Guia 7 Segundo Bimestre
Guia 7 Segundo Bimestre
Guia 7 Segundo Bimestre
Monjes Benedictinos
1. Crea un jeroglífico, tipo acertijo, usando emojis o cualquier tipo de imagen, en la cual
describas la importancia de esta asignatura para tu vida.
2. ¿Qué pudiste comprender con facilidad y qué te ayudó a ello (estudié con música, mientras
estudiaba caminaba, realicé esquemas, le expliqué a mis compañeros, un compañero me
explicó, etc.)?
3. ¿En qué tuviste dificultades y cuáles fueron las causas (no di a conocer mis inquietudes al
maestro, no presté la suficiente atención)?
4. ¿Qué acciones concretas tomarás para superar las dificultades que tienes en este momento?
5. ¿Cómo te sientes hoy a nivel emocional?
6. ¿Qué puedes hacer para conservar tu salud emocional en este último bimestre?
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Objectives to achieve learning
How does language influence the social and sports integration of individuals?
INDICATORS DEADLINE
1.1.1. Describes and narrates historical events that happened in the past April 19th
using simple past, past continuous and modal verbs, In a comic
strip. 25%
1.1.2. Designs, proposes and socializes a project that leads to happiness, PART I- May 03rd
taking into account aspects: full life, the science of happiness, jobs, skills,
preferences, interviews, relative pronouns and adverbs. 25% PART II- May 04th -
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PART II- May 05th
-7A
1.1.3. Participate actively and responsibly in each class, committing to the May 18th
delivery and development of each proposed academic activity. 30%
1.1.4. Demonstrate your cognitive abilities and the extent of your academic May 25th
performance through a competency test. 20%
Contents
Mindfulness
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PEDAGOGICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE INDICATOR
Indicator 1.1.1. Express ideas orally and in writing about sports and health problems
using modal verbs, through an informative magazine. April 20th
Specific objective to get learning:
Designs a school magazine that contains articles, comic, tips and other texts to express opinions, obligations,
needs, advices and probabilities about health.
Indicator Rubric
According to the writing rubric.
Task fulfillment 20%
Content 20%
Grammar 20%
Vocabulary and spelling 20%
Magazine 20%
Resources
Modal verbs:
Close- up book. Page 93, 97
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=km3xMfQSmAU&ab_channel=LearnEnglishwithEnglishClass101.com
https://avi.cuaed.unam.mx/repositorio/moodle/pluginfile.php/2615/mod_resource/content/17/contenido/index.
html
Narrative templates: https://dribbble.com/tags/narrative
Writing, Close- up book. Page 98, 99
Vocabulary. Close- up book. Page 92, 96
Did you know?
When writing, it’s super important write for your audience. Think about it: You use different language when
updating your CV than when writing a university essay or article for your personal blog. Essentially, the
difference is your tone and choice of words. So before tapping out any old text, consider:
Is your text more formal, such as a university application letter, employment cover letter or essay? These texts
are:
Usually complex, with longer sentences and more thoroughly explored points
Less emotional and not designed to move the reader
Typically written with expanded words (cannot, would not have, television)
Practice
Modal verbs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXSc7SzGbGw&ab_channel=LearnEnglishwithRosie
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PEDAGOGICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE INDICATOR
Indicator 1.1.2: Designs, proposes and socializes a project that leads to happiness, taking into account
aspects: the science of happiness, jobs, skills, preferences, interviews, relative pronouns and adverbs. May
03rd
Indicator Rubric
This indicator will be working with groups of 3 students, each group has to investigate about a job or work
assigned by the teacher. Then, students have to design a project about a Job or a work that make workers
happier, explain the abilities that they need, do some interviews and design a plan to have enjoyed the life and
be happy.
The activity will be developed in 4 stages:
Proposal: students will design the interview and an Task fulfillment 20%
infographic about how they will develop the Class work 20%
proposal. 30% Plan 20%
Task fulfillment 20% Use of language 20%
Class work 20% Use of English during the activity 20%
Interview 20%
Inphographic 20% Presentation: oral presentation. 25%
Use of English 20% Task fulfillment 20%
Content 20%
Design: in this stage students have to analyze the Grammar 20%
result of the interviews and design the plan to plan Vocabulary and spelling 20%
to have enjoyed the life and be happy. 40%
Comic 20%
Resources
Find your passion (Close -up, book. Unit 8)
https://graphicmama.com/blog/what-is-
infographic/
Practice
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PEDAGOGICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE INDICATOR
Indicator 1.1.3: Participate actively and responsibly in each class, committing to the delivery and development of each
proposed academic activity. May 18th
INDICATOR RUBRIC
This indicator will be worked throughout the period, where the student must collect 30signatures,
equivalent to 0.1 each, developing the following activities:
1. Development of the workshops of the book and platform
2. Development of practice exercises, tasks, and participation in class
3. Punctual presentation of each activity within class time
4. Participation and correct handling of the spelling of the given vocabulary
5. Notes and excellent presentation of the notebook
Presentation of IELST type test equivalent to 0.04 out of 50 for a total of 20 signatures
RESOURCES
o Use of vocabulary page 92
o Reading pages 90- 91
o Grammar modal verbs of obligation and necessity.
o Grammar
o Complementary workshops on pages.
o Audio workshops page 94
o Speaking page 83
o Writing page 86- 87
o Close- up book. Unit 8 and unit 9
PRACTICE
Relative Pronouns.
https://avi.cuaed.unam.mx/repositorio/moodle/pluginfile.php/2749/mod_resource/content/7/cont
enido/index.html#Actividad1
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PEDAGOGICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE INDICATOR
Indicator 1.1.4: Demonstrate your cognitive abilities and the extent of your academic performance through a
competency test. May 25th
RESOURCES
H = S + C +V
The total level of happiness (H) is the sum of your biological set points (S), the conditions of your life
(C) and the voluntary activities (V) that you do. Now let’s dive deep into each of these:
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6th and 7th
This activity is focused on the breath, because the physical sensation of
breathing is always there and you can use it as an anchor to the present moment
Warm up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0SWMICwtm0&ab_channel=gozenonline
To help them process anxiety, kids discover how to go from asking constant "What if" questions to coming
back to "What is" going on in the present moment.
Meditation
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The following rubric contains the evaluation criteria for your self-evaluation. This must be completed based on
your perception of your performance during this term. At the end you will find two questions in Spanish to
justify you evaluation and create a compromise for the next term.
Review Workshop
This reinforcement workshop must be resolved as part of your Academic leveling commitment for the
fourth academic bimester. The delivery of the same will NOT be evaluated, but IT IS A REQUIREMENT
TO BE ABLE TO PRESENT THE LEVELING EXAM.
You must resolve the performance activity that you failed. This is the way you prepare to present your
leveling that will take place. THE NEXT June 2. On the May 31, before the leveling exam, we will clear up
doubts and have a general review of the skills that will be evaluated.
COMMUNICATIVE GOAL
Produces, keeps and understands written/oral texts coherently about sports, sport equipment, jobs, parts of
the body, health problems, school objects using: modal verbs, semi modals, passive voices, verbs of opinion
and phrasal verbs.
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https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/video-zone/how-do-firefighters-put-out-fires
Read the following dialogue and pay attention to the different meanings expressed by using modal verbs.
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https://avi.cuaed.unam.mx/repositorio/moodle/pluginfile.php/2610/mod_resource/content/6/contenido/index.h
tml
Bibliography
o British council
http://macmillan.com.br/arquivo/catalogos/naio_inter_b/document.pdf
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