The 21st Century CLIL Resource Pack

Engaging topic-based CLIL materials for the primary and lower secondary syllabus
Erscheinungsjahr 2022
ISBN: 978-3-12-501507-4
Verlag: Delta Publishing

Buch, Englisch, 151 Seiten, KART, Format (B × H): 207 mm x 292 mm, Gewicht: 530 g

Engaging topic-based materials for the primary and lower secondary syllabus:

• 100+ audios and many songs
• photo bank with 400+ pictures
• activity sheets for every lesson

This comprehensive 21st Century CLIL Resource Pack is designed to introduce new topics in a CLIL context using a cross-curricular approach while integrating the language and revising vocabulary or structures at the given language level.

All resources focus on talking about topics, with Speaking and Listening skills the focal point of the activities.

The materials reference back to the Cambridge Young Learners examinations Starters, Movers and Flyers.

The topics covered in the 21st Century CLIL Resource Pack are intended to extend the vocabulary and communicative proficiency of primary and lower secondary learners. The topics include geography, literature, history, music, science, art, mathematics, drama, citizenship and physical education.

The language used in the topics is repeated in various ways and in different contexts throughout the units.

Every lesson in each unit is graded according to the level of the Cambridge YLE syllabus. The teacher can select the topic according to the suitability of the language level and topic for their class.

Zielgruppe

5. Schuljahr,6. Schuljahr,7. Schuljahr,8. Schuljahr,9. Schuljahr,1. Lernjahr,2. Lernjahr,3. Lernjahr,4. Lernjahr,5. Lernjahr

Autoren/Hrsg.

Grieveson, Margaret

Superfine, Wendy

Über Autor(innen)

Superfine, Wendy
Wendy Superfine is a freelance teacher trainer and author of primary E.F.L. materials. She is a past joint coordinator of the IATEFL YL.s SIG. Her publications include primary resource books for Delta as co author of ‘Super Starters’, ‘Mighty Movers’, ‘Telling Tales in English’ and ‘The CLIL Resource Pack’. She has also written primary course books for Oxford University Press and Longman Press. She has worked as head of the primary E.F.L. department in an international school and has worked as a Primary teacher trainer with the British Council and as director of Primary Teacher Summer courses in Oxford and the University of Chichester.

Grieveson, Margaret
Margaret began writing educational materials for use in English Primary schools in 1998. Having taught in many schools, including an international primary and an outer London school where many languages were spoken, she finds writing CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) lesson plans a natural extension to her style of teaching. She says it’s the next best thing to being in a classroom.