COMPETENZE DI BASE DELL ASSE LINGUISTICO: LINGUA INGLESE (BIENNIO)

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1 COMPETENZE DI BASE DELL ASSE LINGUISTICO: LINGUA INGLESE (BIENNIO) 1. Saper comprendere testi orali che presentano strutture morfo-sintattiche e lessicali di base, cogliendone la situazione e l argomento e gradualmente anche alcune informazioni più dettagliate. 2. Saper produrre testi orali su situazioni note ed esperienze personali, legate ad argomenti trattati ed espressi con correttezza formale, lessico adeguato e fluidità. 3. Saper comprendere globalmente un testo, anche di civiltà, adeguato alle conoscenze linguistiche e individuarne le informazioni principali e secondarie. 4. Saper riutilizzare in modo corretto le strutture apprese, anche in contesti diversi da quelli noti. Produrre testi scritti di tipo funzionale e di carattere personale espressi con correttezza formale e proprietà lessicale. CLASSE: PRIMA MACRO ARGOMENTO New Headway Digital Fourth edition, Liz & John Soars, Oxford U. 1 Getting to know you CONOSCENZE ABILITA TEMPI GRAMMAR VOCABULARY EVERYDAY ENGLISH Tenses Present, past, future p6 Questions Who does she live with? Where were you born? p6 Question words Who?, Why?, Whose?, Which?, How much? p7 Right word, wrong word Verbs of similar meaning do/make speak/talk Adjectives and nouns that go together important person/meeting Prepositions crazy about married to good at Words with two meanings a blind date dates to eat p12 Social expressions Thank you so much. My pleasure. I can t come tonight. Never mind. Perhaps another time. p13 Settembre- Ottobre COMPETENZE

2 U. 2 Whatever makes you happy U. 3 What s in the news? U. 4 Eat, drink, and be merry! Present tenses Present Simple She works in clubs. Present Continuous She s making a single. p14 have/have got She has silver hair. They ve got so much energy. p14 Past tenses Past Simple How far did he walk? The journey began in p22 Past Continuous I was working in the forest when I met Ed. p23 Quantity much and many How much milk? How many eggs? some and any some apples, any bananas a few, a little, a lot/lots of p30 something / someone / somewhere p32 Articles a shopkeeper an old village the north have lunch by bus p32 Things I like doing going out with my friends shopping online having a lie-in listening to music on my ipod p17 Regular and irregular verbs walk/walked arrive/arrived leave/left take/took p22 Adverbs fight bravely work hard Do you really love me? Of course I do! p28 Food grapes, prawns, cereal p31 A piece of... a loaf of bread a slice of ham p36 Shops a newsagent s, an offlicence p36 2 Making conversation Expressing interest Oh, really? How lovely! Short answers No, I didn t. Yes, I am. Questions and answers What are you doing tonight? Nothing special. p21 Saying when the third of February February the third in April at 6.00 on Monday two weeks ago p29 Can you come for dinner? Would you like some? Just help yourselves. Requests Can I/Could I? Can you/could you? Would you mind helping me? p37 Novembre Dicembre Gennaio- Febbraio

3 U. 5 Looking forward U. 6 The way I see it Verb patterns want/hope to do like/enjoy doing looking forward to doing would like to do p38 Future forms going to, will and Present continuous I m going to stay with a friend. I ll give you a ring. What are you doing this evening? p40 What... like? What s she like? She s really nice. p46 Comparative and superlative adjectives big, bigger, biggest good, better, best p47 as... as It isn t as hot as Dubai. p47 Phrasal verbs Literal take off your coat grow up in a village Idiomatic give up my job fall out with my boyfriend p44 Synonyms It s a lovely day, isn t it? Yes, it s beautiful. clever/intelligent angry/annoyed Antonyms Teenagers are so messy. Yes, they aren t very tidy, are they? easy/difficult noisy/quiet p52 Expressing doubt and certainty Do you think he ll? Of course he will. He might do. I doubt it. No chance. p45 What s on? What shall we do tonight? How about going to? There s an exhibition on at Let s go! p53 Marzo- Aprile Maggio- Giugno LIVELLI MINIMI Alla fine della classe prima l alunno deve: Saper comprendere e produrre testi relativi ai macro argomenti svolti attraverso le varie units proposte con particolare riferimento alla vita quotidiana, al vissuto personale e ai problemi degli adolescenti 3

4 CLASSE: SECONDA MACRO ARGOMENTO New Headway Digital Fourth edition, Liz & John Soars, Oxford U. 6 The way I see it U. 7 Living history CONOSCENZE ABILITA TEMPI GRAMMAR VOCABULARY EVERYDAY ENGLISH Settembre Ottobre What... like? What s she like? She s really nice. p46 Comparative and superlative adjectives big, bigger, biggest good, better, best p47 as... as It isn t as hot as Dubai. p47 Present Perfect Unfinished past with for and since I ve lived here for three years. We ve been married since p54 Indefinite past She s written several books. I ve been to China. p56 ever and never Have you ever been in danger? p56 Synonyms It s a lovely day, isn t it? Yes, it s beautiful. clever/intelligent angry/annoyed Antonyms Teenagers are so messy. Yes, they aren t very tidy, are they? easy/difficult noisy/quiet p52 Word endings Jobs philosopher, historian, economist Nouns and verbs competition/compete Word stress ˈdangerous inviˈtation p57 What s on? What shall we do tonight? How about going to? There s an exhibition on at Let s go! p53 Agree with me! Questions tags It s a lovely day, isn t it? You don t like coffee, do you? Adding a comment Yes, it is. Beautiful! No, I don t. I only drink tea. p61 Ottobre COMPETENZE Novembre 4

5 U.8 Girls and boys U. 9 Time for a story U. 10 Our interactive world U. 11 Life s what you make it! have to She has to train hard. I don t have to work late. p62 should You should talk to your parents. p64 must He must get professional help. p64 Past Perfect They had walked twenty miles. p71 Narrative tenses They saw a bear. They were looking for work. p70 Joining sentences conjunctions although, because, so when, while, before, as, until p72 Passives Mobile phones are owned by almost 6 billion people. The first mobile phone call was made in have been sold will be replaced p78 Present Perfect Continuous He s been playing since he was 3. How long has she been working there? p86 Tense review Present and past sings was born loved p88 Things to wear belt cap boots jumper p68 What things are made of leather wool cotton p68 Feelings delighted proud upset jealous Conversations Cheer up! I ve got so much to do! Calm down! You re so stressed! p76 Words that go together Noun + noun text message businessman Verb + noun take notes send a text message Adverb + adjective well-known badlybehaved p81 Birth pregnant baby is due weighed Marriage engaged honeymoon split up Death alive funeral died of a heart attack p92 At the doctor s a sore throat flu food poisoning My body aches. My glands are swollen. I ll write you a prescription. p69 Exclamations with so and such I was so scared! It was such a shock! I ve got so much work! p77 On the phone Saying phone numbers Expressions Can I speak to? I m calling because p85 Good news, bad news Congratulations! That s fantastic news! I m so sorry to hear that. What a shame! p93 Novembre Dicembre- Gennaio Febbraio Febbraio Marzo Marzo Aprile 5

6 U. 12 Just wondering First conditional if + will If it s sunny, we ll go for a picnic. p94 might I might see some friends. p94 Second conditional if + would If I had a brother, I d play with him. p96 Prepositions With nouns on strike information about With adjectives angry with different from With verbs look like belong to p100 Thank you and goodbye! It s late. I must be going now. I m so grateful for your help. Thanks for having me. Take care! p101 Maggio Giugno Gli studenti saranno introdotti alle tipologie di esercizi proprie della certificazione PET, attraverso il libro adottato: PRELIMINARY FOR SCHOOL TRAINER PRACTICE TEST WITHOUT ANSWERS AND AUDIO CD, AAVV, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Le attività di listening e di speaking di questo testo saranno svolte in classe mentre quelle di reading e di writing saranno effettuate individualmente dagli studenti a casa e poi corrette in classe. Si affronteranno il test 1 e /o attività dalle altre units. LIVELLI MINIMI Alla fine della classe seconda l alunno deve: saper comprendere e produrre testi relativi ad esperienze personali, sia legate ad argomenti trattati, sia articolate in maniera autonoma ed espressi con correttezza formale e proprietà lessicale. METODOLOGIA La metodologia utilizzata sarà quella suggerita dal libro di testo Headway Digital Fourth edition, Pre-intermediate, di tipo funzionale comunicativo. VERIFICA E VALUTAZIONE All inizio dell anno scolastico, nelle classi prime, verrà somministrato un entry test al fine di identificare i livelli di partenza degli studenti e meglio proe l attività didattica. 6

7 Durante il trimestre saranno effettuate due verifiche scritte e due orali, mentre nel pentamestre tre verifiche scritte e due/tre orali. La tipologia delle verifiche orali potrà variare tra interrogazioni, brevi test di ascolto, questionari, e rispetteranno comunque le quattro abilità linguistiche da verificare separatamente o in un'unica soluzione. La valutazione non si baserà solo sui voti delle verifiche scritte ed orali ma anche sull interesse, la partecipazione, la collaborazione, le abilità metacognitive e la capacità di auto-verifica. 7