EU peníze středním školám Název vzdělávacího materiálu: School Číslo vzdělávacího materiálu: AJ2-27 Šablona: II/2 Inovace a zkvalitnění výuky cizích jazyků na středních školách. Název sady vzdělávacích materiálů:AJ2 Slovní zásoba v tématech pro úroveň A2 – B1 Autor: Mgr. Marie Zajíčková Datum vytvoření: Garant (kontrola):Mgr. Jaroslava Tůmová Ročník: Nižší gymnázium (tercie) Vzdělávací oblast: Jazyk a jazyková komunikace Vzdělávací obor: Anglický jazyk Téma: Slovní zásoba Metodika/anotace:Powerpointová prezentace. Slovní zásoba a slovní spojení k tématu „Škola“ – osvojení a procvičování. Časový rozvrh:45 minut Zdroje: ( Možné uvést v závěru) viz. poslední slide Gymnázium Františka Křižíka a základní škola, s.r.o.

A2 – B1

INTRODUCTION Most people go to state schools but some parents pay to send their children to private schools. In England the best known private schools are called public schools. Sometimes students live for the whole term at their boarding school. The most traditional are still single-sex schools but most are now co-educational (co-ed). Americans go to high school and then college. Pupils is used until children leave primary school; after that we usually call them students.

YOUR SCHOOL CAREER Use the verbs: passedsat doinggraduated gotapplied and these other words to complete the text below: primarysecondary universitynursery collegedegree

YOUR SCHOOL CAREER When I was very young I went to a playgroup and then a ______ school. When I was five, I started at the local ______ school. School is compulsory in Britain for everybody between 5 and 16 years old, but in lots of other countries children don‘t start until they are seven. My primary school was mixed, but when I was eleven, I went to an all-boys ______ school. My favourite subjects were maths and English. After five years at secondary school, I decided to go to sixth form ______.

YOUR SCHOOL CAREER When I was very young I went to a playgroup and then a nursery school. When I was five, I started at the local primary school. School is compulsory in Britain for everybody between 5 and 16 years old, but in lots of other countries children don‘t start until they are seven. My primary school was mixed, but when I was eleven, I went to an all-boys secondary school. My favourite subjects were maths and English. After five years at secondary school, I decided to go to sixth form college.

YOUR SCHOOL CAREER In my last year in the sixth form I ______ exams in four subjects – maths, physics, chemistry, and geography. I ______ them all and ______ A grades in maths and physics. I ______ for a place at ______ to study astronomy. It was a three-year ______ course. I ______ with first class honours. I thought about ______ a postgraduate degree, but decided it was time to get a job and earn some money.

YOUR SCHOOL CAREER In my last year in the sixth form I sat exams in four subjects – maths, physics, chemistry, and geography. I passed them all and got A grades in maths and physics. I applied for a place at university to study astronomy. It was a three-year degree course. I graduated with first class honours. I thought about doing a postgraduate degree, but decided it was time to get a job and earn some money.

YOUR SCHOOL CAREER Have you noticed the meaning of the school expressions in bold in the text? And what about your school career? What are your plans for the future studies?

EXAMS Cross out the verb which does not collocate: do / make / take / sit / pass / fail an exam

EXAMS Cross out the verb which does not collocate: do / make / take / sit / pass / fail an exam Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the verbs:

EXAMS – list of verbs re-sitpass failrevise

re-sitpassfailrevise A: Hi Tara, I‘m so happy. I _______ all my exams. I even got a grade A in English! B: I didn‘t do too badly, but I ______ biology. That means I‘ll have to _______ it next term. A: Oh no, I‘m so sorry. You spent ages on biology, didn‘t you? What happened? B: Well, I guess I just didn‘t ______ hard enough. Perhaps I‘ll get it next time.

re-sitpassfailrevise A: Hi Tara, I‘m so happy. I passed all my exams. I even got a grade A in English! B: I didn‘t do too badly, but I ______ biology. That means I‘ll have to _______ it next term. A: Oh no, I‘m so sorry. You spent ages on biology, didn‘t you? What happened? B: Well, I guess I just didn‘t ______ hard enough. Perhaps I‘ll get it next time.

re-sitpassfailrevise A: Hi Tara, I‘m so happy. I passed all my exams. I even got a grade A in English! B: I didn‘t do too badly, but I failed biology. That means I‘ll have to _______ it next term. A: Oh no, I‘m so sorry. You spent ages on biology, didn‘t you? What happened? B: Well, I guess I just didn‘t ______ hard enough. Perhaps I‘ll get it next time.

re-sitpassfailrevise A: Hi Tara, I‘m so happy. I passed all my exams. I even got a grade A in English! B: I didn‘t do too badly, but I failed biology. That means I‘ll have to re-sit it next term. A: Oh no, I‘m so sorry. You spent ages on biology, didn‘t you? What happened? B: Well, I guess I just didn‘t ______ hard enough. Perhaps I‘ll get it next time.

re-sitpassfailrevise A: Hi Tara, I‘m so happy. I passed all my exams. I even got a grade A in English! B: I didn‘t do too badly, but I failed biology. That means I‘ll have to re-sit it next term. A: Oh no, I‘m so sorry. You spent ages on biology, didn‘t you? What happened? B: Well, I guess I just didn‘t revise hard enough. Perhaps I‘ll get it next time.

Act out similar dialogue about your current exams

SCHOOL BUILDINGS Identify the relevant school places for the following definitions:

Where you play football and other sports. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

Where you play football and other sports. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

The teacher‘s room. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

The teacher‘s room. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

Where students go during breaks. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

Where students go during breaks. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

A quiet place to read or look things up. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

A quiet place to read or look things up. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

Where you have most of your lessons. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

Where you have most of your lessons. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

A special room where you can do experiments. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

A special room where you can do experiments. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

A big room where the whole school can meet for assembly. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

A big room where the whole school can meet for assembly. classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

And what is the definition for the last word? classroomplaying fields hallstaff room playground chemistry/physics lab gymlibrary

SCHOOL STAFF Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician

SCHOOL STAFF Match the school staff with their job description. Translate them into your language.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I teach football and hockey and other sports.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I teach football and hockey and other sports.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I run the English department.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I run the English department.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I provide extra help in the classroom.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I provide extra help in the classroom.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I make sure the doors are locked at night.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I make sure the doors are locked at night.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I‘m the boss!

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I‘m the boss!

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I‘m number 2!

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I‘m number 2!

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I help the science teachers prepare their experiments.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician I help the science teachers prepare their experiments.

Head teacher Head of department PE teacher Learning support assistant CaretakerClass teacher Deputy headLab technician ???

DISCUSS Is discipline strict in the schools in your country? Do you like school? Who are the members of your school staff?

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Použité materiály Gough, Chris (2002). English Vocabulary Organiser. Heinle Cengage Learning. Oxford Advanced Learner‘s Dictionary