Dear students,
This is a Google form for you to fill in so that I can get an idea of my teaching practice. Be so kind and complete it. It will be very useful to improve my lessons. :-)
EVALUATION OF YOUR ENGLISH TEACHER
WRITING: A MYSTERY TALE
Write a mystery tale with your classmate (150 -180 words) following the steps the outline below:
Then upload your tales to your Google Classroom English class group
NARRATIVE TEXTS
We are going to learn how to write narrative texts and we will begin with mystery tales.
At the end of this unit you will be able to write your own mystery tale.
Read the following stories provided by the British Council and do the activities below:
Read the writing guide about narrative texts in your Workbook and do the activities on that topic both in your student's book and workbook.
Make sure you understand the structure, tenses and connectors which are used in narrative texts.
LISTENING SKILLS: JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
Let's watch this video telling the story of Jack, a poor boy who did his best to bring happiness to his family.
Can you summarize the story?
What do you think about Jack's behaviour?
What would you have done in a similar situation?
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