Buscador global

Students are going to think of ways of making a positive impact on the world around them as well as mastering their English skills through engaging, interactive activities. Through service learning, students will develop the competences that define their output profile when they finish their compulsory secondary school years.

At the end of the project, they will have:

• read web pages about music festivals
• watched promotional videos.
• learnt vocabulary about music and emotions.
• revised future tenses, modals and questions.

This OER will improve both English skills and ICT ones by using as a context the Agenda 2030: SDG 5, 8, 10 & 16. Students will develop the key competences and the specific competences. They will have learnt:

• To develop research skills and visual design skills.
• To express general truth, future events, hypothetical situations and regrets and planned actions, arrangements, predictions and spontaneity.
• To debate
• To skim and scan and reading awareness
• Vocabulary related to the semantic field of gender equality, work and economic growth, reduced inequalities, peace, justice and strong institution
• Create an infographic, do a job interview, do a timeline, and write news reports
• Review questions words
• Give right intonation in questions: up and down
• Future tenses: will / be+ going to / present continuous.
• Conditionals: 1st / 2nd / 3rd type.
• Vocabulary related to mass media, gender equality, decent work and economic growth, reduced inequalities, peace, justice and strong institutions.

Students will travel to New York to learn a lot of facts about America and its main cities and design an infographic about their lives. Each section is going to take place in a different part of the city of New York. In each place, there is a proposal of tasks, challenges and activities. At the end of the project, they will have:

• read official websites
• watched videos about the city.
• posted tweets.
• recorded a video.
• recorded a podcast.
• made a digital poster.
• learnt the difference between Present Perfect and Past Simple.
• learnt about the use of “yet” and “already”, “for” and “since”.
• Pronunciation of /e/ vs /ei/
• Vocabulary: personal feelings, opinions and experiences

Students will travel to Edinburgh to learn a lot of facts of its main landmarks. Each section is going to take place in a different and famous part of the city of Edinburgh. In each place, there is a proposal of tasks, challenges and activities. At the end of the project, they will have:

• read official web pages
• watched promotional videos of Edinburgh.
• posted tweets
• recorded a video
• recorded a podcast
• made a mind map.
• written a post.
• learnt the difference between present simple and present continuous.
• learnt about adverbs of possibility and relative Pronouns
• learnt vocabulary about sports and hobbies.

Students will travel to Ireland to learn a lot of facts of Cork and its main landmarks. Each section is going to take place in a different and famous part of the city of Cork. In each place, there is a proposal of tasks, challenges and activities. At the end of the project, they will have:

• read official web pages.
• watched promotional videos of Cork.
• posted tweets.
• recorded a video.
• recorded a podcast.
• made a digital poster.
• learnt the present perfect, affirmative and negative sentences (‘just’, ‘ever’ & ‘never’)
• learnt vocabulary about the weather and the environment.

Students are going to think of ways of making a positive impact on the world around them as well as mastering their English skills through engaging activities. Through service learning, students will develop the competences that define their output profile when they finish their compulsory secondary school years.

At the end of the project, they will have:

• reflected on the meaning of art;
• given opinion about types of art;
• read official museum web pages, leaflets and key maps;
• identified art elements and described a piece of art;
• promoted an art exhibition in their town.

Students will travel to Sydney to learn a lot of facts of Australia and its main cities, design and record a podcast about a topic of their interest. Each section is going to take place in a different and famous part of the city of Sydney. In each place, there is a proposal of tasks, challenges and activities. At the end of the project, they will have:

• read official web pages
• watched promotional videos of Australia.
• posted tweets
• recorded a video
• recorded a podcast
• made a digital poster
• learnt the passive voice
• learnt question tags
• Pronunciation of /u/ – /u:/.
• Reading activities about the Commonwealth and Sydney Olympic Games 2000
• Vocabulary about a topic of the student’s interests.

Students will travel to Dublin to learn a lot of facts of of this city. Each section is going to take place in a different and famous part of the city of Dublin. In each place, there is a proposal of tasks, challenges and activities. At the end of the project, they will have:

• read official web pages
• watched promotional videos of Dublin.
• posted tweets
• recorded a video clip
• recorded a podcast
• written an informative text.
• made a digital poster.
• made an oral presentation.
• revised comparatives and superlatives.
• learned quantifiers: both, both of/ neither / neither of /either / either of / too / (not) enough / A little / A few / A lot of
• learnt vocabulary about animals, the weather and environmentally friendly attitudes