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RENEWABLE vs NON RENEWABLE ENERGIES (Jigsaw activity)

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  HAPPY SATURDAY!! Teachers,  Today I would like to share with you the session 6 of the ELECTRICITY unit I have been sharing during these last weeks. It is going to be FREE until Monday 12th, so hurry up to download this material. Then, it will be availabe in my TpT Store . This unit is a Jigsaw activity, a cooperative Learning technique. This session includes: * Lesson plan of the unit * Adapted information about Renewable and Non Renewable energies * Worksheet to track experts' information in pairs * Worksheet track all the experts' information I hope you like this cooperative learning technique and that your students have fun doing it. Eva ❤

INTRODUCTION TO RENEWABLE AND NON RENEWABLE ENERGIES (CLIL UNIT)

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  Good evening! How are you? I hope you are making the most of your Easter break.  In previous posts, I shared two of the sessions of the Electricity unit I implemented in my Science CLIL classes during the the 2nd term. Now it's time to share session 5: "Introduction to Renewable and Non renewable Energies".  It includes: 1) Lesson plan of the session 2) Link to the video "ELECTRICITY: ITS SOURCES. RENEWABLE AND NON RENEWABLE ENERGIES" BY SCIENCE FOR KIDS 3) A set of question to ask after watching the video (oral comprehension) 4) Worksheet to complete a mind map with the information from the video Click on the image to DOWNLOAD this material for FREE.  I will be very glad if you leave me a comment sharing how it has worked in your class or suggesting improvements. Eva ❤

SPEAKING IN YOUR CLIL CLASSES: Experimenting and reporting results

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  Hi teachers, How are you going? Some months ago I shared on my Instagram how my students do experiments and how they report results in our CLIL Science lessons.  Sometimes English and CLIL teachers complain because their students don't speak English in class. From my point of view, the most important issue we should take into account is that we offer students with motivating and meaningful situations, so that they are eager to use language. However, some of our students may not feel confident yet. In my case, my students are 10-11 year-old and they don't have a good command of English yet.  Here's when SCAFFOLDING should appear. Thanks to CLIL methodology , we can plan Language for Learning and Language of Learning in advance. This is a great opportunity to make sure our students have the language accessible to them. It is a good idea to have the structures and vocabulary they will need in a visible place, so that if a student needs to take a look at it, he/she can do...