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SAFE AND HEALTHY GENERAL OBJECTIVES To understand oral and written texts that include vocabulary about healthy habits, behavioural rules and basic structures about the unit. To produce oral and written texts that include vocabulary about healthy habits, behavioural rules and basic structures about the unit. To learn to use the modal verb must to forbid and oblige. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES LISTENING To recognise commands in the school context. To understand a variety of texts and extract general and specific information about healthy habits, behaviour at school and how to behave in class. To recognize and understand the verb must and its sense of obligation. SPEAKING To produce oral messages related to healthy habits, behaviour at school and how to behave in class. READING To read and extract specific and global meaning from sentences and crosscurricular texts To read and identify the main features of a text. WRITING To write sentences with must as class rules or school rules. 1

LANGUAGE KNOWLEDGE AND USE LANGUAGE KNOWLEDGE LINGUISTIC KNOWLEDGE GRAMMAR Suj+vb+ objects You must eat You mustn t talk in the library You mustn t eat in class TOPICS AND VOCABULARY Vocabulary: school materials, classroom, playground, lunchroom, polite, classmates, napkin, lunch, sweets, fizzy drink, junk food, healthy food, proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, fats, sugars, chips, crisps, ice-cream, juices, crackers, cereals, raisins, nuts, food pyramid, meals, safe, gently, equipment, belongings, firealarm, calm, fair, lift. Verbs: put hands up, pay attention, share, listen, respect, shout, run, keep tidy, raise, eat, line up, must, mustn t, skip, chew, drink, wash, speak, brush, eat, play, follow, take care of, fight, open, take, ring. Reflection about language Showing confidence in one s own capacity to learn English through the activities of the unit. Reactivating previous knowledge about school. Associating words and sentences with their visual form. Categorising good and bad actions. Relating classroom learning to their own life and world around them. SOCIOCULTURAL ASPECTS AND INTERCULTURAL AWARENESS Awareness of English as a world language. Reflection on personal language experiences. Interest in learning English. Willingness to follow rules. Positive attitude towards the personal ability to participate in class activities. Willingness to follow simple instructions in class and different parts of the school. 2

BASIC COMPETENCES All these competences have been worked through the activities of this unit. Linguistic communicative competence. Mathematical competence. Knowledge of and interaction with the physical world. Competence in information and communication technologies. Social and civil competence. Cultural and artistic competence. The competence of learning to learn. The competence of personal autonomy and initiative. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA Reading and identifying words and phrases introduced through activities, about how to behave school. Understanding the main idea and identifying some specific elements in oral texts, with the help of both linguistic and non-linguistic elements in the context while listening about Healthy and Junk food Writing words and sentences with the help of models and with a specific aim such as writing a poster about class or school rules. Recognise and reproduce phonetic aspects, rhythm, stress and intonation, when they record sentences. Show interest and curiosity to learn the foreign language and recognise the linguistic diversity as an enriching element. 3

Part 1 SCHOOL RULES SAFE AND HEALTHY ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES In this part of the unit students will learn basic actions that they must or mustn t do at school. There is a progression in the activities and the difficulty increases little by little. ACTIVITY 1 Introducing actions Pictures describing actions that students must and mustn t do school are shown. They have to explore clicking on the pictures and students will hear the sentence related to them. You must bring your school materials. You must be polite You mustn t throw papers on the floor You must do your homework You must keep your classroom tidy Screen 2 : You must be helpful to your classmates You must line up quickly when the bell rings You must put your hands up You mustn t eat in the classroom You must listen when your teacher is talking You must be quiet while working You must pay attention You must respect the school You must take care of school materials You must share with others You mustn t run in the classroom You mustn t shout ACTIVITY 2: CLICK, LISTEN AND READ Once that students have explored the actions, they have to explore again but with a new element, the written sentence. If they pass over the image with the mouse, they will also read the sentence that they listen. 4

You mustn t shout You must line up quickly when the bell rings You must bring your school materials You must pay attention You must be quiet while working You must do your homework You must share with others You must be polite You must keep your classroom tidy You mustn t throw papers on the floor You mustn t eat in the classroom You must be helpful to your classmates You must listen when your teacher is talking You must put your hands up You must respect the school You must take care of the school materials You mustn t run in the classroom ACTIVITY 3: LISTEN AND MATCH Students have to listen to the recordings and match them with the right picture that describes the action best. You must do your homework You must pay attention You must respect the school You mustn t run in the classroom You must keep your classroom tidy You must be helpful You mustn t shout You must line up quickly when the bell rings You must bring your school materials 5

You mustn t throw papers on the floor You must be polite You mustn t eat in the classroom You must listen to your teacher You must raise your hand You must be quiet while working You must share with your classmates ACTIVITY 4: MATCH THE TEXT Students have to listen to the recordings and match them with the right sentence that describes the action best. If students pass over the sentence, it changes and they are also helped with the picture, but we focus on the written sentence. You mustn t eat in the classroom You must be quiet while working You must share with others You must listen when your teacher speaks You must keep your classroom tidy You mustn t run in the classroom You mustn t throw papers on the floor You must bring your school materials You must line up quickly when the bell rings You must do your homework You must respect the school You mustn t shout You must pay attention You must take care of school materials You must be helpful to your classmates You must be polite 6

ACTIVITY 5: TEST Students have to listen and read three sentences and choose the right one. There are pictures that are visual aids for students. They can check the answers clicking on the icon CHECK. You mustn t eat in the classroom You must line up quickly when the bell rings X You must take care of school materials You must do your homework You mustn t throw papers on the floor You must be polite You must share with others X You must respect the school You must pay attention You must put your hands up You must be quiet while working X You mustn t run in halls You mustn t eat in the classroom You must be polite You must keep your classroom tidy X You mustn t shout X You must share with others You mustn t throw papers on the floor You must be quiet You must do your homework X You must line up when the bell rings You must be polite You must respect the school You must bring your school materials X 7

Screen 5: You must listen when your teacher speaks X You mustn t throw papers on the floor You mustn t shout You must be quiet while working You mustn t run in the classroom X You must raise your hands ACTIVITY 6: COMPLETE AND RECORD Students have to listen to the recording and complete the sentence dragging the right word to fill in the box. Once the sentences are completed, they can check the aswers clicking on the icon CHECK, record the sentence and listen to their recordings. You must do your... homework You mustn t raise your... hands You must share with... others You must pay... attention You must line up quickly when the bell...rings You must be quiet while...working You mustn t... shout You must respect the... school You mustn t throw papers on the... floor You must be helpful to your...classmates You mustn t run in the... classroom You must be...polite You must bring your school...materials You mustn t eat in the...classroom You must keep your classroom...tidy You must listen when your teacher is...talking 8

PART 2: IN THE LUNCHROOM ACTIVITY 1: IN THE LUNCHROOM Pictures describing actions that students must and mustn t do in the lunchroom are shown. They have to explore clicking on the pictures, and students will hear the sentence related to them. You must use a napkin You mustn t skip meals You must chew with your mouth closed You mustn t drink fizzy drinks You must speak with a soft voice You must brush your teeth after lunch You must eat quietly You must wash your hands before lunch You mustn t eat a lot of sweets You must drink from your own cup You must throw food that falls on the floor ACTIVITY 2: EXPLORE AND READ This activity helps student explore again recordings and pictures but introducing written sentences. Students have to click on each picture and it will be changed into a written sentence that they will read and hear. You must wash your hands before lunch You must eat quietly You must brush your teeth after lunch You must throw away food that falls on the floor You mustn t eat a lot of sweets You must speak with a soft voice You must use a napkin You mustn t skip meals You must chew with your mouth closed You mustn t drink fizzy drinks You must drink from your own cup 9

ACTIVITY 3: PUT THE WORDS IN THE RIGHT ORDER Students have to listen to the action that is shown in the picture. They have to drag the words to the right box to put the words in order and write the sentence. They can listen to the recording as many times as they need. They can check the answers when they finish, clicking on the icon CHECK. 1. You mustn t skip meals 2. You must chew with your mouth closed 3. You mustn t drink fizzy drinks 1. You must use a napkin 2. You must drink from your own cup 3. You must wash your hands before lunch 1. You must eat quietly 2. You must speak with a soft voice 3. You must brush your teeth after lunch 1. You mustn t eat a lot of sweets 2. You must throw away food that falls on the floor ACTIVITY 4: TEXT: HEALTHY AND JUNK FOOD Students have to read and listen to a text about healthy and junk food. Words that are considered difficult or new are in green colour and students can click on them to display a popout text with the meaning in Spanish. After reading and listening they will do some reading comprehension activities. 4.1. Complete the text with the following words Junk food is food that ( has) got a lot of ( sugar), salt or (fat), and it ( hasn t) got a lot of vitamins or ( minerals). Some examples of ( junk) food are: cakes, ( biscuits), fizzy drinks, crisps and ( chips) and ice-creams. If we eat a lots of junk ( food), we won t get the ( nutrients) that we need. 10

4.2. Test TRUE OF FALSE We must have a balanced diet True We must only eat fat and sugars False We must eat junk food everyday False We mustn t eat cakes and biscuits every day False We mustn t eat healthy snacks True We must get the nutrients that we need True ACTIVITY 5: DICTATION Students will listen to the recording and will try to write the sentence that they hear. There are pictures to help them remember the meaning of the sentence. You mustn t skip meals You mustn t eat a lot of sweets You must speak with a soft voice You must drink from your own cup Screen 5: You must brush your teeth after lunch Screen 6: You must use a napkin 11

PART 3: PLAYGROUND RULES / IN CASE OF FIRE ALARM ACTIVITY 1: INTRODUCING PLAYGROUND RULES AND WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF FIRE Pictures describing actions that students must and mustn t do in the playground and in case of fire alarm are shown. They have to explore clicking on the pictures, students will hear the sentence related to them. You must follow adults instructions You must play fair You must play safely You must take care of the equipment You mustn t run or push You mustn t fight You must play gently together You must have fun You must close the windows and doors You must ring the fire alarm You mustn t take your belongings You must be calm You must leave the school in order You mustn t use the lift You mustn t run You mustn t open the windows ACTIVITY 2: PUT THE RIGHT AUDIO IN THE CORRECT BOX Students will explore the sentences and the pictures that change when we put the mouse pointer on them. Below the sentences/pictures there are recordings that students will place over the right sentence/picture. Once finished, students can check their answers. 12

You mustn t fight You must play gently together You must take care of the equipment You must follow adults instructions You must have fun You must play fair You mustn t run You must play safely You must be calm You must ring the fire alarm You mustn t open the windows You must leave the school in order You mustn t take your belongings You must close the windows and doors You mustn t use the lift You mustn t run ACTIVITY 3: MUST OR MUSTN T Students have to sort out the boxes with the different actions below the labels MUST OR MUSTN T according to what they remember about these actions in the school. They can check their answers before going to the next screen. MUST: Play gently together Follow adults instructions Take care of the equipment MUSTN T run or push MUST Play fair Play safely Have fun MUSTN T fight 13

MUST Have the school in order Ring the fire alarm MUSTN T open the windows use the lift MUST Be calm Close the windows and doors MUSTN T Run ( in halls) Take your belongings ACTIVITY 4: TEST Students have to choose the right sentence for the picture next to them, there are recordings to help students recognize the right sentence. After choosing they can check their answers. You must take care of the equipment You must play safely X You mustn t fight X You must be calm You must play fair X You mustn t fight You must follow adults instructions You mustn t run X You mustn t open the windows You must close the windows and doors X You must ring the fire alarm X You mustn t take your belongings 14

You must leave the school in order X You mustn t use the lift You must be calm You mustn t take your belongings X Screen 5: You mustn t fight You must use the lift X You must have fun X You must play safely ACTIVITY 5: POSTER DRAFT Students will complete the poster with some of the actions shown in the unit. There are some pictures to remind them of the actions that they must or mustn t do in the playground and in case of fire. If students remember other actions, they can write them too. In the printable extra activities there is a written poster to transfer the information and to be completed with illustrations or cards, so teachers will correct the sentences easily. In the playground Sample images You must take care of the equipment You must play fair You must follow adults instructions You mustn t fight In case of fire... You mustn t use the lift You must ring the fire alarm You must close windows and doors You must leave the school in order 15