My+day

In this unit students learn about everyday activities. The most important part are vers and conjugation. The less advanced students will learn just "me" and "you" form. More advanced will be expected to know also "he/she" form of verbs as well as plural forms of verbs. Additional students will learn frequency words as "often, sometimes, never" etc. They will be also introduced to tell about time. [|using verbs] - click here to practice using verbs in the sentences [|vocabulary - days and time] - click here to practice pronunciation [|verbs - quiz] [|vocabulary games] - different vocabulary games See the short movie of someone's day. Describe it. Compare it to your day. Would you like to your dy look like that in the future?  media type="youtube" key="3zPz6FF-HYU" height="315" width="560" align="center"

__Students' reflections __

//**I don’t think I enjoyed this unit too much. I specifically didn’t like asking other people about their day because while doing that, I felt like I was intruding in their private lives. I know they probably didn’t feel like that themselves, but I felt like it. **// //** The only fun thing in this unit was when Pani Dagmara let me play computer games after I’d done my work. **// //** The one activity that I kind of liked was when I was asking Ms. Ewa about her day because I got to find out a little more about her. But when I had to compare her day with my day, the fun was all gone. Another activity I liked was the one where I had to look at this little piece of paper and find the mistake. That was pretty fun because I like finding the mistakes that other people made. **// //** I didn’t like the activity of comparing other people’s day with mine because I had to write a lot. I like writing things on the computer, but in handwriting everything takes a little longer than usual. I like things to go as fast as I like it. **//