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w a Project Section, that encourages students to use their
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Teachers’ Guide
SKILLS
La humanidad
UPWARD
Historia Universal. III
www.esfinge.mx
N. 10609
Coordinación Editorial
José Nava Díaz
Diseño de Interiores
Iván Daniel Moreno Aguilar
Emma Laura Hernández Hernández
Diseño de Portada
Cecilia Krystel Galván Hernández
Edición
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Diagramación
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Table of Contents
Presentation 3
3 6
UNIT
UNIT
Follow the Rules and Be Polite 47 Tough Experiences! 99
Scope 4
How to Use this Book 6 Language Functions 57 Language Functions 109
Diagnostic Exam 8 Crossing Knowledge 59 Crossing Knowledge 111
Unit 3 Project 61 Unit 6 Project 113
1 3
UNIT
UNIT
Adventure Sports, Jobs 63
Crossing Knowledge 23
and Spare Time Activities Cultural Notes 119
Unit 1 Project 25
Language Functions 73 Audio Transcripts 125
Self-Evaluation Chart 26
Crossing Knowledge 75 Glossary 128
Unit 4 Project 77 Grammar Reference 129
2
UNIT
5
UNIT
Unit 2 Project 41
Volunteering 83
Self-Evaluation Chart 42
Language Functions 93
TERM EVALUATION 1 43
Crossing Knowledge 95
Unit 5 Project 97
Self-Evaluation Chart 98
Presentation
To the student:
Upward Skills III is a solid step in your
pursuit for acquiring knowledge and skills
in English.
It contains six units with activities and theory
aimed to work on a communicative
approach that students need to develop.
Upward Skills 3
Unit Vocabulary Grammar Reading and Listening Speaking and Writing Project Portfolio Compentences
• T.V. Shows • Comparatives Reading: Speaking: ‘My favorite Students describe and
1
UNIT
(types of • Terrific Films Subskill: • Favorite movies interview movie’: compare objects and subjects
adjectives) Scanning / discussion Students design with similar characteristics
Entertainment • Famous Film Makers • Ways of entertainment a poster and
• Books genres
pp. 11-26 • Types
of Subskill: Inferring discussion talk about
Comparisons their favorite
Listening: Writing:
movie-making
• A conversation Subskill: • Comparing different comparisons
Listening for specific movie genres to other movie
information genres
• Holidays Activities • Future will Reading: Speaking: ‘Let’s Travel´: Students argument about
2
UNIT
• Types of • Beach Holidays Subskill: • Plans for Vacation their main reasons to visit
accommodation reading for detail Conversation specific places or get to know
• Going to Students make a
Plans for and Presentation new cultures
Listening: video describing a
vacation • An Instagram post. Writing: place of interest in
pp. 27-42 Subskill: Listening for • Plans for vacation their country
specific information.
Term Evaluation 1
pp. 43-46
• Places in a city Modals: Reading: Speaking: ‘A famous Students communicate their
3
UNIT
• Advice: should, • Africam Safari Subskill: • Can /Could you…? Landmark’: ability to do things, as well
ought to reading for detail (abilities in present and as to talk about their future
• Shopping
Follow the past) possibilities
Rules and Be vocabulary • Obligation: have Students design
Polite to, must Listening: a poster about a
• Ability: can Writing: famous landmark
• Safari Park Rules
to present it
pp. 47-62 • Future Subskill: Listening for • Rules to follow in a
in class to give
possibility: may, detail museum
advice and
might Shopping for clothes • Writing an e-mail
• recommendations
Offers and Subskill: Listening for giving advice and
requests: specific information recommendations
• Want
• Would like
• Would like to
4
UPWARD
SKILLS III SCOPE
Unit Vocabulary Grammar Reading and Listening Speaking and Writing Project Portafolio Compentences
• ExtremeSports • Adverbial Reading: Speaking: ‘Our favorite Students make requests in
and Activities Phrases activities’: both, formal and informal
UNIT
4 • Adventure Activities • Extreme Sports interview
• Infinitive verbs Subskill: Scanning Students create a contexts. They can also
express what they like and
UNIT
5 • Laughter Therapy • Problems,causes, effects Students make
volunteering Subskill: reading for and solutions about a presentation to happen
• First conditional
Volunteering detail environmental problems about the
pp. 83-98 environmental
• Problems around Listening:
the world and/or world
• A conversation Subskill: Writing:
problems
Listening for detail • Volunteer application form nowadays
• Natural disasters • Present perfect Reading: Speaking: ‘Catastrophic Students identify activities
disasters’: that started at a specific time
UNIT
6 • Catastrophic disasters • Experiences (Have you
Subskill: reading for ever…?) in the past and that haven´t
• Weather
Tough detail concluded. They as well know
Writing:
experiences! how to talk about multiple
Listening: • A letter about
pp. 99 -114 experiences in their lives
• A radio interview environmental problems
Subskill: Listening for
detail
Term Evaluation 3
pp. 115-118
Cultural Notes Cultural Note 1: Films Shot in Mexico
pp. 119- 124 Cultural Note 2: Cheapest Cities to Visit in the World
Audio Scripts
pp. 125-127
Glossary p. 128
5
How to Use this Book
UNIT STRUCTURE
Each unit begins with a
6
reading. Then, a series of
activities are displayed to work
on language skills, as well as
grammar and vocabulary.
HEADINGS
This information allows you to
know the unit and the lesson
you are working on.
READING
Adapted readings taken from authentic
materials that contain relevant
information to foster your curiosity.
VOCABULARY
PRESENTATIONS
In these activities you will
practice the words that are going
to be worked on along the lesson.
Upward Skills 3
GRAMMAR
You will discover structures,
as well as the use of the
language in this section.
7
LANGUAGE
FUNCTIONS
In these pages you will
reinforce the grammar
structures you learned in
the unit.
CROSSING KNOWLEDGE
In this section you will notice how English as a
subject relates to other knowledges, but also
with the culture of English speaking countries.
PROJECT
You will display your
communicative skills
and the usage of the
vocabulary, along with
the structures you studied
throughout the unit.
GRAMMAR REFERENCE
1 Complete the following statements by choosing the answer that best fits in the blanks.
Upward Skills 3
2 Complete the following chart with the missing verbs.
do did done
go went gone
have had had
3 Complete the following statements by choosing the answer that best fits in the blanks.
Diagnostic Exam
h. Were you studying last week? 2. No, I wasn’t.
I me
You You
He him
She Her
It It
We us
They them
5 Complete the following statements by choosing the answer that best fits in the blanks.
Upward Skills 3
UNIT
Entertainment
1
D
1 Read the following text. Discuss with your classmates and teacher what's it about.
RE A
12
Terrific Films
Harry Potter is a book series that jumped to theaters shortly after
becoming a world best seller. The plot revolves around a young and
orphan wizard who enters a witchcraft school named “Hogwarts”
with his friends Ron and Hermione. Together, they experience
many adventures trying to stop the evil in the magical world caused
by Lord Voldemort, a dark wizard who wants to rule the magical
community. The story was written by JK. Rowling and the first movie
was released in 2001. Thus, 7 movies were filmed in total and the
last one was divided in two parts.
UNI T
a. This film was written by JK. Rowling. Harry Potter
b. This spatial world was created by George Lucas. Star Wars
13
c. The first movie was made in 2001. Harry Potter
d. Han Solo and Chewbacca are the main characters in this film. Star Wars
e. This film is based on a book story. Harry Potter
f. The story takes part in a famous and magical school. Harry Potter
g. George Lucas produced this film. Star Wars
h. Leia is a character in this film. Star Wars
i. Hermione is a character in this film. Harry Potter
j. It is a fantasy film. Harry Potter
TE
3 With your teacher’s help, write your opinion about one of these movies.
WRI
Entertainment
Speaking
U. SKILLS III
What is it about?
It is about a boy who
fights against obstacles
and problems.
When was it
released?
It was released five
years ago.
ONE
1 Now, use the information from the chart to present your classmate’s
favorite movie to the class. Follow the example.
UNI T
Student’s own ideas
15
Guillermo’s
favorite movie is Forever
Strong, it is about a boy who
tries to solve his trouble in life. This
movie was released 5 years ago, but
it was not shown in movie theaters.
Guillermo thinks the actors did a
very good job and that is why
he likes it.
2 Work in pairs and have a small chat about the movies that were mentioned in
SP E A
Entertainment
Vocabulary
U. SKILLS III
TV SHOWS
1 Look at the following vocabulary and match each word to the pictures.
a. Documentary 7 1 2
16 b. Sports program 6
c. Soap opera 8
d. Series 1
e. Talk show 3 4
3
f. Reality show 2
g. News 5
h. Stand-up comedy 4
5 6 7 8
TE
2 Fill in the gaps with the previous vocabulary words according to their definitions.
WRI
a. A type of show in which an entertainer, stands on stage, telling jokes or amusing stories
directly to an audience. Stand-up comedy
b. A serialized drama with continuous storylines that deals with domestic themes,
personal or family relationships. Soap opera
c. A show in which members of the public or celebrities are filmed living their everyday lives.
Reality show
UNI T
events.
b. Horror 8 2. A text written in verse or prose to
express ideas, feelings, and stories 17
c. Adventure 5 in an aesthetic and beautiful way.
3. Story explained by illustrated boxes.
d. Literature 6
4. A description of a person’s life.
5. An exciting undertaking involving
e. Comics 3
risk and physical danger.
TE
4 Fill in the blanks with the vocabulary from the box.
WRI
sad boring setting terrible excited
characters scary exciting funny plot
Entertainment
Reading
U. SKILLS III
1
SP E A
e.mail. english
Famous Film-makers
Alfonso Cuarón Orozco was born on
November 28th, 1961 in Mexico City.
Son of Alfredo Cuarón and Cristina
Orozco. He is a famous screenwriter,
producer and an Academy Award-
winning film director. He participated
in the film direction of Y Tu Mamá
También, Harry Potter and The Prisoner of
Azkaban, Children of Men and Gravity,
among others. In 2018, Roma, a black
and white film about Cuarón’s childhood
memories during the early 70’s in Mexico
was released, and in 2019 it was awarded
as best foreign film and Cuarón as best
director at the Golden Globes.
Another famous film-maker is
Guillermo del Toro. He was born on
October 9th, in Guadalajara Jalisco,
Mexico. His films are about dark fantasy
and some of his most popular ones are
Pan’s Labyrinth and The Shape of Water.
ONE
EN
UNI T
CK Richard: Hey, Jim! How was the (a) Sunday football game?
TR A
they’ll have a better game (d) because their quarter back is great. But
opposite to this, they just reached (e) seven points.
Richard: What? So, (f ) sad ! They were going
to be my favorite team for the Super Bowl. But what
happened with the quarter back?
He is a (g) good player.
Alex: I don’t know my friend. They just couldn’t win.
Richard: (h) Well , thanks for the update!
I must go back to work.
Alex: Alright! See you later!
EN
2 Listen to some movie descriptions and complete them.
LIST
Entertainment
Speaking
U. SKILLS III
D
1 Make a poster/drawing about a movie, a cartoon, a TV show, a series, etc.
RE A
b. Is it visually attractive?
c. Would you add anything to it?
Comparatives
D
1 Read and complete the sentences using comparatives.
RE A
21
Type of Adjective
One / two syllable: small
Example: TV’s used to be smaller than they are now.
-y adjectives: funny
Example: Stand-up comedy is funnier than a reality show.
TE
2 Fill I the blanks with the correct comparative in parenthesis.
WRI
TE
d. Series are more interesting (interesting) nowadays.
WRI
e. Disney Plus platform has better (good) content than Amazon prime video.
Entertainment
Types of Comparisons
D
1 Read the chart and match the comparatives in bold to their functions.
RE A
Type of Comparison
22
As + adjective + as
Example: Cartoons are as funny as the stand-up comedies shows. a
Not as + adjective
Example: TV in the present is not as popular as it was before. b
Comparative + and + comparative
Example: Talk Shows are getting funnier and funnier. b
The + comparative … the + comparative
Example: The more interesting the program, the longer you will watch it. c
Functions
a. to show that two people or things are similar/different.
b. to show that something is increasing or decreasing.
c. to show that two things change together or that one thing depends on another thing.
TE
2 Now, write a, b, or c according to the function.
WRI
Examples:
1. The louder the music, the more stressful I feel. c
23
TE
2 Read the following report and write True, False,
WRI
or Doesn’t say.
K
3 Answer the question.
SP E A
There are different types of movies, they’re called movie genres. Here is a
brief description of some of them:
Comedies are funny films, and their main objective is to make spectators
laugh. They tend to exaggerate everyday life situations, so the public could
have fun and enjoy them.
Horror films pretend to wake our fears, they include suspense and, most of
the time, non-realistic characters.
Musicals are movies where characters dance and sing.
Sci-fi movies are about fantastic situations including robots, androids, aliens
or other creatures with special effects.
Action movies are exciting films about fights, rescues, explosions, etc.
3 Read Sam’s writing about two different movie genres and underline all the
adjectives in the text.
I love movies, but I don’t really like all genres. My favorite one is action.
I think action movies are more exciting than drama or comedies. For me,
action movies are great because special effects sound louder compared to
the ones in other films and even the time I spend watching them goes faster.
4 Now, write a short comparative paragraph about your favorite movie genre.
Use the previous text to help yourself.
2 Write sentences below comparing the movie you chose with others. Student’s own answers.
Entertainment
Self Evaluation
Chart
26
Unit 1
1 Check the column that is true for you.
(0 pts.) (1 pt.)
(0.5 pts.)
I can… Not very Very
Confidently
confidently confidently
describe objects and subjects with similar characteristics.
compare objects and subjects with similar characteristics.
make comparisons within different contexts.
Total points:
Beach Holidays
28
2 Write True (T), False (F), or DS (doesn´t say) for the following statements.
30
Beach
Ancient Monument
Souvenirs Travel by
TE
2 Complete the sentences using the previous vocabulary.
WRI
a. I like buying souvenir for my friends and family when I visit a place.
b. I’d love to travel by because I have never done it before.
c. My family and I saw important ancient monuments at the archeological sites.
d. We are planning activities to do on our next days off .
e. There was an amazing show at the pirate boat .
TWO
EN
1 Listen to the following audio and fill in the missing information.
LIST
UNI T
CK
TR A
EN
2 Listen to some statements and write them in order.
LIST
1
SP E A
Work in pairs. Have a short conversation about your plans for vacation.
Write notes, you may need them for the following activity. Give information
TE about…
WRI
TWO
K
2
SP E A
Now tell the class the plans that your classmate has for his/ her vacation.
UNI T
Student’s own answers.
33
TE
3 Work in pairs and tell your classmate which plan you like the most. Write
WRI
D
1 Match the types of accommodation
RE A
c
with the pictures.
a. hotel
34 b. hostel
c. Airbnb
d. ski lodge
e. resort
d
TE
2 Use the previous vocabulary to complete the following definitions.
WRI
c. A platform for hosts to accommodate guests with short-term lodging and tourism-related
activities. Airbnb
UNI T
sightseeing stays enjoy takes
try sunbathe shopping
35
TE
1 Look at pages 37 and 38, then complete the mind map using will and going to.
WRI
36
Grammar tips
Future Will
e. These picture frames are really nice, I’ll get some for my friends. SD
f. Why don’t you try some horse riding? I’m sure you’ll love it. P
TE
2 Complete the sentences using the future will structure.
WRI
Going to to talk about plans in the future. To make predictions based on real evidence
38
Affirmative Subject + am/is/are + going to + S.F.V. + Complement.
We are going to visit Disneyland on summer vacation
TE
1 Underline the correct item.
WRI
Future Challenges
D
1 Read the following text.
RE A
39
TE
2 Work with a partner and write examples of challenges that can make your
WRI
life better.
Student’s own answers.
a. A challenge for this week:
b. A challenge for the next month:
c. A challenge for the next year:
d. A challenge related to your family:
e. A challenge related to your studies:
Plans for Vacation
Australia
D
1 Read the following text.
RE A
40
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TE
2 Based on the previous text, complete the following statements:
WRI
Let’s travel!
1 Imagine you’re a famous youtuber or influencer and think of a place of interest in your
country.
Student’s own answers/ideas.
• Where is it?
• What activities will people do there?
• What plans can visitors make there?
Peer-Evaluation Chart
Name: Score:
a. The new movie theater is bigger (big) than the old one.
b. I think a horror movie is more interesting (interesting) than documental.
c. Nowadays TV’s are lighter (light) than they were before. you.
d. Fantasy movies are more amazing (amazing) than fantasy books
e. Novels aren’t as exciting (exciting) as Sci-Fi books.
f. Comics are funnier (funny) than biographies.
g. Books are better (good) than movies
Term Evaluation 1
3 Match the following columns.
a. (you/study/French)
are going to study French.
You
b. (she/live/in England)
is going to live in England.
She
c. (they/paint/the room)
They are going to paint the room.
e. (what/you/do/ tomorrow?)
What are you going to do tomorrow?
5 Fill in the blanks with the verbs given using going to.
Dice: his
a. Julia is going to sell (sell) his car. Debe decir: her
b. My friends are going to travel (travel) to Europe.
c. I am going to move (move) to another city.
d. My husband is going to finish (finish) a Master’s degree.
e. She is going to learn (learn) another language.
7 Write P for predictions, SD for spontaneous decisions or I for information about the
future.
Term Evaluation 1
8 Choose the correct answer.
K
1 Discuss the following questions.
SP E A
Africam Safari
There is an amazing wild life conservation park in the state
of Puebla, Mexico. Its name is Africam Safari and if you love
animals, you should visit it. It is a perfect place to spend time with
your family. There are many wild animals and the most exciting
thing about it is that many of them are free and you can see them
in their natural environment, that’s why you have to go through
the park either in your own vehicle or in a safari.
There are controlled areas where you must remain inside your
vehicle, but there are some other areas where you might
interact with some of the animals there. Though, it is important
to consider essential rules you must follow in order to avoid any
accidents or problems.
The park offers many activities to do, not only a tour through
the place, but also some other things such as "birds shows"
or extreme sports activities. At the same time you can find
restaurants and souvenirs shops where you can buy many
things. So, next time you have some free time, you should visit
this place and have a wonderful experience.
UNIT THREE
1 Mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or DS (doesn´t say)..
K
2 Work in teams and tell your classmates if you like these parks.
SP E A
1 Look at the following vocabulary and match each word to the pictures.
a. cinema
d h
b. restaurant
50 j
c. stadium
d. museum
e. zoo
f. police station
f b
g. supermarket
c
h. library
i . park
j . theater
a
i
e g
TE
2 Fill in the gaps with the previous vocabulary.
WRI
h. Would you like to come with us? Here’s a new play at the theater
UNIT THREE
K
1 Read the following Park Rules. Discuss if they are useful rules or not.
SP E A
51
You must drive slowly through the park
.
You can’t litter.
You can fish only at certain areas.
You mustn’t feed the animals.
You can take pictures.
EN
1 Listen to the following rules and underline the correct answer.
LIST
CK
TR A
6
52
UNIT THREE
EN
1 Listen to the following conversation at a shop and fill in with
LIST
7 medium how much excellent help
53
your would like fitting room
coat size try it
K
2 Read and practice the conversation with a classmate.
SP E A
1
SP E A
Work in pairs. Ask and answer about things you can do.
Dice: at
Debe decir: on Can you drive a bike?
Yes, I can / No, I can’t
Can you go to parties
at the weekends?
Yes, I can / No, I can’t
Grammar tips
I can jump very high.
Can or can’t to Simple
any person form verb
My father couldn’t watch Netflix.
Could or Simple
couldn’t to form verb
any person
2
SP E A
Many years ago, teenagers couldn’t do all the things teenagers do nowadays.
Ask your teachers or parents about the things they could do when they were
your age. Write the answers in the sheet of paper you have below.
Student’s own answers.
55
Could you go to parties Could you sleep
when you were over a friend’s house?
a teenager?
Could you have tattoos
in your body?
Could you go
to the movies with
Could you date when your friends?
you were my age?
3
SP E A
Now tell your classmate about the adult you interviewed, tell them what this
person could or couldn’t do before. Do you see the difference between you
and the person you interviewed?
56 [email protected]
advice
Hi Sam!
How are you? I hope you’re doing great at your new job!
I am writing this mail because I need your advice. I was looking for a summer job and I got two calls
from different places: The City Zoo and the City Museum of Art. Both places seem great to work at, the
problem is, I don’t know which one to choose. On one hand I love animals and I have always wanted to
work there. But, on the other hand, working at a museum would help me with what I study. I don’t really
know what to do. What do you think? Should I take the zoo job and work there, or should I take the
museum job and learn as much as I can about art?
I’ll be waiting for your advice.
TE
3 Now answer Kelly. Write an email, give the recommendation you think may
WRI
help her.
Auxiliary verbs
Functions:
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To give advice: Should / Ought to / Had better
Example: You should / ought to visit the Museum.
To express obligation: Have to / Must
Example: We have to be quiet in the library. We must follow the rules at the zoo.
To express ability: Can
Example: We can borrow books at the library.
To express future possibility: May / Might
Example: You may see pandas at the zoo. / You might get a front row seat at the theater.
TE
2 Write A (advice) or O (obligation) next to the following sentences according to the context.
WRI
TE 3 Rewrite the sentences using can / can’t, may / may not or might / might not.
WRI
58
Function
To express a desire (demanding / rude): want
Example: I want a coffee for breakfast. / We want to go to the mall on Friday. / She wants
a new cell phone.
TE
2 Complete the following with would like or would like to.
WRI
TE
3 Choose the correct answer.
WRI
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c. The Atrium is the real heart of the museum.
d. A Skylight covers the atrium.
e. The large skylight has a shape of a Metal flower
shopping/blackfriday
Black Friday
Black Friday is an American shopping tradition on the
day after Thanksgiving celebration and it is seen as the
beginning of the Christmas holiday shopping season.
It has become more and more popular with the
years because stores and retailers offer considerable
discounts or bargains on this day; and because of its
popularity, it has taken place in other countries.
The name of this unofficial holiday originated
in Philadelphia when police officers used it to refer
to the heavy and chaotic traffic that would occur after
Thanksgiving Day, not only by vehicles but by pedestrians too.
There is also another explanation for the name which refers to the idea of
retailers’ profits turning from red to black due to the increasing number of sales.
Everybody likes shopping at a low price, but some people are out of control during Black
Friday, they wait outside stores for hours in order to be the first ones to get the bargains.
Although some people spend their money on unnecessary articles or things, the truth is,
Black Friday is such a popular occasion to go bargain hunting or even shop online.
TE
3 Please, answer the following questions.
WRI
1 Think of a famous or popular landmark / place in your city. Then imagine you’re a
tourist guide and you have to talk about recommended activities to do at this place.
2 Write a speech about the landmark or place chosen including your advice and
recommendations for visitors as well as some activities they would like to do.
(0 pts.) (1 pt.)
(0.5 pts.)
I can… Not very Very
Confidently
confidently confidently
give advice.
express obligation.
express my abilities.
express future possibilities or probabilities.
identify the difference between can and could.
Total points:
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Adventure Activities
Scuba diving is such an amazing
activity to do if you love swimming; it
gives you the opportunity to explore
unique views under the sea. When
you practice this activity, you go for
a long period of time underwater to
enjoy this beautiful deep world.
2 Discuss with your classmates which activity you would like to try.
SP E A
1 Look at the following vocabulary and match each word to the pictures.
a. rafting
j b
b. rock climbing
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d. ballooning
e
e. sky diving
f. horse riding
g. windsurfing
h. snorkeling
i. mountain biking f g
j. swimming
a
d h
i
c
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2 Categorize the previous sports into the following columns.
WRI
UNIT FOUR
EN
1 Listen to the following conversation and complete it.
LIST
8 Sam: Pretty (a) good! And you? Are you ready for the action?
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Pablo: Sure! I can’t (b) wait to catch all the waves in the ocean.
Sam: I was checking the (c) weather for that day and it will be a
sunny day, a perfect one for surfing.
Pablo: Great! The day before we can jump off a parachute; It will be awesome!
Sam: Yes, maybe in the afternoon we can go and hike before hanging out with the girls
and the other guys. They’ll we be waiting for us in the beach because we can
(d) camp there.
Pablo: Okay! Don’t forget the camera, I want to catch all the action to
(e) post it on the web.
Sam: Of course, man! My brother will record a video while we jump off the parachute
and while we go (f ) surfing I think it’s going to be the perfect
adventure for our new blog.
Pablo: Okay I’ll think about the next (g) trip we can make…
Sam: Sounds good! Well see (h) you soon.
1 Imagine you are going to interview a person who practices extreme sports.
SP E A
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2 Now decide who the interviewer is and who the interviewed is and practice
your questions and answers.
UNIT FOUR
Adverbial Phrases
D
1 Read the chart and answer the exercises below.
RE A
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We use adverbials of manner to say how something happens or how
something is done.
Example: The students were working happily. He was swimming as fast as possible
to win the competition.
TE
2 Mark the following sentences with M (manner), P (place) or T (time) according
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TE
3 Fill in the blanks using the adverbial phrases given.
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DTE
1 Read what July wrote about her favorite activity for when she has some
RERA
W I
free time.
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I like doing different things
when I do not go to school.
My favorite activity is to
dive. It is a very dangerous
activity because you spend
a lot of time under water.
You need to train a lot and
to have a good body
condition. It is really funny
and relaxing, I enjoy
swimming and looking at all
sea animals. Once, I saw a
shark!! It was the most
amazing experience of all my life.
TE
2 Write about an activity you like to do when you have free time.
WRI
UNIT FOUR
EN
1 Listen to the conversation and complete it.
LIST
CK Beth: Hello Girls. What are you doing? Would you like to go to shopping? I have a
TR A
9 (a) date with Leo, we’re going to Leslie’s party and I don’t know
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what to wear.
Sam: Of course! I need a bathing suit for my trip to the beach.
Vane: I’m on! I need some sporty (b) clothes .
Beth: Perfect! See you at 12:00 pm at the “Garden Mall”.
Sam: Girls! we can go to the cinema too, Chris Evan’s new movie is playing now!
Vane: He is so handsome! Oh girls! But (c) remember that we should go to the
Leslie’s b-day party at night.
Beth: Oh Yeah! I almost forget to (d) pick up her present
at “Pandas” jewelry store.
Sam: Where is the location?
Beth: It’s close to the zoo, between the market place and the new
(e) downtown building.
Vane: It’s okay! We can go on the way to the party. The club is two
(f ) blocks near the jewelry store, just in front of the library and the
bakery store.
Sam: It couldn’t be better! Can we go to the beauty store to? I need to
(g) buy some make up.
Vane: Today is (h) going to be a girls’ day!
a. waiter 7
1. I prepare food for you to eat.
b. vet 4
2. I rescue people and buildings from fire.
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c. artist 10
3. I grow crops and raise animals.
d. farmer 3 4. I treat disease and injuries of animals
e. musician 6 5. I maintain order and protect citizens.
f. fireman 2 6. I create and perform music.
g. mechanic 9 7. I take orders and serve food and drinks at tables.
h. doctor 8 8. I help people to get well when they get sick.
i. cook 1 9. I repair vehicles when they are damaged.
j. police officer 5 10. I create original pieces of art work.
TE
2 Use the previous vocabulary to label the pictures.
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Infinitive verbs
To express purpose.
Example: I am studying hard to pass my final exam. 73
After certain verbs such as agree, appear, decide, expect, hope, plan, promise, refuse, etc.
Examples: I agreed to go to the museum with my mom. / We decided to move to another city. /
She promised to come to the party.
After would like, would prefer, would love to express specific preference.
Examples: Sarah would like to study. / I would prefer to go out. / He would love to travel to Europe.
TE
1 Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box using their infinitive
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form.
get look visit help work
buy travel participate
As a noun
74 Example: Reading is my favorite spare time activity.
After certain verbs such as: imagine, suggest, continue, consider, avoid, etc.
Example: Do you imagine winning the lottery? / Doctors suggest walking 30 minutes a day. /
Sam must continue working on the project.
After expressions like look after to, to be good at, to be bad at.
Examples: I am looking forward to traveling abroad. / My sister is really good at drawing. / Tom
is bad at playing tennis.
To express general preference: after love, like, enjoy, prefer, dislike, hate.
Examples: I love dancing hip-hop. / We like practicing extreme sports. / They prefer playing
soccer than basketball.
TE
1 Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box using their ing form.
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drive memorize feel meet
dance watch eat run
Stressful Professions
TE
1 Read the following text.
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e.mail. english
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kinggaruda.com
King Garuda
What do you know about Lucha Libre? Do you have a favorite wrestler?
Lucha Libre is an icon in the Mexican Culture. It originated in the 1860’s as the
art of ‘free-style’ wrestling based on the Greco-Roman traditions. This is such
a popular sport among Mexicans, but how does it feel being a real wrestler?
Here’s an interview to a Mexican one: King Garuda.
2. Why wresting?
Because I enjoy it and also, because I can forget about real life for a moment.
Dice: originate
a. When did ‘Lucha Libre’ originate? Debe decir: originated
originated in the 1860’s
It
2 Make questions using verbs forms and vocabulary seen through the unit.
3 Interview your classmates using these questions and record their answers in a
graphic organizer.
First name Second name Third name Fourth name Fifth name
Questions
What do you
like to do
after school?
How
frequently do
you practice
a sport?
How much
time do you
spend on it?
(0 pts.) (1 pt.)
(0.5 pts.)
I can… Not very Very
Confidently
confidently confidently
talk about the things I like to do.
distinguish and use verbs followed by gerunds and
infinitive in different contexts.
express when, where and how often I do spare
time activities.
Total points:
Peer-Evaluation Chart
Name: Score:
stadium zoo library restaurant
cinema museum theater
respect help study wear
win visit play cook
4 Write Ad for advice, O for obligation, Ab for ability and FP for future possibility.
5 Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences with would like or would like to.
a. f a r m er
b. M ec h ani c
c. M usi c ian
d. V et
e. c o o k
c. I am good at 3. swimming .
1. swim 2. to swim 3. swimming
e. I study on Saturday. T
D
1 Read the following text.
RE A
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Laughter Therapy
Laughter therapy is a civil association that was
created in 1999 in Mexico City by Andrés Aguilar,
who was born in Queretaro city. He studied to
become a professional clown in NY city
at the Ringling Bros Circus Barnum and
Bailey. When he came back to Mexico, he
started a project based on the Patch Adams’
organization concept of “laugh doctors”, which
are also “Clowns Without Borders”. These people
go to hospitals committed to share sympathy,
happiness and promote “Cheerful Cooperation”, just
to help others reconstruct social issues and social peace, or to just
give hope
and bring happiness to those who are in pain or ill.
b. ‘Clowns Without Borders’ visit sick people to share nice moments with them.
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True
c. The Laughter Therapy Association does not charge a fee for its services.
True
TE
3 Do you know other community work that you can help in your city?
WRI
Volunteering
Vocabulary
U. SKILLS III
f
1 Match the vocabulary to the pictures.
a. famine
b. poverty c
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c. illiteracy
d. pollution g
e. racism
f. overpopulation
g. global warming
e
a b
TE
2 Use the previous vocabulary to complete the following definitions.
WRI
e. Not having enough money to meet basic needs including food, clothing and shelter:
poverty
a. take care of
c
b. rehabilitation center
c. orphan
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d. volunteer a
e. ecological reserve
f. animal shelter
g. hospital i
h. homeless
i. senior center
h
j. charity
j
e
d
b
Volunteering
Listening
U. SKILLS III
EN
1 Identify the order of the conversation and write numbers 1-20.
LIST
CK
20 Dani: Thank you guys! We love you!
TR A
10
88 2 Andrés: Hi, Charlie!
16 Interviewer: Finally, where can we get more
information about this Laughter-Therapy?
3 Dani: Hi Charli! We’re really excited to be here!
17 Dani: You can visit our “happy station” in Mexico
City or visit our web site www.risaterapia.org
4 Interviewer: Well guys would you please tell us what
“Laughter- Therapy is and why you chose to be part of it?
5 Dani: It’s a non-profit association where people can help others
by sharing joy in hospitals, elderly and retirement houses and or communities.
7 Andrés: One of my teachers invited us and we really liked the idea.
8 Interviewer: Great! How many doctors are now in this project?
9 Andrés: 1,200 around the country
10 Interviewer: And what do you need to be part of this?
13 Andrés: Well... You become a character and give yourself a nickname. For example,
I’m “Dr. Malabary” and she is “Dr. Monkey”. You have to wear a red clown nose, and a
white coat and you can also put some make up on your face.
1 Interviewer: Hello this is Charlie J and we are here in your favorite radio station with
very special people. Please welcome Andres and Dani. They are part of an association
that helps people. -Hello Andres and Dani! How are you doing today?
12 Interviewer: And what happen after the course?
15 Dani: It is! When you do this kind of things you look at the world from another
perspective and you try to change other people’s mood.
18 Interviewer: Thank you so much guys we really appreciate this information and we
hope to see you soon again.
6 Interviewer: Sounds interesting!! And tell me what motivated you to be laugh doctors?
19 Andrés: Thank you Charlie, please let me thank all our ‘Laughter-Therapy’ volunteers
and your audience too.
11 Dani: You need to take a preparation course, where you learn about emotions and
how to be empathetic and respectful with ill people in vulnerable situations.
Volunteering
Speaking
U. SKILLS III
1 Work with a classmate; look at the following images and talk about some
SP E A
Possible Answers:
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Problem: Endangered Species.
Cause: Animal Hunting.
Effect: Extinct Species.
Solution: Prevent and stop animal hunting.
Problem: Deforestation.
Cause: Land for housing and urbanization.
Effect: Loss of species, water cycle, etc.
Solution: Reforestation.
TE
3 Give a short presentation about the things we can do to help these issues.
WRI
Write the key words which can help you with your presentation.
Volunteering
Writing
U. SKILLS III
TE
1 Fill in the following volunteering form.
WRI
Date: Signature:
Zero Conditional
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Conditional clauses consist of two parts: the if-clause (hypothesis) and the main clause (result).
Function
To say something which is always true (law of nature).
Examples: If you mix red and blue, you get purple. / If you heat water at 100 °C, it boils.
the consequences.
1. do /suffers 2. don’t do / suffers 3. don’t do / will suffer.
new skills.
1. Contribute / develop 2. Contributes / develops 3. Contributes / develop
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First Conditional
Conditional clauses consist of two parts: the if-clause (hypothesis) and the main clause (result).
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Functions
1. To talk about a real or very probable situation in the present or future.
Examples: If we visit New York, we will go to the MOMA / If she doesn’t read the novel, she won’t pass
the Literature test.
2. We can use unless instead of If… not… (the verb is always in affirmative]
Examples: Unless I study, I’ll fail the exam.
D
1 Read the text and answer the exercise below.
RE A
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1 Read the text.
RE A
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https://www.activesustainability.com/environment/top-10-animals-in-danger-of-extinction/
https://www.pegasusfoundation.org/10-animals-danger-becoming-extinct/
TE
2 Answer the questions below. Possible Answers
WRI
a. What’s the reading about? It is about the different species in the planet and how
humans affect some of them.
2 Make a list of actions and results people could do to prevent those problems.
Volunteering
Self Evaluation
Chart
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Unit 5
1 Mark the column you think is true for you.
Student’s own answers.
(0 pts.) (1 pt.)
(0.5 pts.)
I can… Not very Very
Confidently
confidently confidently
make logical conclusions.
express facts.
express ideas describing causes and effects.
Total points:
Peer-Evaluation Chart
D
1 Read the following text.
RE A
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Catastrophic
Disasters
Mexico City: More than 100 people
killed, tons of collapsed buildings,
fires, and about two million households
without electricity were the first
consequences of the 7.1 magnitude
earthquake that struck the central area of
Mexico the Tuesday afternoon of September 19th, 2017.
The epicenter took place in-between the states of
Morelos and Puebla and resulted in the collapse of dozens
of buildings in the capital. Many volunteers offered their help
and organized citizen brigades to collaborate with rescuers to
bring food and water to the victims.
After Mexico City, Morelos and
Puebla were the most affected
regions by this catastrophe.
Several countries including Spain,
Israel, Colombia and Chile, among
others, sent help to contribute with
the rescuing efforts.
This earthquake occurred
exactly 32 year after the deadliest
earthquake in the country’s
history, which occurred on
September 19, 1985.
Oscar Martínez from Mexico City. Mexico
Dice: year
Debe decir: years
UNI T
a. Two million people were affected by the catastrophe. True
TE
3 Answer the following questions.
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Tough Experiences!
Vocabulary f
U. SKILLS III
102 a. tornado
b. flood
c. wildfire c
d. tsunami
e. volcanic eruption
f. earthquake
g. drought
h. hurricane
h e
SI X
EN
1 Listen to a radio interview and fill in the gaps.
LIST
UNI T
CK David: Hello everyone. Today I will talk about last night’s earthquake. We have 2 guests:
TR A
Dice: and object… alarm you have to go (g) outside the buildings to a safe
Debe decir: an
object... meeting point. Try to not stay under and object that can trap you.
Hanna: And don’t try to exit the building by the elevator. Take the
(h) stairs ! Don’t scream and don’t push anybody.
Those are the basic recommendations to follow.
David: Thank you so much for this information. Back from
commercials we give you the list of medicine, food and
things you can donate for this disaster at the victims
gathering ( i ) center .
Tough Experiences!
Speaking
U. SKILLS III
104
HAVE YOU
EVER ...?
a. tried skydiving?
Students’ own answers
b. traveled by plane?
Students’ own answers
d. been to a concert?
Students’ own answers
e. eaten exotic food?
Students’ own answers
K
2
SP E A
Compare the activities you have done with a classmate and talk about it.
SI X
TE
1 Complete the news headings with the vocabulary given:
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UNI T
deforestation hunting of wild animals
global warming pollution
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Dice: threaten
Debe decir: threatened
c. The number
of wildfires has
increased as
temperatures
rise because of
b. Forest animals Global warming
Tough Experiences!
U. SKILLS III
TE
2 Work with a classmate and answer the following questions.
WRI
TE
3 Now choose one of the headings and write a letter to a friend telling about
WRI
SI X
TE
1 Go to page 102 and fill in the gaps with the vocabulary words in their
WRI
UNI T
singular or plural forms. Then, check your answers with a classmate.
a. Wildfires have affected the natural reserves and have also killed
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many animals in the woods.
b. The forecast news has warned people in the coast about a huge
hurricane this week.
c. The tornado has destroyed many houses because
of its wind speed.
d. Many buildings collapsed in the 2017 Mexico’s earthquake .
e. A powerful tsunami hit the North Pacific Coast in Japan in 2011.
f. Heavy rains have caused floods in the North of Mexico.
g. The volcanic eruption from the Fire Volcano in Guatemala has killed
many people.
TE
2 Now write one sentence with each word.
WRI
Tough Experiences!
U. SKILLS III
TE
3 Classify the vocabulary into the correct category.
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snowfall blazing patchy fog sunshine cold hot
haze deluge snowflake blustery breeze rainbow
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freeze mist drizzle snowstorm warm hurricane sunlight
dense downpour windstorm bright
RAIN patchy
deluge
SNOW snowfall
snowflake
breeze freeze
rainbow snowstorm
mist
drizzle
dense
downpour
TEMPERATURE
fog
cold
hot
haze
warm
TE
4 Answer the following question.
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Present Perfect
Functions
Actions which started in the past and continue into the present. 109
Affirmative: Subject + have / has + Verb in past participle + complement
Example: An earthquake has just struck Mexico.
Negative: Subject + haven’t / hasn’t + verb in past participle + complement
Example: Rescuers haven’t found all missing people yet.
To ask and talk about life experiences.
Interrogative: Have/has + subject + V. Past Participle + Complement +?
Example: Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?
Shor answers: (Aff.) Yes, + subject+ have/has. (Neg.) No, + subject +haven’t /hasn’t
Example: Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
1 Read the chart and complete the sentences with the present perfect form of the verbs
in brackets.
a. There has been (be) an earthquake in Mexico.
b. Citizens have worked (work) as volunteers to help victims.
c. Many people in Mexico have lost (lose) their lives due to this catastrophe.
d. The construction work hasn’t started (not start) yet.
e. Many people haven’t called (not /call) their families because there are
communication problems.
2 Complete the chart and write three sentences using the present perfect structure.
PAST PAST
PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST
PARTICIPLE PARTICIPLE
call called called destroy destroyed destroyed
arrive arrived arrived increase increased increased
help helped helped hunt hunted hunted
Tough Experiences!
a. Students’ own answers
b. Students’ own answers
c. Students’ own answers
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a. Maria has help / helps / helped homeless people from the hurricane.
b. We have / has / haven’t been in an earthquake yet.
c. Has / Have / Had you seen a volcanic eruption?
d. I haven’t / hasn’t / has gone to Europe yet.
e. Has / Have / Hasn’t your mother ever eaten chapulines?
People have lost their homes.
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1 Read the text.
RE A
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THE TSUNAMI
The tsunami of 26 December 2004
on
The cause of the tsunami in Sumatra
December 26th, 200 4, whi ch affe cted
the entire Indian Ocean, was a very
de
violent earthquake with a 9.3 magnitu
It was the bigg est
on the Richter scale.
earthquake ever recorded after the one
in Chile on May 22th, 1960, with a 9.5
magnitude. It originated at 00:58:53
to
GMT (7:58:53 AM local time), due
on area betw een the
a fault in a subducti Eurasian plate,
e and the Bur ma plate (which forms part of the larger
Indo-Australian plat The coordinates
ut 30 km, 160 km east of Sumatra).
with the hypocenter at a depth of abo cating 2004
and longitude 96° E (see green star indi
of the epicenter are: latitude 3° 19’ N
very high-risk seismic area.
in fig. 1). As you can imagine, this a er
cars were swept away by walls of wat
Tourists, fishermen, hotels, homes and t coas t of the
hquake, and they centered off the wes
unleashed by the 8.9-magnitude eart Indo nesi a,
t affected countries were Sri Lanka,
Indonesian island of Sumatra. The mos
dives.
India, Thailand, Malaysia and the Mal 0 people
In India, the wav es swe pt awa y boat s, homes and vehicles killing up to 3,00
rdin to the
g
Andhra Pradesh and Pondicherry, acco
in the southern states of Tamil Nadu, more were
d on some beaches in Tamil Nadu, and
officials. Hundreds of bodies were foun a’s Andaman
At least 300 people were killed on Indi
expected to be washed in by the sea.
and Nicobar Islands, and another 700
, for
were missing and believed to be dead
the Press Trust of India reported this
ce
information given by the region's poli
at a plac e
chief. The catastrophe occurred
where several huge geological plate s
happened to push against each other with
massive force. The scope of the disaster
were
became apparent only after the waves
as high as 6 meters, and then cras hed into
an
coastal areas throughout the Indian Oce
and the Andaman Sea.
imatechange
ment/2004/dec/26/naturaldisasters.cl
https://www.theguardian.com/environ
Tough Experiences!
3 Find the next words in the following crosswords.
Student’s own answers.
Ash Eruption Rocks
Collapsed Flood Survivor
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Dangerous Injured Trapped
Earthquake Landslide Volcano
B E F Y B A W V T M I H O L A S P Ñ C X
P R O C K S Q A Z W S X E D C U R F O V
O L I J T G B Y F L O O D H N R U J L M
I K O U L B N C V E A S D Z X V W G L T
H E A I D D E A R F E A R L T I L Ñ A T
U R Q T V S A S H L E S S D I V F L P F
G U A M O T A N I L O V I N S O Y O S D
O T R O L E M F G N G S J O D R B U E W
T I E A C M A O M E O U C H W M S B D S
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I can… Not very Very
Confidently
confidently confidently
identify activities that started in the past and
haven’t concluded yet.
talk about experiences that have had an impact in
my present.
express ideas using different vocabulary.
Total points:
Peer-Evaluation Chart
Name: Score:
result something zero always
of something else.
2 Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences using the verbs given in their correct form.
Term Evaluation 3
4 Match the following columns.
a. When she works over time, 3 1. I wear a sweater.
b. If we use our cars less, 5 2. you gain weight.
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c. You get good grades, 4 3. she gets home late.
d. If it is cold, 1 4. if you study hard.
e. If you eat fast food, 2 5. we reduce air pollution.
Dice: probably
5 Fill in the blanks with the words given. Debe decir: probable
real First conditional present probably affirmative future
or future .
b. We can use unless instead of If…not the verb is always in affirmative .
8 Complete the chart by writing sentences using the present perfect structure.
go went gone
Term Evaluation 3
9 Choose the correct answer.
1. have 2. has 3. is
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Cultural Notes
2 Write if the sentences are True or False. Correct the False ones.
a. The previous text talks about the cheapest countries to visit in the world. False
3 Choose one of the following countries to describe the activities you can do there.
Audio Transcripts
• Yu must respect the opening and closing hours.
• You mustn’t pick any flowers or vegetation.
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Glossary
Reference III
Planeación didáctica
Por ejemplo:
130 How much ice is there in the glass? There's a lot (of ice).
How much water is there? There isn't any (water). There's no water.
How many windows are there? There are three (windows).
Uso: Expresan idea de gran cantidad. Se puede usar con nombres o sustantivos contables e
incontables. Se utiliza en oraciones afirmativas. En general, “lots of” es más informal.
Por ejemplo:
Nombre contable: He has a lot of videogames.
Nombre incontable: I have lots of money.
2 Much: Mucho.
Uso: Expresa la idea de gran cantidad y es utilizado sobre todo en frases negativas e
interrogativas. La diferencia con “many” es que se utiliza “much” sólo con nombres incontables
en singular.
Por ejemplo:
Frase negativa: There is not much food.
Frase interrogativa: How much money does he have?
3 Many: Mucho.
Uso: Expresa la idea de gran cantidad. Es utilizado sobre todo en frases negativas e interrogativas
con el nombre contable en plural. Se puede usar “many” en frases afirmativas, aunque no es
muy común. Normalmente, usamos otros cuantificadores como “a lot of.”
Por ejemplo:
Frase negativa: There are not many tourists.
Frase interrogativa: How many dogs do you have?
Frase afirmativa: We have many friends.
La palabra SOME (algo, algunos / as) solamente se usa en forma afirmativa. En las interrogaciones
se debe usar la palabra ANY. En la forma negativa se puede usar NOT ANY o NO.
Por ejemplo:
There's very little water in the glass.
There's a lot of ice in my glass.
There are a lot of chairs in the room.
El artículo indefinido A/AN (un,una) no tiene una forma para el plural, por lo tanto se omite.
Normalmente el artículo A/AN se reemplaza por las palabras SOME algunos/as, SEVERAL
varios/as,
MANY muchos/as.
Por ejemplo:
There is a tree in the garden. There are trees in the garden
There are some trees in the garden
There are several trees in the garden.
There are many trees in the garden.
Cuando THERE IS/THERE ARE van seguidas directamente por un sustantivo, en las negaciones
generalmente se usa la palabra NO.
Present Continuous
El tiempo Presente Continuo o Progresivo está formado por el Presente del verbo TO BE
(AM/IS/ARE) más un GERUNDIO de un verbo principal y se usa para expresar acciones que
se están realizando NOW (ahora) o AT THIS TIME (a esta hora), AT THE MOMENT (en este
momento). AT PRESENT (en estos días, actualmente), TEMPORARILY (temporalmente), FOR
THE TIME BEING (mientras tanto, transitoriamente).
Por ejemplo:
They're living in New York at present.
Herbert's having lunch at the moment.
Grammar Reference
GR Grammar Reference
La forma negativa se expresa usando NOT después del verbo TO BE. El uso de las contracciones
ISN'T y AREN'T es frecuente en la conversación diaria.
Are they living in New York at present? Aren't they living in New York at present?
Am I doing the exercise correctly? Aren't I doing the exercise correctly?
Cuando deseamos formular preguntas introducidas por una palabra interrogativa como What,
Where, When, How, How often, etc., debemos mantener el mismo orden de palabras usado en las
preguntas simples.
A continuación, hay una tabla con los verbos en infinitivo, gerundio y español.
Grammar Reference
GR Grammar Reference
Imperatives
La forma imperativa se usa para dar órdenes o para solicitar servicios. Las órdenes o solicitudes
se expresan mediante el uso del INFINITIVO sin sujeto (el pronombre you, está implícito en
134 la orden).
Por ejemplo:
Para expresar una orden negativa se debe usar la contracción DON'T antes del infinitivo.
Por ejemplo:
Simple Past
Este tiempo se usa para expresar una acción que se realizó o que ocurrió en el pasado. Las
expresiones más usadas en este tiempo verbal son aquellas que llevan antepuesta la palabra
LAST, como last week (la semana pasada), last year (el año pasado), last weekend (el fin de
semana pasado), last night (anoche), last Monday morning (el lunes pasado en la mañana),
etc. También se usan en este Tiempo verbal las expresiones que llevan la palabra AGO, como
two days ago (hace dos días), several weeks ago (hace varias semanas), a long time ago (hace
mucho tiempo). Además, están las expresiones yesterday (ayer), the day before yesterday
(anteayer), yesterday morning/afternoon/evening (ayer en la mañana / tarde / noche), that
day (ese día), o una hora o fecha pasada, como at 10:15 this morning (a las 10:15 de esta
mañana), on September 18th, 1810 (el 18 de septiembre, 1810).
Por ejemplo:
El Tiempo Pasado Simple se expresa con el SUJETO más el PASADO de un verbo principal.
Al igual que en el tiempo Presente Simple, aquí el pasado del verbo modal Do (DID) no se
usa en la forma afirmativa (está tácito) Cuando decimos “I bought the car last year”, estamos
diciendo “I did buy the car last year”, como comprobaremos al expresar las negaciones e
interrogaciones: I did not buy the car last year; Did I buy the car last year?
Por ejemplo:
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I didn't buy the car last year.
Peter didn't come here three days ago.
They didn't see a good film yesterday.
We didn't work hard that day.
Por ejemplo:
Cuando se formula una pregunta introducida por una palabra interrogativa como WHAT,
WHERE, WHEN, HOW, etc., se debe mantener el mismo orden de palabras de las
interrogaciones simples:
Por ejemplo:
Grammar Reference
GR Grammar Reference
Used to
Esta expresión se utiliza para referirse a actividades que antes se realizaban en forma regular
y que ahora se han dejado de hacer. Equivale a la terminación -aba o -ía del español. En
138 las oraciones negativas que siguen a una oración con USED TO normalmente se usan las
expresiones not... anymore, not... any longer o no longer (antes del verbo principal).
Por ejemplo:
I used to play football well when I was young. I don't play well now.
They used to visit us every summer. They don't visit us in the summer anymore/any longer.
Bob used to love her very much. He no longer loves her now.
Jim didn't use to work very hard at school, but he used to get very good grades anyway.
Negativo
El negativo se forma con el pasado del verbo 'to be' en forma negativa (there was not/were
not). Es frecuente el uso de la forma contraída (there wasn't/there weren't).
Negativo
singular forma corta There wasn't a bus No había un autobús
plural forma corta There weren't any buses No habían autobuses
Singular
forma larga There was not a shop No había una tienda
Plural
forma larga There were not any shops No habían tiendas
Interrogativo
El interrogativo se forma con el verbo "to be" en pasado (was/were) seguido de "there".
Estas preguntas suelen responderse con la forma corta: "Yes, there was/were" o "No, there
wasn't/weren't".
Interrogativo
Singular Was there a park there? Yes, there was.
No, there weren't.
Plural Were there any restaurants? Yes, there were.
No, there weren't. Upward Skills III
Past Continuous
El past continuous se utiliza para describir acciones y eventos situados en un tiempo anterior al
presente, cuyo comienzo se sitúa en el pasado y que todavía no ha concluido en el momento de
hablar. Dicho de otro modo, expresa una acción incompleta o inconclusa del pasado. 139
Se utiliza con frecuencia, para describir el contexto en una historia escrita en pasado, por
ejemplo, en "The sun was shining, and the birds were singing as the elephant came out of the
jungle. The other animals were relaxing in the shade of the trees, but the elephant moved very
quickly. She was looking for her baby, and she didn't notice the hunter who was watching her
through his binoculars. When the shot rang out, she was running towards the river..."
También para describir una acción incompleta que se vio interrumpida por otra acción o
evento, por ejemplo: "I was having a beautiful dream when the alarm clock rang." Para expresar
un cambio de opinión: "I was going to spend the day at the beach, but I've decided to get my
homework done instead."
Se utiliza 'wonder', para formular una petición muy educada: "I was wondering if you could do
it for me."
Wh-questions in past
Existen preguntas informativas o abiertas, se llaman así porque para contestarlas requieren
más información que sí o no. El número de respuestas posibles es sin límite. En inglés se llaman
Wh- questions porque todas las palabras interrogativas comienzan con las letras Wh (con la
excepción de la palabra HOW).
Aquí son las palabras interrogativas con sus traducciones en español. Atención, esas
traducciones son aproximativas porque en realidad a veces se cambian según el contexto.
who, whom quién
what qué, cómo
when cuándo
where dónde
why por qué
how cómo
which cuál
whose a quién
Grammar Reference
GR Grammar Reference
Who y whom se usan para obtener información sobre una persona o unas personas.
Question Answer
Who is at the door? Tom is at the door.
140 ¿Quién está a la puerta Tom está a la puerta.
What se usa para obtener información sobre una persona o una cosa.
Question Answer
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Grammar Reference
Notes
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didáctica III
Planeación didáctica
DATOS DE IDENTIFICACIÓN
NOMBRE Y NÚMERO DEL PLANTEL: CECyTEQ Plantel “Pedro Escobedo” Núm. 83 y CECyTEQ Plantel “La Esperanza” Núm.
144 C.C.T.: La Esperanza: DOCENTES: Claudia Ingrid Pérez Maldonado y Mónica Esther Olvera Rodríguez
22ETC0010Z
Pedro Escobedo:
22ETC0003P
PROPÓSITO DE LA ASIGNATURA: Que el estudiante sea capaz de comunicar su proyecto de vida en el aspecto personal,
vocacional y social, en el idioma inglés, así como las aportaciones que puede realizar al mundo en ámbitos sociales, científicos
y tecnológicos.
APRENDIZAJE CLAVE
CONTENIDO ESPECÍFICO: Desarrolla habilidades auditivas, lectoras, orales y de redacción en una segunda lengua a través de
gramática y vocabulario contextualizado mediante diferentes técnicas y métodos de enseñanza-aaprendizaje para el uso de los
auxiliares de futuro.
COMPETENCIAS GENÉRICAS:
4. Escucha, interpreta y emite mensajes pertinentes en distintos contextos mediante la utilización de medios, códigos
herramientas
apropiados.
4.2 Aplica distintas estrategias comunicativas según quienes sean sus interlocutores, el contexto en el que se encuentra y los
objetivos que persigue.
4.3 Identifica las ideas claves en un texto o discurso oral e infiere conclusiones a partir de ellas.
4.4 Se comunica en una segunda lengua en situaciones cotidianas.
COMPETENCIAS DISCIPLINARES: 11. Se comunica en una segunda lengua extranjera mediante un discurso oral u escrito
congruente con la situación comunicativa.
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
Planeación didáctica
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Unidad 1 1. El facilitador presenta la planeación El estudiante toma notas Presentación Power Examen diagnóstico Notas en el cuaderno 1 sesión
Escucha, interpreta de la asignatura, competencias a en su libreta Point Heteroevaluación de criterios para
y emite mensajes desarrollar y criterios de evaluación. Libreta de notas evaluar la materia.
pertinentes en
distintos contextos
mediante la
utilización de
medios, códigos
herramientas
apropiados.
Se conoce y se
valora a sí mismo y
aborda problemas
y retos teniendo
en cuenta los
objetivos que
persigue.
Aplica distintas
estrategias
comunicativas
según quienes
sean sus
interlocutores,
el contexto en el
que se encuentra
y los objetivos que
persigue.
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Upward Skills III
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
2. El facilitador aplica una evaluación Realiza la evaluación Examen Diagnóstico Examen diagnóstico Examen diagnóstico 1 sesión
diagnóstica y da retroalimentación diagnóstica con la impreso Heteroevaluación
acerca de los resultados obtenidos finalidad de identificar
por el alumno. fortalezas y áreas
de oportunidad en
conocimientos previos.
3. El facilitador aplica actividad HSE- El estudiante realiza la Ficha Construye-T Ficha Construye-T impresa y Ficha Construye-T 1 sesión
Ficha Construye-T actividad dirigida por el impresa diversos materiales didácticos impresa y resuelta
facilitador.
Escucha,
interpreta y 4. Unidad 1 Entertaiment El estudiante lee en Presentación Power Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
emite mensajes El facilitador pide leer el texto plenaria y realiza las Point y/o Flash Cards. evidencias ejercicios resueltos
pertinentes “Terrific Films” y dirige las actividades dirigidas por el Cañón, libreta Libro 2%
en distintos actividades de las páginas 12 a la 15. facilitador. de texto y libreta de Coevaluación
contextos Writing y speaking. notas, pp. 12-15 Autoevaluación
mediante la
utilización de 5. Dirige la actividad Vocabulary TV El estudiante lee en Flash Cards. Cañón, Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto, pp. 1 sesión
medios, códigos shows en writing y actividad de plenaria y realiza las libreta, evidencias 16-18 contestadas
herramientas Reading “Famous Film makers”. actividades dirigidas por el Libro de texto y 2%
apropiados. facilitador. libreta de notas, pp. Coevaluación
16-18 Autoevaluación
Planeación didáctica
6. Reproduce el audio, Track 2 y 3 y Escucha el audio y Reproductor de Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
dirige la realización de esta actividad. contesta las actividades audio, bocinas, evidencias ejercicios resueltos pp.
Monitorea la realización de requeridas. pintarrón. 19-20
actividad Speaking p. 20. Coevaluación 2%
Comienza la realización Libro de texto y Autoevaluación
del proyecto final de la libreta de notas, pp.
unidad 1, y resuelve la Self 19 y 20
evaluation.
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EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
7. Explica gramática de Comparatives. El estudiante toma notas Presentación Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
Y explica instrucciones de diferentes en su libreta y contesta los Power Point Cañón evidencias ejercicios resueltos pp.
Planeación didáctica
actividades a resolver en libro de ejercicios gramaticales en Libro de texto, pp. 21- 21-23
texto. su libro de texto. 23 y libreta de notas Coevaluación 2%
Autoevaluación
El facilitador pide leer el texto de El estudiante lee y realiza
la página 23 Crossing Knowledge y las actividades dirigidas por
dirige la solución de actividades de el facilitador.
comprensión lectora.
8. Explica gramática de Type of El estudiante toma notas Presentación Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
comparisons. Y explica instrucciones en su libreta y contesta los Power Point Cañón evidencias ejercicios resueltos, pp.
de diferentes actividades a resolver ejercicios gramaticales en Libreta de notas 22, 24-26
Identifica las en libro de texto. su libro de texto. Libro de texto pp. Coevaluación
ideas claves 22-24 Autoevaluación Proyecto: 2%
en un texto El facilitador pide leer el texto El estudiante lee y realiza
o discurso de la p. 24 Crossing Knowledge y las actividades dirigidas por Unit Project and
oral e infiere dirige la solución de actividades de el facilitador. Self-evaluation chart
conclusiones a comprensión lectora. contestados
partir de ellas. 10%
El facilitador pide realizar como
tarea el Project Unit 1 y realizar el
llenado de la Self-Evaluation Chart
de la unidad 1, pp. 25- 26.
Aplica distintas 9. Book: Beach Holidays. El estudiante lee y realiza Presentación Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
estrategias El facilitador pide leer la lección las actividades dirigidas por Power Point y/o Flash evidencias ejercicios resueltos pp.
comunicativas Beach Holidays en la p. 28 y el facilitador en parejas. Cards. 2%
según quienes responder ejercicios de comprensión Cañón, libreta, libro de Coevaluación
sean sus lectora en la p. 29. texto, pp. 36, 39 y 40. Autoevaluación
interlocutores,
el contexto en el Dirige la actividad de vocabulario, p. 30.
que se encuentra
y los objetivos que
persigue.
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Upward Skills III
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Escucha, 10. El facilitador reproduce los audios El estudiante trabaja Cañón, reproductor Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
interpreta y (tracks 4 y 5) y dirige la realización en equipos y realiza las de audio y/o bocinas, evidencias ejercicios resueltos
emite mensajes de actividades de las pp. 31; actividades dirigidas por el libro de texto pp. 41, 42 y 119-121
pertinentes Speaking, pp.32-33. facilitador. Coevaluación
en distintos Autoevaluación 2%
contextos El facilitador pide realizar como
mediante la tarea las actividades de vocabulario
utilización de de la pp. 34- 35.
medios, códigos
herramientas
apropiados.
Se comunica 11. El facilitador explica la gramática de El estudiante toma notas Presentación Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
en una segunda Will y Going para tiempos futuros y en su libreta y contesta los Power Point evidencias. ejercicios resueltos
lengua en pide realizar en binas los ejercicios ejercicios gramaticales en Cañón pp. 36, 37 y 38
situaciones gramaticales de las pp. 37-38. su libro de texto. Libreta de notas Coevaluación
cotidianas. El facilitador pide realizar como Libro de texto Autoevaluación 2%
tarea la actividad de la p. 36 (mapa El estudiante lee y realiza
conceptual). las actividades dirigidas
por el facilitador.
Aplica distintas 12. El facilitador pide leer los textos El estudiante trabaja en Presentación Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto/ 1 sesión
Planeación didáctica
estrategias de las páginas 39 y 40 Crossing grupos respondiendo Power Point Cañón evidencias Portafolios de
comunicativas Knowledge y dirige las actividades ejercicios de comprensión Libreta de notas evidencias
según quienes de comprensión lectora. lectora. Coevaluación
sean sus Después, toma notas Libro de texto Autoevaluación Coevaluación
interlocutores, El facilitador explica la realización sobre las instrucciones Autoevaluación
el contexto en el del proyecto de la unidad 2. Plans para realizar su proyecto
que se encuentra for vacation: Let’s travel! Pide a los de unidad.
y los objetivos estudiantes que realicen un video
que persigue para después presentarlo en clase.
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EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Identifica las 13. El facilitador pide a los estudiantes El estudiante resuelve Cañón, libreta, Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Libro de texto 1 sesión
ideas claves en un resolver los ejercicios de las páginas los ejercicios del Term Libro de texto y libreta evidencias. ejercicios resueltos
Planeación didáctica
texto o discurso 43-46 en equipos. Evaluation, pp. 43- 46 de notas. pgs.43-46 contestadas
oral e infiere y realiza de tarea las Libro de texto Coevaluación
conclusiones a Indica realizar como tarea Cultural pp.119-121. Autoevaluación. 2%
partir de ellas. Note 1 (Films Shot in Mexico)
Se comunica 14. El facilitador pide a los estudiantes El estudiante presenta en Cañón Rúbrica de evaluación Video guardado en 2 sesiones
en una segunda presentar sus videos al resto del equipos sus videos al resto Laptop algún reproductor de
lengua en grupo de la clase. Libro de texto video y presentado en
situaciones clase
cotidianas.
20%
Identifica las 15. Aplica examen escrito de primer El alumno realiza examen Examen impreso Examen escrito/ Examen contestado y 1 sesión
ideas claves en un parcial. Registra trabajos y puntos escrito de primer parcial Heteroevaluación pegado en cuaderno
texto o discurso obtenidos por cada alumno en su individual. Entrega sus Libro de texto Lista de registro 50%
oral e infiere libro y libreta. trabajos y puntos del libro / portafolios de
conclusiones a y observa que le sean evidencias
partir de ellas. registrados en lista.
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ESTRATEGIA DE ENSEÑANZA-APRENDIZAJE
APERTURA (Segundo Parcial)
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Escucha, interpreta 1. El facilitador brinda retroalimentación El alumno recibe Presentación Power Libro de texto/ Portafolios de Ficha Construye-T 1 sesión
y emite mensajes del examen y resuelve dudas de las calificaciones y Point evidencias impresa y resuelta
pertinentes en calificaciones de 1er parcial. resuelve dudas en la Cañón Libreta de Participación oral
distintos contextos retroalimentación. notas Heteroevaluación Libro de texto
mediante la Dirige lección HSE Ficha Construye-T. Ficha Construye-T
utilización de Realiza la actividad HSE impresa o proyectada.
medios, códigos fichas construye-T dirigida
herramientas por el profesor.
apropiados.
Se conoce y se
valora a sí mismo y
aborda problemas
y retos teniendo
en cuenta los
objetivos que
persigue.
Planeación didáctica
Aplica distintas
estrategias
comunicativas
según quienes
sean sus
interlocutores,
el contexto en el
que se encuentra
y los objetivos que
persigue.
150
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Escucha, 2. Empieza la unidad Follow the El estudiante participa Presentación Power Libro de texto con ejercicios Ejercicios en libro de 1 sesión
interpreta y rules and be polite con preguntas en plenaria realizando las Point resueltos Participación oral texto, pp 48-50
Planeación didáctica
emite mensajes detonadoras y pide lectura de la actividades dirigidas por Cañón Coevaluación 2%
pertinentes página 48 African Safari en plenaria el facilitador. Después, Libreta de notas
en distintos con el grupo contesta la parte de intercambia libros para
contextos Speaking y Vocabulary. revisar respuestas. Libro de texto
mediante la
utilización de
medios, códigos
y herramientas
apropiados.
Identifica las
ideas clave en un
texto o discurso
oral e infiere
conclusiones a
partir de ellas.
Aplica distintas
estrategias
comunicativas
según quienes
sean sus
interlocutores,
el contexto en el
que se encuentra
y los objetivos
que persigue.
151
Upward Skills III
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
3. El facilitador explica la gramática El estudiante toma notas Cañón, reproductor Libro de texto con ejercicios Libro de texto con 1 sesión
de los verbos modales: Must, can, en su libreta del tema de audio y/o bocinas resueltos ejercicios resueltos,
should, have to, etcétera. gramatical presentado Libro de texto, pp. 51-53
y escucha el audio para pp. 51- 53 Coevaluación Apuntes en libreta de
Dirige actividades de las pp. 51-53 después poder resolver notas
Safari Park Rules en plenaria con ejercicios en su libro de 2%
el grupo. texto.
Reproduce los audios (tracks 6
y 7), y dirige la realización de las
actividades de Listening y Speaking.
4. El facilitador dirige las actividades de El estudiante practica Libro de texto Libro de texto con ejercicios Libro de texto con 1 sesión
Speaking y Writing del libro de texto Speaking con preguntas Apuntes de libreta resueltos,. pp. 55-56 ejercicios resueltos
y pide a los eatudiantes resolver los específicas en su libro de pgs. 55-56
ejercicios. texto. Después practica Coevaluación 2%
redactando un correo
respondiendo preguntas
específicas.
Planeación didáctica
5. El facilitador genera e introduce el El estudiante toma notas Presentación Power Libro de texto y libreta de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
tema de Modals’ Functions: en su libreta y realiza las Point y/o Flash Cards notas ejercicios resueltos,
*To give an advice actividades dirigidas por el Cañón Apuntes de pp. 57-58
*To express obligation facilitador en binas. libreta Coevaluación Apuntes en libreta de
*To express ability Libro de texto notas.
*To express future possibility 2%
Después pide al estudiante trabajar
en binas en su libro de texto.
6. El facilitador pide a varios alumnos El estudiante lee en Presentation y/o Flash Ejercicios en libro de texto, Participación oral 1 sesión
al leer en plenaria el Crossing plenaria y realiza las Cards. libreta de notas. Libro de texto con
knowledge “The Guggenheim actividades dirigidas por Cañón Libreta ejercicios resueltos,
Museum” y “Black Friday” y dirige el facilitador en libro de de notas Coevaluación pp. 59-60 2%
las actividades a realizar. texto. Libro de texto
152
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
7. El facilitador explica la realización El alumno se organiza en Libro de texto Libro de texto, rúbrica para Participación oral
del proyecto de Unidad 3 Let´s equipos para Libreta de apuntes evaluación de póster y de Libro de texto con
Planeación didáctica
Travel en donde por equipos de 6 organizar la realización presentación oral ejercicios resueltos, 1 sesión
personas deben diseñar un póster del proyecto de la unidad. 10% pp. 61-62
de Famous or Popular Landmarks Después, responde el
cuadro de autoevaluación Coevaluación 2%
Guía para realizar el llenado en su libro de texto. Autoevaluación.
de la Self Evaluation Chart de
la Unidad 3, p. 62.
8. El facilitador pide a los estudiantes Libro de texto Rúbrica de evaluación de Presentación oral 2
presentar sus proyectos mientras El estudiante presenta Cartulina, marcadores, proyecto (libro de texto) Póster realizado sesiones
los evalúa. en equipos el póster plumones, y colores 10 %
diseñado, basándose en
los temas gramaticales y
de vocabulario vistos.
9. El facilitador presenta la Unidad El estudiante participa Flash Cards Libro de texto y libreta de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
4 Adventures Sports, Jobs and en plenaria realizando las Cañón notas ejercicios resueltos,
Spare time activities con preguntas actividades dirigidas por el Libreta de notas pp. 63-66
detonadoras y pide lectura de la facilitador. Libro de texto Coevaluación 2%
p. 64 Adventure Activities. En
plenaria, con el grupo dirige la
resolución de actividades de
vocabulario.
10. El facilitador reproduce El estudiante escucha el Reproductor de Libro de texto Libro de texto con 1 sesión
Identifica las el track 8 Listening, y dirige la audio para después poder audio, y libreta de notas ejercicios resueltos,
ideas clave en un realización de las actividades de revisar las respuestas Cañón pp. 67-69
texto o discurso Listening y Speaking. individualmente. Presentación Power Apuntes en libreta de
oral e infiere El facilitador explica la gramática Toma notas en su libro Point notas.
conclusiones a de Adverbial Phrases, y dirige la de texto y realiza las Libreta de notas 1%
partir de ellas. resolución de actividades en el libro actividades dirigidas por el Libro de texto
de texto, pide trabajar en binas. facilitador en binas.
153
Upward Skills III
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Se comunica 11. El facilitador pide a los estudiantes El estudiante escucha el Reproductor de audio Libro de texto y libreta de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
en una segunda realizar la actividad de Writing en su audio para después poder Cañón Libreta de notas ejercicios resueltos,
lengua en libro de texto. Después, reproduce resolver ejercicios en su notas pp. 70-72
situaciones el track 9 (Listening) y dirige la libro de texto. Libro de texto Coevaluación Apuntes en libreta
cotidianas. realización de las actividades de Toma notas en su libro de notas
listening y vocabulary. de texto y realiza las
actividades dirigidas por el 1%
facilitador en binas.
Aplica distintas 12. El facilitador explica la gramática de El estudiante resuelve Presentation y/o Flash Libro de texto y libreta de Libro de texto con 1 sesión
estrategias Infinitive verbs y Gerunds y dirige la los ejercicios del libro en Cards notas ejercicios resueltos,
comunicativas resolución de actividades en el libro binas para después revisar Cañón Libreta de pp. 73-74
según quienes de texto, pide trabajar en binas. respuestas en forma notas Coevaluación Apuntes en libreta
sean sus grupal. Libro de texto de notas
interlocutores,
el contexto en el 2%
que se encuentra
y los objetivos
que persigue
Identifica las 13. El facilitador pide leer el Crossing El estudiante escucha el Presentación Power Libro de texto y libreta de Participación oral 1 sesión
ideas clave en un Knowledge Top 5 Most Stressful audio para después poder Point notas Libro de texto con
Planeación didáctica
texto o discurso Professions y la entrevista a King resolver ejercicios en su Flash Cards ejercicios resueltos,
oral e infiere Garuda y contesta actividad libro de texto. Cañón Coevaluación pp. 75-76
conclusiones a en plenaria con el grupo. Toma notas en su libro Libreta de notas
partir de ellas. de texto y realiza las Libro de texto Tarea: libro, pp. 122-
El facilitador explica la realización actividades dirigidas. 124
Se comunica del proyecto de Unidad 4 Our
en una segunda favorite activities en parejas Los estudiantes realizan la 2%
lengua en realizando un organizador gráfico. Cultural note en binas en
situaciones su libro de texto.
cotidianas. Indica al alumno que realice la
Cultural note 2 (Cheapest cities
to visit in the world) y resuelva
con la misma de tarea.
154
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Se comunica 14. El facilitador pide a los estudiantes El estudiante presenta Cañón Rúbrica de evaluación Organizador gráfico / 2 sesiones
en una segunda presentar organizadores o en equipos sus videos al Laptop encuesta
Planeación didáctica
lengua en encuestas por equipos mientras facilitador mientras que el Libro de texto
situaciones el resto del grupo trabaja en binas resto del grupo trabaja en 20%
cotidianas. resolviendo el Term Evaluation 2. la Term Evaluation 2.
Identifica las 15. Aplica examen escrito de primer El alumno realiza examen Examen impreso Examen escrito/ Examen contestado 1 sesión
ideas claves en un parcial. escrito de segundo parcial Heteroevaluación y pegado en
texto o discurso Registra trabajos y puntos individual. Entrega sus Libro de texto cuaderno
oral e infiere obtenidos por cada alumno en su trabajos y puntos del libro, / portafolios de Lista de registro 50%
conclusiones a libro y libreta. observando que le sean evidencias
partir de ellas. registrados en lista.
155
Upward Skills III
ESTRATEGIA DE ENSEÑANZA-APRENDIZAJE
Cierre (Tercer Parcial)
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Escucha, interpreta 1. El facilitador brinda retroalimentación El alumno recibe Presentación Libro de texto Participación oral 1 sesión
y emite mensajes del examen y resuelve dudas de las calificaciones y Power Point Participación oral Libro de texto con
pertinentes en calificaciones de 2do parcial. resuelve dudas en la Cañón ejercicios resueltos,
distintos contextos retroalimentación. Libreta de notas Coevaluación pp. 83-86
mediante la Dirige lección HSE Ficha Construye- T. Libro de texto Autoevaluación
utilización de Realiza la actividad HSE Ficha Construye-T 1%
medios, códigos Empieza la unidad Volunteering fichas Construye-T dirigida impresa o proyectada
herramientas con preguntas detonadoras y pide por el profesor.
apropiados. lectura de la p. 84 Laughter Therapy
en plenaria con el grupo contesta la El estudiante participa
Se conoce y se parte de comprensión lectora. en plenaria realizando las
valora a sí mismo y actividades dirigidas por el
aborda problemas facilitador.
y retos teniendo
en cuenta los
objetivos que
persigue.
Planeación didáctica
Aplica distintas
estrategias
comunicativas
según quienes
sean sus
interlocutores,
el contexto en el
que se encuentra
y los objetivos que
persigue
156
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Escucha,
interpreta y
Planeación didáctica
emite mensajes
pertinentes
en distintos
contextos
mediante la
utilización de
medios, códigos
herramientas
apropiados.
Identifica las
ideas clave en un
texto o discurso
oral e infiere
conclusiones a
partir de ellas.
Aplica distintas
estrategias
comunicativas
según quienes
sean sus
interlocutores,
el contexto en el
que se encuentra
y los objetivos
que persigue.
2. El facilitador pide al estudiante El estudiante realiza las Libro de texto Ejercicios en libro de texto Libro de texto con 1 sesión
trabajar en las secciones de actividades en binas. El Reproductor de audio contestados. ejercicios resueltos,
vocabulario de su libro de texto. estudiante escucha el Cañón Libreta pp. 86-89
El facilitador reproduce el track 10 audio para después poder de notas 1%
Listening, y dirige la realización de las resolver ejercicios en su Libro de texto
actividades de Listening. libro de texto.
157
Upward Skills III
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
3. El facilitador pide al estudiante El estudiante realiza Cañón Libro de texto Libreta de notas Libro de texto con 1 sesión
trabajar en las secciones de Speaking las actividades Libreta de notas ejercicios resueltos,
y Writing de su libro de texto, dirigidas, trabajando Libro de texto Coevaluación pp. 90-92
dirigiendo las actividades a realizar individualmente. (Llena
en grupo. una aplicación de 1%
voluntariado).
4. El facilitador explica la gramática de Toma notas en libreta Presentación Power Libro de texto Libro de texto con 1 sesión
Zero Conditional y pide trabajar en y realiza las actividades Point y/o Flash Cards Libreta de notas ejercicios resueltos pp.
binas respondiendo los ejercicios dirigidas por el facilitador Cañón Libreta de 93-95
gramaticales en su libro de texto. en binas. notas Coevaluación
Después pide trabajar en ejerccios Libro de texto, pp. 1%
de comprensión lectora (Doctors 93-95
without borders p. 95).
5. El facilitador explica la gramática de Toma notas en libreta Cañón Libreta de Libro de texto Libro de texto con 1 sesión
First Conditional y pide trabajar en y realiza las actividades notas Libreta de notas ejercicios resueltos,
binas respondiendo los ejercicios dirigidas por el facilitador Libro de texto, pp. pp. 94-96
gramaticales en su libro de texto. en binas. 95-96 Coevaluación
Después pide trabajar en ejerccios 2%
de comprensión lectora (Doctors
Planeación didáctica
Planeación didáctica
del grupo. practicando la habilidad Libro de texto Heteroevaluación de video
de Speaking y resuelve
la Self evaluation Chart 20%
Unit 5.
8. Empieza la Unidad 6 Tough El estudiante participa Presentación Libro de texto Participación oral 1 sesión
Experiences con preguntas en plenaria realizando las Power Point Participación oral Libro de texto con
detonadoras y pide a los actividades dirigidas por el Cañón ejercicios resueltos,
estudiantes leer Catastrophic facilitador. Libreta de notas Coevaluación pp. 100-102
disasters, en plenaria con el grupo Libro de texto,
contesta la parte de Writing pp. 100-102. 2%
y Vocabulary.
Se comunica 9. El facilitador reproduce el track 11 El estudiante escucha el Reproductor de audio Libro de texto Libro de texto con 1 sesión
en una segunda Listening y dirige la realización de las audio para después poder Cañón Libreta de notas ejercicios resueltos,
lengua en actividades de Listening, Speaking y resolver ejercicios en su Libreta de notas pp. 103-106
situaciones Writing. libro de texto y realiza las Libro de texto, Coevaluación
cotidianas. actividades dirigidas. pp.103-106 2%
Identifica las 10. El facilitador explica y dirige las El estudiante participa Presentación Libro de texto Libro de texto con 1 sesión
ideas clave en un actividades de Writing, p. 107, en plenaria realizando las Power Point Participación oral ejercicios resueltos,
texto o discurso retomando el Speaking de la p.104. actividades dirigidas por el Cañón pp. 107-108
oral e infiere facilitador. Libreta de notas Coevaluación
conclusiones a Libro de texto, 2%
partir de ellas. pp.107-108
159
Upward Skills III
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
11. Explica la Gramática del Present El estudiante participa Presentación Libro de texto Libro de texto 1
perfect, y dirige la solución de en plenaria realizando Power Point Participación oral con ejercicios sesión
ejercicios en el libro de texto. las actividades dirigidas Cañón resueltos, pp.
por el facilitador. Libreta de notas Coevaluación 109-110
Libro de texto, pp.
109-110 2%
Aplica 12. El facilitador pide leer el Crossing El estudiante realiza las Cañón Libro de texto Libreta de Libro de texto 1
distintas knowledge The Tsunami, en actividades dirigidas Libreta de notas notas con ejercicios sesión
estrategias plenaria, y contesta actividad de por el facilitador Libro de texto, pp. resueltos, pp.
comunicativas la misma manera con el grupo. trabajando en binas. 95-96 Coevaluación 111-112
según quienes Después, pide al estudiante
sean sus responder la página 112 con 2%
interlocutores, vocabulario relacionado con la
el contexto lectura previa.
en el que se
encuentra y
los objetivos
que persigue.
Planeación didáctica
13. El facilitador explica la El estudiante participa Cañón Libro de texto Libro de texto 1
Se conoce realización del proyecto de en plenaria realizando Libreta de notas Participación oral con ejercicios sesión
y se valora Unidad 6 Catastrophic disasters las actividades dirigidas Libro de texto, resueltos, pp.
a sí mismo en equipos de 6 personas y por el facilitador. pp. 95-96 Coevaluación
y aborda realizan el póster de algún Y resuelve la Self Autoevaluación 2%
problemas y desastre natural y responder el Evaluation Chart Unit
retos teniendo Term Evaluation en su libro, 6, p. 114.
en cuenta los pp. 115- 118.
objetivos que El facilitador pide solucionar la
persigue. Self Evaluation Chart Unit 6, p.
114.
160
EVIDENCIA
APRENDIZAJES ACTIVIDADES ACTIVIDADES INSTRUMENTO Y TIPO
RECURSOS DE APRENDIZAJE TIEMPO
ESPERADOS DE ENSEÑANZA DEL ESTUDIANTE DE EVALUACIÓN
Y PONDERACIÓN
Se comunica 14. El facilitador pide al estudiante El estudiante presenta Libro de texto Libro de texto Póster sobre 2 sesiones
en una segunda presentar sus proyectos (pósters) su proyecto en equipo Cartulina, marcadores, Participación oral Catastrophic
Planeación didáctica
lengua en por equipos mientras el resto de la mientras el resto de la plumones, colores, Disasters
situaciones clase trabaja en la sección Cultural clase trabaja en la sección etc., pp. 113- 114 Coevaluación 10%
cotidianas. Notes. de Cultural Notes. Heteroevaluación
Identifica las 15. Aplica examen escrito de tercer El alumno realiza examen Examen escrito Examen escrito/ Examen contestado 1 sesión
ideas clave en un parcial. escrito de primer parcial Libro de texto, Heteroevaluación y pegado en
texto o discurso Registra trabajos y puntos individual. Entrega sus pp. 79-82 Libreta de cuaderno.
oral e infiere obtenidos por cada alumno en su trabajos y puntos del libro notas Portafolio de evidencias/ Lista de registro
conclusiones a libro y libreta. y observa que le sean Lista de registro Heteroevaluación
partir de ellas. registrados en lista. 50%
BIBLIOGRAFÍA:
Pérez Maldonado Claudia Ingrid, Olvera Rodríguez Mónica Esther. UPWARD SKILLS III. Editorial Esfinge.
Diccionario inglés-español / español-Inglés.
NOTA: En caso de existir proyectos adicionales transversales el facilitador los revisa para ser tomados en cuenta en la calificación. Así mismo, las visitas y/o viajes académicos pueden variar
dependiendo de cada profesor o plantel.
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Notes
162
y la globalización
w a Project Section, that encourages students to use their
language competence and critical thinking to prepare
and present a product.
Teachers’ Guide
SKILLS
La humanidad
UPWARD
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www.esfinge.mx
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