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TEST de conocimientos generales en el area de ingles en el cual los estudiantes podran reforzar distintas areas del conocimiento en las cuales se pondra y se medira losconocimientos actuales de cada uno de ellos 

diseño de Test del area de Testing and Evaluation in ELT

mi
tu
su
nuestro/nuestra
vuestro/vuestra
su
mis
tus
sus
nuestros/nuestras
vuestros/vuestras
sus
mon/ma/mes
ton/ta/tes
son/sa/ses
notre/nos
votre/vos
leur/leurs
me (a mí, me)
te (a ti, te)
se (a él/ella, usted, se)
nos (a nosotros/nosotras, nos)
os (a vosotros/vosotras, os)
se (a ellos/ellas, ustedes, se)
me 
te 
se 
nous 
vous 
se
Adjetivos posesivos
Estos adjetivos posesivos se utilizan para indicar posesión y concuerdan en género y número con los sustantivos a los que acompañan.
Mi libro, mi casa
Tu coche, tu familia
Su computadora, su película - puede referirse a él, ella, usted
Pronombres reflexivos
Estos pronombres se utilizan con los verbos reflexivos en español para indicar que la acción del verbo recae sobre el propio sujeto.

Por ejemplo:

Je me lave les mains. (Me lavo las manos.)
Ils se coiffent avant de sortir. (Se peinan antes de salir.)

Guia español - pronombres y adjetivos

Es un juego de tablero con dados para practicar los imperativos en las personas gramaticales de tú y de vosotros con las actividades de tareas del hogar en español.

Práctica de imperativos tú y vosotros con tareas del hogar

There’s a new student in the class and you want to describe her or him to your mother. To do this, first answer these questions.
1.	What´s his/her name?

2.	How old is he/she?

3.	Where is he/she from?}

4.	What is he/ she like? (Appearance)

5.	What is he/ she like? (Personality)

6.	Where does he/she work?


Describing a new classmates

Find a photo of the most exciting trip you have ever done and write a short description in the back of the photo.
Remember you should include the following parts:
1.	The greeting 
2.	A sentence about where you are 
3.	One or two sentences about what you are doing or have done 
4.	A closing 
5.	A signature 


Writing a postcard

What are people doing?
Look at the picture and try to match with the correct verb in the box
Students will recognize the activity people are doing and match with the correct verb

What are people doing?

Introduction (5 minutes):

Begin by explaining the purpose of the activity: to guess and identify family members based on visual cues in pictures.
Briefly discuss the importance of family and the various roles family members play.
Picture Display (15 minutes):

Show pictures or illustrations of different family members one by one.
Ask students to observe each picture carefully and make guesses about the family member depicted. Encourage them to use vocabulary related to family relationships.
Student Responses (10 minutes):

After each picture, open the floor for students to share their guesses. Discuss why they think a particular person is a certain family member and encourage them to justify their answers.
Vocabulary Building (10 minutes):

Introduce or reinforce vocabulary related to family relationships. Discuss terms like grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles, etc. This step enhances students' language skills while playing the guessing game.
Group Discussion (15 minutes):

Divide the class into small groups. Provide each group with a set of pictures.
In their groups, students continue the guessing game, discussing and deciding on the identity of each family member in the pictures.
Whole Group Sharing (10 minutes):

Bring the groups back together and have each group share their conclusions. Encourage discussion and allow groups to compare answers and provide reasoning for their choices.
Reflection (5 minutes):

Facilitate a brief reflection on the activity. Ask students what they enjoyed about the guessing game and if they learned any new vocabulary or information about family members.
Extension Activity (Optional):

For an extended version, students can create their own family trees or drawings, labeling each family member. This adds a creative element to the activity.
Conclusion (5 minutes):

Summarize the key family relationships discussed during the activity and express the importance of recognizing and understanding the roles of different family members.
This family guessing game is designed to be engaging, educational, and enjoyable. It encourages active participation, collaboration, and the use of descriptive language while fostering an appreciation for the diversity of family structures.

FAMILY ROLES THROUGH PICTURES

Bingo guide for teacher.

1.	Teacher will explain the set of words to use in the bingo cards
2.	Students will choose a set of 4, 6 or 9 words from the vocabulary 
3.	Teacher will start saying out loud the words in a random order so anyone can complete the bingo card they have chosen. 
4.	The winner will say the words out loud in the next round so the classmates will continue playing with the future winners. 


FAMILY VOCABULARY BINGO

Objective: The purpose of this speaking activity is to enhance participants' descriptive language skills by having them discuss and narrate the actions depicted in a given picture. This activity encourages creativity, vocabulary expansion, and the ability to form coherent sentences in a spoken context.

Materials:

Pictures displaying various scenes or scenarios (can be printed or displayed on a screen).
A list of action verbs and descriptive words to aid participants if needed.
Whiteboard or flip chart for notes (optional).
Procedure:

Introduction (5 minutes):

Begin by explaining the purpose of the activity: to describe the actions of characters in a given picture.
Emphasize the importance of using vivid and detailed language to paint a clear picture for the listener.
Provide a brief example to demonstrate how to effectively describe actions.
Picture Selection (5 minutes):

Display or distribute pictures to each participant.
Choose images that are rich in detail and depict characters engaged in various activities.
Vocabulary Boost (5 minutes):

Introduce a list of action verbs and descriptive words related to activities (e.g., running, laughing, exploring, mysterious, excited).
Encourage participants to incorporate these words into their descriptions.
Pair or Small Group Discussion (15 minutes):

In pairs or small groups, have participants observe the picture and discuss the actions they see.
Encourage participants to take turns describing what they notice in the picture, focusing on the characters' activities.
Remind them to use the provided vocabulary words and be as descriptive as possible.
Whole Group Sharing (10 minutes):

Bring the groups back together and have each group share one interesting observation or description from their discussion.
Encourage variety in the language used and ask open-ended questions to stimulate further discussion.
Reflection and Feedback (5 minutes):

Facilitate a brief reflection on the activity. Ask participants about their experience and whether they found the vocabulary helpful.
Provide constructive feedback on language use, creativity, and the ability to communicate effectively.
Extension Activity (Optional):

For a more extended version, ask participants to create a short story based on the picture, incorporating the actions they described.
Conclusion (5 minutes):

Summarize key takeaways from the activity, reinforcing the importance of descriptive language and creativity in communication.
This activity is designed to be flexible and can be adapted for various proficiency levels. It not only improves speaking skills but also encourages collaboration and imaginative thinking.

WHAT ARE THEY DOING?

MATCHING SHORT DESCRIPTIONS WITH A EMOTION - A1 LEVEL 
Review the Adjectives:

Take a look at the list of adjectives provided. Ensure you understand the meanings 

Examine the Pictures:

Look at the pictures associated with the activity. Pay attention to details in the images

Read the Short Descriptions:

Read the short descriptions associated with each picture. These descriptions may provide information about the characteristics or qualities depicted in the images.

Match the pictures with the adjectives 



Note: Teacher may use this activity on an interactive whiteboard or print it out and work in the class

EMOTIONS ADJECTIVES

Ss will read about this Uruguayan celebration. Then, they will answer questions. After that, they will name outfits worn on that night using the words from the text. Finally, they will listen and identify old hits.

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