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The document discusses various topics in short paragraphs labeled 1 through 8, including saying hello again, going back to school, being at home, learning about oneself, being on a farm, discussing the weather, having play days, and mentioning festivals. Each paragraph is brief and does not provide many details about the labeled topic.
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The document discusses various topics in short paragraphs labeled 1 through 8, including saying hello again, going back to school, being at home, learning about oneself, being on a farm, discussing the weather, having play days, and mentioning festivals. Each paragraph is brief and does not provide many details about the labeled topic.
The document discusses transportation and provides vocabulary and grammar lessons. It introduces vocabulary words related to transportation like city, barn, pajama, and tune. It reviews grammar structures for talking about future plans using "going to". It then provides activities for students, including having them share stories about travel and transportation, and writing stories based on headlines about trains traveling to different places.
This document provides teaching materials for a writing unit on animals as pets. It includes sample student writing pieces about different pets including cats, dogs, and other animals. It also provides guidance on grammar structures for students to use like present simple tense. Vocabulary words are defined and an activity is included where students have to match vocabulary terms to their definitions. Students are instructed to brainstorm about animal appearances from example texts and write a first draft of an essay about their limited edition pet.
The document discusses different genres of writing in Thai language teaching including narrative, report, recount, exposition, and explanation. It provides the typical structure for each genre: narrative includes orientation, events and complication, resolution, and moral; report includes title, general classification, description, and concluding statement; recount includes orientation, events, and concluding statement; exposition includes thesis, argument, and summary or conclusion; explanation includes subject, description, function, and conditions.
This document summarizes key considerations for assessing student writing abilities. It discusses that writing assessments should be tailored based on students' proficiency levels, with lower-level students receiving simpler tasks and higher-level students receiving more demanding content-based tasks. It also addresses balancing timed vs untimed assessments, reliability and validity, and scoring rubrics. Newer research explores how technology is changing writing and automated scoring. The document emphasizes the importance of evaluating students' writing abilities through various formats and settings to gain a holistic understanding.
This document summarizes a presentation on assessing online writing. It finds that current practices for assessing online discussions are inconsistent and often assess participation over academic quality. Rubrics varied widely in expression and criteria, with most focusing on non-academic factors like participation rather than critical thinking or learning objectives. The document concludes current assessment lacks fidelity and recommendations designing rubrics that embrace online writing's affordances and assess learner contributions with high fidelity.
This PowerPoint game was created by Mary Del Vecchio-Floro to help students review the five steps of the writing process: prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. The game allows teachers to form teams of students who work to correctly answer questions about each step of the writing process. By getting questions right, teams can earn points and the team with the most points wins.
- The document outlines a 40-minute English lesson plan about Christmas vocabulary for intermediate middle school students.
- The lesson plan includes showing a video clip to introduce Christmas words, brainstorming the students' prior knowledge, teaching word definitions with flashcards, having students complete a worksheet and write letters to Santa, and singing a Christmas song together.
- The lesson aims to teach students new Christmas vocabulary and have them use the words in speaking and writing.
14. ตัวอย่าง Recount
โครงสร้าง
(Structure)
A postcard
Dear Nan,
We had a great holiday on the Gold Coast last week.
ปฐมบท
(Orientation)
ลำาดับ
เหตุการณ์ที่
เกิด
(Sequence of
Events)
When we got up in the morning, it looked like rain.
After a while, the clouds disappeared and it became a
sunny day. We then decided to go to Movie World.
The first ride I went on was Lethal Weapon. Next I
saw the Police Academy Show. After that I had lunch as I
was really hungry. Meanwhile, Mom and Kelly queued for
the Batman ride.
About one o’clock, we got a light shower of rain, but
it cleared up soon after. We then went on all the other
rides.
16. ตัวอย่าง Instruction
Goal Making the cover of my portfolio
Materials need
Materials Large sheet of art paper
Blue edicol dye
Oil pastel crayons
Cardboard pieces
Yellow, green, orange and red acrylic paint
17. • Steps
1. Paint a blue background on a large sheet of art
paper, using blue edicol dye.
2. Fold art paper in half.
3. Draw three roses or any flowers using red pastel
crayons on the right side of the art paper.
4. Dip different-legthed cardboard strips into the paint
to make the line patterns of Banksia, the Bottlebrush,
leaves and stems.
5. Dip the tip of your little finger into the yellow paint
and paint on the Wattle.
6. Paste wood glue all over your artwork to make it
shinny.
21. ตัวอย่าง กิจกรรมฝึกความถูกต้องใน
การเขียน
(accuracy activities)
• Reorder the sentences to make the story clearer. Then
combine some sentences to link the ideas. (Use these words:
because, so, as) Are there any other changes you need to
make to avoid repeating words?
• A dog stole a piece of meat. He wanted to eat it at
home. He had to cross a river. He started to carry the
meat home in this mouth. He went onto the bridge. He
looked down into the water. He saw another dog in the
river. The dog had a piece of meat. He wanted that piece
of meat too. He opened this mouth. His piece of meat
fell into the river. He tried to bite the dog. He went home
with no meat.
22. A Corrected Version
A dog stole a piece of meat. He wanted to eat it
at home so he started to carry the meat home in his
mouth. He had to cross a river and as he went onto the
bridge he looked down into the water and saw another
dog in the river, who had a piece of meat. He wanted
that piece of meat too so he opened his mouth to bite
the dog. His meat fell into the river, and so he went
home with no meat.
41. ข้อเขียนของนักเรียนอาจเป็นเช่นนี้
Jill’s alarm clock
It’s six a.m. and the sun is rising. Jill is sound
asleep in her bed. She’s having sweet dreams, her head
at the foot of the bed and her feet on the pillow. When
the alarm clock rings, Jill doesn’t want to get up. She
sticks her foot out, and with her big toe, she shuts off
the alarm. She falls asleep again immediately. But she
has the kind of alarm clock you need to prevent being
late. At 5.02, a mechanical hand holding a small feather
comes out of the alarm clock. It tickles her foot. To
good effect! Finally Jill gets up. She brushes her teeth,
combs her hair and gets dressed to go to school.
Another great start to the day!