Part 3 & 4

The orange colour shows a grammar subject from the Basics. You can click the Basics tab on the left to find the explanation.

The blue colour shows words that might be new or difficult. You can use an online dictionary to find the meaning. You can add these to your personal word list.

Questions in English will be answered in English. Questions in Dutch can be answered in English and Dutch.

During the next few classes we're going to focus on making a menu card and opening up our own restaurant! You will come up with a name for your restaurant, think about the dishes you would like to serve, the opening hours, and eventually give a short presentation to pitch your restaurant idea.

Before we focus on making the menu card and preparing for our presentation, we would like you to focus on some basic grammar subjects. Do the following tasks before you start working on your menu card as it will help you explain these parts correctly during your presentation.

1. Answer the following questions. Write down the times in full. Use the ad (=advertentie) to look up the times the TV programmes start.

a) You like darts. When can you watch darts? I can watch darts at ... and at ...
b) When can you watch football? I can watch football at ... and at ...
c) When can you watch Scooby and the Cratchy Show? It's on at ...
d) When is Sportsround? It is at ...
e) When is Top of the Pops reloaded? It's at ...
f) When is Match of the Day on? It's at ...

3. Look at the calendar below. Write down when everyone is going to do all these things. Make a full sentence. Don't forget, in English we write the days of the week and the months of the year with a capital letter (=hoofdletter)!

a) Mike has got football training on ...
b) Mum is going to take Grandma to hospital on...
c) Dad is going to play tennis on ... and ...
d) Mike is going to play a match on ...
e) Mum is going to go shopping with a friend on ...
f) Sharon is going to the disco on ...
g) The family are going to see a film on ...
h) Verzin er zelf ook een!

5. What's the date? Look at the picture below. Write down the dates in full. Make sure to create a full English sentence.

Voor sommige leerlingen zijn de regels van de dagen van de week, de maanden van het jaar en de klok lastig te onthouden. Toch zijn het belangrijke onderdelen van de Engelse taal.

Maak een postertje op A3 formaat waarin je kort de regels van de dagen van de week, de maanden van het jaar of de klok uitlegt. Deze posters hangen we in de stamgroep als steuntje in de rug. Zorg dat op de poster de juiste regels komen te staan en verduidelijk je uitleg met een voorbeeld. Je kan de uitleg terugvinden in de video hierboven, of in de samenvatting onder het kopje Basics.

Laat je poster bij je expert controleren voordat je hem in de huiskamer hangt. Deze opdracht mag je samen met een stamgroepgenoot maken.

Have you ever dreamt of opening your own restaurant? What would your restaurant look like? What name would you give your restaurant? And more importantly, what food would you serve? Individually, you are going to design your own menu card and give a short presentation about your restaurant! You are going to design your menu card in Microsoft Word, or you can use programs like Canva. Also, you can use pictures from the internet or from magazines to show what it would look like or how the food looks.

You are going to make your own menu card. To show your computer skills and teach you something new, you can use Microsoft Word to make your menu card (more information is down below). Be creative about what kind of restaurant you want to have and what the food will be like. Also think of the prices of the food and drinks (in $ or in £), opening days and opening hours (de dagen van de week en de klok) of your restaurant, and create a catchy slogan! Below you can find the minimum number of items, but you can include more.

Basic Menu Card information

Your menu card has to include:

a) A name for your restaurant
b) At least 5 cold drinks (fizzy drinks, juices etc.) with prices
c) At least 5 hot drinks (tea, special coffees, hot cocoa etc.) with prices
d) At least 4 starters (salads, prawn cocktail etc.) with prices
e) At least 4 main courses (steak, fish & chips etc.) with prices
f) At least 4 desserts (brownies, ice creams etc.) with prices

Your menu card also includes:

g) a catchy slogan
h) opening days and opening hours (de dagen van de week en de klok) in words, not numbers.

ICT-Geletterdheid - computer skills

In order to help you with the lay-out of your menu card, you're going to follow the steps below. Don't forget: these steps are mandatory (= verplicht) if you use Microsoft Word.

Randen en Arcering
Ga naar Ontwerpen kies Paginakleur en Paginaranden.
Kies een rand en een kleur.
Geef het restaurant een naam naar keuze. Zorg dat de titel van het restaurant een ander lettertype heeft dan het menu.
Vervolgens ga je het menu bedenken. Kies hiervoor een leuk en origineel lettertype. Zorg dat je bulletpoints gebruikt voor de menu items.

Tab-toets
Gebruik hier voor de Tab toets om de prijzen netjes onder elkaar te zetten. Gebruik geen spatiebalk.
Zet de gerechten links en de prijzen netjes rechts onder elkaar.

Achtergrond bedrukken
Ga naar Watermerk -> Aangepast watermerk en kies Afbeelding als watermerk. Kies een mooie achtergrond om als vervaagde achtergrond te gebruiken.

Be creative and have fun!

Next week, you’re going to give a small presentation in which you present your restaurant and menu card. This presentation has to be 3 minutes. You're going to do the presentation alone and in English. You can bring a small piece of paper for notes (kernwoorden) and you can print your menu card or show it on the Digiboard.

Hieronder kun je zien waar je van je expert en van een stamgroepgenoot feedback op gaat krijgen. Deze feedback helpt je om te zien waar je bij Engels staat. Wat gaat er goed? Wat kun je nog leren? Waar kun je nog mee oefenen? Bewaar deze feedback voor de volgende spreekvaardigheids-Masterpiece in thema 5.