1. The Graphic Organizer: "The Time Portal"

"You are going to create a 'Time Portal' on your poster board. Use your ruler to draw a large circle in the middle and four rectangular boxes around it.

1. The Center (Present Tenses & Technology): Inside the circle, draw a modern gadget you use every day. Write 3 sentences using Present Simple and Continuous (e.g., 'I use my tablet every day' and 'I am designing a portal now').

2. Box 1 (Myths & Legends): Choose a Mythical Beast. Draw it and use specific adjectives to describe the creature (e.g., 'It has sharp claws and golden wings').

3. Box 2 (Transport & Space Travel): Design a vehicle for Space Travel. Use vocabulary related to Transport.

4. Box 3 (Future Predictions with WILL): Write 3 predictions about the year 2080. Use Will and connectors like first, then, and finally (e.g., 'First, people will live on Mars. Then, robots will drive cars').

5. Decoration: Use colors to differentiate the 'Mythical' side (past) from the 'Technological' side (future)."

2. Written Evaluation: Cambridge Style Test

To be presented on recovery day.

Part 1: Grammar & Vocabulary

1. Which is a mythical beast? (a. Rocket / b. Griffin / c. Scooter)

2. Complete with Present Continuous: "Right now, the astronaut __________ (walk) on the moon."

3. Choose the correct connector: "I will study hard, __________ I will pass the exam." (a. and / b. but / c. because)

4. Future Prediction: "In the future, I think cars __________ fly." (a. are / b. will / c. do)

5. Describe the creature: "The dragon is __________." (a. enormous and scaly / b. metallic and digital)

Part 2: Reading & Writing: Read the short text and answer: "The Centaur is a creature from Greek myths. It is half man and half horse. In the future, maybe technology will help us find one!"

• Question: What does the author predict about the future? (Write a full sentence using Will).

3. Oral Sustentation

The student must present their "Time Portal".

• Task: Describe your mythical beast and explain one prediction for the future using "Will".

• Criteria: Use of connectors, correct description of the creature, and fluency.