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 CLIL  AUCTION

Hey, friends. Welcome again to Vik's Educa-tips Blog. 



I hope you know about CLIL approach because in today post I'm gonna bring you a CLIL activity for our fifth graders students. In case you don't know what I am talking about I'll briefly explain you:

CLIL (or AICLE in Spanish) is an approach recently introduced in Europe in order to improve the L2 skills of pupils. The key point is that students increise their language skills at the same time they learn the curricular contents. 

In this case the activity I bring you is "CLIL Auction", it is a good tool to check the knowledge regarding to contents of our students while CLIL lessons are carried out.

CLIL Auction

Students: 5th Graders.

Unit: Heat and Thermal Energy. Conduction, Convection and Radiation.

Aim: To check contents in a CLIL way.

Timing: Last activity of the lesson.

Instructions:

0- Each group has a number of points to keep. Every time they participate and say the correct answer they do not lose a point. If the answer is incorrect, the next group can remove the point while keeping their own.

1- Divide students into groups.

2- In turns, each group has to answer whether a sentence (related to the contents) is true or false. The sentences will be projected on the screen or IWB. Before answering, all members of a group should debate and reach a consensus on whether the sentence is true or false. One of the members, whose role is speaker, will say the final decision.

3- If a group is wrong, there is a rebound. Of course, students need to justify why anyway.

Extra:

If a gamification system such as Classcraft or ClassDojo is used in the classroom, the points will be related to these applications.

Examples of sentences: The sentences may or may not be accompanied by an image. Let's  see both cases.

Whitout image:


  • In conduction, thermal energy travels through a liquid or gas (False).

  • In a hot object, molecules are very agitated (True)

  • In Radiation, the waves are called "radioactive waves" (False)

   With image:

  • The process of water's molecules in the pot heated by burner is "Convection". (True)
Pan, Agua, Cocina, Agua Hirviendo, Fuego, Estufa, Œuf
"Agua y Cocina"
CC by Three-Shots
This publication states: Free for commercial uses. No attribution requiered.
  • The following image shows the "Conduction" process, in which the Sun emits electromagnetic waves and, through them, we feel heat. (False)
Summerfield, Mujer, Niña, Puesta De Sol, Crepúsculo
"Summerfield"
CC by Free-Photos
This publication states: Free for commercial uses. No attribution requiered.
  • If we touch this with our skin by mistake, the thermal energy is transferred by contact and we get burned. This is called "Conduction". (True)Fuego, Lava, Piedra De Lava, Gas
"Lava"
CC by DistalAPPArath
This publication states: Free for commercial uses. No attribution requiered.
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  • Flickr.com
  • Reshot.com
  • Pixabay.com

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