Congratulations!!! You have survived to the first month in the school year...
Now you have a new test of your abilities: your first writing task. In this new challenge you have to follow the following instructions:
Title: THIS IS ME
Intro: Name. Age. Birthday. Where I'm from.
1st paragraph: My family. Things I like/don't like doing with them.
2nd paragraph: At school: my favourite things. I'm good/not good at...
3rd paragraph: My free time. Friends. Likes + dislikes.
I know you're going to do a great job. GO FOR IT!!!
English in 5º in El Greco
martes, 25 de octubre de 2016
lunes, 10 de octubre de 2016
Test next week
Hi, children!!!
Next week we're having the test for unit "The Science Lesson". The contents for this test are the following:
Next week we're having the test for unit "The Science Lesson". The contents for this test are the following:
- Numbers
- Verb "to be": I'm good at...
- Family members
I hope that you all get good results. GOOD LUCK!!!!
lunes, 3 de octubre de 2016
This is how I am going to mark your writing tasks and your speaking
RUBRIK
FOR ASSESSING WRITING TASKS
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Outstanding!
(4 points)
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Good work!
(3 points)
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Could do better
(2 points)
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Need to improve
(1 point)
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Completion of
task
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You did a great job by following each one of the
instructions you were given.
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You forgot to write about one of the instructions you were given.
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You didn’t write about two of the instructions.
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The writing doesn’t follow more than two of the
instructions in the task.
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Organization
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Your ideas, sentences and paragraphs are linked to
each other, using the required structure.
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Sometimes, you only make a list of ideas that have
no relationship, but the structure is mostly right.
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Your ideas don’t always follow each other logically,
although understanding is possible.
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Little or no sense of organization.
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Comprehension
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I understood the whole message you wanted to
transmit.
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I had to read some sentences twice to understand the
message.
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It was difficult for me to understand what you were
trying to explain.
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I could hardly understand the text.
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Presentation
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Exceptionally good, with a legible handwriting and
an exquisite cleanness.
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It’s a good work, but at some points you “forget” to
take care.
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Could be better, because handwriting is not totally
legible.
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Illegible handwriting and writes with laziness.
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Grammar
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Excellent grammar skills. Does not make mistakes
with respect to sentence formation and tenses.
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The grammar knowledge is known but you sometimes
make mistakes (1 per paragraph).
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Knows only the basic grammar and tries to learn more
(2 mistakes per paragraph).
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Does not know the concepts of grammar (more than 2
mistakes per paragraph).
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Spelling
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Has the knowledge of all the spellings and its
appropriate usage.
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Knows the spellings but sometimes makes/commits
silly mistakes.
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Gets confused with the spellings but tries to learn
it.
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Does not have the knowledge of the spellings of
common words.
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Vocabulary
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You use the vocabulary you have already studied and
try to enrich it with new words.
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You only use the vocabulary you have already
studied.
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Some of the concepts you use could be more precise,
but it is still comprehensible.
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You don’t use the vocabulary required and it makes
the text incomprehensible.
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Punctuation
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You have no punctuation mistakes, both in the usage
of capitals or punctuation.
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You sometimes forget the usage of capitals or the
basic punctuation signs.
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You get confused with the usage of capitals or
punctuation signs.
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You don’t know when to use capitals or punctuations.
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RUBRIK
FOR ASSESSING SPEAKING
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Outstanding!
(4 points)
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Good work!
(3 points)
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Could do better
(2 points)
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Need to improve
(1 point)
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Completion of
task
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You did a great job by following each one of the
instructions you were given.
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You forgot to speak about one of the instructions you were given.
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You didn’t speak about two of the instructions.
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The conversation doesn’t follow more than two of the
instructions in the task.
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Organization
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Your ideas and sentences are linked to each other, in
a coherent way.
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Sometimes, you only make a list of ideas that have
no relationship, but there is much coherence.
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Your ideas don’t always follow each other logically,
although understanding is possible.
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Little or no sense of organization.
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Comprehension
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I understood the whole message you wanted to
transmit.
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I got lost once in your discourse.
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It was difficult for me to understand your
discourse.
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I could hardly understand you, while speaking.
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Effort
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You did a great effort to make yourself understood.
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It’s a good work, but at some points you “forget” to
take care.
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Could be better, because you try to use Spanish a
lot.
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You didn’t try to speak English during your
discourse.
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Grammar
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Excellent grammar skills. There are no mistakes in
the tenses we have studied.
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The grammar knowledge is known but you sometimes
make mistakes (1/2).
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You know only the basic grammar and try to learn
more (3/4 mistakes).
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You don’t know the concepts of grammar (more than 4
mistakes).
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Pronunciation
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You speak with correct pronunciation.
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You make few mistakes in pronunciation, which are no
important.
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You don’t have a correct pronunciation, but I can
still understand you.
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You say words in an incomprehensible manner.
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Vocabulary
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You use the vocabulary you have already studied and
try to enrich it with new words.
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You only use the vocabulary you have already
studied.
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Some of the concepts you use could be more precise,
but it is still comprehensible.
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You don’t use the vocabulary required and it makes
the text incomprehensible.
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Interaction
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You contribute to the conversation and facilitate
the discussion with the others.
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You contribute to the conversation, but you
sometimes get lost and don’t know what to say.
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You get often confused in the conversation, but you
solve it with the use of non-verbal communication.
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You have real problems to follow the conversation.
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We have started 5º..., in South Africa??
We have started this year by learning a little about a country where English is spoken: South Africa. Here I attach some links to different websites for those of you who want to learn a little bit more of this exciting country:
- Time for Kids - South Africa
- Time for Kids - South Africa
The Heritage Day is a national party in South Africa when they celebrate the difference and how important learning from the past is. As Ramaphosa said: "We dare not neglecti our past. We dare not ignore our heritage". Remember: I AM BECAUSE YOU ARE.
And here you are: a link to the song that we sang in the classroom!!!
I hope that you have learnt quite a lot. Thank you!!!
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