L14 & 15 - F1

Action Oriented Task

Learning Standards

  1. Understand specific details and information in simple longer texts

  2. Understand with little or no support the main ideas in simple longer texts on a range of familiar topics

  3. Understand with little or no support specific information and details in simple longer texts on a range of familiar topics

  4. Give detailed information about themselves and others

  5. Ask about and give detailed information about themselves and others

Warmer

Have you joined an activity camp before?

Step 1 - Read

1 - Read the advert and answer the question.

Extracted from Unit 1, Pulse 2.

  1. Who can sign up for an adventure weekend?

  2. When are the adventure weekends?

  3. How long do they last?

  4. how much do they cost?

  5. Where do the teenagers stay?

Step 2 - Listening

3 - Listen to a phone conversation about the Greenwood Activity Camp. Which three activities does Owen mention.

1.18 Integrated Skills - At An Activity Camp.mp3
Extracted from Unit 1, Pulse 2.

4 - Listen again and choose the correct answers.

  1. Owen thinks the camp will be boring / interesting.

  2. Joe likes / doesn't like sports.

  3. Joe thinks he won't like people / activities at the camp.

  4. Joe likes photography / parkour.

  5. Owen is looking at a website / an advert about the camp.

5 - Listen to Chris registering for an adventure weekend. Copy and complete 1 - 4.

1.19 Integrated Skills - Asking For Personal Information.mp3

Step 3 - Write

7 - Answer these questions. Then look at the advert again and choose two activities that you would like to do.

  1. What's your name?

  2. What's your address?

  3. What's your mobile phone numbers?

  4. Have you got an email address?

  5. What's your date of birth?

8 - Write a new dialogue. Use the dialogue in exercise 5 to help you.

A : Hello, I'd like to register ...

B : Ok, great! What's your name?

Step 4 - Communicate

10 - Act your dialogue.

Skills Builder

Giving your email address and phone number

  • In English, we say at for the sign @ and dot for the . mark

  • We write phone number like this : 220785

  • We can say the phone number like this: double two zero, seven eight five.

Reflection

If you need to sign up for something, how confident are you to do it on your own?