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Author: Janeth Lagos Romo, Edilma David Benavides, Hector Henry Parra – Description: This self-study Guide will help you practice the vocabulary about the family, possessive Saxon and possessive pronouns. Also, you will ask and answer the questions about your relatives which will allow you to talk. Besides, you will check the progress with Self-assessment. Finally, you will assess all your job. These activities are adapted from the Book Way to go 6th, Module 1.
Author: Alejandra María Angulo, Ingrid Lizeth Campos, Lilia Oliva López – Description: In this guide you will find a new topic: Daily Life. This time, you will learn new vocabulary related to your daily routine. Most of the activities are taken from the book Way to go 6, Module 1, Unit 2. Remember to use your notebook and present your answers to the teacher.
Author: Margoth Johana Ruales Tabla – Description: This English self-study guide helps you practise the vocabulary to describe your daily routine in written form. All the activities are related to the reading presented in the Way to Go Student’s Book 6 Module 1 Unit 2 Lesson 1 pages 20 and 21. It starts with some vocabulary revision activities. Then, you will read a short text and answer some comprehension questions; later, you will analyze the uses of the present simple tense, and finally, you will produce a short written text to describe your routine.
Author: Mayra Castro Villota – Description: This English self-study guide helps you check useful adjectives and practice making physical descriptions. All the activities are related to the topic of physical appearance presented in Way to Go 6 Student’s Book, Module 1 Unit 3 Lesson 2. It starts with some vocabulary revision activities. Then, you will answer some reading comprehension questions and complete statements to discover the uses of adjectives, to finally write some descriptions about people you know.
Author: María Alejandra Mosquera Ledezma – Description: With this lesson plan you can learn how to give directions, Identify the places of a town, use the prepositions of place appropriately, to know your community.
Author: Norma Constanza Silva Cubillos – Description: This plan is useful because it has been designed as a guide that shows step-by-step significant activities that allow students to acquire easy, fun, interesting, motivating and contextualized learnings. It has been prepared in accordance with the guidelines of the Suggested Curriculum Structure and Basic Learning Rights. The purpose is that Colombian teachers can find a model that allows them to improve the preparation and presentation of their classes.
Author: Angel Gomez Acosta – Description: This plan offers the students the opportunity to see the class in a different form, to see the teacher as a facilitator who wants to show them several forms to express their ideas and abilities. On the other hand, it may be useful and meaningful if you use it as a way to connect with your students.
Author: Carlos Mario Pacheco Martinez – Description: This lesson plan allows ss to enjoy sharing with partners, which helps them to be aware of the importance of group work and relationships. It also provides ss the freedom to speak about their daily context and the places and activities they really like.
Author: Clara Benedetti Peña – Description: This plan gives the students the opportunity to talk about, improve, and become aware of habits and personal care routines.
Author: Consuelo Doria Torres – Description: This plan can be used when people want to talk about where they live and how the environment in that area is affected and should be protected by good citizens.
Author: Ivan Dario Perez Lambraño – Description: This plan gives the students a chance to know new vocabulary and the opportunity to assess your students ‘level.
Author: Yolima Posada Salgado – Description: This lesson focuses are on daily routines activities, in a normal day of their life. Using the present simple in the first and third person. Firstly, students will review the days of the week. Language to describe routine activities will be introduced, and students will answer questions about their own daily routines and find out about their classmates’ routines.
