Programación didáctica segundo curso | Oposinet

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Subject: English and its didactic. Course: 2nd (Magisterio de Inglés)

YEAR PROGRAM INDEX

0. Introduction………………………………………………………………………………………. 3

1. – English Area Curriculum………………………………………………………………….. 4

1.1-General Objectives…………………………………………………………………………. 4

1.2-Blocks of Contents………………………………………………………………………….. 5

1.3-Assessment Criteria………………………………………………………………………… 6

2. – Educative Project of the Centre…………………………………………………………… 10

2.1- Context and Languages Program…………………………………………………….. 10

2.2- Class characteristics…………………………………………………………………….. 12

2.3-Collateral Topic of the Centre…………………………………………………………… 14

3. Curricular Project of the Centre…………………………………………………………….. 14

3.1-Sequencing of the general objectives………………………………………………… 14

3.2-Sequencing of the assessment criteria……………………………………………….. 15

4.-Collateral Topics……………………………………………………………………………….. 16

5. – Cross-Curricular Aspects…………………………………………………………………… 18

6. – Methodology and groupings……………………………………………………………….. 19

6.1-Methodology……………………………………………………………………………….. 19

6.2-Groupings…………………………………………………………………………………… 19

6.3. – Special Educative Needs……………………………………………………………… 20

7. – Materials……………………………………………………………………………………….. 22

8. – Didactic Units of the Year Program……………………………………………………….. 23

8.1. – Timing of the Didactic Units…………………………………………………………. 23

8.2. – Development of the Units…………………………………………………………….. 25

9. – Evaluation……………………………………………………………………………………… 64

10. – Bibliography…………………………………………………………………………………. 66

11. – Annexe………………………………………………………………………………………..67

YEAR PROGRAM

0. Introduction

In XXI century society, we must prepare our pupils to live in a world which is becoming more and more
international, multicultural and multilingual.

The main objective of the area of Foreign Language is to enable our students to speak, listen, read and
write in this Language from the beginning of their learning.

Foreign Language classes are essential to our pupils’ learning, because most of them never use the
second language out of the class.

Therefore, we want our pupils to achieve comunicative competence in the oral and written way, in social
contexts acording to their age.

1. ENGLISH AREA CURRICULUM

We have used to do this section of the year program the Decree 111/2007 of Primary Education
Curriculum for the Valencian Community
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1.1 General objectives

1. – Listening and understanding messages, using transmitted information to develop tasks related to
their experiences.

2. – Communicating orally in easy and everyday situations, using verbal and non verbal communication
and adopting a respectful and cooperative attitude.

3. – Writing texts previously worked in class using models of diverse finalities.

4. – Reading comprehensively for pleasure and to obtain information according to a final goal.

5. – Learning to use with a progressive autonomy all the resources around them, including the new
technologies to obtain information and to communicate in the foreign language.

6. – Using the foreign language progressively to affirm and wide already known contents of the non
linguistic areas to learn new ones.

7. – Valuing the foreign language and any language, as an understanding and communication means
among people from different nationalities and diverse cultures as learning tool for diverse contents.

8. – Showing a receptive, interested and trusting attitude in their own learning ability and in the use of
the foreign language.

9. – Using the previous knowledge and experiences with other languages for a faster, positive and
autonomous acquisition of the foreign language.
10. – Using any language of the curriculum as information and learning tool, bearing in mind the
competence developed in each one of them.

11. – Identifying phonetic, rhythmic, stress and intonation aspects, as the linguistic structures and lexical
aspects of the foreign language and using them as basic communication elements.

1.2.Blocks of contents

Block 1, Listen , speak and converse acquires , in this stage , special relevancy. The limited presence of
the foreign language in the social context does that the linguistic model contributed by the school be the
first source of knowledge learning of the language. The mention model will have to gather the variety of
speeches, usual expressions, phonetic and prosodic shapes own of different royal situations of
communication , with the support of the audio-visual conventional means and with the communication
and information technologies . The speeches used in the classroom are at the same time vehicle and
object fo learning , by the currículum it has atended as to the knowledge of linguistic elements as to its
capacity uses to the development of the communicative tasks .

Block 2 , Read , Write in coherence with the other , it pretends the knowledge of the written language.
The progressive use of the written language it will depend on the degree of knowledge of the oral forms
and of the progressive safety in the graphic representation of the language sounds, normally different of
the own language. In order to overcome this lack of safety, there are recommended the use of
dictionaries and other means of consulting (convencional or digital) for the comprenhension or
composition of all kind of texts.

Block 3, Language knowledge , it includes as linguistic knowledges as contents of reflection of the

learning . The point of the item was the situations of use that foment the acquisition of rules by the
language development , so that all of the pupils can establish what elements of the foreign language , it
behave that in languages that it knows developing the confidence in his aptitude to be served it .

Block 4 , The language as an instrument of learning, claims that the student could be acquiring of
progressive form contents of the matters curricular not linguistics. It will split of the accomplishment of
simple projects, experiments and manipulative and be in context activities, in that they are resumed,
there guarantee or expand contents of the not linguistic areas, with few cognitive demand and that
already have been acquired in the L1 or L2.
The contents of Block 5 , Sociocultural aspects and Intercultural conscience , contribute to that boys and
girls know his customs, ways of social relationship, features and particularities of the countries where
the people speak foreign language; definitely , ways of live different from the own ones . It will promote
the respect and the interest of the cultural and social realities.

Block 6 The communication and information technology

Is in this area where the information and communication technology obtains its maximum belonging
.The possibility of working directly of real texts , The possibility to accede to cultural elaborated products
( songs , tales and films ) and to comunícate with the speakers with the same age or to participate in
joint projects, In addition to the intrinsic attraction that have for the younger apprentices , They do of
the TIC a global context that grants interest and relevancy to all of the activities that can be easily done
at language class .

1.3.Assessment criteria

1st Cycle Assessment Criteria.

1. – Getting the global idea and identifying some specific elements in oral texts, with the help of
linguistic and non linguistic elements related with class activities and their surroundings.

2. – Reading and identifying words and easy sentences previously worked orally about familiar topics and
their interests, through fun and communicative activities, with visual, mimics and verbal support.

3. – Writing words and expressions orally used known by the student from models and with an specific
task.

4. – Participating in class activities and very controlled oral interactions about known topics, in easily
predictable communicative situations or related to immediate communicative needs, such as: greetings,
expressing their likes, feelings and basic necessities.
5. – Recognising and reproducing some rhythm aural aspects, stress and expressions intonation that
appear in communicative contexts or in reading aloud activities, always following a model.

6. – Recognising some basic strategies to learn to learn such as: asking for help, using non verbal
communication, using picture dictionaries and identifying some personal aspects that help them to learn
better.

7. – Valuing acquiring some autonomy in the spontaneous use of simple and everyday structures and
customs.

8. – Showing interest and curiosity for learning the foreign language and recognising the linguistic variety
as an enrichment element.

2nd Cycle Assessment Criteria.

1. – Getting the global idea and identifying some specific elements in oral texts, related with class
activities and their surroundings with the support of linguistic and non linguistic elements present in
communication.

2. – Reading and getting the global and some specific information of easy and diverse texts, adequate to
their communicative competence about known topics, with the help of basic strategies with a final task.

3.- Participating in class activities and in oral controlled interactions about known topics, in everyday,
predictable, simulated communicative situations or related to communication necessities (talking about
their abilities and likes, asking for permission…) respecting the basic exchange rules, such as listening and
looking to whom is speaking.

4.- Writing short sentences and diverse significative texts in everyday and school situations, from models,
with a specific final task and with an established format, so on paper or digital.
5.- Using expressions and structures of the foreign language containing aural aspects (rhythm, stress and
intonation) in different communicative contexts in a meaningful way, in reading aloud activities and
where students can participate orally in an active way.

6.- Using some strategies to learn to learn: asking for clarifications, observing models, accompanying
communication with gestures, doing associations, using picture dictionaries and bilingual dictionaries,
recovering, searching and obtaining information about known topics in different topics and identifying
some personal aspects that help him/her to learn better.

7.- Valuing the foreign language as a communication means among other people and showing curiosity
and interest towards those speaking the foreign language.

8.- Identifying some daily life aspects, customs and celebrations of the countries where the foreign
language is spoken and comparing them with their own.

3rd Cycle Assessment Criteria.

1.- Getting the global idea and identifying some specific information in varied oral texts used in different
communication situations.

2.- Reading, quietly and aloud, different texts with increasing vocabulary and more complex expressions,
with the help of basic strategies, to obtain explicit information and to obtain direct inferences.

3.- Maintaining everyday and familiar conversations about known topics in predictable communication
situations, respecting the basic exchange rules, as listening and looking to the speaker.

4.- Making different written texts from models, on paper and on digital support, paying special attention
to the production phases: planning, writing and revising.
5.- Recognising and reproducing as correctly as possible, aural, rhythmic, stress and intonation aspects,
in different communicative contexts, and when using the basic structures of the foreign language.

6.- Using some strategies to favour the learning process as: using visual resources and gestures, asking to
obtain information, asking for clarifications, using bilingual and monolingual dictionaries, searching,
obtaining and organising information in different supports, using the information and communication
technologies to contrast and check information, and identifying some aspects that help them to learn
better.

7.- Valuing the foreign language as a communication means among other people and as a learning tool,
showing curiosity towards those speaking the foreign language and interest to establish personal
relations with the help of the new technologies.

8.- Identifying some aspects, customs and traditions of the English speaking countries, making relations
and comparisons with their own to develop an intercultural conscience.

2. EDUCATIVE PROJECT OF THE CENTRE

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2.1 Context and Language Program

Capacity

It´s a double line school : This year fourth and fifth grade are lost . Nowadays it has registered 343 pupils,
distributed in the level of preprimary education- 6 units, Primary education – 10 units . The classrooms
has a medium of 22 pupils except 3rd and 6th grade of PIL , that only has 15 pupils .

It has a dinning room service , where 203 pupils eat all days.
The new pupils matriculation is ever constant all of the year because of that the classroom hasn´t
covered the maximum established limit by the ratio .

Principles of identity

– The center assume and promote the values of freedom , tolerance , cooperation and solidarity as well
as respect and appreciation to the human dignity , withouth forgetting the formation for the peace .

– We can fight against the media powers to eradicte the negative values like the consumerism ,
xenophobia , competitiveness ..

– We use undistinctively the valencian language and the spanish language depending on the context .

– Methodologic and active line based on the individual education

– Be essential that all of the educative community will be perceiving the arrival of student body
immigrant as a Wealth-producing fact because of this the school thinks necessary that the fact of the
creation of tolerance attitudes in the pupils is necessary to favour the intercultural relationship .

This year program is thinking to develop in a school situated in Mare de Déu del Remei Street , d
´Alacant . The population is the middle class and it recovers a few qualificate job ,prevailing the workers
for foreign account, the majority of them works in the construction of buildings and houses and peddlers
. The women on the whole , devote to the domestic service.

The attended population is very diversed: sons of indigenous families with a significant number
belonging to the gypsi etnia : There is well-Known the increase of immigrant families proceeding from
Spanish-American countries as Ecuador, Colombia, which they come to this zone to work as a
housekeeping.

Services
The neighbourhood has three different primary education centers , two of high school, one of
Preprimary , one center of permanent education and the art and applied trades next to our school .

Our neighbours have two libraries that nowadays don´t take advantage by the people of the
neighbourhood.

A center of health of primary care covers the basic needs.

The neighbourhood has got a great zone of games, The “Lo Morant” park , sportscenter tracks so much
in the same park as in our center, a cover sportscenter.

The MTA (Metropolitan transport area ) service communicates the neighbourhood with the rest of the
city.

2.2 Class characteristics

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Our class consist of a lot of pupils with a lot of different nationalities

– 3 morrocans

– 1 ecuadorians

– 3 colombians

– 1 pupil of East Europe

– And on the other hand :

– 5 gipsy pupils

– The rest of the pupils to complete 24 are spanish pupils.

All the derivade needs of all of this are :

– By one side the variety of languages and the educative level that they do necessary curricular
adjustments to access to the currículum and the group ones too: by the other side the need to foment
attitudes of tolerance and of respect towards the different cultures that interact everyday in our
classroom

We are going to analize students who are in the third grade of primary education, for this reason, we
have thought that it would be a good idea to analize how are these students if we analize them using
Piaget stages.

Our students belong to the Concrete Operations Stage (7 to 11 years)

Intelligence is now both symbolic and logical.

Acquires ‘operations’ = a set of general rules and strategies.

The most critical part of operations is realising ‘reversibility’ = both physical and mental processes can be
reversed and cancelled out by others.
The concrete operational child will overcome the aspects of rigidity apparent in a preoperational child.
These are:

lack of reversibility

states

appearance

conservation

The tasks of concrete operations are:

Seriation – putting items (such as toys) in height order.

Classification – the difference between two similar items such as daisies and roses.

Conservation – realising something can have same properties, even if it appears differently.

It is important to realise that operations and conservations don’t develop at the same time. They
develop gradually and are not an ‘all or nothing’ phenomenon. For example, the first to develop is
number conservation followed by mass conservation, area conservation, liquid conservation and finally
solid volume conservation.

Thinking is not abstract. It is limited to concrete phenomena and the child’s own past experiences.

2.3 Collateral Topic of the centre

In our school there are a lot of nationalities and this is an adventage for eveybody because we can learn
a lot of things each other. We think that the most important thing in the good development of the
course is teaching students to respect each other, for this reason, we will focus our collateral topic in
these aspects:

– moral and civic education

– peace education

Because these help us:

– To establish good relationships in the center.

– To eliminate any possible.

– To respect all of the cultures

3. CURRICULAR PROJECT OF THE CENTRE

3.1 Sequencing of the general objectives for the 2nd cycle

1- Listening and understanding messages, using transmitted information to develop tasks related to their
experiences.

2- Communicating orally in easy and everyday situations, using verbal and non verbal communication
and adopting a respectful and cooperative attitude.

3- Writing texts previously worked in class using models of diverse finalities.

4- Reading comprehensively for pleasure and to obtain information according to a final goal.

5- Learning to use with a progressive autonomy all the resources around them, including the new
technologies to obtain information and to communicate in the foreign language.
6- Using the foreign language progressively to affirm and wide already known contents of the non
linguistic areas to learn new ones.

7- Valuing the foreign language and any language, as an understanding and communication means
among people from different nationalities and diverse cultures as learning tool for diverse contents.

8- Showing a receptive, interested and trusting attitude in their own learning ability and in the use of the
foreign language.

9- Using the previous knowledge and experiences with other languages for a faster, positive and
autonomous acquisition of the foreign language.

10- Using any language of the curriculum as information and learning tool, bearing in mind the
competence developed in each one of them.

11- Identifying phonetic, rhythmic, stress and intonation aspects, as the linguistic structures and lexical
aspects of the foreign language and using them as basic communication elements.

3.2. Assesment criteria for the second cycle

1- Getting the global idea and identifying some specific elements in oral texts, related with class activities
and their surroundings with the support of linguistic and non linguistic elements present in
communication.

2- Reading and getting the global and some specific information of easy and diverse texts, adequate to
their communicative competence about known topics, with the help of basic strategies with a final task.

3.- Participating in class activities and in oral controlled interactions about known topics, in everyday,
predictable, simulated communicative situations or related to communication necessities (talking about
their abilities and likes, asking for permission…) respecting the basic exchange rules, such as listening and
looking to whom is speaking.

4- Writing short sentences and diverse significative texts in everyday and school situations, from models,
with a specific final task and with an established format, so on paper or digital.

5.- Using expressions and structures of the foreign language containing aural aspects (rhythm, stress and
intonation) in different communicative contexts in a meaningful way, in reading aloud activities and
where students can participate orally in an active way.

6- Using some strategies to learn to learn: asking for clarifications, observing models, accompanying
communication with gestures, doing associations, using picture dictionaries and bilingual dictionaries,
recovering, searching and obtaining information about known topics in different topics and identifying
some personal aspects that help him/her to learn better.

7- Valuing the foreign language as a communication means among other people and showing curiosity
and interest towards those speaking the foreign language.

8. – Identifying some daily life aspects, customs and celebrations of the countries where the foreign
language is spoken and comparing them with their own.

4. COLLATERAL TOPICS

– Consumer Education.

Nowadays the consumer society is a very big problem. We want our pupils to develop a critic attitude
towards consumes, knowing their rights and duties, developing responsibility and solidarity and
analysing and selecting products.

We will desenvolupe this aspect in the unit called “My Bedroom”

– Peace Education.

Through this collateral topic we want our pupils to develop values such as solidarity, tolerance, and
respect for the diversity, dialogue capacity and social participation. From our area we develop this
collateral topic teaching a foreign language and its culture. From the knowledge we achieve respect and
tolerance.

We will desenvolupe this collateral topic in the following units: “My bedroom”, “The Ugly Duckling” and
“The city”.

– Equality Education for both sexes. (Speaking about the housework)

To develop in our pupils non sexist values and respectful opinions without sex discrimination. We will
focus on this item in the units “The food”, “ My bedroom”, and “The family”

– Moral and Civic Education.

Moral and Civic Education is developed in the unit following the rules of the class, working cooperatively
and using good manners when interacting with the teacher or the classmates and behaving and being
educated. We desenvolupe this collateral topic in the units: “My bedroom”, “The Ugly Duckling” and
“The city”

– Road safety education

This Collateral Topic tries to educate our students with knowledge about correct behaviours in the city as
a pedestrian or while cycling to avoid or cause accidents through the knowledge of the basic road signs
and behaviours. It will be desenvoluped in “The city” unit
– Health education

We will develop behaviours that allow us to have positive health conditions related to different aspects:
personal and social, environmental, physic and psychologic. This topic appears in “The food” unit

– Environment education

We work Environmental Education due to the fact that our pupils have to value and respect
environmental places and their fauna. They also have to been conscious of the necessity to conserve
them. It appears in the unit called “The city”

5. CROSS-CURRICULAR ASPECTS

We must conceive education as a global process, in which children should develop attitudes and acquire
contents from the different areas in an integrated way. According to this, we must work in our classes
not only with our pupils previous knowledge of our subject, but also with aspects related to the other
areas in the curriculum. These areas are the following:

Literature and language: We have globalized with this subject in units: “ The city”, “My bedroom” and
“The Ugly Duckling”

Art: We have globalized with this subject in the unit “The Ugly Duckling

Knowledge of the environment: We have globalized with this subject in units: “The city” and “The food”

Music: We have globalized with this subject in the unit: “The city”

Drama: In “My bedroom” we have done exercises about drama

New Technologies: “The Ugly Duckling” and “The City” desenvolupe this area in some of these sessions

Maths: We have globalized this subject in the unit called “The food”

6. METHODOLOGY AND GROUPINGS

6.1. Methodology (LOGSE & LOE)

ü Communicative approach. It is an approach to the teaching of second and foreign languages that
emphasizes interaction

ü Four skills in an integrated way.

ü Emphasis in the oral skills.

We think that reading and writing are important, but we don’t have to forget the oral and listening
speaking

ü Significative learning. We think that with this kind of learning our children will learn better because
their actual knowledge is related to the new information that we teach them

ü Lots of visual Aids. We have not to forget that they are children who are 8 years old so it is very
important to reinforce the information with a lot of visual aids to attract their attention

ü Learning by doing: They will learn doing things, because we think that the practice is the best way to
memorize and to adapt the new information to use it in the future correctly.

6.2. Groupings

We use all types of groupings in our class, individual work activities, pair work, group work and the
whole class, depending on the skill we are working.

We will let students work on their own and at their own speed at some stage during the class. Individual
work will be used in writing and reading to relax the students from outside pressure and to relay on
themselves rather than on other people.
We will use the pair work to encourage pupils’ cooperation to increase the amount of pupil practice and
to allow our pupils them to use the English language.

We think that to allow communication and co-operation among students who have different levels and
interest the better way is the class grouping. Through the corners methodology we have the great
advantage of allowing different groups of children to do different things in the classroom.

As teachers, we will act as a controller and assessor.

In the classroom we are going to:

– Try and achieve a warm, friendly, relaxed, atmosphere

– Make sure that the chairs and the tables are appropriately placed

– Make sure there is enough light and heating/ventilation

– Have a place where the children keep their English book and notebooks and worksheets for early
finishers

– Display the children’s work and relevant posters on the walls, and keep the displays up to date.

– If the children are working in pairs or groups, we are going to walk around the classroom making
comments, praising and encouraging.

– It is a good idea finishes a lesson with a whole class activity such a chant, a song, or a quick game.
6.3. Special Educative Needs

When we work oral skills in class, all the pupils work together in an integrated way following the same
activities, but when we work the reading and writing processures, we want that all pupils help each
others and that is why we choose this kind of methodology.

To continue we are going to comment on the most relevant legislation in material of regional n.e.e.:

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DECREE 39 /1998 of March 31 of the Valencian government of arrangement of the education for the
attention of the students body with the educational special needs .

Chapter II

General dispositions for the educational attention for the students with educational essential needs .

Article III

1. In order to make effective the beginning of opportunity equality and pupils with special educational
needs to an administration education of the Valencian Autonomous Government will guarantee the
conditions, and the necessary means in the form in which it establishes the present decree. The
“Conselleria” of Culture, Education and Science will guard in order that the student educational special
needs will rely on the precise help to progress development and process of learning, of agreement with
their capacities

2. The “Conselleria” of Culture, Education and Science will guard in order that the student educational
special needs will rely on the precise help to progress development and process of learning, of
agreement with their capacities
July 16th of 2001 ORDER, for that the educative attention is regulated for the students with special
educative necessities enrolled in centres of preprimary education and primary education

I. Regulations of general character

First. Object

The present order regulates the educative attention of the pupils with special educative needs ,
temporary or permanent , derivates of their own personal and school history or by the other side ,
personal conditions of intelectual highly gifted or Physic disability , motorboat or sensory, and
plurideficients , that studies Children Education (2nd cycle) or Primary education.

7. MATERIALS

– Stories

– Flashcards and short dialogues

– Reading cards and short texts about the story.

– Storybook about the famous tale.

– A song

– A dialogue
– A text and answering questions

– Reading and ticking if the question is true or false

– Photocopies with different pictures

– Worksheet with a lot of questions

– Alphabet game

– Simples texts

– Vocabulary of flash cards.

– Door hunger

– Posters

– Cross words

– Pc games

– Paint, cut and stick pictures

– Photos
– Dominoes

– Maching the picture with the word

– Fruits

– Memory game

– Recipe

– Plasteline

– Ingredients to make biscuits pastels

– Blackboard

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8. DIDACTIC UNITS OF THE YEAR PROGRAM

8.1 Timing of the didactic units

To start with this point we take account that the pupils learning will be starting with the more particular
learning (of his more immediate area) to more general. And at the same time the significant learning of
these knowledge’s will be favoured already that it starts of the students knowledge’s – previously
knowledge’s – to go relating it to the new learning’s.
Having all of that in account, the timing of our didactic units will be the next

1st term

“Healthy food” Didactic Unit : it tries to encourage habits of feeding and a healthy way of life in the
students

“Halloween”

“My bedroom” Didactic Unit: the basic aim It will be to develop attitudes of corresponsibility in the
house, and the respect for the own and foreign belongings.

2nd term

“The city” Didactic Unit : it tries to develop the capacity of spacial orientation of the students in the
middle of it goes round , as well as transverse aspects such as road security .

“The family “ Didactic Unit : the main objective is to delimite the different familiar roles and from the
comparison that the pupils make of his/her own family manage to understand the different forms of
family relations according to cultures.

3rd term

“Ugly Duck” Didactic Unit: The objective of this didactic unit is to relate the English language contents
with histories, tales that the pupils know, all of that serve us to develop the motivation and to introduce
certain values that we want to foment in our classroom from the beginning of the year.

“The wild animals”

“The beach”: The objective of this didactic unit is to relate the summer contents with the real life, trying
to practice the most possible vocabulary.

1st TERM
D.U. 1 “ Healthy food “

September 7th ________ October 10th

D.U.2 “ Halloween”

October 12th _________ November 9th

D.U. 3 “ My house “

November 12th ________December 14th

2nd TERM

D. U. 4 “ The city “

January 7th __________ February 6th

D.U. 5 “ The family “

February 8th _________ March 10th

3RD TERM
D.U. 6 “ The Ugly Duck “

April 2nd ____________April 30th

D.U. 7 “ The Wild Animals”

May 2nd _____________May 28th

D.U.8 “ The beach “

June 2th _____________ June 19th

8.2 Development of the units

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HEALTHY FOOD

Alberto González González

GRADE: 2nd cycle, 3rd course

Title: HEALTHY FOOD

Sessions: It will start on September 7th and it will finish on October 10th so, we will have 11 sessions.

Timing: It will be developed in the first term of the year.

This didactic unit strives to be a kind of overview of certain concepts that are often dealt with in the
English class, while serving for evaluation. It is an issue that often motivates students, as they feel
founders of learning, gives them the opportunity to decide in a number of activities and realize what
their progress in learning of a foreign language. There are activities in teams, in which they have to learn
to organize and collaborate with others to get something that benefits all. We want to pupils learn the
name of food and create well habits in their alimentation.

∞ Objectives:

– To develop habits of individual work and equipment, effort and responsibility in the study, as well as
attitudes of confidence in itself, felt critical, personal initiative, curiosity, interest and creativity in the
learning, with which to discover the satisfaction of the done affluent task.

– To develop habits of individual work and equipment, effort and responsibility in the study, as well as
attitudes of confidence in itself, felt critical, personal initiative, curiosity, interest and creativity in the
learning, with which to discover the satisfaction of the done affluent task.

– To understand and talking about tipical situations in class, oral and writting missages, questions and
orders in english.

– To understand oral and writing texts about food.

– To understand and using linguistic conversations in habitual situations.

∞ Contents:
– Concepts:

Vocabulary:

(Previous knowledge: colors, numbers, measures -Big, small, round, large-)

1. fruits: Orange, apple, banana, pear, melon, strwamberry

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2. general food: milk, chocolate, biscuits, cream

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Grammar:

l Likes/dislikes (I like…/ I don’t like…)

l Verb to be (What’s this? —- Yes, it is…/ No, it is…/ It’s a…It’s as…), to give

Phonetics:

/r/ orange, stramberry, pear

/І:/ cream

– Procedures:

– Understanding oral and written simple messages relating to common situations in the classroom. From
social interaction and on the topic of food.

– Resource expressive body to express understanding and be understood

– Use oral and written vocabulary related to food.

– Giving verbal and nonverbal responses to commands, questions and messages related to the topic of
food.

– Differentiation of food in response to various aspects.

– Development of good hygiene habits in food.

– Participation in individual, small group and group activities.

– Performingdialogues.

– Listening: listen to the name of different food, and short structures by the verbs to be and like.

– Speaking: To recognise and say the name of fruits and other foods using flashcards, speak about their
likes/ dislikes. Construction of simple questions using verb to be

– Reading: reading vocabulary and a short recipe.

– Writing: to write about their likes/ dislikes. Construction of simple conversation using verb to be and
verb to like.

– Attitudes:

– Curiosity to know the vocabulary of food in English.

– Interest by participation in group activities

– Interest by communicating in a foreign language

– Attitude of respect, listening and cooperation with partners

– To assess the importance of pursuing a balanced diet and good hygiene habits.

∞ Collateral Topics:
Health Education

Equality Education for both sexes.

∞Cross curricular aspects:

Knowledge of the environment

Art. Pupils have to do plasteline figures of fruits.

New technologies. We will use new technologies with computer games.

LISTENING

SPEAKING

READING

Presentation:

– I show pupils some foods and I say the names.

Practice:
– To present vocabulary with flashcards what represent the vocabulary. Listen and repeat it.

Production:

– Listen and run! (we put the flashcards arround the class, and we say apple!! ( for example) and all the
liders of the groups run to pick up the flascard and to stick on the board.

Presentation:

– To remember the vocabulary of the story through flashcards

Practice:

– The pupils around the teacher will observe a poster, it is going by asking questions about different
foods questions such as:

– What is this?

– Do you like bananas?

–C

Production:

– Playing a memory game on the blackboard.

Presentation:
– We are reading a short and easy recipe who contains many of aliments of the vocabulary.

Practice:

– Match the correct picture with the word.

Production:

– Pupils have to put in the correct order the diferent steps of the recipe.

WRITING

STATIONS

Presentation:

– To remember the vocabulary using a poster with the reading cards of the fruits

Practice:

– Pupils have to work in pairs. One pupil write the name of a fruit in a post it and paste it in his/her
partner front. This one have to discover by questions what is the fruit writted in his front.
Production:

In pairs, write a brief conversation about likes and deslikes.

Do you like apples? Yes, I like

And pears? No, I don’t like

– Computer games

http://www.miniclip.com/games/fruit-smash/en/

http://www.freshforkids.com.au/games/matchinggame/matchinggame.htm

http://www.freshforkids.com.au/fruitgame/fandvgame.html

– Making with plasteline fruit figures

– To make macedonia or other recipe

– To make biscuits cakes

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MACEDONIA

Ingredients:

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1 orange

· 1 banana

· 1/2 melon

· 5 Strawberries

· 1 apple

· 1 lemon

· Optional: cream

Preparation:
Peel the melon and apple. Cut banana, melon, strawberry and apple into bite-size pieces and place in a
bowl.

Juice the orange and pour over fruit. Mix all. Place in refrigerator for at least 1 hour, or until you are
ready to serve and finaly put cream.

BISCUITS CAKE

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Ingredients:

· Biscuits

· chocolate

· milk

Preparation:

Put biscuits in a plate with milk. Put one layer of biscuits in another plate. Extend the chocolate on the
biscuits and repit this operation five or six times. Finally cover all the cake with chocolate.

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Marina Portabella Llinares Curso 2007-2008

Didactic Unit Title: MY BEDROOM

Grade: 3rd course

Timing: it will be developed on the end of the first term of the year sessions. It will start on November
12th and finish on 14 th December, until Christmas. We will have 13 sessions.

Sessions: It will be developed in the first term of the year

Objectives:

– To listen and understand messages, using transmitted information to develop tasks related to their
experiences.

– To Learn related vocabulary

– To recognize and to produce the vocabulary related to the furniture and dependences of the house;
prepositions

– To describe a house and the furniture therein.

– To understand oral and written dialogues related to descriptions of houses

Contents:

Concepts:
– Vocabulary:

ü Parts of a house: dining- room, living-room, bathroom , kitchen, hall, bedroom

ü Furniture: sofa, armchair, desk, fridge, bed, desk.

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– Grammar:

ü Verb to can: Can you go to the kitchen?

ü Possessive Adjectives: my, your

ü Prepositions of place: in, on, under

ü Where is my pencil? It’s on my desk

– Phonetics

ü /U/: bedroom, bathroom

ü /I/ : kitchen, fridge

Procedures:

– Listening:

ü listen to dialogues
ü repeat and listen to vocabulary of parts in the house

– Speaking:

ü oral expression of simple texts about the furniture

ü Representing a role play ( a real situation in our life)

ü Practising vocabulary of flash cards.

– Reading:

ü Reading vocabulary

ü Reading and ordering

ü Reading a text

– Writing:

ü To write on the door hunger

ü To complete a description

ü To write a description
Attitudes:

ü Active use of the foreign language in classroom activities

ü Acceptance of reality itself

ü To respect the other students and the teacher.

ü Active collaboration in work groups and pairs

Collateral Topics:

– Consumer Education.

Nowadays the consumer society is a very big problem. We want our pupils to develop a critic attitude
towards consume, knowing their rights and duties, developing responsibility and solidarity and analysing
and selecting products.

– Peace Education.

Through this collateral topic we want our pupils to develop values such as solidarity, tolerance, and
respect for the diversity, dialogue capacity and social participation. We develop this collateral topic
teaching a foreign language and its culture, and at the same time, we achieve respect and tolerance from
the knowledge.

– Equality Education for both sexes.

To develop in our pupils non sexist values and respectful opinions without sex discrimination.

– Moral and Civic Education.

Moral and Civic Education is developed in the unit following the rules of the class, working cooperatively
and using good manners when interacting with the teacher or the classmates as well as behaving and
being educated.

Cross-Curricular Aspects:

CROSS CURRICULAR TOPICS

– Literature and language

– Drama

LISTENING-1st Session (L)

SPEAKING-2nd Session (L & S)

READING-3rd Session (L & S & R)

Presentation: present vocabulary of parts of a house and its furniture

Practice activity: listen to the vocabulary and recognize where the furniture in a house is.

Production: listen to a dialogue of people who are talking about their house.
Presentation: listen and repeat vocabulary

Practice activity: say and match the correct form on the poster (the pencil is on/over/in the desk)

Production: oral expression

– representing a dialogue about the characteristics of my house

– asking where things in the house are using the flash cards

Presentation:

– Reading vocabulary by reading a storybook

– Reading cards

Practice activity:

– ordering story texts

Production:

– read the text of the dialogue

– read the story book

WRITING-4th Session (L & S & R & R)

Presentation:

– Cross words

– Write on the door hunger

Practice activity:

– Completing a description of the story book

Production:

-Writing a description of my own house

STATIONS

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The City

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Cristina Andreu Aguilera

Subject: English and its didactic Teacher: Myriam Cherro

Course: 2nd (Magisterio de Inglés)

Didactic unit index

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GRADE: 2nd cycle, 3rd course

Title: THE CITY

Sessions: It will start on January 7th and it will finish on February 6th so, we will have 10 sessions.

Timing: It will be developed in the Second term of the year.

SESSIONS: 10 sessions

TIMING: 50 minutes

OBJECTIVES

1.- Listening and understanding messages in varied verbal interactions, using the transmitted information
to develop tasks with the vocabulary of the city.

2.- Learning vocabulary about the city.

3.- Acquiring the pronunciation, meaning and intonation of new words.

4.-Learning grammar structures in simple present

5.-Producing orally a little text.

6.- Showing a receptive attitude in one own learning capacity and in the use of the foreign language.

CONTENTS

· Transports: lorry, train, car, plane, bus.

· Places: school, restaurant, supermarket, park, library

· Directions: turn right, turn left, straight ahead

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Grammar:

Verbs: to be, to have got, to do, to go

The structures:

0 This is a/an……………… (restaurant)

0 Subject+ verbs + other words (ej. Library is next to the hotel)

0 Interrogative + verb+ another words (ej. Where is the hotel?)

Phonetics:

In this didactic unit we will work with this phonetics:

· /aɪ/ to Library;

· /ɜ:/ to turn

· /eɪ/ to train

· /ð/ to this

PROCEDURES

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Listening:

Ø Listening and repeat the vocabulary to the city

Ø Listening to a little story

Speaking:

Ø Repeating and complete a little history

Ø Repeating vocabulary of the flashcards

Ø Representing a dialogue

Reading:

Ø Reading and saying if the question is true or false

Ø Reading vocabulary

Ø Matching the picture with the correct word

Ø Reading dominoes

Writing:

Ø Writing vocabulary on a map

Ø Completing a story book

ATTITUDES:

1. Make an effort to communicate in the English class.

2. Interest in participating in games and classroom activities

COLLATERAL TOPICS:

o Moral-civic education:

Moral and Civic Education is developed in the unit following the rules of the class, working cooperatively
and using good ways when interacting with the teacher or the classmates and behaving and being
educated.

o Peace education:

Through this collateral topic we want our pupils to develop values such as solidarity, tolerance, and
respect for the diversity, dialogue capacity and social participation. We develop this collateral topic
teaching a foreign language and its culture. From the knowledge we achieve respect and tolerance.

o Envinronment education:

We work Environmental Education due to the fact that our pupils have to value and respect
environmental places and their fauna. They also have to be conscious of the necessity to conserve them.

o Road safety education:

This Collateral Topic tries to educate our students with knowledge in correct behaviours in the city as a
pedestrian or while they were cycling to avoid or cause accidents through the knowledge of the basic
road signs and behaviours.

CROSS-CURRICULAR ASPECTS:
· Knowledge of the environment: we speak about the city

· Literature : we present a text to the pupils

· New Technologies: we use pc activities

· Music

AND THE SESSIONS…

LISTENING-1st Session (L)

SPEAKING-2nd Session (L & S)

READING-3rd Session (L & S & R)

Presentation: present vocabulary of the city (the teacher draw it on the blackboard)

Practice activity: listen a little story (with the vocabulary of the city) about two girls that go around the
city and talk about they are watching

Production: listen the story and order the pictures

Presentation: listen and repeat vocabulary when the teacher question. What´s this?

-Say the vocabulary on a big photography to the city.

Practice activity: repeat the history that the teacher speak and complete it.
Production: representing a dialogue about the history

Presentation:

– Read vocabulary with the reading cards

– Stick the reading cards on the big photography

Practice activity: Read questions about the story and to question orally “true or false”

Production:

– Match the picture with the correct word

– Play to read dominoes

WRITING-4th Session (L & S & R & R)

Stations

Presentation: Write the name of transports and places on a map of a city

Practice activity:

– Complete the words on a story book and draw the different scenes.

Production:

-Do a magnet for the fridge with the name of a transport

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DIDACTIC UNIT

“MY FAMILY AND ME”

Esther Alavés Baeza Curso 2007-2008

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TITLE: MY FAMILY AND ME

GRADE: 3RD GRADE

SESSIONS: It will be developing on the second term of the year sessions.

We will have 12 sessions to practice

TIMING: It will be developing in the second term of the year. It will start on the 8th of February and we
will finish on the 10th of March.

OBJECTIVES :

– Learn vocabulary in oral and writing form

– Produce orally
– Listen to family vocabulary

– Read and understand vocabulary previously worked in an oral form

– Write words and grammar constructions previously worked in class

CONTENTS :

. CONCEPTS :

-Vocabulary :

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– Family : , Grandfather , Brother , Grandmother , Sister , Mother , Father

– Sports : Football, basketball ,tennis , golf ,

– Grammar :

– Personal pronouns

– this/that

– My /Your
– Can ,

– Play ,

– Phonetics : /

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PROCEDURES :

Listening :

– Learning the pronunciation of the new words

– Listening and matching

– Listening and completing

– Listening and running

Speaking :

– Listening and repeating a dialogue in a story

– Representing a dialogue

Reading :

– Reading a text and answering questions

– Reading and ordering the story

Writing :

– Looking and writing

– Writing in a family book , with photos of our family

– Playing the alphabet game :

ATTITUDES

– To respect class materials and classmates

– To respect the teacher when he o she is speaking

– To appreciate the communicative value of the foreign language.

Collateral topics :

Equality education for both sexes (speaking about the housework)

Cross curricular aspects:

Moral and civic education.

1ST SESSION (Listening)

2nd SESSION (Speaking )

3RD SESSION (Reading)

PRESENTATION : Listen and repeat . What´s this?(with flashcards) : I show them the flashcards , they
repeat and finally by groups they play what´s this with points . The group that answers more correct
questions is the winner.

PRACTICE : Listen to the story:

– 1st they have to listen to the story with their eyes closed ,

– 2nd they have to listen to the story with their eyes open

– 3rd they have to answer oral questions about the story

PRODUCTION : Listen and repeat :

They have to do this activity by groups. Each group will be one of the characters and they repeat the
sentences at the same time.

PRESENTATION: Listen and point. What´s missing?(with flashcards).

I say one of the words of the vocabulary and one of the students each time has to go to the blackboard
and point to it .

PRACTICE : “Role Play”

They have to do a role play about the story of the 1st session .

PRODUCTION: Family description: They have to bring a family photo and they have to do an accurate
description about their families. The rest of the class has to ask questions like:

– What´s his/her favourite food?

– How old is he/she?

PRESENTATION: Listen and stick (with the poster ): I have to say one of the words and they have to take
the correct writing card and then they stick it above the correct picture.

PRACTICE : Listening.

“Who am I? “ They have to listen to a story where all the family characters are speaking and they have to
guess who is speaking in each time.

PRODUCTION: Order the story . Cut and Paste it : I give them a disordered story with disordered strips ,
they have to read and then they have to cut and stick them in order and if they like they will paint them .

4TH SESSION ( writing)

STATIONS

PRESENTATION: Listen and run.

I stick the picture and written flashcards around the class, they have to do pairs of pictures and written
flashcards. While the rest of the class is counting from one to ten one student of each group has to run
and take the flashcards, they have to stick them on the blackboard.
PRACTICE:

“Alphabet game”:

I say them three letters and by groups they have to write as many words as possible. The winner group
will be the group that has written as many words as possible.

PRODUCTION:

“Family book“:

The students make this, sticking photos or drawing their family group on the front page to each member.
They can include information such as physical descriptions and habilities using CAN

1st : Family dominoes

2nd : Crosswords

3rd ; “A lovely house “:

They have to cover a milk carton with coloured paper. They can make the roof with corrugated red
cardboard and open a window where they stick a photo of their family. They can add details like the
plasticine cat on the roof or glossy paper flowers on the walls.

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Didactic Unit: The Ugly Duckling

1. TITLE: The Ugly Duckling

2. SESIONS: It will start on 2nd of April and it will finish on 30th April. If we consider that on 3rd of this
month is “Santa Faz” day in our city and that we are in the second cycle (3 sessions of a week of English
classes) , we will have 11 sessions of this unit.

3. TIMINGS: It will be developed in the third term of the year.

4. OBJECTIVES:

4.1. LISTENING: To recognize the basic vocabulary about The Ugly Duckling and the Present Simple
structures in the oral way.

4.2. SPEAKING: To reproduce the basic vocabulary about The Ugly Duckling.

4.3. READING: To recognize the vocabulary and the learnt structures about The Ugly Duckling.

4.4. WRITING: To be able to reproduce the basic vocabulary about The Ugly Duckling in the written way.
5. CONTENTS

5.1. CONCEPTS

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– Can I stay here?- asked the Ugly Duck

– Can you produce eggs?- said the hen

– No, I can´t

5.1.3. PHONETIC:

/ae/—-cat

/^/→ duckling, ugly

5.2. PROCEDURES:

5.2.1. LISTENING: Listening to the story “The Ugly Duckling”.

5.2.2. SPEAKING: Saying the vocabulary from flashcards and short dialogues to guess “the secret animal”.

5.2.3. READING: Reading some reading cards and short texts about the story.

5.2.4. WRITING: Writing a storybook about the famous tale.

5.3. ACTITUDES:

– Valuing the foreing language and its culture through a traditional tale.

– To respect classmates and everybody although they were different from us

– Reinforce work in groups

6. COLLATERAL TOPICS:

– Peace education.

– Moral and civic education.

7. CROSS CURRICULAR ASPECTS:

– Literature: I present the didactiu unit about a famous tale so this aspect will be clearly used in class

– Art: Students will have to make some handicrafts in the development of this unit

– New Technologies, because we will use the PC in the station session,

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The story of Ugly Duckling for children (adapted for me)

1. In the farmyard

One day Mum Duck sat on her eggs, suddenly the hen said:

-Look, one egg is breaking!!

And everybody said:

-Oh! What a lovely duckling!

After Mr.Cat shouted:

-Look, other egg is breaking!!

And everybody said:

-Oh! What a lovely duckling!

Afterwards, the sheep said!!

-Look, the third egg is breaking!

Oh! What a lovely duckling!

But, when the dog said:

-Look, the last egg is breaking!

Everybody shouted:

-What big ugly duck!!

2. In the house

– Can I stay here?- asked the Ugly Duck

– Can you produce eggs?- said the hen

– No, I can´t

– So then go away!- shouted the hen

– Can I stay here?

– Can you produce milk?- said the cow

– No, I can´t

– Go away!- said the cow

– Can I stay here?

– Can you catch mice? -asked the cat

– No, I can´t

– Go away!

– Can you produce wool?- said the sheep

– No, I can´t

– So go away!!

3. In the garden

– I can fly – Ugly Duck shouted

– Oh, what beautiful swans!- he thought

Suddenly, they shouted:

– Eh, come with us!

– No, I´m very ugly- said Ugly Duck

– No, you are a beautiful swan. Look in see water!-said the swans

– Oh yes! I´m a beautiful swan!

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LISTENING

SPEAKING

READING

Presentation:

· To present vocabulary with puppets what represent the vocabulary. Listen and repeat it.

Practice:

· Listen to the story using the puppets

Production:
· Where is the mistake?: the teacher tells the story again but now she makes mistakes about the
vocabulary and pupils have to recognize them

Presentation:

· To remember the vocabulary of the story through flashcards

Practice:

§ Can the_____ fly? In this activity the teacher asks pupils about the actions that animals can do (using
the gestures) and they have to answer

Production:

To represent some fragments of the tale (role-play)

Presentation:

· To review the vocabulary using reading cards and flashcards

Practice:

· What’s wrong?: Children have to discover which is the label that is in the incorrect place

Production:
How was the story? In this activity, the teacher will tell the story again using the reading cards and the
flashcards which will be in the blackboard, and then in groups, they will have to order the pieces of the
story whick are disordered

WRITING

STATIONS

Presentation:

· To remember the vocabulary using a poster with the reading cards of the story

Practice:

· Playing with the spelling of the words: In groups (4/5 students) have to write correctly the word that
the teacher says about the vocabulary of “The Ugly Duckling”. This game will finish when one team get 5
points. They will received a certificate saying that they are the winners

Production: Individual mat: children write a piece of the story and colour the mat

Computer games

http://www.britishcouncil.org/kids-games-pelmanism-farm-animals.htm: memory game about farm

animals
http://www.britishcouncil.org/kids-games-animal-maker.htm: game about animal maker. They have to
create an animal according to the rules of the game

The story book of the tale

Jigsaw

Book markers

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ESTELA BELMONTE CORTÉS

9. EVALUATION

The importante of a new evaluation is the base for the improvement of the quality of the education, so
that, is important to do like a global form, systematic and formative.

For that, we are going to start of the evaluation in tour aspects:

1. Students evaluation.

2. Our own evaluation by the students.

3. Resources evaluation.

1. Student assessment
This will be done in three different moments

– It will be necessary an initial evaluation: to the begining of the year and to the begining of each
didactic unit in what we are going to check the previous knowledges of the students to start with this
and help them with their learning.

– We will do a continuous evaluation: along the whole process and during each activity and we will make
us for :

o The direct observation in the class to do it. To help we resort to the use of diaries where it gather the
levels of oral production of the pupils.

o Moreover it will have a register of the writting activities that the students will be done as at home as in
the class.

o Reading tests

– Final assessment: it will be advisable when each term will be finish and it will be compulsory at the
final of the course. This will be indicating the competence of the student in relation with the four basic
skills of the language.

2. Evaluation of our own intervention.

Is important to evaluate all of the aspects that take part in the process and our labour is a main part of
this, because of this, it will be evaluated , like this we can introduce the appropiate improvements ,
changing the behaviours or cambiando los comportamientos or actions that hasn´t favoured the labour
and it is going to consolidate those that help us .

We do this at the final of the course through a questionaire where it shows ítems like: interest of the
topics explained in class, methodology used by the teacher, activities realized in class that they like a lot.
As a teacher we evaluate us bearing in mind the polite of the planificate objectives in our year program

3. Resources evaluation.

It wouldn´t be important to plan and to organize all of the resources if we didn´t do an evaluation of its
resources. When we do the programmate activities we will have to evaluate the materials that we have
cosen to do the activity.

We have to think about if the timing has been correct, if we have done a good distribution and using the
space o if in the process we find some difficulty in relation to these.

Other analysis aspects are the human resources, if they will be correct or on the other side they have
resulted excessive, needs and not apprópiate to the question.

To the border of these aspects of general character, from the didactic of high level we can extract some
evaluation criteria adjusted to the progresses that we wish that the pupils are having during all of this
second level of the second cycle of Pre primary education.

10. BIBLIOGRAPHY

· Cool Kids 3 CB. Oxford University Press España

· Twister 2, libro y cuadernillo. Richmond.

· Super Bus 2. Cuaderno del alumno y libro de ejercicios. Heinemann

· Bugs 2 Pupil’s Book. Editorial Macmillan-Heineman

· Happy Street 2. Oxford University Press España

· We have used the following laws to the elaboration of this year program:

– L.O.E. 2/ 2006

– Royal Decree 1513/2006 Primary Education Curriculum

– Decree 111/2007: Primary Education Curriculum for the Valencian Community

– DECREE 39 /1998 of March 31 of the Valencian government of arrangement of the education for the
attention of the students body with the educational special needs .

– ORDER July 16th of 2001, for that the educative attention is regulated for the students with special
educative necessities enrolled in centres of preprimary education and primary education

11. ANNEXE