Unit 5

Unit 5 Monologue

February

Copy in your English notebook the achievement (Copia el aprendizaje esperado en tu libreta)

Achievement: Improvise a monologue about a topic of your intrest (Improvisa un monologo sobre un tema de tú interés)

•  Copy the next information in your notebook. (Copia la siguiente información en tu libreta)
  

Monologues    

Mono = One

Mono = Uno

Dialogue

Dialogue = Talk with 2 or more people 

Dialogo = Hablar con 2 o más personas 

 

 

 

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Fecha de entrega: 26 de Febrero de 2021

FEELINGS                                    MONDAY,  MARCH 8TH 2021

 Unit 5 Monologue

 Copy in your English notebook the achievement (Copia el aprendizaje esperado en tu libreta) 

 

Achievement: Improvise a monologue about a topic of your intrest (Improvisa un monologo sobre un tema de tú interés)

 

• Look at the next pictures and use the vocabulary to label the second image ( Observa el  vocabulario y utilízalo para etiquetar las imágenes siguientes utiliza diccionario o traductor si es necesario)

 

•  Label the next exercise (Etiqueta el siguiente ejercicio)

• Copy in your notebook and match the right body language with their definition  (Copia la tabla en tu libreta y une el lenguaje corporal con su significado utiliza diccionario o traductor)

 

 

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Fecha de entrega: 12 de Marzo de 2021

 Tuesday, March 16th 2021

Final Project : Do a Monologue

 

 Copy in your English notebook the achievement (Copia el aprendizaje esperado en tu libreta) 

 

Achievement: Improvise a monologue about a topic of your intrest (Improvisa un monologo sobre un tema de tú interés)

 

A monologue is just a character telling a story he/she remembers. (Un monologo consta de un solo personaje contando una historia que recuerda)

 

You have to do a monologue and it has to have: ( Elaborar un monologo con una anecdota personal corta debe tener los siguientes elementos)

 

1.  Begining (Inicio)
2. Middle (Desarollo)
3. End (Cierre)
4. Record yourself performing the mologue and send it the file into your electronic folder ( Grabar su monologo y subirlo a su carpeta electrónica)

 Check the example and follow the recording ( Revisa el siguiente ejemplo y sigue el audio)

 

Coyotes Eyeing the Sheep? Employ a Guard Llama

 https://www.voanews.com/MediaAssets2/learningenglish/2007_10/audio/mp3/se-ag-llamassheep-10-08-07.mp3

 

 

When Americans think of where coyotes live, they probably think of desert states in the Southwest like Arizona. But over time, these wild dogs have spread all the way to the East Coast.

Some farmers have guards to protect their sheep from coyotes. These guards are llamas. Llamas are South American animals usually raised in the United States for their fiber or for show or as pets.

But farmers and ranchers noticed that llamas get along well with sheep. They also noticed that over time, coyotes were killing fewer sheep. So they chose llamas for guard duty.

Llamas do not need any training. Farmers usually place only one with a group of sheep. Llamas are social animals. Two llamas together will not pay attention to the sheep. A lone llama has no choice.

In the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, farmer Leo Tammi has several hundred sheep. His dogs help him control and protect the flock of sheep. But the dogs are not always available. So he uses llamas.

Whenever anything enters the fields, they know about it. He says their natural interest, and willingness to face almost anything that comes near, is enough to scare away a shy animal like a coyote.

Their size also helps. Llamas can weigh as much as one hundred thirty-six kilograms. And they look something like a small horse -- a funny looking horse with a lot of fine, soft fur.

Llamas are not vicious animals. However, if they are not around people at a very young age, they will not like to be touched. In many ways a llama is just as defenseless as a sheep. But llamas have a secret weapon. They spit.

When they get angry, they spit out the contents of their stomachs. The result looks and smells terrible.

Llamas really know how to make a statement. In fact, you can find examples of llama sounds on the Internet -- just remember that llama is spelled with two Ls, L-L-A-M-A. If they sense a threat, they make an alarm sound. This is what a male sounds like:

(SOUND) And this is a female alarm call.

Llamas are New World camelids along with alpacas, vicunas and guanacos. Camelids are a family of animals that also include the camels and dromedaries of Africa and Asia.

And that's the VOA Special English AGRICULTURE REPORT. To see a video report about llamas, go to voaspecialenglish.com. I'm Steve Ember.

 

• You can use the following examples or do one by yourself ( Puedes utilizar los siguientes ejemplos o hacer uno propio)

   

  http://www.manythings.org/k/reading.html 

   

  

  
  

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  Fecha de entrega: 19 de Marzo de 2021