Professional Documents
Culture Documents
(MAYO-AGOSTO 2019)
Contenidos y materiales de libro sugeridos para extraer la sección de gramática para cada unidad, de
acuerdo con la Hoja de Asignatura actual.
Unidad 1 = 20 horas
Descripción de situaciones en pasado:
Identificar la estructura y uso del pasado continuo en sus formas afirmativa,
interrogativa y negativa.
Acciones simultáneas en el pasado:
Relacionar las palabras interrogativas con la estructura del pasado continuo.
Identificar el uso de los conectores “while” y “when”.
Diferenciar la estructura y el uso del pasado simple y el pasado continuo.
3.6 Very good – Clear; high awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; sufficient organization and
coherence; sufficient use of grammatical structures with very few major and minor errors that do
not impede comprehension; sufficient vocabulary range.
Fair -- Barely comprehensible; very little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; some problems
2.4 with organization and coherence; reflects basic use of grammatical structures with very limited
range and major errors that at times impede comprehension; basic vocabulary range.
1.8 Very good – Clear; high awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; sufficient organization and
coherence; sufficient use of grammatical structures with very few major and minor errors that do
not impede comprehension; sufficient vocabulary range.
Fair -- Barely comprehensible; very little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; some problems
1.2 with organization and coherence; reflects basic use of grammatical structures with very limited
range and major errors that at times impede comprehension; basic vocabulary range.
1.0 Poor -- Almost not comprehensible; no awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; lacks organization
and coherence; basic use of grammatical structures with many minor and major errors that often
impede comprehension; basic to poor vocabulary range.
Inglés III
Anexo 3
Punctuality Student was punctual in Student was punctual in 90 Student was punctual in 70% of
Value: _______ 100% of the classes to 80% of the classes the classes
Attendance Student attended 100%of Student attended 90% of Student attended 80% of the
Value: _______ the classes the classes classes
Class Materials Student brought 100% of the Student brought 90-80% of Student brought 70% of the
material needed in class the material needed in material needed in class (book,
Value: _______ (book, handouts, etc.) class (book, handouts, etc.) handouts, etc.)
PORTFOLIO OF EVIDENCE
THE PORTFOLIO OF EVIDENCE DOES NOT HAVE A GRADE, BUT IT MUST BE HANDED IN TO RECEIVE THE GRADE OF THE
ORDINARY AND MAKE UP EVALUATIONS. IT MUST BE HANDED IN COMPLETE AND ON TIME.
II. INSTRUCTIONS: Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the
sentence to be correct.
3. I say "Hello" to the children, but they didn't answer because they were watching television.
A B C D
4. I was listening to the news on the radio when the phone ring.
A B C D
5. I didn't want to get up this morning. It was rain and it was cold out.
A B C D
UNIDAD 2 (Invitaciones)
Unidad 2 = 20 horas
Habilidad, posibilidad y permiso:
Identificar la función de los verbos modales: “can/be able to” y “could” así como
“may”, en sus formas afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa.
Sugerencias, necesidades y obligaciones:
Explicar la función de los verbos modales: “should”, “need to”, “ough to”, “must” y
“have to” en sus formas afirmativa, interrogativa y negativa.
Invitar, aceptar, rechazar:
Explicar la función del verbo modal “would like”.
Reconocer los verbos modales “can” y “have to”
Identificar las expresiones para aceptar y declinar una invitación.
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Unit 4 Lesson B
Unit 10 Lesson A
Unit 12 Lesson A
Inglés III
Anexo 1
CUATRIMESTRE: Tercero (3º) UNIDAD: 2
VALOR EVALUACIÓN ORAL: 4 Puntos.
INSTUCTIONS: In front of the teacher a couple of students participate in a Role Play. You and your partner
are going on vacation for three days in the mountains. You will be far away from civilization. Decide what to
take on the trip. Decide about food, safety, and shelter.
3.6 Very good – Clear; high awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; sufficient organization and
coherence; sufficient use of grammatical structures with very few major and minor errors
that do not impede comprehension; sufficient vocabulary range.
2.8 Average – Somewhat comprehensible; little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; very few
problems with organization and coherence; basic use or grammatical structures with limited
range and some errors that rarely impede comprehension; limited vocabulary range.
2.4 Fair -- Barely comprehensible; very little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; some
problems with organization and coherence; reflects basic use of grammatical structures with
very limited range and major errors that at times impede comprehension; basic vocabulary
range.
2 Excellent -- Communicative; reflects total awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; well- organized and
coherent; contains a range of grammatical structures with minor errors that do not impede
comprehension; good vocabulary range.
1.8 Very good – Clear; high awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; sufficient organization and coherence;
sufficient use of grammatical structures with very few major and minor errors that do not impede
comprehension; sufficient vocabulary range.
1.6 Good -- Comprehensible; some awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; adequate organization and coherence;
adequate use of grammatical structures with some major errors that do not impede comprehension;
somehow limited vocabulary range.
1.4 Average – Somewhat comprehensible; little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; very few problems with
organization and coherence; basic use or grammatical structures with limited range and some errors that
rarely impede comprehension; limited vocabulary range.
1.2 Fair -- Barely comprehensible; very little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; some problems with
organization and coherence; reflects basic use of grammatical structures with very limited range and major
errors that at times impede comprehension; basic vocabulary range.
1 Poor -- Almost not comprehensible; no awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; lacks organization and
coherence; basic use of grammatical structures with many minor and major errors that often impede
comprehension; basic to poor vocabulary range.
Versión: MAYO-AGOSTO 2019 Requisitos: 1.- El reporte escrito no será evaluado si no son las palabras propias
del alumno (Copiado, plagiado o traducido). 2. Es requisito que los párrafos del escrito contengan topic sentence,
supporting sentences y concluding sentence para ser evaluados. Para los cuatrimestres que realicen párrafos.
Inglés III
Anexo 3
SABER SER
Values
Satisfactory Fair Insufficient
Criterion
Punctuality Student was punctual in Student was punctual in 90 Student was punctual in 70% of
Value: _______ 100% of the classes to 80% of the classes the classes
Attendance Student attended 100%of Student attended 90% of Student attended 80% of the
Value: _______ the classes the classes classes
Class Materials Student brought 100% of the Student brought 90-80% of Student brought 70% of the
material needed in class the material needed in material needed in class (book,
Value: _______ (book, handouts, etc.) class (book, handouts, etc.) handouts, etc.)
PORTFOLIO OF EVIDENCE
THE PORTFOLIO OF EVIDENCE DOES NOT HAVE A GRADE, BUT IT MUST BE HANDED IN TO RECEIVE THE GRADE OF THE
ORDINARY AND MAKE UP EVALUATIONS. IT MUST BE HANDED IN COMPLETE AND ON TIME.
1. I ________ speak French, but I know how to ask for someone's name and age.
a. can
b. can’t
c. could
d. couldn’t
II. INSTRUCTIONS: Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the
sentence to be correct.
Unit 6 Lesson B
Inglés III
Anexo 1
CUATRIMESTRE: Tercero (3º) UNIDAD: 3
VALOR EVALUACIÓN ORAL: 4 Puntos.
INSTRUCTIONS: In front of the teacher the students will participate in a Role Play asking for and giving information. The
students will talk about their future plans in which they use present continuous as future.
4 Excellent -- Communicative; reflects total awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; well- organized and
coherent; contains a range of grammatical structures with minor errors that do not impede
comprehension; good vocabulary range.
3.6 Very good – Clear; high awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; sufficient organization and coherence;
sufficient use of grammatical structures with very few major and minor errors that do not impede
comprehension; sufficient vocabulary range.
3.2 Good -- Comprehensible; some awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; adequate organization and
coherence; adequate use of grammatical structures with some major errors that do not impede
comprehension; somehow limited vocabulary range.
2.8 Average – Somewhat comprehensible; little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; very few
problems with organization and coherence; basic use or grammatical structures with limited range
and some errors that rarely impede comprehension; limited vocabulary range.
2.4 Fair -- Barely comprehensible; very little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; some problems with
organization and coherence; reflects basic use of grammatical structures with very limited range
and major errors that at times impede comprehension; basic vocabulary range.
2 Poor -- Almost not comprehensible; no awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; lacks organization and
coherence; basic use of grammatical structures with many minor and major errors that often
impede comprehension; basic to poor vocabulary range.
2 Excellent -- Communicative; reflects total awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; well- organized and
coherent; contains a range of grammatical structures with minor errors that do not impede
comprehension; good vocabulary range.
1.8 Very good – Clear; high awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; sufficient organization and coherence;
sufficient use of grammatical structures with very few major and minor errors that do not impede
comprehension; sufficient vocabulary range.
1.6 Good -- Comprehensible; some awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; adequate organization and
coherence; adequate use of grammatical structures with some major errors that do not impede
comprehension; somehow limited vocabulary range.
1.4 Average – Somewhat comprehensible; little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; very few
problems with organization and coherence; basic use or grammatical structures with limited range
and some errors that rarely impede comprehension; limited vocabulary range.
1.2 Fair -- Barely comprehensible; very little awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; some problems with
organization and coherence; reflects basic use of grammatical structures with very limited range
and major errors that at times impede comprehension; basic vocabulary range.
1.0 Poor -- Almost not comprehensible; no awareness of sociolinguistic aspects; lacks organization and
coherence; basic use of grammatical structures with many minor and major errors that often
impede comprehension; basic to poor vocabulary range.
SABER SER
Values
Satisfactory Fair Insufficient
Criterion
Punctuality Student was punctual in Student was punctual in 90 Student was punctual in 70% of
Value: _______ 100% of the classes to 80% of the classes the classes
Attendance Student attended 100%of Student attended 90% of Student attended 80% of the
Value: _______ the classes the classes classes
Class Materials Student brought 100% of the Student brought 90-80% of Student brought 70% of the
material needed in class the material needed in material needed in class (book,
Value: _______ (book, handouts, etc.) class (book, handouts, etc.) handouts, etc.)
PORTFOLIO OF EVIDENCE
THE PORTFOLIO OF EVIDENCE DOES NOT HAVE A GRADE, BUT IT MUST BE HANDED IN TO RECEIVE THE GRADE OF THE
ORDINARY AND MAKE UP EVALUATIONS. IT MUST BE HANDED IN COMPLETE AND ON TIME.
1. Today is Wednesday. I'm _________ the beach the day after tomorrow.
a. be going to
b. go to
c. went to
d. going to
INSTRUCTIONS: Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence
to be correct.
5. Henry is not going to college next year. Instead, he will works for a year to make money.
A B C D