LIFESTYLE

Are you a KNOWMAD?

Are you an URBEXER? 

Sustainable Development Goals

 AGENDA 2030

• Eliminate Poverty
• Erase Hunger
• Establish Good Health and Well-Being
• Provide Quality Education
• Enforce Gender Equality
• Improve Clean Water and Sanitation
• Grow Affordable and Clean Energy
• Create Decent Work and Economic Growth
• Increase Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
• Reduce Inequality
• Mobilize Sustainable Cities and Communities
• Influence Responsible Consumption and Production
• Organize Climate Action
• Develop Life Below Water
• Advance Life On Land
• Guarantee Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
• Build Partnerships for the Goals

Warm up and Discussion Activity: Print big SDGs  icons to create pyramid in class (any other arrangement is also possible).

Diagnosis Test: How much  do you know about global development?

Activity 1: Vocab activity and SDG Game-Quiz 

Activity 2: Match the goal with the explanation    

Activity 3: Read more about the goals or goal you want to focus on and GET INSPIRED  

Activity 4: Choose one of the following activities ( go to misshernandotools to choose the best app for the presentation to the class).

-Read the Act Now Action  Guide  and create your own action guide. 

-Based on the The lazy person check -list  elaborate your proposal.

Activity 5: Choose your  Superhero/-Truth Talker and create your group poster.

Activity 6: Donate some grains while playing freerice.com

Objective 5: Gender equity 

-Activities Don´t flounder

-LISTENING Activities

• Sustainable Development goals rap with activity
• Video Plastic bricks in Kenia ( environmental injustice)

-READING Activities

1. The 17 ODS COMIC margreetdeheer.com

2. How kids can fight Covid 

3. Frieda makes a difference 
4. Creative cities
5. Can you shop sustainably? 
6. How important is International Communication for you?

-Novels around the topics weforum.org

VIDEOS 

 UNICEF Trash building blocks

TED Taks on SDO´s

Recommended Webs

• worldslargestlesson.globalgoals
  
• National Geographic 
• Global Leaders 
• worldslargestlesson
• unstats.un.org
• unicef.org
• britishcouncil.org and  britishcouncil.cn
  
• eltfootprint.org
  

Material in Spanish 

Trivial de los ODS

Monstruo Rosa

Comic El desafío de los ODS

Thanks to: 

-Adapted and adopted from  from https://www.bookwidgets.com/blog/2019/12/10-ready-to-use-lesson-plans-on-the-sustainable-development-goals

- Material taken from https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/climate-action-superheroes-info/#truthtalker

-https://search.creativecommons.org/ bar for pictures and images

IDEAS for Storytelling

1. k4craft.com, easy recycle ideas to tell stories
2. diythought.com
   

 

 Shadows

 

THE IMPORTANCE OF LANGUAGE

Do you speak English?

Black Friday

• Listening Black Friday
• Video Shop till you drop
• Black Friday Resources 

Trafikking

Blood Diamond, Lord of the war

Movie review

C Vitae

The origin of Job Interviews

Activity 1: watch the video , answer the following questions

1.-What skills does this candidate have?

2.-Why did he leave his last job?

3.-Does he finally get the job?

4.- Is the next candidate a good candidate?

• Europass CV and Cover Letter
• Europass supplements in English

Discussion : To what extreme will you go to get a job interview?

What makes you think you  are qualified for this job?

Xtreme3 Commercial

Series Clips  Suits

Discussion:Things you shouldn´t do during a job interview

A Millennial Job Interview

 

Motivation letter tips

👉Write an outline.

• Why you want to study the course and/or volunteer with the program
• Your skills or qualities that will benefit the school or non-profit
• Why you are interested in the school or non-profit organization

 1.   Write an introduction

2.   Expand your outline

3.   Write a conclusion

4.    Proofread your motivation letter

 👀Difference between a Resume and a CV

A resume is a one- to two-page document presenting key facts about your professional experience, educational background, and skills. A CV (Curriculum Vitae) is a longer document that details the whole course of your career. A resume is used for job search, a CV—for academic purposes.