Our island rules

 Students, in groups, take decisions about their islands rules.  They write them and show to the other pirates. 

Now, students use their Chromebooks to create wonderful inphografics about their island´s rules.

What can you see?

 Today, students do two different activities:

- First, the native speaker did a picture dictation. Students listen to the directions and draw what she said. We used vocabulary related to pirates and sea; and followed directions.

- Second, students write a short text about what they see through their spyglass. 

Pirates of Caribbean

 Let´s watch this video and answer the questions.

ARRR! pirates portraits

 Students create pirate portraits using oil crayons colors.  When they finish their portraits, they have to write a text about their pirates.

- Name, age

- Phisical  description.

- Personality

- Extra information: country, job, family....

Ahoy!! We are pirates

 Students use different types of reading texts:

- The first text it is a reading text about pirates. They ask questions to check their understanding about the text.

- The second text is a map grid reading. They don´t have a text but they have to read the information they find in the map. 

To develop a good reading competence and skill, students should face to different types of reading activities for them open their minds and reading strategies.

by Twinkl

Who is who?

 

Let´s play!