Dictionary
Orient (to)
- Example:
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I need to orient myself to get to that place.
Necesito orientarme para llegar a ese lugar.
- Spanish word:
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Orientar
- Audio:
Lost and found
4.2. Learning directions
1. Directions
It is very important to orient yourself when using a map.
You have to know the directions vocabulary.
Look at this picture:
- Definition:
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Discover the position of yourself in relation to your surroundings.
Descubrir la posición de uno mismo en relación con su entorno.
- Example:
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I need to orient myself to get to that place.
Necesito orientarme para llegar a ese lugar.
Lectura facilitada
Read
Orient yourself when using a map.
Oriéntate cuando uses un mapa.
You have to know the directions vocabulary.
Tienes que saber el vocabulario de las direcciones.
Look at this picture:
Mira esta imagen:
Audio
2. Follow the directions
Hi guys!
Time to practise!
Lectura facilitada
Read
Hello.
Hola.
Time to practise!
¡Hora de practicar!
Opción A: Drag and drop
Follow the directions to drop each picture.
Opción B: Choose the correct word
Question 1
Look at the pictures. Follow the directions and choose the correct word.
Question 2
Look at the pictures. Follow the directions and choose the correct word.
Opción C: Listen and write
Opción D: Draw the directions
Read the questions and answer them drawing and writing the directions. Look this example:
3. Where is it?
I’m sure you asked for a place in your language.
In English, this is how you do it:
Lectura facilitada
Read
You can ask for a place.
Puedes preguntar por un lugar.
You can ask like this:
Puedes preguntar así:
Audio
4. Battleship
Let’s play a game in pairs
It is called battleship
Follow the instructions:
Lectura facilitada
Read
Let’s play a game in pairs.
Hagamos un juego en parejas.
Follow the instructions:
Sigue las instrucciones:
Step 1
Each student cuts the pictures on the right side.
Step 2
Each student selects two pictures (four in total) and places them in “blue up”, “red right”, “yellow down” and “green left”.
Example:
Student “A”: bridge and river.
Student “B”: tower and museum.
Step 3
Once ready, each student can’t look at the opponent’s page.
Step 4
In turns, they have to guess where those four places are on the opponent’s page.
Example:
Student “A”: Where is the …
Student “B”: ... bridge?
Student “A”: It is in blue up.
Student “B”: No, it isn’t.
Step 5
The student that guesses all the four places first will be the winner.
Lumen dice Example
Look at these girls playing battleship.
5. Check what I've learnt
How much you have learned to get here! Everything you learn helps you to achieve the goals you set for yourself. Reflect for a moment on all you have learned so far. And complete STEP 3 of your Learning Journal (I review what I have learned).
Remember:
- Ask your teacher whether you will fill it in on paper or on the computer.
- If you fill it in on the computer, don't forget to save it on your computer when you finish it!
Cheer up, you'll do great!
¿Necesitas más ayuda?
Reflexiona un momento sobre todo lo que has aprendido hasta llegar aquí. Y completa el PASO 3 de tu Diario de Aprendizaje (Reviso lo aprendido)
Recuerda:
- Pregunta a tu profesor o profesora si la rellenarás en papel o en el ordenador.
- Si la rellenas en el ordenador, ¡no te olvides de guardarla en tu ordenador cuando la termines!
¡Ánimo, que lo harás genial!
6. Evaluate yourself
Choose one of these options and colour Lumen. Evaluate yourself.
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