Prison and punishment definitions.

1. Place in which guilties (thiefs, killers, robbers...) serve sentence.
2. A pair of lockable linked metal rings for securing a prisoner's wrists.
3. Person who uses to inform the authority (warden, teacher...) secretly.
4. Person who steals.
5. Each one of the rooms in which prisoners serve sentence.
6. A mechanism for keeping a door, window or container fastened, typically operated by a key.
7. Person who scapes the prison.
8. Metallic barrier made with woven wires.
9. Person who defends an accused in a trial.
10. Constructive element made of cement, stone, bricks or concrete, which separates spaces.
11. Execution instrument which electrocutes prisoners sentenced to death.
12. Metal mechanism which blocks a door, window or chest.
13. Instrument made of metal which opens padlocks, doors or strongboxes.
14. Person who serves sentence in a prison.
15. Metallic structure which usually protects windows.
16. Person who kills another person.
17. In a trial, person who passes sentence, condemning or absolving the acussed.
18. Person, usually violent and rude, which uses to frighten, bully or harass people.
19. Person who guards the jail and the prisoners.
20. Metallic wire with spikes or razors.

Alcatraz.

Alcatraz, the maximum security prison.

Today, If we finish all we have to do (exam, prison and punishment photocopy, etc) we will watch a video and then answer some questions:

Alcatraz

NOTE: Do not watch it at home. The language is quite advanced, and you'll need my help for understanding it.

Crime and Punishment.

We are dealing with a new photocopy: crime and punishment:

And here you have the online activity. Don't do it before we finish the photocopy, next thursday.

Prison vocabulary.

Animals. Bank of online resources.

Today we will do some activities related to animals. Furthermore, we will learn new animals.

Animals I

Animals II

Animals III

Animals IV

And perhaps, maybe, we will start a new photocopy: Crime and punishment.

EXTRA ACTIVITY: Animal descriptions:

Class plan. 4 / 9 / 21

Today a complete session about animals:

Animal description

Listen and drag

Comparative. Animals

We will also continue with new animals (animal list)

Then, a game of describing animals:

Then, a few more actions.

If we have time, we will finish the story of "Jack on lantern"

And as promised, a bit of Queen: we will rock you:

Class plan. 4 / 8 / 21

After Easter time, we will review some past contents:

Face parts

Body parts

Word Roulette

Illness and pain photocopy

Jack on lantern story

Clothing game

Mythological beings

And then, we will remember animal body parts; and we will continue with our list of animals. Since now, we have the following ones:

Dog                                   
Cat                                    
Monkey                            
Fish                                  
Lion                                  
Tiger                                
Leopard                                             
Cheetah                                         
Otter                           
Vulture                          
Shark                             
Whale                               
Clam                               
Mussel                              
Crab                                  
Elephant  

Also a game I have just prepared: Animals worksheet