Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Pedagogical Module 1
Curricular Threads: Communication and Cultural Awareness,
Oral Communication, Reading, Writing, Language Through the Arts
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• Discuss with a partner another language you would like to learn. Why, how and when would you use it?
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• Do you prefer to write letters (by hand) or type an email (online)? What are the advantages of each?
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Lesson A
Can you name the presidents from other countries? Do you recognize the woman in this picture?
Interesting People
Elizabeth II is a very famous queen. She rules the countries that form
part of the United Kingdom: England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and
Wales (see the map) and some other territories in
Great Britain. They are all English-speaking
countries.
She’s from London, the capital city
of England. Her birthday is on April 21st.
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and one girl; Princess Anne.
These words are in the text above. Connect the words to the correct
Discuss the questions with picture.
your partner:
Is there a queen in your
country? What language do
people speak in your country?
Name as many countries as
you can that speak English.
Is the English language
exactly the same in each
country? Anne
Elizabeth
Vocabulary
English-speaking countries.
Charles
nations where people speak
English
or queen
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Oral Communication
Do you recognize any of these flags? What countries are they from?
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1. Do you know what FOOTBALL is called in the United States of America?
Unscramble these letters and you will find the answer.
C E S R O C
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6. Cross out the errors in the sentences below. Write in the information
to make them correct.
Vocabulary
• When do you use the word from? Look at the following examples and flag. the symbol or emblem
discuss with your partner. of a country or institution
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Reading
Describing a Family
big kind happy 1. Your little brother dropped the cards to the left. Help him reorganize them
by writing the words in their corresponding space. When you finish,
compare with a partner.
shor t long
fat Physical traits: Give examples of people that have these traits.
black Personality: What are behaviors that demonstrate these personality traits?
small noisy
thin
quiet good
Cabrera, A.
friendly hone 2. You are a good painter and your friend Rosie asks you to make a portrait
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of her family using the information below. Before you start drawing,
circle the physical traits and underline the personality descriptions
of each member.
Rosie’s Family
Answer the following
questions: My family is not very big. I have one baby brother and no sisters.
We live with our parents, my grandma and our dog Flocky.
• How many sisters does
Rosie have? My mother is 38 years old. She is a very kind and happy woman.
She is short, a little fat, and she has long hair. She works at a supermarket.
• How old is Rosie’s My father is 42. He is a very funny and honest man. He works as
grandmother?
a mechanic with my uncle Carlos, his younger brother. My younger
• Who is Carlos? brother is sweet so I love playing with him. My grandma is only
• Describe Rosie physically. 59 years old. She’s a really good cook and her chocolate cake is the
best in the world. Her hair is grey and short. Flocky is our pet dog.
• What does Carlos do as He’s small and noisy. Finally, I am Rosie. I’m 14 years old. I’m short and thin.
a job?
I am a bit quiet, but friendly.
trait. characteristic
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Writing
How can I describe people’s personalities and physical appearance?
Describing People
There’s a new student in the class and you want to describe her or him
to your mother. To do this, write a short descriptive paragraph.
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My mom’s name is Carmen and she’s 37 years old. She is
from Zaruma, but now she lives in Cuenca with me and my
brothers. She is a tall and thin woman. Her hair is long and Let’s play! Describe one
brown. She’s very creative and funny. I love her smile and the of your classmates to the
way she helps people with their problems. My mom works at class and have the other
students try to guess who
a hospital, she is a great nurse.
he/she is. The student who
guesses first describes
another student, and so on.
2. Now that you know the correct order, read it again. Which section do you
think is the A. Introduction, B. Body with details and the C. Conclusion.
Complete the hamburger that represents a complete paragraph.
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Vocabulary
3. You’re ready to describe your new friend. Write the Introduction, descriptive paragraph. group
Body and Conclusion in the space provided. of sentences that describe
a person, a place, a thing
or an event using many
Introduction descriptive adjectives
Body 2
nurse. a person who cares
Body 3 for people who are
sick or injured, especially
Conclusion in a hospital
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Language Through the Arts
Did you consider professional photography to be an art? What do you like taking pictures of?
3. You and a friend are sharing pictures. Complete the conversation with
the correct form of the verbs in parentheses:
backyard.
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You: What were they (had, having, has) to eat? It looks good!
Your friend: I know. They love cooking, so now they (is / were / are)
Vocabulary taking some classes with a chef. Look at this recent picture.
Here they were (makes / make / making) some salad.
actually. in fact or really
You: (Are / Were / Was) they coming over this Christmas?
outdoors. outside
Your friend: Yes, they are. By the way, (are / was / is) your
backyard. an area behind sister still visiting?
a house, usually covered
with grass You: Yes, she is…
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Your friend: (Are / Was / Is) n’t you having lunch with
come over. to visit a person
or place her today?
You: Oh no! I totally forgot about it... I have to go. Bye!!
by the way. also, in addition
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Oral Communication
How can I compare two people?
Nationality: Ecuadorian
look at these two kids’ ID cards. Take turns describing them with your
• Use is + adjective to describe
partner. Use as many adjectives as you can.
someone’s personality.
Maria is friendly.
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2. Now, look at Ana’s and Toni’s IDs again and read the examples given
in the chart below. Can you make other comparisons between the two
kids? Write three more comparisons on the lines below.
Name: Toni
Age: 13
someColombian
You can useNationality: adjectives + er + than to compare 2 people,
2 places, 2 animals, 2 things. Example:
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two of the group members. You can use the descriptive adjectives learned
in the first reading of this lesson.
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Lesson B
What is the best age to be? What stage of life are you looking forward to?
Life Events
1. Read the text below about life stages.
There have been lots of studies about adolescents, and the way they
handle this stage of life depends on different factors. To understand this
interesting stage, we can go through the cycle of life. Before we are born,
it is amazing how we grow inside our mothers for about forty weeks.
After we are born, the time goes by fast. Childhood is the time to discover
the world and learn many things. After that, we go through one of the
most challenging stages in life, our teenage years called “adolescence.”
Later, when we think we are mature and everything will be simpler,
we are sometimes more confused. Eventually we decide if we want
to have a family, to make money, to travel the world, to buy things.
If things go wrong, we get disappointed. Finally, we become elderly,
we are relaxed, but health problems usually start unless you have
a healthy life with a healthy diet and regular exercise.
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years years years old years old years old
Vocabulary
adolescent. teenagers I express my opinion about things I can say how I feel with...
from 13-19
that cause feelings with...
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Oral Communication
Teenage Life
1. One of your close friends has serious problems because he feels his life
is really complicated now. Think of some advice.
Grammar Tip
Remember to use ing adjectives to express your opinion about things
that cause feelings. For example: boring, thrilling. Use ed adjectives
to say how you feel. For example: tired, excited.
2. You are going to listen to a school advisor talking about “what it feels like
to be a teenager.” Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
3. Answer the following questions.
a. What kind of person might be giving the advice?
b. Does the speaker say that being a teen is complicated? Why or
why not?
4. Listen again and write how adolescents feel at this stage according
to the advisor.
5. Look at the pictures and match them with the adjectives given below.
excited
surprised
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confused
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Language Through the Arts
Art
Do you think graffiti is art? Why? Why not? Are there examples of artistic murals in your city?
some sort of urban art called “muralism.” This is a way to pay tribute
to those who are artists, but have not had the chance to show their work
at galleries. These murals are pieces of art that make the walls attractive,
making streets nicer. They also permit people to express themselves.
2. You are an expert at making murals. First, write a list of things you want
to include in your mural on the lines below. In the frame below, draw your
own mural.
Grammar Tip
Vocabulary
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convey. to communicate.
Express a. What is a mural to you?
b. What are three adjectives that could describe your mural?
touched by. moved by.
To feel emotionally c. Will people feel touched by your mural? If so, how?
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Oral Communication
feature. charactetristic.
A nice part of something
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1. Listen to Annie, an American girl who wants to live alone, talking about
how people around the world live. Help her to decide what to do. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
2. Reply to Annie’s blog giving your opinion and advice.
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Reading
Social Studies
of bamboo with grass roofs. China has many houses that are made
of hard soil. Dirt becomes as strong as brick when it is packed hard.
The Dayak people of Indonesia build some of their houses on stilts,
several feet above the ground. The frame of the house is made of steel.
The walls are made of tree bark and the floors are made of wood. People
build their houses according to their needs, weather, and available
building materials. All houses are different, but one thing is certain:
wherever you go, there’s no place like home!
3. Write T by the true statements and F by the false ones. If they are false,
rewrite the sentence with changes to make it true.
b. Houses called “cuevas” in the south of Spain stay warm in the winter.
Vocabulary
c. In the Philippines, some people still live in grass houses.
wood. material from trees
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Writing
Language and Literature
1. Complete the paragraph by using the words below. Then compare with
a partner to see if your answers make sense.
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the best
exciting thinking
depressed
becomes
interesting
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Introduction
Detail 1
Detail 2
Detail 3 Vocabulary
Conclusion
of fact
homesick. experiencing a
longing for one’s home during
a period of absence from it
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Assessment
Grammar - Vocabulary Reading
1 Complete the following story with words from 3 Read the following text and answer the questions
the chart. in complete sentences. You may rewrite part
of the question to include in your answer.
Verbs • was • living
Nouns • features • trailer Juan is twelve years old. He’s from Peru.
His hair is short and black. He has a cat
Ing Adjectives
• exciting • boring and two dogs. Juan lives in a small house
things
made of bricks and tiles with his mother
Ed Adjectives and grandmother. They have all the basic
• disappointed • tired
feelings
services except that sometimes there is no
Descriptive water. That’s a real problem when they need
• small • big
Adjectives
to cook, clean or take a shower. However,
for Juan there is no better place than home.
My friend Isabella was in
a for three years. That was
a. Where is Juan from?
when she six years old. The
experience was , but a little
difficult. She was about the b. Describe what Juan looks like?
room she had for her and
the limited of the trailer. For
example, she was of playing c. What is Juan’s house like?
inside and not having a
garden to play outside. She did not have
d. What basic services do Juan and his family not
a lot to do, so it was really
sometimes. have?
Writing
2 Write a short description of your life as a teenager
using the words from the chart above. Listening
4 You are listening to a couple of friends having
Introduction a conversation. Decide if the statements are True(T)
or False(F).
Body (reason 1)
a. Mary is talking with Louis about
their families.
b. Louis was doing homework last night.
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Assessment Who are you?
Writing Listening
1 Write a Descriptive Paragraph about your family and 3 Listen to John’s situation and place the letter in the
you in 30-40 words. Be as descriptive as possible. circle next to the correct answer.
Introduction John is still John was
Now, he He loves
Detail 1
a. mischievous. c. restless.
Detail 2 b. takes care of his d. his family a lot.
Conclusion
school things.
Speaking
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the coast, the highlands and the Amazon.
The coast and the Amazon are similar, but
the highlands region, where I live, is special
because we have different weather, animals and
languages. Ecuador is a good place to visit and
Grammar - Vocabulary
to live, so if you want to come, feel welcome.
Remember: “All you need is Ecuador.” This is 5 Complete the text using the words below.
our slogan for foreigners.
I’m Carlos and I’m fourteen. Teenagers are
a. According to the text, why is Ecuador very about their lives
a diverse country? sometimes. But I have my mom who helps
me feel better about mine. She is a very
b. Where does the author of the text live? and friendly woman. I love
to talk to her. Yesterday, I reading
a book when she arrived and then we had
c. Why does the author think the highlands region
a nice long conversation. Now my mom
is special?
talking to my 16-year-old
sister. We are very lucky to have her!
d. What is the slogan used to promote Ecuador in
other countries?
was is confused kind
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AKA: iGeneration (iGen)
Post-Millenials
Homeland Generation
1980–1996
MILLENIALS AKA: Generation Y
Echo Boomers
Boomerang Generation
1965–1979
GENERATION
X
AKA: Latch-key kids
MTV Generation
13th Generation
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Interests
Generation Age Nickname Special facts
& Hobbies
Vocabulary
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Let’s review!
Vocabulary
WH-word she
1 Write the opposite of these descriptive adjectives. (what, Is he
where, it
(object) ?
when, you
big quiet who, Are we
how…) they
fat good
short funny Present and Past Continuous questions
old happy
9 Using the chart below write 2 questions asking
a person about his/her present and past:
2 Write the nationalities of the people that were born
in these countries. I
WH-word you
(what, Are we
Verb
The U.S.A. where, they
+ (object) ?
when,
ING
Spain who, Is she
how…) he
England it
3 Write examples of adjectives + ED. Express how 10 Underline the present events in red and past events
you feel sometimes using some of those words. in blue, then answer the questions
in your notebook.
4 Write examples of adjectives+ING. Use some
of those words to answer what makes you feel Hello! I’m Ricky and today it’s my
that way. thirteenth birthday. Right now I am writing
about myself for a school project. I have
5 Make an ID card with your personal information to talk about a memory from my past and
(name, age, nationality, nickname) and draw your my present life. When I was 5 years old,
picture. my family was having a difficult time,
but my baby brother was born and that
6 Write examples of some house amenities that some made us all happy. I remember the day
houses have. he came home. We were all having
lunch and my little brother was sleeping.
7 Write adjectives describing types of houses My dad was calling everybody to tell them
(construction materials) the news and my mom was organizing the
baby’s clothes. Now everything is different.
Grammar My brother is playing video games and
my parents are working.
Present Simple questions
8 Using the chart below write 2 questions asking
a person about his/her life in your notebook.
a. What is Ricky doing now?
(what, Do
we
where, they
when,
Verb (object) ? c. How old is Ricky’s little brother now?
who, she
Does
how…) he d. Why was Ricky’s father calling everybody?
it
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Lesson C
Which web pages do you visit regularly? How often? For how much time?
1. Look at the pictures below. Describe some of the details you see in each
picture.
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2. Answer the following questions.
a. What do the pictures above have in common?
b. Describe any blogs that you have visited.
c. What do you think should be included on a school website?
3. Match each letter with the corresponding picture: A. whole body picture;
B. personal information; C. ID picture; D. your house picture. Discuss
which ones do you think should be on a person’s website profile? Which
should not? Why not?
Vocabulary
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Oral Communication
Avatars
1. Do you know what an avatar is? Discuss your ideas with a partner.
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3. Listen to someone talking about their experience with avatars and some
descriptions of their avatar friends. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
4. Challenge! Listen again and try to complete the chart/table under the
pictures.
Grammar Tip
Nickname
Country Vocabulary
to protect yourself
5. Pair work. Discuss with a partner: Which avatar is the most interesting?
Explain why.
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Reading
Which school websites have you visited besides your school’s website? Describe what school websites include.
School Websites
In your notebook, answer
the following questions. 1. You are an excellent designer so the school principal gives you the task
of making a website for your school. Choose the pictures you will include
• What information can you on it.
find on the website of the
school mentioned in the
reading? Give at least
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3 examples.
3. Let’s play! Complete the following text with the words below and discover
Vocabulary
the secret word by using the first letter of each.
homepage. the first (usually
general) information you see Ball When Example
when a website is opened
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Writing
What information about a person should be included in a web profile?
Paragraph 1
A web profile is good and you need to show something about
yourself.
It needs to have some nice information about who you are and
maybe your likes and dislikes.
And you can use all the information you want. You can show
your originality. There is no problem with it. You can make friends
and play online. My brother has one, but I don’t.
Paragraph 2
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Creating your own web profile is not a difficult task and
it can make you very popular.
Anyone can have a web profile and they are easy to make.
It must have a clear and nice presentation. It can be simple and
dull or sophisticated and interactive. It can connect to other media
applications and interesting and fun sites.
If you want to have many followers online, make your web
profile and update it every day with attractive ideas or even
pictures. It is a piece of cake!
2. Write your own paragraph about any website that you often visit.
There are words to help you.
Introduction First,
In addition, Vocabulary
Body (reason 1)
maybe. possibly
even. inclusive
Conclusion To finish,
It is a piece of cake!. it is really
simple!
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Language Through the Arts
Who is your favorite artist or musical group? What do you like about them?
Our Artists!
Value: Education for change
Your friend is showing you her family photo album. There are some pictures
from the past and the present.
Did you know that…
1. Your friend is showing you a copy of the new album from your favorite
...nowadays, many artists don’t artist that he bought from a street vendor. Tell your friend how not buying
have any benefit from their original material can affect our singers or international singers.
creations. In Ecuador, as in
some other countries, there is 2. Read the following paragraphs and underline 5 superlative forms.
a society that tries to protect
them. It is called SAYCE. Music is one of the most entertaining hobbies in our lives.
However, Ecuadorian artists But we never think of who is behind the music we like to listen to.
say it is not enough.
If we look at singers around the world, many have big fortunes
The moment we get music,
because they have different forms to get money. For example,
pictures and any other art
they have the benefit of studios for their recordings. They also have
expressions from
the most professional staff. In countries like Ecuador, the situation
the internet or any other
is difficult because national artists don’t receive much outside
free source, we cause artists
support. They work with their own money. For many, the most
great damage. It affects them
difficult aspect is gaining acceptance and popularity. They invest
because they work very hard
a lot to get a hit and when they perform in concert, people don’t go
and don’t receive any
because they prefer to listen to international singers.
compensation from their job.
We have to support our artists by buying their original CDs,
t-shirts, posters, and going to their concerts.
Superlative forms
Two-Syllable
One-Syllable IRREGULAR
adjectives
adjectives adjectives
(except if ending in Y)
tall-the tallest
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handsome-the most
short-the shortest far- the farthest/furthest
handsome
source. where things come 3. Complete the following sentences by using the correct superlative form
from of the adjectives in cyan.
compensation. payment a. Babies are nice. A baby is the person in this world.
for work done
b. My dad is good. He is the worldwide.
support. money and products
to help someone c. Canada is really cold. It is the country of North America.
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invest. to spend money and d. That is a big hamburger. It is the in this restaurant.
hope to earn more money
e. My family is really important to me. They are the
hit. a successful song or movie in my whole life.
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Oral Communication
What information should be included in an online profile? What information should not be included?
Profiles
1. Listen to a radio program about some of the dangers on the internet
for teenagers. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
2. Now, look at the pictures and check () the ones that were mentioned
in the listening.
Tip
3. Write two things teenagers can do to stay safe on the internet, and two
they must not do according to the listening.
1.
Vocabulary
1.
2.
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Lesson D
1. Tell your friend a couple of things you like about your personality and two
that you don’t like. You can use these words or others. Share examples
of what makes you feel these emotions.
Grammar Tip
happy sad angry
For yes/no questions, remember
to use do or does to start your
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questions.
do I-you-we-they ----?
does she-he-it ----?
2. Go around the class. Complete the first word of the questions in the chart
below with the correct auxiliary. When you finish, ask the questions
to two different students. Make sure their answers are in complete
sentences.
brain. part of your body My classmate Juan says he talks about himself all the time. His best friend
that permits you to think doesn’t like...
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Oral Communication
What do other people think of me when I talk about myself? Am I interesting, boring, friendly?
This Is Me!
Talking about yourself sounds simple, but it can be very complicated
sometimes. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
1. Listen to Amy, an adolescent who gives you tips on how to talk about
yourself and sound attractive.
2. What does “DISH” mean according to Amy? Complete the lines next to
the initial letters to make words. Hi, I’m Amy.
D
a. What was the simplest thing for Amy when she was a child?
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b. Is this girl more talkative now than in the past? Support your answer.
Grammar Tip
Vocabulary
e. What is not simple in you life right now?
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Reading
Motivation
1. You are an excellent motivator at “TEDX talks,” which are seminars or
lectures. Your personality tests always say that you are good at cheering
people up. Today you are giving advice about motivation for teens like
you. What can you say to motivate teenagers? Discuss with a partner.
Every day, most of us complain that our life is difficult, that nobody
loves us, that we have lots of homework, that teachers don’t understand
us, that our parents bother us so much…
We don’t think that beyond all that, there are millions of teens who
don’t have food, shelter, a school, friends, or even parents. It must be
terrible! Don’t you think so? Some of those kids are teens, just like you.
Many of them never complain about their difficulties because they see
life differently. They become life motivators and have great messages
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disabled. incapacitated.
A physical limitation
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Writing
Language and Literature
1. Read the following parts of a paragraph and match them with the
corresponding words on the right.
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my free time. My friends say I am a nerd Conclusion
because books are my best friends, but
I am not. I am a person who enjoys all the
things from life.
Body
I believe that every person needs (reasons)
to have a social and personal life and that is
exactly what I do. Vocabulary
In conclusion, I can say I am a mixture believe. to think and have
or both worlds, the introvert and extrovert. Introduction an opinion about something
I adapt myself to the situation.
mixture. combination
I am Introduction
Detail 1
I like
Detail 2
To finish Conclusion
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Language Through the Arts
Grammar Tip
I – you Verb
WH-word Do we – they in
(what, where, when, (complement) ?
Does Base
who, how…) she – he – it
Form
Is she – he – it
WH-word No
(what, where, when, (complement) ?
you – we – Verb
who, how…) Are
they
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Oral Communication
What are some of the most beautiful cities in your country? In other parts of the world?
Describing Cities
1. Your family wants to move to a new city, but they do not know where.
You decide to research a few cities to help your family decide from the
three cities in the pictures below. Describe each city using the adjectives
from the box.
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b. The second is
and .
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Assessment
Grammar - Vocabulary
1 Use the adjectives in parentheses to complete In addition, social networks can be the most
the spaces. Use superlative forms. Don’t forget to dangerous of all the web contents since many
use “the” before superlative adjectives. people do not think about its dangers. Experts
say web profiles are more dangerous than
a. An Ecuadorian artist doesn’t have written profiles. You have to be careful because
equipment for productions. you never know who is reading at the other side
(good) of the screen.
To conclude, we should use these
b. Starvation is problem technological tools to help ourselves and not to
a person can face. (bad) expose ourselves to danger.
c. That is hamburger in this
place. (big) a. What kind of interesting information do
websites have?
d. The Nile is river
worldwide. (long)
Detail 1
d. What do experts say?
Detail 2
Detail 3 Listening
3 Read the following text and answer in complete g. Jessy is blocking the guy now.
sentences the four questions below.
h. The two teens are exposed to the guy.
Websites are very popular at the present
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c. What are people in that town like?
Writing
2 Now, write a short description of your neighborhood. d. Name a negative aspect of the town.
Include the name of your neighborhood, location
in the city, what you like , what it needs.
Listening
Introduction
4 You are listening to a woman speaking about her
personality. Decide which statements are True(T)
Body (reason 1) or False(F).
e. Lola talks with both her mother
Body (reason 2) and her friends.
f. Teachers allow Lola to explain
the school projects they send.
Body (reason 3)
g. Lola makes videos of herself dancing.
h. Lola prefers not to show her videos
Conclusion to her best friend.
Speaking
Reading
5 A tourist arrives to your city and he wants to know
3 Read the following text and answer the four what it is like. Describe your city to him using
questions below in complete sentences. words you learned in these lessons. It is.....it has.....
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Project 2
Make Your Web Avatar
You love video games and your teacher tells you to create your avatar for it.
Tip
You know how to make 1 Get your best picture and based on it,
create the best Avatar ever!
descriptive paragraphs,
so write a great one about your
avatar. It has to be the most
incredible and the most amazing
you’ve seen.
2 Use an A3 cardboard or any hard material
and make an excellent frame.
Good luck!!!
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• Write down examples of why your avatar looks like it does.....what does it
have....what do the things represent....
of paper
frame. something that goes • Using your ideas from above, in your notebook, write a paragraph with
around a picture or window complete sentences that describes what your avatar looks like, what is
has, what it represents, etc.
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English What are some advantages
Pedagogical Module 2 of living in a city?
Curricular Threads: Communication and Cultural Awareness,
Oral Communication, Reading, Writing, Language Through the Arts
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Values
Environmental Intercultural
10 care 9 diversity 8 Traffic education
Big Cities
Big cities around the world are usually very
crowded and busy. Most of them are facing similar
problems nowadays. For instance, there is a lot of
noise, delinquency, garbage, pollution, and so much
traffic. In Quito, the authorities at City Hall are
taking action to help solve the problem. They are
not allowing people with cars to drive for a specific
day each week. This new law is called “hoy no circula.”
The day is chosen according to the last number
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Lesson A
How many places have you visited in the countryside, outside of the city?
1. Look at the pictures and think of at least two advantages and two
disadvantages of “Living in the Countryside.” Compare your answers
Tip with a partner.
You can ask your partner’s
opinion by saying:
Place Characteristic
Guano in Chimborazo It has the best “cholas.” A kind
of bread that looks like “allullas”
but sweet.
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3. Now write three sentences comparing a big city with a small town
in the countryside. You can go over Module 1 to remember the correct use
of comparatives such as busier, quieter, more crowded, etc.
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Oral Communication
Social Studies
What is it like living in the countryside? Would you like to live in the country?
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2. Listen to the conversation between Jan from Quito and Kevin from Pintag.
Complete the dialogues by using the words in the box. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
sick pollution are town air
write down the advantages of living in the country and the advantages Audio
of living in the city. Listen to the dialogue.
4. Listen to the conversation again. Write down any disadvantages you hear
about living in the country and/or the city.
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Reading
Language and Literature
What stories can you remember that take place in the country?
2. Read the following blog post about a teen who tells us an interesting story.
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but I never paid attention. It was my favorite place and I had lots of fun
there. However, I learned the lesson. So kids, always listen to your mother!!
I really don’t know how, but they always know what is best for us.
Before you search for new a. Explain why you liked or didn't like the story.
words, read all the text quickly
to get a general idea of the
meaning.
b. Have you heard about a similar story in your childhood?
Then, the second time,
read more carefully
and underline words you c. What were you thinking about as you were reading the passage?
don't know.
Vocabulary 4. Complete the chart with information from the reading. When you finish
compare your answers with your partners by making small groups.
run up to. to approach
by running
Story characters Events
as. while, meanwhile, during
lived in the countryside.
catch up with. to reach
the same position Rosy’s mother
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Writing
Social Studies
Grammar Tip
Daily Activities in the Country
1. Your friend who lives on a ranch is telling you her morning routine.
To express the sequence
Look at the sequence of pictures and describe what the girl was doing of events you can use
before school. connectors like:
• First, First of all, At first…
• Second, Then, After, Later
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(on), Third, Right after (that),
Sometime later…
• In the end, Eventually, Finally,
At last…
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2. Write numbers 1-6 in the circles next to the sentences to make a logical
sequence of the activities your friend did this morning. Remember
• And in the end she gave the horse water. describes past
describes finished actions in progress
• Today while I was sleeping, Louise was doing activities in her ranch. actions in the past. during
a period of time.
• She wakes up very early every morning. Structure: Structure:
Subject + verb Subject + was/
• For example she milked the cows. in the past + were + ing verb +
complement. complement.
• This is my friend Louise. Examples:
Examples:
- I was watching
- Before school, vs
TV when you
I watched TV this
3. Challenge! Now it is your turn to tell your friend what your morning called me last
morning.
routine was. First write a sequence of activities you did this morning night.
before coming to school and then share your ideas. Use the sequence - My friend helped
- Louise was
her mother and
connectors from the writing tip above. working in her
after she went to
ranch while
school.
1 I was sleeping.
It uses regular
2 When combined
verbs (watch-
with simple past,
watched, help-
3 it uses connectors
helped) or irregular
like: as, while,
verbs (go-went,
4 when
drive-drove).
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Vocabulary
4. Exchange books with a partner and read his/her routine to contrast
it with yours. routine. something done
frequently at the same time
5. Complete the sentences with the appropriate verb forms in parenthesis.
fed. past of the verb feed.
a. My friend the cows while I was sleeping. (milk) To give food to animals
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Language Through the Arts
Art
they have lots of traditions. To make women fall in love, they use
the popular and funny “amorfinos.”
2. Pair work. Answer the following questions and compare with a partner.
diversity
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Oral Communication
What are some things you would enjoy about living in the countryside?
Disagreement
1. You will listen to Sophie talking about her life in the countryside. Before you
listen, choose the picture that you think will best describe what she will say. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
2. Listen to her now and check your answer. Did you choose the correct
picture? Discuss with a partner details of how the pictures are different.
3. Read the following sentences. There is one word in each that is incorrect
according to the listening. Rewrite the sentences with the corrections.
Tip
• We share all of our things and are rude with each other. Try to write some key words
down to compare your
answers later.
4. Look at the chart below. Now, listen to those people again and check
where they stress their voices when using those expressions to agree Value: Environmental care
or disagree with Sophie. Which words have a different sound? Listen
closely! It doesn’t matter if you live
in the city or the country,
everyone should take care of the
Grammar Tip environment. People in the city
can throw away garbage they
To express agreement or disagreement there are some expressions
find on the streets or in parks.
you can use:
In the country, make sure trails
and lakes always look their
Agreement Disagreement How?
natural best.
I think so. I understand your point, but
I agree to some extent. I think… polite
Tell me about it. (slang) I see what you mean but… Vocabulary
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Lesson B
Traveling
1. You are interested in traveling next summer but you are not sure where
You are a tour guide, to go yet. Make a list of the most popular tourist places that you have
and want to convince heard. Compare the list with a partner.
foreigners to visit the Amazon
region of Ecuador. Prepare 2. Now your friend gives you a travel magazine to help you make up your
a little poster to promote it. mind. Read the article below about The Amazon Region of Ecuador
Challenge! Use some of the to decide if you want to go visit this place.
new vocabulary from the text.
Most people travel in order to visit and discover new places, new
cultures and traditions. Many tourists prefer very well-known attractions
like Disney World in the U.S.A., The Eiffel Tower in France, and the
Egyptian pyramids. However, there are some others that prefer to go
to exotic places like the Amazon region in Ecuador or the ancient ruins
of Machu Picchu in Peru. The Amazon region of Ecuador is an incredible
place that hundreds of tourists choose to visit every year. They love
to see the amazing vegetation of its rainforests, its wild animals or the
way some communities live. They want to learn from their customs,
see their houses, try their food, and go fishing. Indigenous people from
Tip the Amazon have a different way of dressing, they grow different types
of fruits and vegetables, and use different ways of cooking. For example,
Use the expressions below
they use spices that are typical in the region. Some spices are even brought
to express your ideas.
from the rivers that connect to the famous Amazon River, the largest
The place that I am speaking about river in the world. Also, there are some tribes that are still uncontacted.
is …...It’s located in… There are For all of the reasons mentioned, the Amazon Region of Ecuador is an
some…The natural reserve called … attractive tourist place where people from all over the world come to visit
is there. and enjoy it.
It has……and…We can see…
Its typical………...is/are…….….
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Vocabulary
in order to. to
3. After reading the article, you decide to go visit the Amazon Region
well known. very popular of Ecuador. In your notebook, write reasons and explain to you teacher
ruins. old architecture why you chose this place.
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Oral Communication
Have you ever visited the Cuyabeno national reserve? What can you see and do there?
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3. Listen again for who says the statements below. Then write H for the
Host, L for Laura’s opinion, K for Kate’s opinion and M for Miller’s opinion. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
• I was captivated by the vegetation.
4. Pair work. With a partner put a check mark next to the things below
that people talked about during the listening activity. Discuss which
things you would like to see if you went to Cuyabeno.
5. When visiting Cuyabeno national reserve, the visitors were captivated by:
• The houses
• The birds
• The food
Vocabulary
• The communities
Cuyabeno. a national reserve/
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Art
Have you danced, or seen others dance to the rhythm of the "Marimba"? Where ? When?
When we listen to the word “marimba,” a nice and happy dance comes
to our minds, and we immediately think of people from Esmeraldas,
on the northern coast of Ecuador.
But did you know that…
Vocabulary • Its origin was in Colombia?
• There is evidence of its existence
Cabrera, A.
come to one’s mind. suddenly since the XVII century?
think of something, imagine
• Marimba is also the name
northern. located in the north of the instrument made
of “Guadua” sugar cane,
evidence. proof
used for making music?
sugar cane. a plant where
sugar comes from
nickname. an informal name 1. In groups, investigate more about this popular province of Ecuador.
close friends call you In your notebooks, write about the dance, food, attractions, and other
parts of Esmeraldas culture. Then compare your ideas with other
students.
Grammar Tip 2. You have a friend who lives in Loja and he/she has never been
to Esmeraldas. Write a postcard to him/her, telling him/her what you
When writing a postcard: know about that province. On one side of the postcard, make a drawing
of something that represents this beautiful province.
1. Start with Dear + your
friend’s name.
2. Use descriptive adjectives
to talk about the place you
write about. i.e. Esmeraldas
province has incredible
and beautiful beaches like…
3. Finish with See you
(soon / next week / month /
year) and your signature
(it can be your nick name.)
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Oral Communication
Social Studies
What could be some reasons that Guayaquil is called “La Perla del Pacífico”? Have you visited Guayaquil?
Vocabulary
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Reading
Social Studies
Give examples of places where people go when they want to do something away from their home.
Public Places
1. Your little brother wants to learn about some public places in the city
Write a list of public places and why people go there. Circle the city images your brother recognizes
you like to go to. and explain why people go to the places.
Who do you go there with?
When do you go there?
What do you do there?
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2. Now read the text and find the words to label the pictures above.
All cities around the world, small or large, quiet or noisy, clean
or polluted, have public places. There are some where people can
enjoy time with family or friends like parks, swimming pools, stadiums
and concert halls. Others are for business and commercial purposes.
For example, stores, markets and banks. When we need medicine, there
are public hospitals, medical centers and drug stores. Young people look
for some fun time at the movie theaters, restaurants and bars; mostly at
Vocabulary night. There are also day care centers, schools and universities where
people go to learn. No matter where you live, people share public places
label. assign to a category almost every single day.
quiet. a silent or calm place
or person
3. Complete the following statements using words from the text above:
swimming pool. place where
you can swim • Soccer players, sports coaches, kids and pets go to
to play, practice sports and relax.
concert hall. a large room
for concerts • You can go to the beach, or rivers to practice water sports.
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Writing
What are some cities that you would like to visit? Explain why.
Advertising a City
1. You work at the Ministry of Tourism and you have to promote a city
in your country with a nice ad. Follow the instructions below.
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• You may include a map of the city with its attractions.
Let’s visit
. Vocabulary
(name of the city)
In Ministry of Tourism.
government department
there are for the country’s tourism
ad or advertisement.
(quantifier + noun)
a public announcement
to promote something
You can visit
(quantifier + noun)
national park. a protected
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Assessment
Grammar - Vocabulary
Speaking
Reading
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Assessment What are some advantages of living in a city?
Grammar - Vocabulary
It’s a free spectacle but you must find
1 Circle the word(s) that best complete the sentences: 3 a good place to see the parade early before
a. Some / a little / any people that live in the it starts because it can be really crowded. If you
countryside enjoy the fine/fresh/free air and go to Rio, you can also enjoy at the beautiful
healthy food. beaches or eat the famous churrasco in a
traditional Brazilian restaurant.
b. In the city, there is not many / much / little time
to be with your family, especially if you live close /
clean / far from work. a. A few people worldwide go visit
Brazil during its Carnival.
c. A (n) ad / center / hall is a type of publicity
b. Only men and women with children
to attract and buy/ promote / produce a place
walk along the streets in the parade.
or a product.
c. You need to arrive early to find
d. No / Much / A lot of public places are free, a good place to see the spectacle.
for example the park / the cinema / restaurants.
d. The parade is the only attraction
Writing in Brazil during Carnival celebration.
2 Write about the public places in your city. Use the Listening
vocabulary learned in this unit. (50-60 words)
4 Michael’s job is to visit interesting cities around
Start like this:
the world. He’s at a radio show now, sharing some
experiences. Listen to the show and answer the
In my city questions in complete sentences.
a. What public places does Michael have to pay
to go to?
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Project 1
A Dream City
In small groups: You are going to be city planners. Create an ideal city
to live in.
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1. Look at the pictures above and complete the next chart. If you prefer,
you can draw a mind map to organize your ideas such as: what willl
the city have, how will people move around, what things should be close
to each other, where will people play and shop, etc.
Tip
Two years
2 Look at the images to answer the following question. there was less traffic in the streets.
ago
Use verbs like: build, clean, reduce, etc.
Nowadays we have lots of cars everywhere.
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Lesson C
How many different traffic signs are there in Ecuador? All over the world?
the rules.
• In 1968, there was an attempt to unify all traffic signals around
the world, but it was not accepted by some countries.
• Countries like the United States and the United Kingdom have signs
with “tanks” as pictures to let you know that there is a military base.
• There are some strange signs like a high heel with the broken heel.
This is to let ladies know the road is irregular or bad to walk with high
heels.
1. Challenge! How much do you know about traffic? Match the letter
of the picture with the descriptions below. Compare your answers with
Tip a partner.
SCHOO
ZONE
Don’t forget to respect A B C SCHOOL D E
everybody’s turns and use ZONE
polite expressions like: SLOW
I’m sorry. It’s your turn! SCHOOL DOWN
SLOW
Could I go next please? Oops, ZONE
DOWN SCHOOL
I was wrong! Excuse me, ZONE
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I’m next. F G H I ROAD
SLOW WORK
DOWN ROAD AHEAD
SLOW
WORK
DOWN
AHEAD
ROAD
WORK
• accepted AHEAD
speed • ROADdon’t go this way
WORK
AHEAD
• reduce the speed • road construction ahead
unify. to have everything • stop • road does not have exit ahead
equal
• school near
strange. unusual, odd, weird,
not normal
2. Let’s play! Each team draws or writes at least five new and creative traffic
high heels. formal shoes
signs on some flash cards or white small paper. They give a member
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turn. change directions 3. In small groups draw or make a traffic light and explain to the class what
each color represents and explain what drivers should do at each light.
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Oral Communication
Traffic Education
1. Listen to a girl named Joy talking. What is the main topic? When you
know it, answer the questions below. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
• What new subject is Joy studying in her school?
Drivers
Pedestrians
Passengers
2. Look at the pictures and write pedestrian crossing, driver and passenger
on the lines given.
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3. In small groups discuss what pedestrians need to do. Write at least three
rules to follow to protect yourself on the street.
2 Vocabulary
passenger. a person
who uses transportation
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Reading
Traffic Education
1. Challenge! In small groups check the topics you know about traffic
in your city. Check the ones you know about from the following list.
Grammar Tip
Look at the table below to make Traffic light colors Traffic light meanings
sure that when you read and
write, you understand and use
the correct reflexive pronoun.
Driving rules Driver responsibilities
Subject Reflexive
Pronoun Pronoun Pedestrian obligations
Passengers’ rights
and responsibilities
I Myself
You Yourself 2. Read the following paragraph, pay attention to the words highlighted
in blue.
He Himself
She Herself There are students from high schools who in the past used to receive
a subject called “Traffic Education,” but this doesn’t exist anymore.
It Itself These students used to apply their learning on the streets.
We Ourselves Nowadays, traffic education doesn't exist. People don’t know
much about traffic signs, signals, and their responsibilities as citizens.
You Yourselves
The Police recommend instructing ourselves about this, and there is
They Themselves information about it on their webpage. If you want to know more
information on this topic, access the police website and teach yourself
about the subject.
normal movement
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Writing
What are some of a citizen's responsibilities and obligations?
Rules to be Followed
must
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follow
Must is used to express obligation. i.e. Students must respect the school rules.
A good citizen the rules.
Have to is used to express obligation. It is more common in speaking than
must. i.e. Students have to study their lessons.
*Remember that must does not use “to” before the following verb! must not
destroy
Grammar Tip
Subject Possessive
Pronoun Adjectives
2. Now, write the sentences from your pictograms. Look at the example:
Students have to do homework. I my
You your
1
He his
2
She her
3 It its
We our
3. Read the sentences you wrote to your partner substituting “have to”
for “must.” See the example: Students must do homework.
You your
They their
4. Read the following sentences and complete them with the appropriate
possessive adjective or reflexive pronoun from the charts on pages 20-21.
Vocabulary
• Marie’s students are working. They must complete the exercises
. citizen. someone who lives
• Charlie is cleaning the class. He has to clean board legally in a particular city
and floor this week. or country
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• They must draw a map . The map is about their pictogram. a type of graph
country. with pictures or symbols
to show information
• I must take care of uniform every day. It has
to be clean and ironed. ironed. flat and smooth
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Language Through the Arts
Memes
Some say memes are not art because they do not follow the rules
to be considered art. Others say they are because they show cultural
and social expressions. These memes are new. They became popular
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1. Plan a debate dividing the class into two groups. Those who agree
on one side and those who disagree on the other side. There should be
a neutral mediator in the center. Discuss each sides opinions.
Do you like memes?
Do you consider them to be 2. Challenge! You are very creative. Make your own memes in English using
art? Discuss your opinions the images below and read them to your class.
with with your partner.
Tip
directions
Imperative sentences: Don’t worry! Be happy!
disagreement. not to agree
neutral. impartial 3. Tell the class if you think your memes are art or not. Explain your reasons.
You can start like this. My meme is/isn’t art because …..
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Oral Communication
Describe some of the ways that you help other people.
Assisting Others
Did you know that there are many people who assist others every day and in
different ways? Do you know someone who does it? Discuss with your partner.
2. Look at the images and mark with an the ways how we can help others
according to the kid’s teacher.
Vocabulary
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assist. to help
When expressing your opinion, you can start with: I (really) think /
What I think is…; I believe / What I believe is…; In my opinion…; From give up. sacrifice something
my point of view… for the benefit of someone
else
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Lesson D
What are some things you need to do before you travel to another place?
Planning a Trip
When you travel abroad, make sure you follow these tips:
• Make sure you are healthy before your trip. Get a medical checkup
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if possible.
• Have your passport with you and make a copy of it.
• Know about the currency in the place where you are visiting.
• Activate your cell phone for abroad connections if possible.
• Be patient and flexible to enjoy your trip as much as you can!
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When listing things (nouns), you need quantifiers…
For count nouns: (very) few / a few / many
For non-count nouns: (very) little / a little (bit) / much
For both, count and non-count nouns: some / a lot of / lots of / no / any
For singular count nouns you can also use a / an /one
For plural count nouns you can also use two / a pair of / three / etc.
2. Choose some objects from the ones you ticked in exercise 1 and tell
your class why you selected them. Use quantifiers when you mention
them.
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Oral Communication
Describe a trip that you went on recently. What did you do and see?
Traveling Overseas
1. Do you recognize any of the places in the pictures? What picture
represents a trip overseas?
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2. Listen to two students talk about the trips they took on their last vacation.
Audio
3. What places did they visit? What did they do? Complete the chart below. Listen to the dialogue.
Use the past tense for the activities.
Activities
Place
(visit, be, have, go to, eat, see)
Tip
Tony
After listening the first time,
and writing down some key
Sammy words, you can ask your
teacher for help with
the words or expressions
4. After listening, decide if these statements true or false. Listen again you don’t understand.
and write True(T) or False(F) and correct the false information: You can say: I don’t
understand……, What does………
• Tony’s parents don't work very much. mean?, Could you repeat that
please?, How do you say…..?
Vocabulary
• Tony’s father is an accountant. overseas. abroad, to other
countries
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Reading
My Ideal Vacation
Pete’s Vacation
I remember my first trip to the beach with my best friends. A year
ago, my friends and I went to Montañita Beach to rest and enjoy our
vacation together. We spent three incredible days there.
At first, we arrived on Friday and began to look for a hotel. When
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we found it, we went to the beach and started a fun soccer game.
After this, we watched the sunset together, and we shared stories
of our lives. Then we swam in the pool until it got late. The next day,
we took a tour around the beach and met other teens. We all enjoyed
the breathtaking atmosphere. The last day, we decided to stay at the
beach all day long playing, eating, and swimming. At the end, we made
a fire, sang some songs, danced and had a great time until the day was
over.
It was an excellent experience we are never going to forget. I hope
to repeat the trip again next year.
Grammar Tip
2. Read the story again and complete the following ideas from the text.
We can use connectors like: Use some connectors to explain the sequence of the ideas.
At first, Then, After this,
At the end, etc. to express • , Pete and his friends traveled to .
the order of events when telling
or writing a story. • , they stayed there for .
3. Choose and circle the correct word(s) to complete the sentence according
Vocabulary to the reading.
ideal. exactly what you want, • Pete’s last vacation was twelve / ten / five months ago.
perfect
• Pete’s vacation was for a few days / a week / a weekend.
rest. to relax
• Pete and his friends played soccer before / after / while they found
sunset. part of the day in the
a hotel.
afternoon when the sun starts
to move down in the sky
• The first / second / third day, Pete and his friends went on a tour.
breathtaking. exciting,
awesome, beautiful
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Writing
Vacation Time
1. Look at the pictures, then choose one that represents the best trip
for you.
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Tip
2. To best describe your dream vacation, answer the following questions first.
When you write about
a. What do you think of the picture you chose? Where do you think it is? something, you must have
I think that picture is in and I love it. three important parts,
It looks . (opinion) an introduction where
you give your opinion, a body
b. Write two or three reasons that support your opinion about that place. where you give examples and
For example, the activities to do, places to see, etc. (reasons) reasons that support the ideas
of your introduction,
and a conclusion where you
summarize all your ideas.
Introduction
Reason 1
Reason 2
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Multiple Talents
Do you like music? Do you know that music is art? In England there
is a famous jazz-pop singer, song-writer, pianist, guitarist, drummer,
and also a radio show presenter on BBC radio. His name is Jamie Cullum.
In 2018, he sang for the Queen Elizabeth II at her birthday party. What
a talented artist, don’t you think so?
1. Read the following lyrics segment of a song about New Year’s resolutions
from the jazz-pop singer Jamie Cullum. Pay attention to the underlined
words.
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Vocabulary
drummer. someone
who plays the drums 3. Write four resolutions you are going to make this school year and compare
them with a partner.
resolution. a decision
or promise you make yourself •
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in the future •
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Oral Communication
My Personal Agenda
When planning for our future plans, we sometimes need to make some
arrangements.
2. Listen to the conversation again and write (T) for the True statements
or (F) for the False ones. Rewrite the false statements to make them true.
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• Johnny and his mother are going to the cinema.
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3. Look at this teenager’s agenda. Write sentences of her plans and
arrangements using the present progressive; then, read them to your Make sure you use time
partner. Don't forget will/going to + verb for future.
expressions for the future
(this afternoon, in the evening,
Monday Meet art teacher tonight, tomorrow, next
Saturday/week/month/year,
at 6 o’clock, etc.)
Tuesday Guitar lessons
Wednesday
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Thursday Help mom
arrangement. a plan for how
something will or may happen
Friday Sami’s party
weekend. Saturday and
Sunday. Days off at the end
Saturday Family lunch of the work or school week.
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film. movie
Sunday Soccer match
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Assessment
Grammar - Vocabulary Reading
1 Complete the sentences with the correct possessive 4 Read the following text and then complete the
adjectives. information below by using just one word.
Listening
because
c. She and her family went to the zoo.
For example
d. After going to the church, they went swimming.
In conclusion,
Speaking
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Assessment What are some advantages of living in a city?
Grammar - Vocabulary Reading
1 What did you learn about Traffic Education in these 4 Read the following text and answer the questions
past lessons? Answer the questions. below.
• What does each color represent?
Carmen lives in a big city right in front
Red lights: of a busy street. From her window, she watches
how dangerous it is for some pedestrians,
Yellow lights:
especially young kids and the elderly, to cross
Green lights: the street. One reason is that some drivers
don’t respect the traffic signals. For example,
Listening they don’t go slower when there is an yellow
2 Listen to Gabriel talk about traffic rules and being a light, they go faster, and some drivers don’t
good citizen. Then complete the sentences using the even stop at a red light. Another reason
words in the box. is that many pedestrians don’t use the cross walk
to cross the streets. Carmen feels very sad about
sidewalk rules assist prohibited all the accidents she sees very frequently, and she
would love to teach people Traffic Education
Red signs indicate that something is when she grows up.
.
We know and follow the and a. Is Carmen happy to live in a big city? Why?
regulations for pedestrians. Why not?
Writing
3 Use some of the following words to write a paragraph c. Do people in Carmen’s city have Traffic
about Traffic Education. Don’t forget to use the parts Education? Support your answer.
of an essay paragraph. (40-50 words)
good citizens assist children/the elderly red signs
yellow signs warnings pedestrians respect d. What is Carmen’s dream?
Speaking
I can listen and understand about traffic education and citizen’s obligations.
I can write about my past trips and events.
I can talk about myself, others and compare.
I can express my future plans with going to and present continuous.
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Project 2
Teaching the Citizens!
In groups of 5-6 students, you are going to plan some Traffic Education
Lessons to teach young people and adults:
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To do this, follow the next steps:
1. Name each lesson you will give and complete the weekly agenda
to organize one lesson each day:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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Vocabulary 2. When you have all the lessons named by days, think of what you will
need (room, supplies, etc.) and activities you will do in each class (game,
speech, etc.).
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English Do you like to go shopping?
Pedagogical Module 3
Curricular Threads: Communication and Cultural Awareness,
Oral Communication, Reading, Writing, Language Through the Arts
Quantifiers:
how much / how many 3 Calculating
4 weekly allowance
M
at
h
Prepositions of
2
ish
So
life / history of food
ci
gl
al
En
St
1 Shopping
ud
Modals: would like
ie
Time
s
Values
Let’s buy...
Shopping is an activity most people enjoy. However,
it is said women love shopping more than men, and
there are studies that affirm women have a higher
chance of buying than men. As the world develops,
shopping has changed. Now, there are huge places to
do shopping. In fact, Thailand has the biggest shopping
center worldwide, and Canada has the coolest one.
It has a decoration based on the Persian style.
It even has two hotels in it and small places to hold
events like expositions and concerts. In conclusion,
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• Let’s get some evidence on shopping. Ask your partner the following questions.
• What do you or your parents buy most often at a market? What is your favorite market or store?
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Lesson A
What products can you buy online? What have you bought online?
Buying Online
a. 49 million people
2. Put the correct amounts next to the sentences. Look at the highlighted
numbers to help you.
a. Less than half are potential customers for the year 2021.
Vocabulary
3. In small groups, search for some information about Ecuador.
customer. buyer, a person that
• How many people in Ecuador shop online?
buys or purchases something
• What are the most popular web
spend. use your money sites used by Ecuadorians
to buy something when shopping online?
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sales. transaction
infographic. a graphic
with information
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Oral Communication
Teen Clothing
1. Listen to a couple of teenagers talk about what they like to wear at
parties. Match the items to the teen. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
Tip
2. Listen to other teens talking about their outfits. Then write their name
under the corresponding statement.
a. I am very simple.
You could ask: Do you like it?, What do you think of it?, What do you
like best about it? tie. fabric with a pattern
men wear around their neck
with suits
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Reading
Different Buyers
Value: Financial education
1. You may need to ask your parents or the person who goes shopping
Always be careful with your in your house to answer the following questions.
personal and family finances.
Overspending can cause serious How much do If you see
How often do you
you spend on something nice Do you like
financial problems. go shopping in a
shopping every when passing by, bargaining?
month?
month? you...
a. once a. more than $50 a. just move on. a. yes
b. twice b. more than b. do window b. sometimes
c. more than $150 shopping c. no
three times c. more than (observe, but
$300 don’t buy
anything).
c. buy it.
a. If you have b. If you have c. If you have d. If you have
more a’s, more b’s, you more c’s, a little bit
you are an can control you are an of everything,
educated yourself from impulsive you are an
buyer. buying at times. buyer. average buyer.
behavior. a particular way a. How many kinds of buyers are there according to the text?
of acting
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Writing
My Fashion Blog
1. Look at the picture on your right. What do you see? Do you feel identified
with it? Discuss it with your partner.
2. Read the two blogs posts below. Notice the expressions in blue, what
are they expressing?
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I am Jane and I love shopping. My closet has Tip
different clothes and accessories. I go shopping
every week. However, I don’t have many shoes. Make a first draft with all
I would like to have a pair of shoes for every outfit your ideas. Then, read it and
I have. I would also like to have purses. I’d rather have a re-write it making spelling,
trendy school bag than just a regular backpack. I’d like grammar or punctuation
to go to Panama to buy lots of clothes, and referring to corrections. A third draft
accessories I’d love to visit a Persian country to have should be the final one double
some exotic ones.
checking it expresses your
ideas clearly and accurately.
Vocabulary
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Language Through the Arts
Tongue Twisters
Cabrera, A.
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Did you know that there is a great story behind this famous and funny
tongue twister?
Many years ago, there was a woman called Mary Anning who
used to search and sell seashells and fossils to get some money. At the
time, these fossils and seashells were very appreciated where she lived.
Her family used to live on that. One day, her father died and Mary had
to support her family so she continued her job until the day she discovered
great dinosaur fossils. Then she became one of the first paleontologists
of the time. Her amazing story was the inspiration to create this tongue
twister. What do you think?
Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zd8fv9q/articles/zf6vb82
1. Challenge!! Look at the following tongue twisters. Can you say both
tongue twisters in a minute or less? Show how fast you are.
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Sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick.
Vocabulary 2. Look for other tongue twisters in English and compare with a partner
your discovery.
seashell. the cover of a marine
mollusk
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Oral Communication
Math
What is an allowance?
An Allowance
1. In small groups find out who receives an allowance.
2. Some people receive an allowance per week. Discuss if you think it is fair
or not that parents give their children one.
Tip
X = $ 10 per week
You can say: I think it is/
means…., I 'm not sure what it
is, I have no clue/idea.
5. If Julian makes $1.75 every day, how much will he make in a year?
Vocabulary
allowance. a quantity
6. In order for Julian to make $800 in a year, how much money does he have
of money given weekly,
to earn each week? Each day?
usually from parents to their
children for completing jobs
around the house
per. every
fair. balanced
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Lesson B
Fresh Groceries
Vocabulary 2. Now, classify the items above according to the following categories. Write
some examples of each in the second column. When you finish, think
grocery. food items from stores
of some dishes you like that have these products and compare with your
meal. food eaten at breakfast, partner. i.e. I love the fruit salad my mom makes with different fruits.
lunch, dinner
Categories Examples
snack. small amount of food
between main meals fruit
vegetables
noodles. pasta in small pieces
meat
heat. to change from cold dairy products
to hot
carbohydrates
dairy products. products others
that contain milk like yogurt
and cheese 3. Do some research to complete the table below to find out how much
your family spends on groceries monthly. Ask your parents and go to the
store with them to buy groceries to get the answers.
Grocery Expenses
fruit
vegetables
meat
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dairy products
carbohydrates
others
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Oral Communication
Social Studies
What groceries does your family buy at the market each week?
Groceries to Buy
Value: Financial education
1. Look at the picture. What do you see? Who and where do you think
they are? What are they talking about? Discuss with your partner. Children must be understanding
of their parents when they go
shopping. Buy only what is
necessary and do not be too
demanding!
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4. Write 2 yes/no questions and 2 wh-questions to practice falling and vegan. person who doesn’t
rising intonation. Draw the arrows as in the examples. Practice with your eat meat
partner.
darling. a beloved person
• and brown
• protein. category of food
including beans, meat, eggs,
•
etc.
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Language Through the Arts
What does food have to do with art? How can people be artistic with food?
Artistic Food
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1. Which kind of art did you like the most? In your notebook, make an artistic
drawing that involves food. Don’t forget to use colorful expressions
of art. When finished, share your art with the class.
2. Look at the graffiti below. Can you describe it? What does it represent?
Use the lines provided under the image to answer.
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• What I see is
and I think it represents
3. Do you think the graffiti on the walls shows art? Why? Why not? Write
notes below and then discuss with a partner.
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marriage. matrimony
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Oral Communication
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2. Listen to a person who talks about the use of the internet to buy food; then
answer the questions below. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
• How many people in Latin American countries have access to the
internet?
Tip
3. In pairs, invent a dialogue where one student is the person calling to buy
some groceries (buyer) and the other is the person working at the grocery
Before you answer questions
store (seller). Use the vocabulary learned in this lesson if possible.
for a listening activity, read
them all and try to predict
the answers in advance!
Buyer:
Seller:
Buyer:
Seller:
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Buyer:
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Reading
Time Flies
1. Do you remember your last birthday? Did you celebrate it? Where were
you that day? Discuss with your partner.
3. Complete the chart with the prepositions: on, at and in. See the examples
in the text to help you. Add more of your own examples.
Prepositions of Time
on at in
• On Thursday,
April 4th
4. Read Suzanne’s story again and do the Math. Compare your answers
with a partner.
Vocabulary • How long did Suzanne stay at her grandma’s before getting back home?
noon. 12 o’clock (the middle
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5. Use the prepositions from the chart to answer the questions in complete
early. before the usual time sentences in your notebook. When is your birthday? What time do you
start class every day? In what month is Christmas? Compare your answers
do the Math. calculate with your partner.
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Writing
Let’s Celebrate!
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1. You need to know how many people will be at the party to know how Grammar Tip
much food, drinks, and other stuff you need to buy. Make a list of each.
When you ask for the
2. Answer the questions in complete sentences to gather information quantity of something:
for the invitations. Use your imagination and invent the answers.
• Use How many +
• When is her birthday? count nouns in plural. i.e.
How many friends will you
invite?
• Use How much +
• What time will it be? non-count nouns. i.e.
How much soda will
we buy?
• Where will it be?
• How much money will they spend for the party? (approximately)
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Assessment
Grammar - Vocabulary
c. Parents like to buy accessories.
1 Choose a word from the box to complete the
.
following statements.
d. According to the reading, it is
a watch like would rather necessary to spend all our money.
to have than .
Reading
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Assessment Do you like to go shopping?
Grammar - Vocabulary
party, we need snacks, soda, and sometimes
1 Choose the right word(s) to complete the sentences. 3 we even serve a complete meal. At Christmas
celebrations, many people make turkey, rice
There is a new art gallery in town. (On / In / At) and salad, and in addition, they buy presents for
Friday, they will exhibit some food everybody. No matter what we celebrate, we must
be careful not to spend too much money. There
artwork (on / in / at ) 5 pm. (On / In / are many ways to have fun with a low budget.
At ) the evening, there will also be
a gastronomy festival (on / in / at ) a. According to the reading, is there a negative
side of celebrating? Support your answer.
dinner time. People can go eat and see the
b. What do people invite to eat at a birthday party?
paintings and other art expressions.
c. Besides food, what do some people give their
guests at a Christmas celebration?
Find the best match for the following words.
d. What is the financial recommendation given in
meal yogurt the text?
protein breakfast Listening
Tip
Try to do something
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inexpensive. Don’t spend
a lot of money on it!
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If possible, use recycled
material and food leftovers.
2. Create your painting or figure with food. To do this create a budget
to know how much you need to spend.
4. When it is ready, take a selfie with your artwork, bring it or print it to show
it to the class. You can bring it physically if possible.
Guidelines
Vocabulary
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Let’s review!
Vocabulary
1 Match the definition with the appropriate words. f. How much / many does
a chicken lay a day?
a. planned quantity
customers
of money g. How much / many
do you use in a sandwich?
b. a quantity of money
outfit
received regularly h. How much / many
branches are there in a tree?
c. money you spend brand
e. buyers, people who buy allowance 4 Look at he pictures below and think about who you
go shopping with. How often do you go? Do you plan
f. with sophisticated a budget before you go? Read the text and complete
expenses
technology the sentences.
g. a commercial name budget
Grammar
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eggs money red meat bananas soda
bread onions purses
a. How much / many do 5 Choose the right word(s) to complete the sentences.
you spend in groceries every month?
a. This family members are normal / educated /
b. How much / many do
compulsive buyers.
you use for a salad?
b. Before going shopping, they make one / two /
c. How much / many do
three lists of their necessities.
you drink weekly?
c. They have no money / lots of money / less
d. How much / many do
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Lesson C
What does food security mean? Will your community always have enough to eat?
Food Security
Did you know that there are policies and laws related to food security
which ensure that there is access to enough food for the population?
This started in the time of pharaohs, in the early Egyptian times. This
culture used to interpret their dreams and know how they could provide
the population with food to avoid famine. Those interpretations used
to work well so that they could save the food in prosperous times for the
difficult ones.
ensure. to assure
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Oral Communication
What do you know about famine in Africa? Is there food scarcity in Latin America?
Food Scarcity
1. What can you see in the picture? Is it familiar to you? Discuss with a partner.
It is our responsibility to take care of our planet and its living beings.
We can start in our country, in our city, in our neighborhood
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or community, and of course we can take a good care of our home.
Gratitude and generosity can be the first way to be part of the solution!
3. Use the words below to complete the gaps. You will not use them all.
Audio
principal 1968 food Social 1948 famine Listen to the dialogue.
4. Listen again and answer the following questions. When you finish,
compare them with a partner.
a. What do some parents in Africa do to get something to eat?
lack. absence of
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Reading
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Tip 2. Read each person’s comment carefully.
After you read all the text
quickly to get the main idea, I am 15 years old and I like vegetables. I am
scan the paragraphs one by one thinking about becoming a vegan. It is
to look for specific information. a healthy way to live preserving the species
and my life. I want to live for a long time.
Can you find the following
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sentences?
• I am thinking about becoming
a vegan.
• I want to live for a long time.
I am 12 and I love eating a lot of greasy
food, especially pastries. My mom says
• I have a sweet tooth. it is bad for my health, but I love it. I have
a sweet tooth.
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I am 11. I cannot choose what to eat.
My parents make me eat anything they set
on the table. They say I have to eat what they
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I eat it all.
secret is to be balanced.
scan. look carefully for specific
information
greasy. containing fat or oil 3. Read each person’s comments again then put the name under every
picture by reading the following statements.
sweet tooth. a person that
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Writing
Does your family make a food budget? How much do they spend every week on groceries?
1. Read Samira’s family planning for grocery shopping. Pay attention to the
words in blue.
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2. Complete the following questions; then, answer in complete sentences.
Use your own information.
Information Questions
for Quantity
b. How members are there in your family? • How many . . . ?
Is used with plural
countable nouns.
3. Now with that information, write your own food planning for the week. How many apples do you eat
Calculate how much money you need and how many items you can buy per day?
with that budget. (40-50 words)
• How much . . . ?.
Is used with uncountable
nouns.
How much milk do you drink
for breakfast?
4. Complete the following questions by using words from the box. Ask your
teacher which nouns are countable or not if necessary. Then ask them
to a partner.
Vocabulary
water apples rice meals
on sale. reduced in price
a. How much does your mom make at lunch time? save. to keep
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b. How many do you have every day? label. a thing that identifies
something
c. How much is recommended to drink in a day?
fat. greasy substance
d. How many do doctors recommend to eat each day?
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Tip
In small groups, research It is said that food has played an important role in art since the
about food like vegetables beginning of the humanity. If we refer to the Stone Age, artists used animal
or fruits that are used to make fat or vegetable juice to do their artworks and the famous Egyptians made
colors for painting and how pictographs and hieroglyphics that included crops and bread.
to do it.
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1. Make some natural food color paint (carrots for orange, plant leaves
for green, mangos for yellow, etc.). To see some ideas and make beautiful
colors, match the images below. Freepik / Pixabay
Vocabulary
2. Explain to the class how to make natural color paint according to the
beet. a red vegetable
research you did (which food is used to get each color and the process).
leftover. remaining food Challenge! Use your paint to make a nice painting.
after a meal
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Oral Communication
Would you like to try some chontacuro? What strange foods have you eaten?
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2. Listen to three teens talking about weird food from their country.
Audio
3. Complete the following sentences based on the listening using the words Listen to the dialogue.
from the box.
Tip
Before listening, read all the questions asked. That will give you
an idea of what the listening is about. Then, if you don’t understand,
tell your teacher: I didn’t understand/listen (to) it very well. Could you
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• Jamal:
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• Ana:
weird. strange, not common
• Carlos:
spicy. with a lot of spices on it
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Lesson D
Do we all eat the same food? Do you know what foods are common in other parts of the world?
Don’t forget to be tolerant and respect others’ opinion, likes and life
styles. What is or not common where you live can be accepted, good
and even normal in other places.
k
epi
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Did you know that although all of us have the same digestive system, every
culture has its own choice for food? Let’s take some examples. Western
countries like to use fresh vegetables, fruits and rice for their cooking.
They prefer white meat to red meat for their diet. Chinese, Japanese
and Koreans drink very little milk. Muslims and Jews have restrictions, they
don’t eat any pork. It is taboo in their religion. People from India don’t eat
cow meat.
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1. In pairs, investigate other countries or communities that have restrictions
in their diets, other than the examples in the previous text. Challenge!
Make a small collage and explain what you find to the class.
• Do people in your home town eat insects or strange food like unusual
animal meat?
Vocabulary
choice. selection
Muslim. believer of the Islam • Is there any kind of food in your region considered taboo? Explain.
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taboo. prohibited
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Oral Communication
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1. Listen to Ben talking about different foods. Are there some of them in the
picture above? Check the foods you hear mentioned. Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
Tip
a. ourselves
c. insects Vocabulary
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Reading
Food Worldwide
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2. Read the following article from a Food Magazine. What could be the
tittle of the article? article? Write your idea on the line above.
We know that Mexicans love spicy food and their most famous
1 foods are “tacos” and “burritos.” They usually contain beans with
meat like beef, pork or chicken, but they also eat them with
“chapulines” grasshoppers which are insects that can jump. They
are from Oaxaca and you can find them all year long.
3. Try to find and match the definition of the following words from
the article.
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Writing
Do you eat fast food? Which fast foods could be condidered healthy?
Favorite Foods
1. Read Jill’s favorite food description when she is on vacation.
Hi! My name is Jill and I like fast food. My mom says I have to eat
healthy, but when I am on vacation, I love eating hamburgers, fries,
pizza, donuts etc. In the morning, I have sweet cereal with chocolate
milk for breakfast. In the afternoon I eat some rice with fried chicken
or beef for lunch, and in the evening, I have a big sandwich with a lot of
mayonnaise for dinner. It is so delicious!
2. Now, it’s your turn to write your own description of the food you prefer
to eat, especially when you are on vacation, in the morning, at lunch time,
etc. (50-60 words)
Introduction
Breakfast
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Lunch
Dinner
Conclusion
Prepositions of Time
Preposition Use Example
months • in April
years • in 1979
IN seasons • in summer, in winter, in fall, in spring
expression
• in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening
of time
dates • on May 12th, on May 12th, 2009, on May 2006
days • on Friday, on Monday, on Thursday, on Tuesday
ON
expression • on weekend, on weekdays, on vacation, on any
of time holiday, on my birthday
time • at 8:00, at eight o’clock
specific time • at break time, at lunch time
AT
expression • at night, at noon (12 morning), at midnight
of time (12 night)
Vocabulary
3. In your notebook answer the following questions in complete sentences
using the right preposition of time. When you finish, ask the same season. part of the year
questions to your partner. characterized by a particular
type of weather
a. What time do you have breakfast?
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or a year
c. What time do you finish school?
weekdays. days of the week
d. When is your birthday?
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Fashion Design
Part of our cultural identity is the way we dress. Ecuador has an amazing
variety of traditional clothing that is different from town to town, from
region to region. We must be proud of our variety of traditional clothing
and celebrate our differences.
Did you know that in Ecuador there are some fashion designers
that support communities? They not only create jobs and hire artisans,
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but also donate some of their profits to local charities. In addition, they
combine traditional community clothing with modern fashionable styles.
Fashion design is an art applied to clothing and accessories. It is usually
influenced by social and cultural attitude. Professional fashion designers
try to design and produce functional and attractive items. Some of them
make fashion shows for people to see their work.
1. Look at the image and try to describe it by choosing the correct words
in italics.
functional. practical and useful 3. Now share your picture and describe it to the class. Do not limit your
description using only the adjectives above, use as many as possible.
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etc. floor/level next to the
restroom/bathroom.
1. Listen to a phone call between two teens going shopping at a mall and
match the girls’ names with the corresponding information.
is waiting for her friend at a cafeteria.
a. How much more money does Alison need to buy the first pair
of shoes she saw at the mall?
Vocabulary
c. How can Alison get to the outlet from the coffee shop where she is products at low prices
waiting?
stairs. a group of steps that
moves people from one level
to another
Assessment
Grammar - Vocabulary
I am Sammy and I enjoy both, healthy and fast
1 Use the word(s) in the box to complete the following food. On vacation or on my birthday I eat pizza,
conversation. There is one you don’t need. fries, burgers, etc. However, in the school year
I try to eat fruit, my favorite fruits are apples and
in on at how much how many
oranges. I eat one in the morning at break time.
A: money do your parents
give you per month?
Person Food Time
B: My parents give me 10 dollars
the morning every Saturday and I need to make
all day long
it last all week.
(morning,
A: It’s a generous allowance! What do you do with afternoon,
that money? evening)
Writing
Listening
• Tati is from . . .
a. Ecuador b. England c. Chile
Reading
3 Read the following people’s comments and then • She eats some . . . for breakfast.
complete the chart below.
a. apples b. granola c. cereal
My friend Andy has a real sweet tooth. • She eats some . . . for lunch.
He loves candy, ice cream, and all sweet pastries.
He eats them in the morning, in the afternoon a. cereal b. fruit c. meat
and in the evening. He says that when he goes
on a trip, he eats them all the time. • She eats some . . . for dinner.
a. pasta b. fruit c. cereal
Ali my sister is very strict with her diet. She
eats a lot of vegetables and fruit. She eats some
cereal and an apple in the morning and a banana Speaking
in the afternoon together with some fresh cheese
5 Talk about weird food you know. Try to talk for
or eggs or beans for protein and a lot of water. In
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Assessment Do you like to go shopping?
Writing
1 Write a message to your friend explaining all the a. Most people think shopping is torture.
weird food you know. Say where you can buy or try
it, how cheap or expensive it is, and if you have tried
it. (40-50 words)
b. People usually take their time when
buying gifts or presents for friends
and relatives.
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Project 2
A Healthy Diet
Research about food that contains the most important nutrients a person
must have, the quantity and frequency it should be eaten, and other
Tip characteristics or aspects to consider in order to have a healthy and
energetic body.
Don’t forget to do your research
in English and use the internet Follow the steps:
safely and constructively.
1. Make a list of the food or products you find in your research and divide
them by groups. Adapt the chart according to your research results.
Challenge! Research about the budget (price) needed to buy these foods.
Categories
Examples
(fruit, vegetables, Nutrients
(apples, broccoli,
carbohydrates, (proteins, vitamins, etc.)
cereal, etc.)
meats, dairy, etc.)
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