Englische Sprachwoche

"English in Action" at Secondary Modern School in St. Anna am Aigen

 

From Nov. 23rd to Nov. 27th there was an "English in Action" week at our school. There were five groups. I was in one of them. Our teachers were Ali and Rosalind. The week was much fun. We played lots of games and spoke with the teachers. Every day we worked for our show. On the last day all the groups presented a very funny show. All children in my group enjoyed the week with the friendly teachers.

Michael Schöllauf, 3b

I was in one of five groups last week. I was very nervous on Monday, because I didn't know anything about the upcoming week. In our first lesson Aimee was our teacher and in the second lesson it was Chris. I was happy because the two teachers were very funny and nice.
We got a workbook and the exercises were easy, so it wasn't a problem to do them. We played games and tried to create a little sketch. The name of that was "Cinderella". Our teacher for this was Chris. He had very good ideas. With Aimee we did some group work on projects. It was much fun and Aimee managed it well. All projects were wonderful.
On Friday was the big "English in Action" show. We should act "Cinderella" for all teachers and students. We could watch the sketches of the other groups first because ours was the last one. I was very nervous because my role was "Cinderella". I think our little story was quite good and funny. Chris and Aimee have done a good job. My English now is better than before. The "English in Action" course was great and I'll never forget it.

Stefanie Praßl, 3a

I think the "English in Action" week was great. We had a lot of fun with the teachers and with the other students. We played games, talked about us, talked with the teachers and learned lots of new word.
Every day our group had six lessons with Aimee and Chris. In the last two lessons of each day we worked on our projects and for the show on Friday. Our group and also the other groups prepared some little sketches. We had to be famous actors, pop singers or other people.
I hope our parents, teachers and the students enjoyed our show. However I enjoyed this English week very much.

Marisa Feurer, 3a

Our "English in Action" week was great. Our teachers Taz and Chris were really helpful. Together with the teachers we wrote sketches. The week was great fun. Everyone of us had to talk in English to Chris and Taz because they could speak only a little German.
The first four lessons we did lots of grammar work. In the fifth lesson we created our magazines and stories. And in the sixth lesson we wrote and practised our sketches because on Friday our parents came to school and watched our sketches in the fourth and fifth lesson. In the sketches there were The Simpsons, Britney Spears and some of us acted in a love story.
I wish, I could do such a week once again or even more often.
I recommend this workshop to everyone who likes speaking English.

Elisabeth Holler, 4b

 

From Nov. 23rd to Nov. 27th we had the "English in Action" week. We, the first group of the fourth form, had the native speakers Taz and Chris as teachers. There were also Aimee, Rosie and Ali from Great Britain.
In every lesson we did something new and sometimes we played games. And when we worked hard and talked a lot to our teachers we got some  sweets. Sometimes it was funny to talk to Taz or Chris because we didn't understand everything they said.
But the best thing that week was the show on the last day where all the students, teachers and parents were invited. The sketches were "Mafia Wars", "An evening in front of the TV" (our sketch), "Cinderella", "The Simpsons at Sea" and "The haunted castle". All people really loved our little show.
So I think we learned a lot in that week and I recommend the "English in Action" week to every student.

Linda Neubauer, 4b

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