1. Learning
outcomes
/ Evaluation criteria
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1.
Name the
five senses.
2. Name the body part used for each
sense.
3. Tell the function of each sense.
4. Recognise the sense used to
perceive different things.
5. Describe things you can see, hear,
smell, taste and touch.
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2. Subject Content
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1. Five senses: sight, smell,
hearing, taste, touch. Body parts, functions.
2. How we use our senses in everyday
life.
3. Shapes and sizes related to the
sense of sight.
4. Sounds related to the sense of
hearing.
5. Odors related to the sense of
smell.
6. Flavours related to the sense of
taste.
7. Feelings related to the sense of
touch.
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3. Language Content
/ Communication
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Vocabulary
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·
Nouns:
sight, smell, hearing, taste, touch ; eyes, ears, nose, tongue, hands,
fingers, toes, skin.
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Verbs:
See, hear, smell, taste, touch, feel.
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Adjectives:
triangular, square, rectangular, round; big, small; loud, quiet; salty,
sweet, sour, bitter; hard, soft, hot, cold, rough, smooth.
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Structures
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1. Routines: What can you
see/hear/smell/taste/touch? Which sense are they using? What colour/shape/size/taste
is it? What food do you like to taste? Does it smell good or bad? Is that
right? What is .. doing?
2. Content: I can see / hear / smell
/ taste / touch / feel. They are using … What do we see, hear, smell, taste
and touch? It smells good/bad. It tastes, it sounds, it smells, it feels…
3. Classroom management: Let’s
listen. Let’s read. Listen, colour and match. Listen and number. Tick or
cross.
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Discourse type
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Exposition,
description, argument.
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Language skills
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Reading, listening,
speaking, writing.
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4. Contextual (cultural) element
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Learn that there
are different possibilities of knowing the world around us, apart from the
sight.
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5. Cognitive (thinking) processes
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Understanding, repeating, analysing, applying.
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6. (a) Task(s)
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Game: guess what something
is using the different senses.
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6. (b) Activities
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1. Revise the parts
of the body playing Simon says (nose, ears, mouth, tongue, hands, feet).
2. Video “The five
senses”.
3. Play the video
of the “Five senses song” and practice it.
4. Do an activity
of choosing what you can hear/smell/taste/see/touch.
5. Choose the body
part used to hear/smell/taste/see/touch.
6. Interactive
game: read and complete sentences with the verbs hear/smell/taste/see/touch. Copy
the sentences in the notebook.
7. Learn the name
of the five senses through a video.
8. Display a poster
with the name of the five senses. Practice them.
9. Play an
interactive game about the senses used to perceive different things.
10. Present the
vocabulary related to the perception by different senses: triangular, square,
rectangular, round; big, small; loud, quiet; salty, sweet, sour, bitter;
hard, soft, hot, cold, rough, smooth.
11. Quiz about the
sense used to perceive specific sounds, smells, tastes, feelings.
12. With a
blindfold on the eyes, students will identify real objects with different
senses and express the sense and the body part they are using to guess what
they are.
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7. Methodology
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Organization and class distribution / timing
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The unit will be
held during 4 sessions:
Session 1:
activities 1 to 5.
Session 2:
activities 6 to 9.
Session 3:
activities 10 and 11.
Session 4: activity
12 (final task).
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Resources / Materials
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Activity 12:
blindfolds and different objects.
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Key Competences
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§ Linguistic competence
§ Competences
in science and technology
§ Digital competence
§ Learning to learn
§ Initiative and entrepreneurship
§
Cultural
awareness and expression
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8. Evaluation (criteria
and instruments)
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Evaluation
criteria:
1.
Name the
five senses.
2. Name the body part used for each
sense.
3. Tell the function of each sense.
4. Recognise the sense used to
perceive different things.
5. Describe things you can see, hear,
smell, taste and touch.
Evaluation instrument:
1. Daily observation and record.
2. Final task.
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En la siguiente entrada os explicaré en español los REA utilizados y los objetivos de los mismos.
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