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Lesson 6Classroom Activities1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Homework:Do all the homework in Lesson 6 on

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Questions about the course

Do you have any questions?

Do you have any questions about this course?

1. Why are most of the tests and practice activities online?

2. Why are there so many pictures in each lesson?3. Why are pictures black and white?4. Why do we play so many games?5. Why is this course so different from other English

courses?

Why are most of the tests and practice activities online?

1. Labodanglais and VirtualWritingTutor provide instant feedback, so students don’t have to wait a week or more for corrections.

2. Labodanglais implements the “Mastery Model” for learning, where students can repeat activities until they achieve the score they want.

3. Labodanglais is available online 24/7, to fit in students’ busy lives.

Why are there so many pictures in each lesson?

Memory

Your brain encodes concepts in a variety of ways. Each additional memory type (as speech, as text, as an action and as a picture) helps to make remembering the concept easier and faster.

Difficult to remember

Easy to remember

Concept

ActionPictures

TextSpeech

Saying a word, seeing it written, miming it and seeing

a picture of it can help you remember the concept

better.

Why are pictures black and white?Simple line drawings keep the lesson focused on key concepts.

Research shows that interesting (but conceptually irrelevant) colour pictures in a lesson cause students to learn less (Harp & Mayer, 1997; Mayer, Heiser & Lon, 2001).

Useful

Distracting

Why do we play so many games?

1. a willingness to communicate2. peer instruction, peer correction and

peer support3. attention to accuracy and fluency4. integration of reading, listening, and

speaking skills5. learning strategies 6. rapid vocabulary and grammar learning 7. a positive affect

Games promote…

Why is this course so different from other English courses?

Motivation

This course was designed to motivate students to use English.

Intrinsic motivation is a combination of effort, confidence and interest. While all courses require effort, this course is specifically designed to increase confidence and interest, also.

Low High

Do you have any other questions about this course?

1. Why are most of the tests and practice activities online?

2. Why are there so many pictures in each lesson?3. Why are pictures black and white?4. Why do we play so many games?5. Why is this course so different from other English

courses?

Lesson 6Classroom Activities1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Homework:Do all the homework in Lesson 6 on

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What is the question?

Question formation

Ask a “Where” question

Q: Where does Stephen Harper live?A: In Ottawa

Ask a “Where” question

Q: Where does Stephen Harper live?A: In Ottawa

Ask a “Where” question

Q: Where is Parliament?A: In Ottawa

Ask a “Who” question

Q: Who is the President of the USA?A: Barak Obama

Ask a “Who” question

Q: Who is the President of the USA?A: Barak Obama

Ask a “How” question

Q: How much does an item at a Dollarama store cost?

A: 1 dollar

Ask a “How” question

Q: How much does an item at a Dollarama store cost?

A: 1 dollar

Ask a “How” question

Q: If I have $2 and I give you one, how much will I have left?

A: 1 dollar

Ask a “Why” question

Q: Why is your coat wet?A: Because it is raining outside

Ask a “Why” question

Q: Why is your coat wet?A: Because it is raining outside

Ask a “Why” question

Q: Why are you carrying an umbrella?A: Because it is raining outside

Ask a “When” question

Q: When is Christmas?A: December 25th

Ask a “When” question

Q: When is Christmas?A: December 25th

Ask a “What” question

Q: What do you say when you didn’t hear or understand someone?

A: “Pardon?”

Ask a “What” question

Q: What do you say when you didn’t hear or understand someone?

A: “Pardon?”

Correct the Error

Q: Where we are now?

Correct the Error

Correct the Error

Q: Where are we now?

Correct the Error

Q: Where you can find Facebook?

Correct the Error

Correct the Error

Q: Where can you find Facebook?A: On the Internet

Correct the Error

Q: How many times is the break?A: 15 minutes

Correct the Error

Correct the Error

Q: How long is the break?A: 15 minutes

Correct the Error

They want to know why are there so many games.

Advanced

Correct the Error

They want to know why are there so many games.

Advanced

Questions embedded inside sentences do not require inversion.

Correct the Error

They want to know why there are so many games.

Advanced

Correct!

Question Grammar Review

Yes/No Question Form

I sit here.You sit here.She sits here.We sit here.You sit here.They sit here.

Do I sit here?Do you sit here?Does she sit here?Do we sit here?Do you sit here?Do they sit here?

Information Question Form

I sit here.You sit here.She sits here.We sit here.You sit here.They sit here.

Where do I sit?Where do you sit?Where does she sit?Where do we sit?Where do you sit?Where do they sit?

Yes/No Question Form

I am right.You are right.She is right.We are right.You are right.They are right.

Am I right?Are you right?Is she right?Are we right?Are you right?Are they right?

Information Question Form

I am here.You are here.She is here.We are here.You are here.They are here.

Why am I here?Why are you here?Why is she here?Why are we here?Why are you here?Why are they here?

Play “What is the question?”(20 minutes)

Shuffle the cards and place them in the middle.

Player 1 takes a card and creates a question that will get the others to guess the answer on the card.

Player 2 and 3 try to guess the answer first. Player 1 gives the card to the first one to guess correctly.

The player with the most cards at the end is the winner.

How much is 87 cents plus

15%?

A dollar

Grrr!Okay, it is my turn.

Ummm….

Okay, how much do items at a Dollarama

cost?

Question Fail

Ummm….

Lesson 6Classroom Activities1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Homework:Do all the homework in Lesson 6 on

Labodanglais.com

A Story

Describe your character using the 1st person

1. What is your name?2. How old are you?3. Where did you go to school?4. How long have you been at the

company? 5. How do you feel about your

future? 6. Describe your desk.7. What is on your desk? 8. What are you wearing and what

are you doing right now? 9. How are you a little bizarre?

My name is Peter.I am 34 years old.I studied

Radiodiagnostics at Ahuntsic College.

I have been working here at the hospital for

5 years.

I love my job. I love helping people.

I have a small desk in a shared office. It is beside the

window and in front of Svetlana’s desk.

I have a computer, a stapler, and a pile of files that I need to put in the filing cabinet.

I am wearing a lab coat and a clown nose that I always wear when I have to scan children.

Everyday, I stop at the tattoo parlor and get Svetlana’s

name tattooed somewhere on my body.

One day, I will show Svetlana how I feel about her but not

today.

Wiki Writing Project

A story about co-workers

How do we get started?

Step 1• Get into your groups

Step 3• Ask and answer the discussion

questions on p. 341

Step 2

• Take turns asking questions. Say, “Would you like to ask the next question?”

End of the first hour

Lesson 6Classroom Activities1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Homework:Do all the homework in Lesson 6 on

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Information Questions

Page 137-139

Review page 137 (10 minutes)

Compare your questions on page 137 with a partner. See pages 138-139 for grammar help.

Q: A: My brother is planning to go camping in Europe next month.

10 minutes

leftStop

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: ____________________________________?A: My brother is planning to go camping in Europe next month.

What?

What

Auxiliaryverb

is

Subject

your brother

Main verb

planning to do…

Replaces to go

camping

“To do” replaces the verb in a question.

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: ________________________these days?A: She is working for my uncle. Who?

Who

Auxiliaryverb

is

Subject

she

Main verb

working for

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: _________________, presently?A: Presently, the time is 12:45. What?

What

Main verb:To Be

is

Complement

the time

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: _______________________?A: You always leave the toilet seat up, and I don't like it.

What

Auxiliaryverb

don’t

Subject

you

Main verb

like

What?

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: ______________________these days?A: I am working at home.

Where?

Where

Auxiliaryverb

are

Subject

you

Main verb

working

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: ____________________these days?A: I'm driving a Toyota hybrid.

What?

What

Auxiliaryverb

are

Subject

you

Main verb

driving

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: _______________________?A: I always get this question wrong.

What?

What do

Subject

you

Adverb of frequency

always do

When you ask about an action, you need “what” and the dummy verb “do”. Also, use do/does as the auxiliary.Put the adverb

between the subject and the main verb

+ do auxiliary

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: _______________________________?A: I can never find anything in my room.

Where?

Where

Auxiliaryverb

can

Subject

you

Adverb

never

Main verb

find anything

Main verb

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: _______________________?A: I always see Roberto on the bus.

Who?

Who

+ do

do

Subject

you

Adverb

always see

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: _______________________________?A: Sometimes, I forget to set my alarm clock.

What?

What do

Subject

you

Adverb of frequency

sometimes

When you ask about an action, you need “what” and the dummy verb “do”. If there is a main verb, use “to do.” Also, use do/does as the auxiliary.

Put the adverb between the subject and the main verb

+ do auxiliary Main verb

forget to do

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: _______________________?A: I'm dating Kris now.

Who?

Who

Auxiliaryverb

are

Subject

you

Main verb

dating now

Who, what, where, when, why or how?

Instructions: Make questions for each answer. Be sure to ask about the underlined part of the answer.

Q: ___________________________________?A: I never know when to call you.

Who?

Who

+ do

do

Subject

you

Adverb

never

Main verb

know when to call

Lesson 6Classroom Activities1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Homework:Do all the homework in Lesson 6 on

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Put your books away

LET’S PLAY PERIL!LET’S PLAY PERIL!

Peril Rules

• How to play: 3 teams are shown 5 subjects, each with $ values from $100 to $500.

• The host reads the clue aloud to the contestants. Contestants then try to formulate the appropriate question for the gold portion of the clue.

• The first contestant to raise his/her hand gives an answer.

Peril Rules

• Before answering, contestants can consult with their teams for a maximum of 30 seconds.

• If the answer is right, the $ value of that clue is added to the team’s score . A wrong answer will subtract the $ value from the score.

• DOUBLE PERIL questions double the $ value of the question.

Peril Rules

• Sometimes, the judge will have to decide which team raised their hands first.

• Sometimes, the judge will have to make unpopular decisions.

• The judge’s decision is final.

We will need the following…

A judge (NOT the teacher) : The judge makes impartial decisions about the acceptability of answers.

A score keeper (NOT the teacher) : The scorekeeper calculates the score on the board.

A technician: The technician will operate the scoreboard

A host: The host has to read the questions and answers on the screen

Useful phrases• Score keeper

– 2 times $400 is $800– $200 minus $500 is minus $300

• Judge– Your answer is incorrect. – Your answer is close enough.

– Your answer is correct.– Your time is up.

• Host– Category and dollar value, please. – Please repeat your answer?– Do you wish to consult with your

teammates?

Team A Team B Team C

Draw this

Always or never

Sometimes or Occasionally

Often or frequently

Now or These days

Next week or Next month

Q $100

Q $200

Q $300

Q $400

Q $500

Q $100 Q $100Q $100 Q $100

Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200

Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300

Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400

Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500

Final Peril

PerilPeril

$100 Question for Always or $100 Question for Always or NeverNever

Q: _______________________?

A: I always see Roberto on the bus.

$100 Answer from Always or $100 Answer from Always or NeverNever

Q: Who do you always see on the bus?

A: I always see Roberto on the bus.

$200 Question from Always or $200 Question from Always or NeverNever

Q: ______________________?

A: I always get this question wrong.

$200 Answer from Always or $200 Answer from Always or NeverNever

Q: What do you always do?

A: I always get this question wrong.

Q: _______________________?

A: I can never find anything in my room.

$300 Question from Always or $300 Question from Always or NeverNever

$300 Answer from Always or $300 Answer from Always or NeverNever

Q: Where can you never find anything?

A: I can never find anything in my room.

Q: _______________________?A: You are always leaving the toilet seat up, and I don't like it.

$400 Question from Always or $400 Question from Always or NeverNever

DOUBLE PERILDOUBLE PERIL

$400 Answer from Always or $400 Answer from Always or NeverNever

DOUBLE PERILDOUBLE PERIL

Q: What don't you like?A: You are always leaving the toilet seat up, and I don't like it.

$500 Question from Always or $500 Question from Always or NeverNever

Q: __________________? A: I never know when to call you.

$500 Answer from Always or $500 Answer from Always or NeverNever

Q: Who do you never know when to call?

A: I never know when to call you.

$100 Question from Sometimes $100 Question from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: ____________________________?A: Sometimes, I forget to set my alarm clock.

$100 Answer from Sometimes $100 Answer from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: What do you sometimes forget to do?A: Sometimes, I forget to set my alarm clock.

$200 Question from Sometimes $200 Question from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: ____________________________?A: Sometimes, we visit my grandmother.

$200 Answer from Sometimes $200 Answer from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: How often do you visit your grandmother?A: Sometimes, we visit my grandmother.

$300 Question from Sometimes $300 Question from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: ____________________________?A: I occasionally meet my brother for lunch.

$300 Answer from Sometimes $300 Answer from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: Who do you occasionally meet for lunch? A: I occasionally meet my brother for lunch

$400 Question from Sometimes $400 Question from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: ____________________________?A: My parents occasionally call me early in the morning.

$400 Answer from Sometimes $400 Answer from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: Who do your  parents occasionally call early in the morning? A: My parents occasionally call me early in the morning.

$500 Question from Sometimes $500 Question from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: ____________________________?A: I said I occasionally go camping in the mountains near my grandparents' house.

$500 Answer from Sometimes $500 Answer from Sometimes or Occasionallyor Occasionally

Q: Where did you say you occasionally go camping? A: I said I occasionally go camping in the mountains near my grandparents' house.

Q: ____________________________?A: John frequently interrupts people while they are speaking.

$100 Question from $100 Question from Often or Often or FrequentlyFrequently

DOUBLE PERILDOUBLE PERIL

$100 Answer from $100 Answer from Often or Often or FrequentlyFrequently

DOUBLE PERILDOUBLE PERIL

Q: Who frequently interrupts people while they are speaking?A: John frequently interrupts people while they are speaking.

$200 Question from Often or $200 Question from Often or FrequentlyFrequently

Q: ____________________________?A: I walk to work three times a week.

$200 Answer from Often or $200 Answer from Often or FrequentlyFrequently

Q: How often do you walk to work?A: I walk to work three times a week.

$300 Question from Often or $300 Question from Often or FrequentlyFrequently

Q: ___________________________?A: Yes, he flies to Toronto frequently.

Q: Does he fly to Toronto frequently?A: Yes, he flies to Toronto frequently.

$300 Answer from Often or $300 Answer from Often or FrequentlyFrequently

$400 Question from Often or $400 Question from Often or FrequentlyFrequently

Q: _____________________________?A: Yes, we are often mistaken for each other. (We are twins.)

$400 Answer from Often or $400 Answer from Often or FrequentlyFrequently

Q: Are you often mistaken for each other?A: Yes, we are often mistaken for each other. (We are twins.)

$500 Question from Often or $500 Question from Often or FrequentlyFrequently

Q: _______________________?A: I don't play tennis frequently enough.

$500 Answer from Often or $500 Answer from Often or FrequentlyFrequently

Q: What don't you do frequently enough?A: I don't play tennis frequently enough.

$100 Question from Now or $100 Question from Now or These daysThese days

Q: ___________________now?A: I am playing a game now.

$100 Answer from Now or $100 Answer from Now or These daysThese days

Q: What are you doing now?A: I am playing a game now.

$200 Question from Now or $200 Question from Now or These daysThese days

DOUBLE PERILDOUBLE PERILQ: ___________________these days?A: I am working at home.

$200 Answer from Now or $200 Answer from Now or These daysThese days

DOUBLE PERILDOUBLE PERILQ: Where are you working these days?A: I am working at home.

$300 Question from Now or $300 Question from Now or These daysThese days

Q: ___________________these days?A: My sister is working for my uncle.

Q: Who is your sister working for these days?A: My sister is working for my uncle.

$300 Answer from Now or $300 Answer from Now or These daysThese days

$400 Question from Now or $400 Question from Now or These daysThese days

Q: _______________________?A: I'm dating Kris now.

Q: Who are you dating now? A: I'm dating Kris now.

$400 Answer from Now or $400 Answer from Now or These daysThese days

Q: _______________________?A: I'm driving a Toyota hybrid these days.

$500 Question from Now or $500 Question from Now or These daysThese days

Q: What are you driving these days?A: I'm driving a Toyota hybrid these days.

$500 Answer from Now or $500 Answer from Now or These daysThese days

$100 Question from Next week $100 Question from Next week or Next monthor Next month

Q: ___________________next week?A: Yes, I am coming to your party next week.

$100 Answer from Next week or $100 Answer from Next week or Next monthNext month

Q: Are you coming to my party next week?A: Yes, I am coming to your party next week.

Q: ___________________next month?A: I am going to Tahiti on vacation next month.

$200 Question from Next week $200 Question from Next week or Next monthor Next month

$200 Answer from Next week or $200 Answer from Next week or Next monthNext month

Q: Where are you going on vacation next month?A: I am going to Tahiti on vacation next month.

$300 Question from Next week $300 Question from Next week or Next monthor Next month

Q: ___________________next week?A: Yes, you are going to see me at the school reunion next week.

$300 Answer from Next week or $300 Answer from Next week or Next monthNext month

Q: Am I going to see you at the school reunion next week?A: Yes, you are going to see me at the school reunion next week.

$400 Question from Next week $400 Question from Next week or Next monthor Next month

Q: _______________________________?

A: My brother is planning to go camping in Europe next month.

$400 Answer from Next week or $400 Answer from Next week or Next monthNext month

Q: What is your brother planning to do in Europe next month?

A: My brother is planning to go camping in Europe next month.

$500 Question from Next week $500 Question from Next week or Next monthor Next month

DOUBLE PERILDOUBLE PERILQ: __________________next week?A: Next week, the exam is on Tuesday.

$500 Answer from Next week or $500 Answer from Next week or Next monthNext month

DOUBLE PERILDOUBLE PERILQ: What day is the exam on next week?Or Q: When is the exam next week?

A: Next week, the exam is on Tuesday.

Final PerilFinal Peril

What verb tense do the keywords sometimes and frequently indicate? Give

an example.

Final Peril AnswerFinal Peril Answer

What verb tense do the keywords sometimes and frequently indicate? Give

an example.

The Present Simple. EXAMPLE: We play games in class sometimes.

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