DATOS GENERALES DE UN CURSO EN LÍNEA

1.-TÍTULO DEL CURSO.- Lengua extranjera

2.-JUSTIFICACIÓN DEL CURSO.- Debido al poco tiempo que se dedica o se tiene disponible para

estudiar una segunda lengua como el Inglés es importante implementar un curso en línea donde

aquellas personas puedan hacerlo. Debido a la flexibilidad que ofrece un curso en línea.

3.-DIRIGIDO A.- Jóvenes y adultos que por cuestiones personales o laborables no pueden asistir a

clases de manera presencial e interesados en aprender una segunda lengua como el Inglés.

4.- DURACIÓN. 1st week general information 2nd week cardinal and ordinal numbers 3rd week days, months and seasons 4th week countries and nationalities 5th week verb to be 6th week indefinite article a-an / jobs and professions 7th week introducing yourself and others 8th week talking about your family 9th week regular activities / likes and dislikes 10th leisure activities 5.-MODALIDAD.- Virtual

6.- OBJETIVOS o PROPÓSITOS. El estudiante será capaz de potenciar los conocimientos previos que

tenga del Inglés a través de la integración de conocimientos nuevos que le ayuden a desarrollar

competencias comunicativas para interactuar en la lengua inglesa de manera oral (hablar y escuchar)

y escrita (leer y escribir) en un nivel B1 de acuerdo al Marco Común Europeo de Referencia para las

Lenguas, conjuntando actitudes, valores, saberes teóricos y saberes prácticos en contextos de la vida

cotidiana.

7.- CONTENIDO.

Unit 1.- General Information. 1.1Numbers 1- 10,000 1.2 Ordinal numbers 1.3 Days, months and seasons 1.4 Countries and nationalities Unit 2.-Personal Information 2.1 Verb to be. 2.2 Indefinite article a/an. 2.3 Jobs and professions 2.4 Introducing Youself and others Unit 3.-Family and Daily Routine. 3.1 Talking about your family

3.2 Regular activities 3.3 Likes and dislikes 3.4 Leisure activities

8.- ENTREGABLE O PRODUCTO. - compositions - puzzle - listening exercises

9.- METODOLOGÍA. Unit 1: Personal information

• Vocabulary list and explanations in English and Spanish • Countries and Nationalities.- PowerPoint Presentation with examples and the explanation. • Audios about countries and nationalities. (webpages)

Unit 2: Personal information

• Verb to be.- Affirmative, Negative and Interrogative explanation with examples. After the explanation students will answer some exercises.

• Indefinite article a/an.- Explanation with examples. • Jobs and Professions.- Vocabulary list, pronunciation web pages, matching exercises. • Introduce yourself and others.- Wh-questions presentation and Spanish equivalences.

Unit 3: Family and daily routine

• Family.- Vocabulary list with pronunciation. Introduce your family. • Regular Activities.- List of verbs, sentences and pronunciation of the verbs. • Likes and dislikes.- Explanation about the verb “like”. • Leisure activities.- List of verbs and examples.

10.- NORMATIVIDAD. Como es un curso en línea los responsables del aprendizaje son los

participantes, por lo que se requiere compromiso y saber administrar los tiempos dedicados al

programa. La “asesora” solo proveerá recursos didácticos y asesoría por medio del foro y correo

electrónico proporcionado. Las actividades tendrán fecha límite de entrega.

Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers Chart

A Cardinal Number is a number that says how many of something there are, such as one, two, three,

four, five.

An Ordinal Number is a number that tells the position of something in a list, such as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th,

5th etc.

Cardinal Ordinal

1 One 1st First

2 Two 2nd Second

3 Three 3rd Third

4 Four 4th Fourth

5 Five 5th Fifth

6 Six 6th Sixth

7 Seven 7th Seventh

8 Eight 8th Eighth

9 Nine 9th Ninth

10 Ten 10th Tenth

11 Eleven 11th Eleventh

12 Twelve 12th Twelfth

13 Thirteen 13th Thirteenth

14 Fourteen 14th Fourteenth

15 Fifteen 15th Fifteenth

16 Sixteen 16th Sixteenth

17 Seventeen 17th Seventeenth

18 Eighteen 18th Eighteenth

19 Nineteen 19th Nineteenth

20 Twenty 20th Twentieth

21 Twenty one 21st Twenty-first

22 Twenty two 22nd Twenty-second

23 Twenty three 23rd Twenty-third

24 Twenty four 24th Twenty-fourth

25 Twenty five 25th Twenty-fifth

… … … …

30 Thirty 30th Thirtieth

31 Thirty one 31th Thirty-first

… … … …

40 Forty 40th Fortieth

50 Fifty 50th Fiftieth

60 Sixty 60th Sixtieth

70 Seventy 70th Seventieth

80 Eighty 80th Eightieth

90 Ninety 90th Ninetieth

100 One hundred 100th Hundredth

1000 One thousand 1000th Thousandth

Summer Spring

Winter Autumn / Fall

Months of the year:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4s-ut7N0jQ

Las Nacionalidades

-an -ish -ese -i

Argentina - Argentinean

Britain - British China - Chinese Iraq - Iraqi

Australia - Australian Denmark -

Danish Japan - Japanese Kuwait - Kuwaiti

Austria - Austrian England -

English

Lebanon -

Lebanese Pakistan - Pakistani

Belgium - Belgian Ireland - Irish Portugal -

Portuguese Others

Brazil - Brazilian Poland - Polish Vietnam -

Vietnamese France - French

Canada - Canadian Scotland -

Scottish Greece - Greek

Chile - Chilean Spain - Spanish Thailand - Thai

Colombia - Colombian Sweden -

Swedish

The Netherlands -

Dutch

Egypt - Egyptian Turkey - Turkish

Germany - German

India - Indian

Italy - Italian

Korea - Korean

Mexico - Mexican

Panama -

Panamanian

Peru - Peruvian

Puerto Rico - Puerto

Rican

Russia - Russian

United States - American

Venezuela - Venezuelan

FIND THE NATIONALITIES TO THE COUNTRIES.

MEXICO ____________ ARGENTINA_____________ PORTUGAL _____________ EGYP _______________ CANADA _______________

AUSTRIA ______________ BRAZIL________________ CHINA ____________ FRANCE____________ SPAIN ______________

A R G E N T I N E A N E S C H O O L M

C A R S B I V I P A N E T E A C H E R

A A M F R I E M O Z B X G B O Y R E S

N N E Z A J G D R F R T Q M N F I E F

A A X V Z N S A T R A E R B P E T L E

D R I C I J A F U T Z Q T X E T A I D

I T C L L F A P G Y I P G Z L K I C I

A D A Z A J R D A 0 L O X P O T S A O

N X N V H R X E L J I I V Q M M O V N

C X H D H J T R N A A U B T E H N E E

E A S P A N I S H C N T N R R S I M S

C H I N E S E S U S H S M F T I A O A

F F D G V J C F R A Y E E E Y X X N M

A / AN

Use 'a' with nouns starting with a consonant (letters that are not vowels), 'an' with nouns starting with a vowel (a,e,i,o,u)

Examples

A boy An apple A car

An orange A house An opera

NOTE: An before an h mute - an hour, an honour. A before u and eu when they sound like 'you': a european, a university, a unit

The indefinite article is used:

to refer to something for the first time: An elephant and a mouse fell in love. Would you like a drink? I've finally got a good job.

to refer to a particular member of a group or class

Examples

with names of jobs: John is a doctor. Mary is training to be an engineer.

with nationalities and religions: John is an Englishman. Kate is a Catholic.

with musical instruments: Sherlock Holmes was playing a violin when the visitor arrived. (BUT to describe the activity we say "He plays the violin.")

to refer to a kind of, or example of something: the mouse had a tiny nose the elephant had a long trunk it was a very strange car

with singular nouns, after the words 'what' and 'such': What a shame! She's such a beautiful girl.

Notice also that we usually say a hundred, a thousand, a million.

NOTE: that we use 'one' to add emphasis or to contrast with other numbers: I don't know one person who likes eating elephant meat. We've got six computers but only one printer.

Daily Routine- Home Activities - People – Photo Dictionary

1. wake up

2. get up

3. wash your face

4. rinse your face

5. dry your face/ yourself

6. brush your teeth

7. take a shower

8. shave

9. get dressed

10. comb your hair

11. put on make-up

12. eat breakfast

13. have a cup of coffee

14. go to work

15. watch (TV)

16. read (the paper)

17. listen to the radio

18. take a bath

19. brush your hair

20. go to bed

21. sleep

Everyday Activities

get up

take a shower

brush my teeth

floss my teeth

shave

get dressed

wash my face

put on makeup

brush my hair

comb my hair

make the bed

get undressed

take a bath

go to bed

sleep

make breakfast

make lunch

cook/make dinner

eat/have breakfast

eat/have lunch

eat/have dinner

1 get up

2 take a shower

3 brush my* teeth

4 shave

5 get dressed

6 wash my* face

7 put on makeup

8 brush my* hair

9 comb my* hair 10 make the bed

* my, his, her, our, your, their

11 get undressed

12 take a bath

13 go to bed

14 sleep

15 make breakfast

16 make lunch

17 cook/make dinner

18 eat/have breakfast

19 eat/have lunch

20 eat/have dinner

1 clean the apartment/ clean the house

2 wash the dishes

3 do the laundry

4 iron

5 feed the baby

6 feed the cat

7 walk the dog

8 study

9 go to work

10 go to school

11 drive to work

12 take the bus to school

13 work

14 leave work

15 go to the store

16 come home/get home

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

1 watch TV

2 listen to the radio

3 listen to music

4 read a book

5 read the newspaper

6 play

7 play cards

8 play basketball

9 play the guitar

10 practice the piano

11 exercise

12 swim

13 plant flowers

14 use the computer

15 write a letter

16 relax