PATTY SMITH'S VIDEO-POEM ACTIVITIES



Listen to Patty Smith’s poem (you can click on the subtitles icon to follow it ) and try to complete the following tasks:



1º ESO

1.-Find examples of geographical features : 
    
FAR : ___________      HIGH : ___________

3.-Find examples of body parts :      
      
4.-Find examples of animals : 

5.-Can you find the word matching the following definition?

                __________ is a group of people trained to fight in wars.

6.-Find examples of sentences using the modal ‘CAN’

7.-Do you agree with the statement ‘The people have the power’?  Write a paragraph giving your opinion.
 

2º ESO

1.-Find example of Past Continuous :

2.-Can you find the opposites for  DARK and UNFAIR ?

3.-Find the words matching the following definitions :

                __________ a person who tends and rears sheep-
                __________ fine dry powder consisting on tiny particles of earth.
                __________ Take part in a fight.

4.-Find examples of adverbs of manner:


4º ESO

1.- Find an example of Passive Voice sentence . In which tense is it?  How do you know it?

2.-Find an example of Past Perfect. Which is the infinitive of the Past Participle ?

3.-Can you find the words matching the following definitions?

__________ : not mixed.                                          __________ : a person who rears sheep.
__________ : people serving for the army.        __________: walked in a leisured way.

4.-Look for information about Patty Smith to write a paragraph (about 8 lines )about her biography.
 

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