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INSTITUCIÓN EDUCATIVA

DOCENTE AREA Inglés GRADO 7


CONTEXTUALIZACIÓN
ESTANDAR PERIODO 2
Comprendo textos cortos de cierta dificultad sobre
actividades cotidianas de mi interés, sobre otras asignaturas SEMANA 13
y mi entorno social.
Funciones del lenguaje
- Express feeling and emotions Número de Clases 3
- Give a request information
DBA* DBA 5
Reconoce información específica relacionada con objetos, personas y
acciones cuando le son
conocidos y le hablan de manera pausada. Para esto, puede llegar a
requerir ayudas visuales tales como imágenes o textos
Desempeño Identifica palabras y expresiones relacionadas con el manejo de
emociones en textos descriptivos cortos escritos en lenguaje sencillo.
Resalta de manera breve y sencilla una situación de convivencia a partir
de un modelo dado.
Acepta las sugerencias y recomendaciones de otros

Título de la unidad Let the Games Being!


CONCEPTOS - Present simple
- Past simple: Was, Were
- Imperative

RECURSOS
HUMANOS LOCATIVOS MATERIALES
Estudiantes -Salones Worksheet
Docente del área -Aulas del área

MOMENTOS DE LA CLASE
1.Warm up:
Here is a free was and were Find Someone Who activity to help students practice asking and
answering yes/no questions with was and were. Students begin by reviewing the items on the
worksheet and forming a 'Were you...?' question for each one. Next, students go around the
class asking the questions to one another, e.g. 'Were you asleep at 6 o'clock this morning?' When
a student finds someone who answers 'Yes, I was', they write down that person's name. The
student then asks a follow-up question (e.g. What time did you wake up?) and notes down the
answer. When everyone has finished, students give feedback by answering questions with
Who...?, e.g. 'Who was asleep at 6 o'clock this morning?'
https://www.teach-this.com/images/resources/find-someone-who-was.pdf

2.Familiarization
Choose the correct words (1–8) to complete the blog comments. Students read the blog
comments.

Draw students’ attention to the differences between the words in bold: adjectives and nouns.

Practice the pronunciation of the final sound /d/. Students repeat the words sad, concerned,
irritated.
Students complete the blog comments in their notebooks.

Answer Key
1. happy
2. happiness
3. sad
4. sadness
5. concerned
6. concern
7. irritated
8. irritation
3. Practice
Match the words in group A to the words in group B. Then complete the
sentences so they are true for you.
Group A: motivation tiredness happiness anger excitement fear
Group B: afraid excited motivated tired happy angry
a. On my last birthday, I felt …
b. The last time I failed an exam, I was very …
c. The last time I saw my best friend, I was extremely …
d. I was … during the last soccer match of my favourite team.
e. I was very …, the last time I competed in a competition.
f. I felt …, the last time I did a lot of homework.

4.Application

5.Assessment
Actividad Work with a partner and discuss
complementaria o the questions (1–4).
actividad transversal
1. What things make you feel
motivated? Does your motivation
affect how well you do in school?
2. What things make you angry?
Does your anger affect your
behavior and relationships?
3. What things are you afraid of?
Does your fear affect your
behavior?
4. What things make you feel
excited? How do you show your
excitement?
VALORACIÓN
EVIDENCIAS DE CRITERIOS DE EVALUACION TECNICAS DE EVALUACION
APRENDIZAJE
Identifica palabras y expresiones
relacionadas con el manejo de
SABER emociones en textos descriptivos
Worksheet
(CONCEPTUAL) cortos escritos en lenguaje sencillo

HACER Resalta de manera breve y sencilla


una situación de convivencia a Filling the gaps
(PROCEDIMENTAL)
partir de un modelo dado
SER
Acepta las sugerencias y
(ACTITUDINAL) Activities in the class
recomendaciones de otros

OBSERVACIONES

BIBLIOGRAFÍA
Libro :
https://www.teach-this.com/grammar-activities-worksheets

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