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‘Alike’ Lesson Plan

Esta lección de ESL está diseñada en torno a un cortometraje titulado Igual. En la lección los alumnos practican el uso de igualVer un cortometraje, predecir cómo acabará la película y hablar sobre ella.

 

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This ESL lesson plan is designed around a short film titled Alike. In the lesson students practise using alike, adjectives to describe character and routines, watch a short film, predict how the film will end and speak about the film

 

 

Nivel de idiomas: Intermedio (B1) - Intermedio superior (B2)

Tipo de alumno: Adolescentes y adultos

Tiempo60 minutos

Actividad: Ver un cortometraje, predecir el final de una historia y hablar

Tema: Rutinas diarias, trabajo y escuela

Idioma: Parecidos, adjetivos para describir el carácter y las rutinas

 

 

Vea el cortometraje.

 

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10 comenta sobre "‘Alike’ Lesson Plan"

  1. Love it, my students found themselves alike in this film. Had lots to say and share.

    1. Hi Ainur,
      Thanks very much for commenting. I’m very happy you and your students enjoyed the film and the lesson.
      Le deseo lo mejor,
      Kieran

  2. Tatiana Contreras Barragán dice:

    I think that this video reflects a sad reality that is lived around the world today. Excellent teaching

    1. Hola Tatiana,
      Thanks for commenting. Yes, I agree it does reflect a sad reality in many parts of the world.
      Le deseo lo mejor,
      Kieran

  3. ann foreman dice:

    Hola Kieran,

    Just to let you know that we’ve shortlisted this blog post for this month’s TeachingEnglish blog award and I’ll be putting up a post about it on Sunday’s TeachingEnglish Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/TeachingEnglish.BritishCouncil, if you’d like to check there for comments.

    Lo mejor,
    Ann

    1. Hola Ann,
      Thanks a lot for this; I’m honoured.
      Le deseo lo mejor,
      Kieran

  4. Hola Kieran,
    OK… I’m in tears. I loved the film! Thanks very much for posting it. I will try to use it when I teach future tenses, which will be soon, I hope!
    Saludos cordiales,
    Liana – Athens, Greece

    1. Hola Liana,
      Thanks a lot for commenting. I’m very happy you like the film; I hope your students enjoy the lesson.
      Le deseo lo mejor,
      Kieran

  5. josh clayton dice:

    Really nice lesson, my students loved it!

    An interesting follow-up to the question “What’s the film’s message?” is to show some comments from the youtube video (I copied some and pasted them to an IWB ahead of time to avoid inappropriate language). Some of the comments were similar to what students had said, and others took the discussion off in very different and interesting directions. With more time it would’ve been nice to get students adding their own comments too.

    1. Hi Josh,
      Great to know your students enjoyed the lesson so much.
      The YouTube comments activity is a great follow-up.
      Le deseo lo mejor,
      Kieran

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