Esteban's English Blog

29 September, Friday

4th ESO D

Verbos irregulares

SB 11 - Unidad 1

SB 12 - Digital Options

What's in style?

Tareas 1, 2, 3 y 4.

1st ESO B

Common mistakes

~~I have got one brother~~. (one = 1)

I have got a brother

~~My hobby tennis~~

My hobby is tennis

I haven't got any brothers or sisters

I am an only child

Just one hobby?

Very few students like reading.

SB 11 - Unidad 1: Teen Life

Intro and video

SB 12 - Vocabulary

Tareas 1, 2, 3, 4 y 5.

1st CFGB

Introductions

SB 7 - Tareas 9, 10 y 11.

SB 8 - Tarea 1, 2, 3 Random Phone Numbers , 4 y 5.

SB 9 - Say This! Tareas 1, 2, 3 y 4.

All I Had I Gave

Crowbar - All I Had I Gave

Especialmente recomendado para 4º ESO

(2 min 3 sec)

How long have I given all I've got?

Here I stand
My days and nights now are solitude
I struggle on
I've paid my price

All I had I gave
All I had I gave

So much still lingers inside my head
I've lost it all
No trace of tolerance I can find
An empty heart
I've paid my price

All I had I gave
All I had I gave

Save all that you feel for me
Save all that you feel for me

Relevant language: present perfect / past simple

28 September, Thursday

1st ESO

Hobbies (speaking)

We introduce ourselves and talk about our hobbies.

Challenge: if all the students participate, the teacher will tell the class about his hobbies.

Random Hobby Generator

Wikipedia List of Hobbies

Búsquedas recomendadas: [random hobby generator], [longest list hobbies], [biggest list hobbies]

4th ESO D

Finalizamos la prueba inicial. Recordamos que esta prueba no tiene efecto en la nota.

From ChatGPT:

When some students are taking an exam, it's important to maintain a quiet and focused environment to minimize distractions and support those who are taking the test. Here are some productive and considerate activities that other students can engage in:

Study: Use this time to review your own notes, textbooks, or study materials for other subjects. This can be an effective way to make good use of your time.
Read: Bring a book or e-reader to class and quietly read. Choose something that won't disrupt the concentration of those taking the exam.
Work on Homework: If you have assignments or homework for other classes, you can quietly work on them.
Review Your Own Notes: Reviewing your own notes or studying for upcoming tests or assignments can be a productive way to spend the time.
Organize and Plan: Organize your materials, clean out your backpack, or plan your schedule for the day. This can be a good time to get organized.
Ask Questions Before or After: If you have questions about the exam material, it's best to ask your teacher or professor before or after the exam rather than during the test itself.
Practice Quietly: If you're preparing for a presentation or speech, you can practice quietly without disturbing others.
Meditate or Reflect: Take a moment for mindfulness or meditation to relax and clear your mind.
Offer Help Afterwards: After the exam is over, if some students are struggling or want to review the material, you can offer to help them study or clarify doubts.
Respect the Quiet: Above all, be respectful of the need for a quiet environment during the exam. Avoid talking, making noise, or engaging in disruptive behavior.

Remember, the key is to be respectful and considerate of those who are taking the exam. The goal is to create an environment that maximizes their chances of success.