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What Am I Doing Now? What Do I Usually Do On Holidays? Places To Visit in My Town
What Am I Doing Now? What Do I Usually Do On Holidays? Places To Visit in My Town
Lesson Outcome
What am I doing
now? What do I usually do on Places to visit in my
holidays? town
Watch this video: how to write an informal
email: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rv7QvdvMAY (Links to an external
site.)
Step 3: Review the Present Simple, Present Continuous tenses, There is/
There are, There isn’t/There aren’t to write the email.
Use the action verbs, daily routines, adverbs of frequency and time expressions
from this lesson.
Write the email using the first person “I”.
Use the vocabulary about public places, set phrases, quantifiers (some, any,
many, a lot, ...) from this lesson.
Write the email in an informal way.
Step 4: Write your first email draft.
Remember to answer the following questions in your email:
Remember to use the correct spelling of the words and proper punctuation.
Use capital letters when necessary.
Step 5: It’s time to write your email with your partner or group, remember to
write complete sentences (Subject + verb + complement).
Step 6: Once you have checked the file, upload it in PDF format to the Canvas
platform.
3. Materials to be used
4. Presentation
This criterion is
linked to a
Learning
OutcomeOrganizati 5 pts 3.5 pts 2 pts 0.5 pts
on of ideas EXPECTED STANDARD: IN PROCESS 2: The ideas IN PROCESS 1: The ideas INITIAL: The ideas are
threshold: 1.0 pts The ideas are logically related are logically related are logically related 5 pt
logically related between
between each other with
coherence through all the text.
between each other with
coherence through most of
between each other with
coherence through half of
s
each other with coherence
through less than the half
the text. the text. of the text.
This criterion is
linked to a
Learning
OutcomeUse of
grammar
threshold: 1.0 pts 4 pts 3 pts 2 pts 1 pts
EXPECTED STANDARD: IN PROCESS 2: The IN PROCESS 1: The INITIAL: The student
The student writes sentences student writes sentences student writes sentences writes sentences and4 pt
and questions following the and questions following the and questions following the questions following the
s
grammatical structures grammatical structures grammatical structures grammatical structures
without any mistakes. with up to 3 mistakes. with up to 5 mistakes. with 6 or more mistakes.
This criterion is
linked to a
Learning
OutcomeUse of
vocabulary 4 pts 3 pts 2 pts 1 pts
threshold: 1.0 pts EXPECTED STANDARD:
The student uses the
IN PROCESS 2: The
student uses the
IN PROCESS 1: The
student uses the
INITIAL: The student
uses the vocabulary
4 pt
vocabulary studied in the unit vocabulary studied in the vocabulary studied in the s 6
studied in the unit with
without any mistakes. unit with up to 3 mistakes. unit with up to 5 mistakes. or more mistakes.
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Total Points: 20
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ESPAÑOL
1. Resultado de la lección
Mira este video: cómo escribir un correo electrónico
informal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rv7QvdvMAY (Enlaces a un sitio
externo.)
Paso 3: Repase los tiempos Presente Simple, Presente Continuo, There is/
There are, There is not/There are not para escribir el correo electrónico.
Use los verbos de acción, las rutinas diarias, los adverbios de frecuencia y las
expresiones de tiempo de esta lección.
Escriba el correo electrónico utilizando la primera persona "I".
Usa el vocabulario sobre lugares públicos, frases hechas, cuantificadores
(some, any, many, a lot, ...) de esta lección.
Escribe el correo electrónico de manera informal.
Paso 4: Escriba su primer borrador de correo electrónico.
Recuerda responder las siguientes preguntas en tu correo electrónico:
Recuerde utilizar la ortografía correcta de las palabras y la puntuación
adecuada.
Usa mayúsculas cuando sea necesario.
Paso 5: Es momento de escribir tu email con tu pareja o grupo, recuerda
escribir oraciones completas (Sujeto + verbo + complemento).
Paso 6: Una vez que hayas revisado el archivo, súbelo en formato PDF a la
plataforma Canvas.
3. Materiales a utilizar
4. Presentación
En los casos a que se refiere el párrafo anterior, si se comprueba la falta, el estudiante obtiene
la calificación de “cero anulado” (0A) como nota final del curso, sin perjuicio de recibir la
sanción disciplinaria correspondiente.
Rúbrica
N05I-W-A21
N05I-W-A21
Criterios Calificaciones
Criterios Calificaciones
Puntos Totales: 20
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