInstrumentsforEvaluation,theteachercanfind:
The The co cour urse se in inco corp rpor orat ates es bo both th a cr cros osss-cu cult ltur ural al an and d cross cro ss-c -curr urricu icular lar app approa roach ch, , and and its its syl syllab labus us reflec reflects ts th the e guideline guide lines s of the the Coun Council cilof of Europ Europe e Frame Frameworkunder workunder thecategoryofA2,BasicUser theca tegoryofA2,BasicUser(Waystage) (Waystage)..
A2BasicUser Ss Ss in in th this is cate catego gory ry can can unde unders rsta tand nd and and use use fami famili liar ar,, everyday every dayexpre expressio ssionsand nsand basic basic basicvocab vocab vocabularyand ulary and phras ulary phrases es related to the world around them (e.g (e.g. . pers personal onal onal information,shopping,employment,etc).Theycaninteract information,shopping,employment,etc). Theycaninteract in simp simple, le, rout routine ineexch exchange anges s about about famil familiar iar topic topics s and can des can descri cribe be aspec aspects ts of top topics ics that that are are person personall ally y or immediatelyreleva immediately relevant. nt. nt.
CourseComponents Student'sBook TheStudent'sBookhasbeendesignedtoappealtoas well wel l as involv involve e the the Ss in lan langu guage age lea learni rning ng. . It con consis sists ts offivemodulesoftwo offivemod ulesof ules oftwo two unit unitsea unitseach. seach. ch. In Ineachmodule,the eachmodule,the Ssare Ss are th thoro oroug ughly hly expose exposed d tothe new new lan langu guage age, , and thus achievecompet thus achievecompetenc ency y inthe targ targetlanguag etlanguage eata ata faster faste rpace pace. .Each Each modu module lehasits hasits indiv individual idual aims aims andat theendofthemodule,Sscanrecordtheirprogressin English. Eachun Each unitis itis bas basedon edon asin a single gle the theme me and and cov covers ers awid a wide e variety variet yof ofrelat related edtopic topics. s.All Allunit units sfoll sfollow foll follow owthe ow the the same same basic format (see (seeTyp Typicallayouto icallayoutofa icallayouto fa famodule). module). Teacher'sBook The Teach The Teacher' er's s Boo Book k pro provid vides es int interl erleav eaved ed stepstep-byby-st step ep les lesson son plans plans and and the the ans answe wers rs to the the exe exerci rcise ses. s. It also also containsextraideasonho containsextraideas onhowtopresentn wtopresentnewwordsand ewwordsand la lang ngua uage ge patt patter erns ns, , ad addi diti tion onal al ac acti tivi viti ties es as as well well as tapescriptsforthelisteningactivities.Atthebeginning of the Teacher's Book, the teacher can find the Programme, an Programme, an anal analyt ytic ical al chart art of of the targ argets and and objectivesofthemodules. TheTeacher'sBookalsoincludes: I Tap Tapes Tapescriptsfor escri cripts ptsforthe forthe the listening the listenin listening eningtasks tasks II Sug Suggest Sugg Sugge gest ested stedAnsw edAnsw ed Answers Answers ersfor for activi ctivities ties from from the the SelfSelfAssessm Asse ssment ent, , WordPerfect WordPerfect andGrammar andGrammar Che Check ck sections
• TheFormativeEvaluationChart: TheFormativeEvaluationChart:Theteacherusesthe Theteacherusesthe charttoevaluatetheSsonanactivityatanytime during dur ing th the e course course and and wri write tes s th the e mar marks ks att attain ained ed withthehelpofacode. • ProgressReport ProgressReportCards: Cards:Theteacherfillsthem,oneper Cards: Theteacherfillsthem,oneper S, upo upon n com comple pletio tion n of eac each h module module test test, , tak taking ing intoconsiderationtheS'sperformanceandprogress throughoutthemoduleaswellasthemarkreceived inthecorre inthe correspondingModularTes correspon sponding dingMo Mo dularTest.TheSsfiletheir t.TheSsfiletheir ProgressReportCardsintheirLanguagePortfolio. IIV V M My y Language anguagePortfolio PortfolioGuidelines Guidelines These The seare areguid guidelin elines eson on howto use use the the acti activitie vities s inMy in MyLang Language uage Portfolio Portfolio(pp.L1-L2). (pp.L1-L2). V V TestBookletKey& TestBookletKey&Tape Tapescrip scripts ts A co comp mple lete te key key to to al all l th the e ex exer erci cise ses s in in the the Test Test Bookletaswellasthetapescriptsforthelistening tasks. Workbook TheWorkbookisinfullcolourandconsistsoftenunits wh whic ich h co comp mple leme ment nt th the e th them eme e an and d cont conten ent t of of th the e corres cor respon pondin ding g un units its in the the Studen Student's t's Boo Book k and and con contai tain n elementsspecificallydesignedtoextendandconsolidate lear learni ning ng th thro roug ugh h a wi wide de va vari riet ety y of of task tasks. s. Thes These e ar are e gr grou oupe ped d in in ea each ch un unit it as Vocabulary Vocabulary Vocab ulary Practice, Practic Practice, e, Reading, Reading, Re Read adin ing, g, Listening,Speaking,Everyda Listening,Speaking,E veryday yEnglish Englishand English and Writing. AnadditionalfeatureoftheWorkbookisthe Grammarin Usesectionineveryunit.Allthegrammaticalphenomena ofthecorrespondingunitin ofthecorrespo ndingunitintheStuden theStudent'sB t'sBook ook are ook arefully fully exploited explo ited inthissectio inthissection.Thus,theteache n.Thus,theteacher rcandecide candecide to work ork on on it it as as a whol ole e up upon on com ompl ple etio ion n of of the corres cor respon pondin ding g un unit it in th the e Studen Student's t's Boo Book k or cov cover er it progressively. In In ad addi diti tion on, , thro throug ugh h the the Reade Reader's r'sCorn Corner, er, the Ss are er, exposed expos ed to inte interest resting ing multicult multicultural ural and cros cross-c s-curric urricular ular te text xts s wi with th th the e ai aim m of of broa broade deni ning ng th thei eir r ho hori rizo zons ns an and d providing provid inginsi insight ght into into othe other r tradit traditions ions and customs customs. . At the theen end dofeach ofeach un unit, it, there there isthe ProgressCheck ProgressChecksectior sectior wheretheSscanassesstheirprogress. TheTeacher'sversionoftheWorkbookisthesameas theStudent'sversion,exceptthatithasanoverprinted answerkeytoalltheexercises.
TestBooklet ~-e"estBookletconsistsof:fiveModularTestsintwo /alentversion /alen /alentversions, tversions, s,an an anExit ExitTes Exit Testandte tandten n Un Uni UnitTe i tTests sts.. "-eModularTestsaretobedoneuponthecomp "-eModul arTestsaretobedoneuponthecompletio letion n of of the the co corr rres espo pond ndin ing g modu module le. . The The Ex Exit it Test Test, , wh whic ich h coversallthemateria cove rsallthemateriallearntatthislevel,caneithe llearntatthislevel,caneitherbe rbe us used ed as as an an as asse sess ssme ment nt test test up upon on co comp mple leti tion on of of the the courseorasaplacementtestforthenextlevel. TheindividualUnitTestscanbeemployedtoassessSs' progressuponcomp prog ressuponcompletio letionofthe nofthereleva relevantunitssothat ntunitssothat theteachercanpinpointweaknessestobeaddressed, orasrevisiontests. MyLanguagePortfolio MyLanguagePortfoliocontainsthematerialwhichthe Sswilluse,alongwithanyextramaterialgivenbythe teacher,througho teach er,throughoutthe utthe cours course.My e.My Lang Language uage Port Portfoli folio o has has be been en desig esigne ned d to to st stim imul ula ate te and nd su sup pport rt the the lea learni rningof ngof the the Eng Englis lish hlan langua guage. ge. Itspurp Itspurpose ose isto help help the Ss the Ssref reflec lect t on, on, rea realis lise e the their irpro progre gress ssin inand and imp improv rove e theirlanguagelearning.
throughthe LanguageBiography LanguageBiographysection,providingany section,providingany necessary help. Once this has been completed, en enco cour urag age e th the e Ss Ss to to do do th the e ac acti tivi viti ties es in in th the e Dossier Dossier section. Howtoapproacheachsection I) I) Lang La LanguagePassport ngua uage ge Passport Read Rellow ad ou out the thly. e.in intr trod oduc ucto ryy pa para ragr grap aph h as ey the th e Ss foll fo ow sile sit lent ntly Answ An swer ertory an any ques qu esti tion ons s as th they ma may y have.Eachtimetheyaregivensomethingforthis have.Eachtimeth eyaregivensomethingforthis section,remindthemtomakearecordandfileit in in the the approp ropri ria ate te sect sectio ion n of thei their r Lang ngua uag ge Portfolio. II) II) Lang Language Langua uage ge Biography Sp Spen end d some some time time on on ea each ch sect sectio ion, n, ma maki king ng su sure re theSsknowwhatisrequiredofthem. Hereisabriefexplanationoftherationaleofeach section: -
MyLanguagePortfolioistheSs'property.Itisatoolto accompanytheSs'languagelearningthroughouttheir sc scho hool ol lif life and nd is is su suit ita able le for docu cum menti enting ng thei theirr learningbothinsideandoutsidetheclassroom. In practi practice, ce, Langu Languag age e Po Portf rtfoli olios os may may inc includ lude e pro projec jects ts orotherexa orother examp mplesofwritten lesofwrittenwork, work, computerdisk computerdiskette computerdiskettes ettes (w (wit ith h wo work rk or or draw drawin ings gs comp comple leted ted in insi side de or or ou outs tsid ide e th the e class classro room om), ), vide video o cass casset ette tes/ s/DV DVDs Ds (w (wit ith h the the Ss Ss'' perfo per forma rmance nces s of of songs, songs, rol role e plays, plays, etc.), etc.), cer certif tifica icates tes,, report rep orts s fro from m tea teache chers, rs, orevena oreven a col collec lectio tion n of of objec objects ts orpictures.Itis orpicture s.Itisacollectionofwh acollectionofwhatth atthelearners elearnerswa want nt tokeepasevidenceofwhattheyarelearningthrough the medium of the English lang ngu uage. The main emph em phas asis is is is on on the the proc proces ess s of of lear learni ning ng. . As As a resu result lt,, whilecompilingtheir whilecompili ngtheir Lang Language uage Portf Portfolio olios, s,thelearners thelearners developtheskilltoworkindependently.
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All ll about ut me: e: Ss fill in their personal inf inform ormati ation onand and rec record ord the their ir exposu exposure re tothe to the English Engli sh lang language uage.. Howllearn Howllearn::Gothroughthesectionalongwith Ss,prov Ss, providing iding any anynecessa necessary ry help. help. The purp purpose ose ofthissectionisforboth ofthissectionis forboth forbo th Ssandtea Ssandteacherto cherto be able to able todeter determineeach mineeach S's S'sindiv individua idual l learn learning ing style (i.e. (i.e. visua visual, l,audi auditory tory, , tacti tactile/k le/kinaes inaesthetic thetic))and needs. My MyWorldofEnglis MyWorldofEnglish: h:Byupdatingtherecord,Ss h:Byupdatingtherecord,Ss get et a se sens nse e of achie chieve vem ment ent in in the the ta targ rget et language. NowIcan: Ss hav NowIcan: have e the the oppo opportu rtunit nity y to ass assess ess th thei eir r own wn le lea arnin rning g. If If a S moves es to to a new new scho schoo sch sc hool ool ol l his/he his his/ his/he /her her r te tea teache a cher er r will also be able to gaugethisS'slevel. Future Futur e Plans: Plans: s: Ss re reco cord rd thei their r in inte tent ntio ions ns and ambi am biti tion ons s conc concer erni ning ng th thei eir r im impr prov ovem emen ent t in thetargetlanguage.
FirstSteps ItissuggestedthatworkontheLanguagePortfoliois star starte ted d a few few week weeks s into into th the e cour course se once once Ss Ss have have made ma de some some pr prog ogre ress ss in in the the Engl English ish lang langua uage ge. . At At this this lev level, el, a letter letter can can besent hom home e topa to paren rents tstoinfor toinform m themthat the theSs Sswillneed willneed afold a folder, er,plas plastic ticenvel envelopes opes,, etc.Atthebeginningofthefirstsession,asktheSsto tu turn rn to to page page thre three e of of thei their r La Lang ngua uage ge Po Port rtfo foli lio. o. Go thro throug ugh h the the lett letter er toge togeth ther er, , ma maki king ng su sure re that that the the Ss havea have a thoro thoroughunder ughunderstand standingoftheconcep ingoftheconceptofthe tofthe Language Lang uage Portfol Port Portfolio. folio. io. io. Enco En Encourage Encou cour urag rage age e them th them em to to ask ask qu questio estions ns aboutanything abo utanythingtheydo theydonotunderst notunderstand. and.Then,givethe Then,givethe Sssometim Sssome time e toarran toarrangetheirLangu getheirLanguag age e Po Portf rtfoli olio.Go o.Go around,providinganynecessaryhelp. Once the Once the Ss hav have e arrang arranged ed the their ir Langu Languag age e Portf Portfoli olio, o, go go through through eac each h pa page ge tog togeth ether, er, com commen mentin ting g on the layout layout and and pic pictur tures, es, and and giv giving ing a bri brief efexp explan lanati ation onof of th the e cont conten ent t of of each each pa page ge. . Sp Spen end d some some time time goin going g
II III) I) Doss ssie ierr The activitieshave Theactiv itieshave beendesignedto reinf reinforcethe orcethe lang langua uage ge cove covere red d in in ea each ch modu module le. . They They ca can n be doneuponcompletionofeachmoduleoratatime conven con venien ient t to the the tea teache cher, r, pro provid vided ed tha that t Ss hav have e coveredthecorrespondingmodule. It It is is sugg sugges este ted d th that at te teac ache hers rs pa part rtic icip ipat ate e in in th the e activitiesbybringinginacompletedversionofan activi activity tyto tobe bepre presen sented ted. . Ss nee need d tobe to bemo motiv tivate ated d and inspir and inspired, ed, and and the the fo follo llowing wing is a sug sugges gestio tion n on how how to to approa roach ch each each act ctiv ivit ity y: Ev Ever ery y tim time Ss prese resent nt an act ctiv ivit ity y, giv ive e them them due ue prais raise e and attention, reward them wit with stickers, etc. In gen ener era al, l, make th them em feel eel tha that they they ha hav ve done something someth ing spe specia cial; l; in thi this s way, way, all all the the cla class ss wil will l be encouragedtodolikewise.
ClassAudioCDs TheClassAudioCDscontainalltherecordedmaterial intheStudent'sBookandtheWorkbook. Student'sAudioCD The S's The S's Audio Audio CD con contai tains ns the the dialog dialogues ues, , the the Eve Everyd ryday ay Engl Englis ish h sect sectio ions ns, , the the read readin ing g pass passag ages es in in the the Cu Cult ltur ure e Clips, Clips, the the Cur Curric ricula ular r Cut Cuts, s, Lit Litera eratur ture e Corner Corner, , Acr Across oss the Curric Cur riculu ulum msec sectio tions, ns, as aswel well las asall all the the son songs. gs. The The Ss Sscan can listentoitathomeandimprovetheirpronunciationand intonation.
Typicallayoutofamodule Ea Each ch mo modu dule le cons consis ists ts of of two two un unit its, s, a Self-Assessment, Self-Assessment, an Acr Across oss the the Cur Curric riculu ulum m and a Songsheet Songsheet se sect ctio ion, n, in twenty pagesaltogether twenty pagesaltogether. . Eachmodule begins begins withthe Modular page Modular page which gives teachers and Ss a clear unders und erstan tandin ding g of the the object objective ives s and and the the compet competenc ences es to to be be achi achiev eved ed upon upon comp comple leti tion on of of th the e mo modu dule le. . In addi additi tion on, , the the mo modu dula lar r page pages s aim aim at at intr intrig igui uing ng an and d motivatingtheSstobecomeinvolvedintheunits.The Ssareintroducedtothemainthemesoftheunitsand give given n the the oppo opport rtun unit ity y to to fa fami mili liar aris ise e th them emse selv lves es wi with th thecontentandtoexpresstheiropinions. • • K Keyfeatu ey features res 1Vocabulary Th The e ta targ rget et voca vocabu bula lary ry of of ea each ch un unit it is is pres presen ente ted d in in a meanin mea ningfu gful l con contex text, t, using using visual visual/au /audit ditory ory aid aids, s, and and is acti activa vate ted d an and d exte extend nded ed thro throug ugho hout ut the the un unit it. . In In each each lessonplan,theteacherwillfinddetailedguidanceon howtoapproacheachexercise. IIReading Each Each un unit it co cont ntai ains ns ap appe peal alin ing, g, in info form rmat ativ ive e text texts s an and d natural,everydaydialogueslinkedtothethemeofthe unit.There uni t.There isa wid widerangeofreadin erangeofreadingtexttypes gtexttypes suc such h as as ar arti ticl cles es, , po poem ems, s, cart cartoo oon n st stri rips ps, , po post stca card rds, s, em emai ails ls,, etc etc.Eachtextis .Eachtextisexp exploi loited ted infourstag infourstages: es: / / awarm-u awarm-upactivity pactivitytohelp tohelptheSs theSsbri bringf ngfortht orththeir heir previo pre vious us aca academ demic ic and and emp empiri irical cal kno knowle wledge dge and startthinkingaboutthetopicathand / / top-downactivities, top- down downactivities,such activities,such suchas asscanning scanningand andskimm skimming, ing, forglobal for global unders understandin tanding g / bo bott bottom-up ttom om-u -upa pact activ activities ctiv ivities itiestounders to understand understand tandthete the te texts xtsfull xts fully y / oral or oralreproductionwherethe alre repr prod oduc ucti tionwheretheSs Ssperf performr ormrole olepl play ays, s, monologues, monolo gues, etc. IIIExploringGrammar Peopleneedtodiscoverthingsforthemselves,experiment andconstructtheirownworldoutoftheexperiencesthey hav have. have. e.Onl Onlythenwil Onl ythenwillthe lthe new new informationbeanchoredin informationbeanchoredin theirlong-termmemory theirlongtermmemory.Following .Followingthatpremise, thatpremise, Upstream 2 letsthe letstheSsexplo Ssexplorethenewstruct rethenewstructure ures,findexam s,findexample plesin sin thetextandcompletethe thetextandcompl etethe etethe rul rule rules.Eachsectionalsoincludes es.Eachsectionalsoincludes a va vari riet ety y of of ta task sks s to to pr prac acti tise se and and cons consol olid idat ate e the the new new
structures.Atthebackofthebook,thereisa Gramme' Gramme' Reference section that offers a clear and concse Reference explanationofthestructuresineachunit. IVListeningandSpeaking Ss Ss de deve velo lop p th thei eir r list listen enin ing g sk skil ills ls thro throug ugh h a vari variet ety y of realistic tasks realistic tasks whi whic which c h rein reinfo forc rce e th thei eir r ma mast ster ery y of of the the lang langua uage ge ta taug ught ht in in th the e unit unit. . The The list listen enin ing g te text xts s al alll replicateauthenticspokenEnglishandfeaturearange ofgenuinenativespeakeraccents. Ssdev Ss develo elop p their theirspe speaki aking ngski skills lls throug through h a wid wide e range range of of sp spea eaki king ng ta task sks s wh whic ich h ne nece cess ssit itat ate e as aski king ng fo for r an ana a givi giving ng in info form rmat atio ion, n, ex exch chan angi ging ng id idea eas s an and d op opin inio ions ns,, suggestingandspeculating,etc. VEverydayEnglish EverydayEnglishsectionsenabletheSstopractisereal-l EverydayEnglishsecti onsenabletheSstopractisereal-life ife communicationstrategies.Functionallanguagestructures associ ass ociate ated dwit with hrea realis listic tic situat situation ions sare are pra practi ctised sed ina in awid wide e range ran ge of com commun munica icativ tive e tas tasks. ks. The These se sec sectio tions ns also also dea deall with features of everyday speech such as making requests/sug reques ts/suggestio gestions, ns, giving giving/accep /accepting/r ting/rejecti ejecting ng advice advice,, etc. VIPronunciation ThesearetaskswhichdeveloptheSs'abilitytorecognise, dis distin tingui guish sh and and reprod reproduce uce the the var variou ious s sou sounds nds in spo spoken ken English. VIIWriting The wri The writin ting g sec sectio tions ns hav have e been been carefu carefully lly design designed ed to en ensu sure re th that at th the e Ss Ss de deve velo lop p th thei eir r writ writin ing g skil skills ls in in a systematicman systematic manner. ner. The The Ss Ss ar are e al alwa ways ys gi give ven n a mo mode del l te text xt, , wh whic ich h is is th then en thoroughlyanalysed.TheSsalsopractisethelanguage andthestructuraldevicestobeused.Allactivitieslead the the Sstothefinal Sstothefinal task,whic task,whichfollo hfollowsa wsacle clearplan arplan and isbasedonthemodeltextprovided. Allwritingtasksarebasedonauthentictypesandstyles ofwritingsuchasletters,postcards,faxes,emails,etc. VIIICultureClips Inthissection,theSshavetheopportunitytoreadshort textsaboutaspectso textsabou taspectsoflifeinEnglish-spea flifeinEnglish-speakingcountries. kingcountries. Thesetextsalsoactasaspringboardtopromotecultural indivi ind ividua dualit lity yasthe asthe Ssare ask askedto edto fin find dsim simila ilarit rities ies and diff differ eren ence ces s be betw twee een n Engl Englis ishh-sp spea eaki king ng co coun untr trie ies s an and d theirown.
IXCurricula IXCurr icularCut rCuts/Ac s/AcrosstheCurriculum rosstheCurriculum In In this this sect sectio ion, n, the the Ss Ss use use th the e En Engl glis ish h la lang ngua uage ge as as a to tool ol for for expl explor orin ing g inte interd rdis isci cipl plin inar ary y th them emes es such such as Science,Art&Desig Science,Art& Design nand History. History. Inthis Inthisway way, ,the the Eng Englis lish h
lan langu languageis guageis age isal age isalsoused alsousedas also soused usedas asameans asameans amea a meansof nsof ofinstru ofinstructi instru instruction, ction, ction, on, rather rather thansolelybeingthegoalofinstru thansolel ybeingthegoalofinstruction. ction. XLiteratureCorner Inthis sectio Inthissec tion,the n,the Ssgain Ssgaina abri briefinsigh efinsight tint into othe the lives lives offamousauthorsandexploredifferentwritingstyles viashortextractsfromworksbytheseauthors. XIComedyZone Thissectionpresentsajokerelatedtothethemeofthe unit. XIIGames In Inthesesections, Inthesesections,the thesesections, the elemen element t offriend of offriendly offrien friendly dly lycompet com competition compet petiti ition on is used use d to con consol solida idate te learni learning ng of voc vocabu abular lary, y, exp expres ressio sions ns andgrammarpresentedinthemodule.GamesenableSs touse new new langua languagein gein anenjoya anenjoyable ble way way and and pro promot mote e humanisticlearning humanistic learning.. XIIIStudySkills XIIISt udySkills The studyski The studysk studyskills dyskills ill lls ssec sectio section nhel helpsSs psSs lea learnmore rnmoreeff efficient effiicientl icie ciently ntlyby lyby by showin sho wing g them them ways ways of oforg organi anisin sing g the themse mselve lves s asfar as far as stu studyi dying ng is concer concerned ned. . It giv gives es cle clear ar ins instru tructi ctions ons on how besttodealwithspecifictasksandalsoprovidespractice ontheskillbeingpresented.Italsohelpslearnersdiscover the learni lea learning rningstyle ngstyle ngstylewhich stylewhich whi which ch bes bestsuitsthem. bestsu tsuits its them. them. Itis Itisadvisableto advisableto go through each study skill and make sure the Ss understandwha unders tandwha tit tandwhat t titmeans itmeans. itmeans. means. .Enc Encourage Encour ourage agethe age the the Ss Ssto Sstoemploy toemploy to employ thestudyskillswheneverpossible.Thiswillgraduallylead them the m to bec becomi oming ng ind indepe epende ndent, nt, aut autono onomou mous s users users of theEnglis the English hlangua language. ge. IXModuleSelf-Assessment This section includes exercises consolidating the moduleaswellaspreparingtheSsforthetestwhich canbefoundinthe TestBooklet TestBooklet.. TheStudent'sBookalsoincludes: • • S Special Spe pec cial i al Day Days: s: The Thereare There reare rearetw two o op opt option opti tion ional onal al un units its,, Earth Earth Dayand Daya nd Mother'sDay. Mother'sDay. The They y are are tobe covere covered d jus justt beforethecorrespondingcelebrations. • • S Songsh ongsheet ee eets: ts: s: s: This is sec sectio tion n pro provid vides es a themeesa theme-relate theme-related related d song for each module. Songs are an excellent reso resour urce ce in in the the lang langua uage ge clas classr sroo oom m as as they they he help lp teachconceptsand skills skills, ,develo develop plangua language gepatter patterns ns andcreateapleasantatmosphereintheclassroom. • Pairwork Activities: The Ss consolidate the language langua geand andstruct structuresthrough uresthroughtwo twoinform information ation gap act gap activi ivitie ties sper per mod module ule. .The They ycan can bedone bedoneupo upon n co comp mple leti tion on of of th the e Self-Assessment Self-Assessment sections or when whenev ever er the the teac teache her r th thin inks ks ap appr prop opri riat ate. e. The The teac teache her r sh shou ould ld mo mode del l the the firs first t ac acti tivi vity ty wi with th th the e helpofaSsothattheSsknowwhattodo. • • Word Wo rd rd Pe Perfect: Per Perf rfe fect:The e ct: ct:The The key Thekey keyvocabu keyvocabu vocabulary laryof laryofthe ofthecourse ofthe thecourse courseis courseis is prac practi tise sed d them themat atic ical ally ly th thro roug ugh h a wi wide de vari variet ety y of task tasks s such such as as cr cros ossw swor ord d puzz puzzle les, s, sp spid ider ergr gram ams, s, boardgames,etc.
• • G Gramm ra mmar ar ar Chec Check: Check: Check: k: Eac Each Eachgrammatical h gramma grammatical tical phenom phenomenon enon isfurtherreinforcedthroughavarietyoftasks.In the Tea the Teache cher's r's Boo Book,there k,there isrefer isreferenc enceas eas towhen th the e te teac ache her r can can do do th the e exer exerci cise ses s in in bo both th the the GrammarCheckandthe GrammarCheck andthe WordPerfect WordPerfectsections. sections. • • An Americ ca can an English - Brit Br Britis itish ish h En Engl Englis glish ish h G Gu Guide uiide de highlighting highli ghtingthedifferenc thedifferencesbetween esbetweenthetwomain thetwomain internationalvarietiesofEnglish. • Gr An An Irr Ir Irre Irregu regu egul gul ar arVer Verbs list liest. st • • G Gra rammar a m mar ma rl arVerbs Refe Re Referenc ferbs ence: ce: :. The Ss c can ca an n rrefe re effer err tto to o tthis his sectionfordetailsonthegramm sectio nfordetailsonthegrammatical aticalphenomena phenomena presen pre sented ted inthe uni units. ts. • W Wor or ord d List List: : This This Wo Word rd List Lis List cont contai ains ns all ll ll th the the e ne new new vocabulary presented in each unit, listed alphabetically,alongwithaphonetictranscription ofeachwordanditspartofspeech.
BasicPrinciplesofUpstream The mod The modula ularis rised ed app approa roach ch of Ups Upstre tream am suppor supports ts the holist hol istic ic develo developme pment nt of the the pup pupils ils. . The The act activi ivitie ties s are sp spec ecia iall lly y de desi sign gned ed to to meet meet th the e ne need eds s of of al all l ty type pes s of learne learners rs (vi (visua sual, l, aud audito itory, ry, tac tactil tile/k e/kina inaest esthet hetic) ic) and and aim aim at developingSs'linguistic,learning-to-learnandsocialskills. LinguisticSkills TheSscandothefollowinguponcompletionofeach module: 1 associ associ ociate ate pictur ictures ures with with new new vocab vocabula abular ulary ry with wi with th the the aidofillustrationsintheirbooksaswellasthrough definitions, defini tions, sounds sounds, , etc. 2 prod producethe produc produc uce e ethe the so sound unds, und s, pronunciation pronun pronunciatio ciationand nand and intona intonation tion ofthetargetlanguage. 3 3 c communicat ommuni cate ewit with htheir htheir theirpeersin their pee peers peersin rsinEnglish, English,exchanging exchanging ba basi sic c info inform rmat atio ion n abou about t ever everyd yday ay ma matt tter ers s su such ch as int introd roduci ucing ng the themse mselve lves, s, des descri cribin bing g a hou house, se, talkin talking g aboutfood,etc. 4 4 c comp co om mpre prrehend eh hend en end d di dial alog ogue ues, s, shor short t ex exch chan ange ges, s, et etc. c. on tap tap eand tapeand eandusethesetpat usethesetpatterns usethesetpat ternsinmulti-s terns inmulti-se inmulti-sensory ensorytask tasks. s. 5 achi ac achieveoral hiev eve eoralcom oralcompetenc competencythroughthe compet petency encythroughthereprod y throug through hthe reproduction reproduction ofshortexchanges. Learning-to-learn Learning-tolearnSkills Skills Uponcompletionofeachmodule,theSswillbeableto: 1 conc co concentratebetterand concen ncen entr trat tratebetterand atebett ebetter er and lon longer geras ger asthey asthe they the y ar are e tr trained ained tolistentodialoguesandtextsinordertoperform atask. 2 2 s sk skim kiim m and and sc scan an te text xts s and and dial dialog ogue ues s to to loca locat cate tte e the th the necessaryinformation. 3 deve de developtheir develo velo lop p ptheir theirwritin their writin writing g ski kills lls.. 4 4 e empathise emp mpa athise th ise ise wi with wit with th h aspe as asp aspect pect ects cts s sof of of life life fein in in inEnglis English-spea English-speaking h-speaking king countries. 5 record and assess ttheir th he eir i r prog progre ress ss th thr throu rrough oug gh h th the e Modul Mod ular ar Re Revi visi sion on an and d Asse Assess ssme ment nt Form Forms, s, thus thus developingautonomy.
SocialSkills Uponcompletionofeachmodule,theSswill: 1 experien experiencebein cebeingpartofagro gpartofagroupandobe upandobeyingru yingrules les throughthegames. 2 beco be become become come me morerespon more more responsible sibleb by ykeeping keeping keepin gand andupdating and updating theirLanguage their LanguagePortfolio. Portfolio. 3 3 h ha have ave ve a a go good od un unde ders rstan tandi ding ng of of the the cult cultur ure e and and 4 4 traditionsofEnglish-speakingcountries. have ha have ve so some me unde unders rsta tand ndin ing g of of the the wa way y of of life life in English-speakin English -speaking g countrie countries. s.
SuggestedTeachingTechniques A-Presentingnewvocabulary Muchofthenewvocabularyin Upstream Upstream Elemen ElementaryA2 taryA2is taryA2i is pr pres esen ented ted thr throu ough gh pictu picture res, s, and and Ss Ss are are asked asked to match match the pictures to listed words. Vocabulary is always presented in context, and emphasis is placed on collocationsandwordassociationsincememorisingnew wordsiseasierwhentheyarepresentedinlexicalsets. Further techniq Further techniques ues thatyoumay thatyoumayuse use tointrod tointroduce uce new vocabularyinclude: • Miming. Miming. Mime the h he e word rrd d tto o be intro troduced. Fo Forr instanc instance, e, to presen presentt sing, sing, prete pretend nd you you are are singi singing ng andaskSstoguessthemeaningoftheword. • Synonyms,oppo Synonyms,opposites, sites,para paraphra phrasingan singand dgivi givingdefinitions. ngdefinitions. ngdefinitions. Examples: Present store storeby by bygiv givin giving ing g a syn synon syno synonym: onym: nym: ym: Astoreisa Astoreisa shop. - Present tall tallbygivingitsopposi bygivingitsopposite: bygivingitsopposi te: te: Heisn'tshort; Heisn'tshort; he'stall. - Present weekend weekendbyparaphrasi byparaphrasingit: byparaphrasingit: Idon'twork Idon'twork at at at the the the wee we weeke kend kend nd.. II don't n' n't t work on Fr Fri Friday ay ay and an and Saturday. - Present garage garage bygivin by giving ga adefi definiti nition: on: Agarage Agarage isthepla isthe placenexttothehousewhere cenexttothehouse cenextto thehousewhereweputourc whereweputourcar weputourcar. ar. • Context. t. Pl Plac ace e voca vocabu bula lary ry iitem ittem te ems ms s iin in n c co cont on ntex tex te ext xt w wit wiith th ex exam ampl ples es whic which h ma make ke unde unders rsta tand ndin ing g ea easi sier er an and d more mor e com comple plete. te. For instance instance, , intr introdu oduce ce the words words cityand city and town townbyrefer byreferrin byreferringtoacityandatownin gtoacityandatowninthe the Ss'owncountry: Manam Manamaisacity aisacity,,but butAradisa Aradisatown. town. • V Visual isualprompts. prompts.Showphotographsordrawingsto prompts. Showphotographsordrawingsto makeunders make understanding tandingeasier. easier. • Useof(bilingual/monolingual) Useof(bilingual/ Useof(bi lingual/monoli monolingual) ngual)diction dictiona dictionary. ary.EncourageSs y.EncourageSs to to gu gues ess s the the me mean anin ing g of of a word word, , then then use use thei theirr dictionariestocheckiftheirguessiscorrect. • Sketching. Sketching. Draw Draw a simp simple le sk sket etch ch on on the the bo boar ard d to illustratetheword(s)to illustratethewor d(s)to d(s) to beexplained. beexp beexplained.Fo Forinstance: rinstance:
• Flashcards. Flashcards. Ma Make ke fl flas ashc hcar ards ds out out of of maga magazi zine ne or newspaperpictures,photographs,readydrawings andanyothervisualmaterialwhichmayserveas vocabulary vocabular yteachingtools. teachingtools. • Useo UseofLI. fLI. Ina fLI. In a mo mono nolin lingua gual l cl class ass, , voc vocabu abular lary y can can be ex expl plain ained ed in in the the Ss' Ss' mo mothe ther r tongue tongue, , alt altho hough ugh thi this s method meth odsho should uld beused be used onl only yin inmod moderat eration ion. .Ss Ssalso also needtocomparetheirmothertonguetotheEnglish languagetofindsimilaritiesand/ordifferences. Thechoiceoftechniquedependsonthetypeofword orexpression. orexpression orexpression.Forexample,itmaybeeasierto .Forexample,it Forexample,itmaybe maybeeasierto easierto describe describe an an ac acti tion on verb verb th thro roug ugh h mimi miming ng, , and and no not t th thro roug ugh h a synonymordefinition. B-Writing B-Wr iting(Sk (Skills illswork) work) All All writi writing ngtas tasks ks in UpstreamElementa UpstreamElementaryA ryA2 2 have have been been ca care refu full lly y desi design gned ed to to guid guide e Ss Ss cl clos osel ely y in in prod produc ucin ing g a successfulpieceofwriting. • • A Alway l ways s read re read ad th the e mo mod model mode del el lte tex text text xt t provi pr prov ovide ovid ided ded ed d and and and dea deal l in in detailwiththetasksthatfollow.Sswillthenhave acquire acqu iredthe dthelang languagenece uagenecessar ssary ytocopewiththe tocopewiththe finalwritingtask. • Ma Make Makesuretha Make ke su sure suretha rethatSs t Ssunder Ssun understand understan derstan stand d dthey they theya arewri re rewriting wri writing ting for a purp purpos ose. e. Go Go thr throug ough h the the wr writi iting ng tas task k in in detai detaill sothatSsarefullyawareofwhytheyarewriting andwhotheyarewritingto. • • Ma Make Mak ke ke sure su sure re th tha that at at t Ss Ss fo foll follow llow ow the the str structur stru struc uctur ctured tured ed outli outl outline outline ine ne theyareprovidedwith. • • IItwoul two would uld d be be adv advis isa able ble to toco comp mple lete tethe the tas task k oral rally ly inclassbefore assi inclassbefore assignin gning git itas aswri written tten hom homewo ework. rk. Sswil Ss will l then then feel feel more more con confide fident ntabou about t pro produc ducing ing acompletepiece acomple tepiece ofwritin ofwritingon gonthei theirown. rown. C-Assigninghomework Itisrecommendedthathomewor Itisrecommen dedthathomeworkisregularlyassi kisregularlyassigned gned androutinelychecked androutinelychecke dacco accordi rding ngto tothespecif thespecific icnee needs ds oftheclass. When ass When assign ignin ing g wr writi iting ng tas tasks ks, , prep prepare are Ss Ss as well well as po poss ssib ible le in in adva advanc nce. e. Th This is will will he help lp th them em av avoi oid d er erro rors rs andreapmaxi andreap maximum mum ben benefitfrom efitfromthetask. thetask. Commonlyassignedhomeworktasksinclude: • Vocabulary. Vocabulary. Ss Ss me memo mori rise se th the e me mean anin ing g of of wo word rds s andphr and phrases ases.. • Spelling. Spelling. Ss Ss le learn arn the the sp spel elli ling ng of par partic ticul ular ar words words with tho out memorising ng th the e te tex xt in which th they ey appear. • Readingaloud. Readingaloud.A Assistedby AssistedbytheS theStudent tudent'sAudio 'sAudio 'sAud ioCD, CD, Ss Ss pr prac acti tise se at at ho home me in in prep prepar arat atio ion n fo for r read readin ing g
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aloudin aloud inclas class. s. • Writing. Writing.Afterthoroughpreparationinclass,Ssare Afterthoroughpreparationinclass,Ssare askedtoproduceacompletepieceofwriting.
D-CorrectingSs'work All All learne learnersmake rsmakeerr errors ors; ; the they y are are par part t ofthe learni learning ng process.Thewayerrorsaredealtwithdependsonthe activity. • Oralaccuracy. Oralaccuracy. In In dr dril ill l work work, , co corr rrec ect t Ss Ss on on the the sp spot ot,, eitherbyprovidingthecorrectanswerandasking them them to to repe repeat at it, it, or or by by in indi dica cati ting ng the the er erro ror r but but allowingSstocorrectit.Alternatively,indicatethe errorandaskotherSstocorrectit. • Oralfluency. Oralfluency. Inpai In pairwo rwork rkor orfre free-s e-spea peakin king g act activi ivitie ties, s, allow allow Ss to fin finish ish the the tas task k wit withou hout t interr interrupt uption ion,, but but ma make ke a note note of of the the er erro rors rs ma made de and and corr correc ectt them afterw afterwards. ards. • Written Writtenwork. work. Do work. Do not not over over-c -cor orre rect ct; ; focu focus s on on erro errors rs that are directly related to the point of the ex exer erci cise se. . Wh When en givi giving ng feed feedba back ck, , you you ma may y writ write e th the e mo most st comm common on er erro rors rs on on the the bo boar ard d and and he help lp theclasstocorrectthem. Remember Rememb er that that praisi praising ng Ss and and rew reward arding ing goo good d wor work k is of gre great at imp import ortanc ance. e. Pos Post t wri writte tten n wor work k on a not notice ice bo boar ard d in in the the clas classr sroo oom m or or scho school ol, , or or give give 'rew 'rewar ard' d' stickers.Praiseeffortaswellassuccess. E-Classorganisation • Openpairs. Openpairs. The The cla class ssfoc focuse uses s its its attent attention ion on ontwo two Ss Ss doing Ss oing th the e assi assign gned ed task task to toge geth ther er. . Use Use this this techniquetoprovideanexampleofhowthetask shouldbedone. • Closedpairs. Closedpairs.PairsofSsworktogetheronataskor PairsofSsworktogetheronataskor acti activi vity ty, , whil while e th the e teac teache her r mo move ves s arou around nd the the cl clas assr sroo oom m offe offeri ring ng assi assist stan ance ce an and d su sugg gges esti tion ons. s. Ensurethetaskisclearlyunderstoodbeforeclosed pairworkbegins. Stagesinpairwork: - - Put Put Put Ss Ssinto intopairs into pairs.. pairs - - S Setthe et thetask taskand andtime and time time limit. - - Rehearse Rehears ethe the tas the task k kin in inop inopen open en pairs. - - A Ask sk Ss sto sto to to do doth dothe the the e tas ta task task sk k inclo in inclosed closed sed pairs. pairs. - - Goaroun Goaround Go aro around und d the the class cla classand ssand and hel help helpSs p Ss. Ss. - - Pairsrepor Pairsreport tback backto tothe the class the cla class. ss. • Groupwork. Groupwork.GroupsofthreeormoreSsworktogether GroupsofthreeormoreSsworktogether on on a ta task sk or or acti activi vity ty. . Clas Class s pr proj ojec ects ts or or ro role lepl play ay are are often often mos most t eas easily ily don done e in gro groups ups. . Aga Again, in, ens ensure ure Ss clearlyunderstandthetaskinadvance. • Rolling Rolling questi questions. ons. A S answers a question, then ons. proceedstoaskaquestiondirectedatthenextS inturn. Thi inturn. This scon contin tinues ues aro around und the the class. class. F F-Using - Using UsingtheStud theStudent'sAudioCD ent'sAudioCD Sshavethechancetolistentotheserecordingsathome as as ma many ny time times s as as they they want want in in orde order r to to impr improv ove e thei theirr pronunciationandintonation.Thesuggestedstagesof suchself-accessstudyare:
• • T The he S Slistens Slistens listen listensto stothe to tothe the rec record ording ing and and fol follow follows low lows sthe sthelin the lines the lines inthetextordialogue. • • The T Th he e S S lis li liste tens ns to to the the re reco cord rdin ing g with with pa paus pauses pause use es af afte after terr eachsentenceorexchange.TheSrepeatsasmany time times s as as ne need eded ed, , tr tryi ying ng to to imit imitat ate e the the spea speake ker' r's s pronunciatio pronun ciation n and intona intonation. tion. • • T TheSlistens heS Slistenstotherecordingagain,thenreads totherecordingagain,thenreadsaloud. aloud.
TypesofLearningStyles Overtheyears,teachershavenoticedthatsomeoftheir Sslearn byliste Sslearn bylistenin ning gtonew tonewinf inform ormati ation. on. Som Some eoth otherSs erSs pref prefer er to to read read ab abou out t it, it, wher wherea eas s othe others rs ne need ed to to do somethingwiththenewinformation.Thesearedifferent learningstylesasdifferentpeoplelearnindifferentways. Co Cons nseq eque uent ntly ly, , a co cour urse sebo book ok sh shou ould ld offe offer r a va vari riet ety y of exer exerci cise ses s an and d mate materi rial al wh whic ich h stim stimul ulat ate e al all l ty type pes s of learningstylesinordertohelptheSslearnaccordingto theirperson their personal allearni learning ngstyles styles.. Whatarethetypesoflearningstyles? • Visu Vi Visual/Spatial sual al/S /Sp p atial Learne Learners rs Th Thes ese e le lear arne ners rs ne need ed to to se see e th the e te teac ache her' r's s bo body dy language langua ge andfacial and facial expression expressionto to fully fullyunders understand tand thecontentofthelesson.Theythin theconten tofthelesson.Theythinkinpicturesand kinpicturesand learn learn bes best t from from visual visual displa displays ys includ including ing dia diagra grams, ms, illustrations, transparencies, videos/DVDs and handouts. • • A udito u ud d itory ry Learne Learners rs Theselearnerslearn bestthrough bestthroughverbal verbal lectur lectures, es, discus discussio sions, ns, talkin talking g things things thr throug ough h and and listen listening ing to wha what t oth others ers have have to say. say. Wri Writte tten n inf inform ormati ation on may ma y ha have ve litt little le me mean anin ing g unti until l it it is is he hear ard. d. They They oftenbenefitfromreadingatextaloudandusing ataperecorder. • Tac T Tacti actile/Kinaesth tile le/K /Kinaesthetic eticLearners Learners Ta Tact ctil ile/ e/Ki Kina naes esth thet etic ic pe peop ople le le lear arn n be best st thro throug ugh h a handshan ds-on on app approa roach, ch, act active ively ly explor exploring ing the the physic physical al worldaround wor ldaround the them.They m.Theymay may find findithard ithardtosit tositsti still ll forlongperiodsandmaybecomedistractedbytheir ne need ed for for ac acti tivi vity ty an and d ex expl plor orat atio ion. n. Th Thes ese e le lear arne ners rs express expres sthemse themselvesthrough lvesthroughmoveme movement. nt.Theyhave Theyhave a good goo d sen sense se of bal balanc ance e and and eye eye-ha -hand nd coo coordi rdinat nation ion.. They They have have to to do do thin things gs on on thei theirownto rowntobe be ab able le to learnthenewlanguage.
Evaluation Evaluatio Evalua tion n isan is anes esse sent ntial ial par part t in inth the e learni learning ng pro proce cess ss. . It helps help sthe the learnersrecogn learnersrecognisetheirprogres isetheirprogress sinthe inthetarg target et language,h langu age,howmuchthey owmuchtheyhavea haveachievedandwhat chievedandwhatarea areas s need need furt furthe her r prac practi tice ce. . The The lear learne ners rs' ' atti attitu tude de to towa ward rds s their the irownlearnin ownlearning gexpe experien rienceis ceis posit positively ively influ influenc encedas edas th they ey partic participa ipate te in the the whole whole pro proce cess ss. . Eva Evalua luatio tion n also also allowsteacherstoreflec allowsteachersto reflectont tonthevalidityoftheirteaching hevalidityoftheirteaching practicesandthetypesofmaterial beinguse beingused. d. The proce The processis ssis divide divided dinto into thre three eparts parts:: InitialEvaluation InitialEvaluation at th the e beginn beginning ing of th the e cou course rse,, Formative Evaluation, Evaluation, wh whic ich h is is done done on on a dayday-to to-d -day ay ba basi sis s and and Cumulative Cumulative Evaluationconducteduponfinishingamodule. Evaluation conducteduponfinishingamodule. InitialEvaluation This evalu This evaluation ation cen centres tres main mainly lyonthe ontheSs'reports Ss'reports from thepreviousschoolyear.Theteache theprevioussc hoolyear.Theteachercanassessth rcanassesstheSs' eSs' level, level, wor work k alread already y cov covere ered, d, wor work k which which needs needs to be covered,strengths/weakn covered,streng ths/weaknesses,etc. esses,etc. Formative Evaluation An Any y exe xerc rcis ise e a S doe does can an be be used for for this is type ype of evaluatio evalua tion. n. Th The e res result ults s are are then then record recorded ed on the the S's Formative Formativ eEvaluation EvaluationChar Chart. t. Makeasmanyphotocopiesasyouneedandcomplete the char artts as as in indi dic cate ated. d. Wr Writ ite e the nam ame es of of the activitiesyouaregoingtoevaluate (e.g.dialogues, (e.g.dialogues,songs songs,, pairwork,etc) and pairwork,etc) and wri write te th the e mar marks ks obt obtain ained ed with with th the e helpofthefollowingcode,usingcoloursifyouwish. c (competence-green):theShasafullunderstandingof theShasafullunderstandingof thetaskandrespond thetas kandrespondsappropriately sappropriately w w (working (workingon-yellow on-yellow): ):theShasanunderstandingof ):theShasanunderstandingof thetaskbuttheresponseisnotfullyaccurate n (non-competence (n (non on-c -com ompe petence-red): -red): the -red): the S doe does snot not under underst stand and thetaskandisunabletorespondappropriately Cumulative Evaluation Cumulative CumulativeEvaluationtakesintoaccounttheworktheSs have ave don done throu roughou outt the mod odu ule le as as well ll as as their participat parti cipation ion and attitude attitude. . The inst instrume ruments nts of evalu evaluation ation are: • Student's Student's Self-Asses Self-AssessmentForms: smentForms:After smentForms: After After the the Ss Ss ha have hav ve e comple com plete ted d th the e Self-Assess Self-Assessment mentForm Form Form section of each modu each module, le,the they y fill fillout outthe the phot photocopi ocopiable able SelfSelf- AssessmentForm,givingtheirsubjectiveopinionof AssessmentForm, givingtheirsubjectiveopinionof thei their r own own pe perf rfor orma manc nce. e. This This lear learni ning ng-t -too-le lear arn n techniqueenablestheSstodevelopawarenessof their the irprogr progress ess. .The The Self-AssessmentForms Self-AssessmentFormsshouldbe shouldbe kept in their Language Portfolio for future reference.The Self-Assessm Self-Assessment entForms Formsareprintedat Forms areprintedat thebackoftheTeacher'sBook.
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• ProgressReportCards: ProgressReportCards:AfterSscompleteeach AfterSscompleteeachmodu AfterSscompleteeach module le an and d ta take ke th the e corr corres espon pondi ding ng tes test, t, pho photoc phot photoc tocopy ocop opy y the the respect resp ectiveProgres iveProgressReportCard sReportCardfromtheTeach fromtheTeacher's er's Bo Book ok an and d fi fill ll ou out t a ca card rdfo for r each each S. S. Th The e Ss Ss sh shou ould ld ke keep ep th thes ese e card cards s in in th thei eir r Lang Langua uage ge Po Port rtfo foli lio o fo forr futurereference.
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Objectives
Findtheunitandpagenumber(s)for
Dir Direct ect Ss' Ss' attent attention ion tothe tit titleof leof the the mod module ule,, Momentsinlife. Momentsinlife. Ex Expl plai ain n that that it it su summ mmar aris ises es the the them theme e of of ev ever eryd yday ay rout routin ine e activities,achi activi ties,achievemen evementsinourlivesandourrespon tsinourlivesandourresponses ses (e.g.da (e.g.daily& ily& ily& free-timeactivities,famouspeople,homes&furniture,etc) free-timeactivities,famouspeople,homes&furniture,etc)andthatin andthatin thenexttwounitstheywilllearntotalkaboutpersonalqualities for certain jobs, famous people from the past and their achievementsaswellasdifferenttypeso achievementsaswell asdifferenttypesofhou fhouses ses..
AllowSstimetobrowsethroughtheunitsandfindtherelevant information.Then,askthemtoexplainwhateachoneis.
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SuggestedAnswerKey
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anema ane mail:U il:Unit nit nit1 1,p.12 ,p.12 awrittenmessagesentfromonecomputertoanother Explainthatthemodulehas: -aCultureClip. -aLiteratureCorner. -anAcrosstheCurriculumsection. Elicitdefinitions Elicit definitions/expla /explanation nationsof softhesesectio thesesectionsby nsbyreferr referringSsto ingSsto therelevantpagesandtexts. SuggestedAnswerKey TheCultureClipseemstobeaboutcustoms,placesandeventsin differentcountries.Th differentcountries. Thisone(p. isone(p.1 13 3)isaboutschool )isaboutschoolingover )isaboutschoolingovertheradio theradio theradio inAustralia. TheLiteratureCornerlooksatdifferentauthorsandextractsfrom theirbooks.Thisone(p theirbook s.Thisone(p.21)look .21)looksatCh satCharlie&theCh arlie&theChocolate ocolateFactor Factory y byRoaldDahl. TheAcrosstheCurriculu TheAcross theCurriculumsectionisashortinfor msectionisashortinformative mativepiecefrom piecefrom piecefrom theNation theNa tionalCurriculum. tion alCurriculum.Th alCurriculum. Thisone(p.24)isabou Thisone(p.24)isaboutLifein tLifeinTud TudorT orTim imes es andistakenfromtheHistorysection.
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Objectives: Object ives: learningaboutavarietyofjobs learningaboutav learningaboutav arietyofjobs,job-re ,job-related lated personalqualities&attr personalqual ities&attributesofdifferentkin ibutesofdifferentkindsofwork; dsofwork; reviewingtheuseofpresentsimpleforroutines& permanentstates Reading:aninterviewwithasharkscientist Skills-scanning readingfordetailedcomprehensi reading fordetailedcomprehension on on Speaking:presentingasummaryofthetext Vocabulary:adjectivesandqualitiesassociatedwith differentjobs Grammar: Gramma r: revi reviewofthepresen reviewofthepresentsimp ewofthepresent tsimple le Listening:ajobadvertisem Listenin g:ajobadvertisement(gap-fill ent(gap-filling) ing) Skill-listeningforspecific Skill-li steningforspecificinformation information information Writing:acareersleafletaboutvariousjobs
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Play Play the the rec record ording ing and and ask ask Sswhatthe soundwas soundwas (an (an alarmclock).AllowSstimetodiscusstheiranswerswith alarmclock). AllowSstimetodiscusstheiranswerswith the their ir par partne tner. r. Monito Monitor r the the act activi ivity, ty, the then n eli elicit cit sui suitab table le answersfromSsaroundtheclass.
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Re Read ad the the ex exam ampl ple e al alou oud d an and d elic elicit it the the mist mistak ake e (they're (they're havingbreakfast,notlunch). Sswork inpairs. inpairs. Mon Monito itor r the act activi ivity, ty, then then sel select ect pai pairs rs to pre presen sent t des descri cripti ptions ons to the class.TherestoftheSscorrectthemistakes. SuggestedAnswerKey It's It's 7:00 7:00 am am. . Th Ther ere e is is a boy boy catch catc catchin tching hiin ng g a bu bus s to to sc scho hool ol. . He's He's wearinga wearin gajacket, ja jack cket et,tro ,trous trousersandtrainers. user ers sandtrainers. andtrainers.(7:3 (7:30) (7:3 0) It's2:00pm.Thereis It's2:00 pm.Thereisacoupledoi acoupledoingt ngthewashin hewashing-up. g-up. g-u p. The Theyare Theyare yare at atthe atthesupermarket, supermarket,(shopping) (shopping) etc et etc Focus > Matchingactivitiestosounds Play Play the the record recording ing for for the the fir firstitem. stitem. Ask Ask Sswhatthey heard (a vac vacuum uum cleane cleaner). r). Ask: What's Bob doing? r). (vacuumingthecarpet).Playthewholerecording.Sslisten (vacuumingthecarpet). Playthewholerecording.Sslisten
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IsMary Is IsMaryplayingtennis? playingtennis? No, No No,sheisn ,sheisn't.She’ 't.She’s splay playingt ingthe heguitar. guitar. IsSusancuttingthe IsSusancuttingthegrass? grass? No,she No,sheisn' isn't.She'sridin isn't. t.She's t.She's She'sridin ridinga gamot g amotorbike motorbike. orbike..
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