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3. My bucket list

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Get hooked

La imagen muestra un rostro con corazones alrededor.
Definition:

To become addicted to something, figuratively or not.

Volverse adicto a algo, en sentido figurado o no.

Example:

Children get hooked to video games easily.

Los niños y niñas se enganchan fácilmente a los videojuegos.

Spanish word:

Engancharse, enviciarse

Audio:

Recall

La imagen muestra el dibujo de una cara sonriente con el dedo en la cabeza, encima hay un bocadillo donde pone día 3 médico.
Definition:

To remember, to recollect something.

Recordar, rememorar algo.

Example:

Can you recall what documents we need?

¿Puedes recordar qué documentos necesitamos?

Spanish word:

Recordar, evocar

Audio:

Rétor dice

Do you have a must-read book or a must-see movie or a must-play video game? 

So, some of us have a list of things that we have always dreamed of doing in our lives, that is, a bucket list.

What would yours be? 

1. My top 5 bucket list

Bucket List

Some people think that you must fulfill some wishes before you kick the bucket.

This is called a ‘bucket list’.

Create one with your recommendations  about  your likes. It can be about books to read, music or songs to listen to, films or series to watch or video games to play or all of them.

Use any of the apps that we know to create presentations or inphographics (Canva, PPT, Prezi, etc)

Go to Google Classroom and upload your bucket list. 

When you finish, share it with the whole class. Arrange seats in a circle and get comfortable. Defend each one of your choices with enthusiasm and get them hooked. 

La imagen muestra un rostro con corazones alrededor. Definition:

To become addicted to something, figuratively or not.

Volverse adicto a algo, en sentido figurado o no.

Example:

Children get hooked to video games easily.

Los niños y niñas se enganchan fácilmente a los videojuegos.

Clavis dice ... Kick the bucket

Bucket means “beam” in archaic English. 

A beam is a thick plank of wood where pigs were hung for slaughter. 

The animals were very afraid and did not stop kicking the bucket (beam). 

The concept of “bucket list” comes from this idiom.

 It represents the things you feel you MUST do before you die.

La imagen muestra una viga de metal. Definition:

This is a long piece of wood or metal that supports the weight of the roof.

Es una pieza larga de madera o metal que soporta el peso del techo.

Example:

We need to change this wood beam as it has rotted away.

Necesitamos cambiar esa viga de madera ya que se ha podrido.

2. Remembering and evoking

To reach a goal, you need to be strategic. That is to say, to have methods, techniques, "tricks" to get where you want to be sooner or more easily. Now I'm going to teach you a strategy, take advantage of it to reach your goal!

To do this activity, it is important to remember films, books or video games that you like or that grabbed your attention for one or another reason. To help you recall these memories, click here: 

I remember some similar task | Teaching guide - the learning to learn competence (Secondary) (juntadeandalucia.es)

I am sure you'll do great!

¿Necesitas más ayuda?

Para llegar a una meta, es conveniente que seas un buen o buena estratega. Es decir, tener métodos, técnicas, “trucos” para llegar antes o de forma más fácil donde tú quieres. Ahora te voy a enseñar una estrategia, ¡Aprovéchala para alcanzar tu reto!

Para realizar esta actividad es muy importante recordar películas, libros o videojuegos que te gusten o te hayan llamado la atención por algún motivo. Para ayudarte con estos recuerdos pulsa aquí:)

Recuerdo alguna tarea similar | Guía didáctica de la competencia aprender a aprender (Secundaria) (juntadeandalucia.es)

¡Ánimo, que lo harás genial!

La imagen muestra el dibujo de una cara sonriente con el dedo en la cabeza, encima hay un bocadillo donde pone día 3 médico. Definition:

To remember, to recollect something.

Recordar, rememorar algo.

Example:

Can you recall what documents we need?

¿Puedes recordar qué documentos necesitamos?

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