Hi there! Welcome to Team Blue.
Let me explain what it is you have to do to make this learning arrangement work for you.
There are three lessons waiting for you.
In the first lesson, you will learn all about Irregular verbs.
After the second lesson you will know everything about the Past Simple.
And the third lesson will help you understand the Present Perfect.
Start each lesson by opening the instruction material. Here you will find Youtube instruction videos about each subject. Feel free to watch them before getting started on the practise material. In the instruction material on Irregular Verbs you will also find two lists of irregular verbs, the first one is the list of verbs you need to study for the upcoming test. I've inlcuded a second list, with some extra verbs to challenge you a bit more. You will also find a music video with all the verbs here. Did you know listening to music makes learning easier and more fun?
After you've finished the instruction, please move on to the practice material. Here you will find a wide range of exercises to practice the things you've learned. I advise you to do all of the exercises, but this is not mandatory, if you feel you've already mastered one subject, please feel free to move on to the next.
After you've finished all three lessons there is an extra lesson on Present Perfect Continuous waiting for you, just to challenge you a bit more.
At the end of your lessons, please do the formative test. This test is not for a grade, I've arranged it in such way that it will tell you which subjects you've mastered and which ones you'll need to study more in preparation for the test week.
If the test tells you you need some more practise you are free to use all materials I've made for Team Yellow and Team Red.
Once you've finished the formative test, the last things I'd like you to do, are two language portfolio assignments. These will need to be handed in before the end of the test week.
If you have any more questions, feel free to contact me.
Please get started, good luck.
Sincerely,
Mrs Lupker