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1. 0:04Does everyone have
2. 0:09[Music]
3. 0:33Ah, it's ah it's on your Okay. Yeah.
4. 0:52Okay. Okay. Most of you have finished
5. 0:54their name tags. Okay. Um, is anyone
6. 0:57wide awake
7. 0:59yet? Feel a bit
8. 1:01sleepy? Yeah. Okay. So, we'll start off
9. 1:05a bit slow and then a bit easy then.
10. 1:07We'll start off by watching a short
11. 1:09video. Okay. So, you can just sit back
12. 1:12and relax, but pay attention because
13. 1:13I'll ask you a couple of questions. All
14. 1:15right.
15. 1:22summer and the sun and almost hot.
16. 1:26Really? I'm guessing you don't have much
17. 1:28experience with heat. Nope. But
18. 1:32sometimes I like to close my eyes and
19. 1:34imagine what it be like when summer does
20. 1:44come. I'll be doing whatever snow does
21. 1:48in summer.
22. 1:53in my hand. My snow against the burning
23. 1:57sand gorgeously tan in
24. 2:02summer blow
25. 2:04[Music]
26. 2:07away when it
27. 2:08[Music]
28. 2:11gets and I can't wait to see what my
29. 2:14buddies all think of me. Just imagine
30. 2:17how much I'll
31. 2:19[Music]
32. 2:25be hot and cold are both so intense. Put
33. 2:28them together, it just makes
34. 2:34sense. Winter's a good time to stay in
35. 2:36cuddle, but put me in summer and I'll be
36. 2:39a happy snowman.
37. 2:45My
38. 2:53[Music]
39. 2:56dream will be
40. 3:01there in summer.
41. 3:09[Music]
42. 3:17So, switch back on the lights. So, what
43. 3:20movie is this kid from? Who recognizes
44. 3:22it? Yeah. From Frozen, indeed. And which
45. 3:26characters do you recognize?
46. 3:30Does anyone know? Yeah. Olaf. Indeed.
47. 3:33And what is Olaf doing?
48. 3:36Yes.
49. 3:37He's Can you sing it a bit louder? He's
50. 3:39singing. He's singing a song. And about
51. 3:42what is he singing a song?
52. 3:45[Music]
53. 3:46Indeed. And what do you think that will
54. 3:49happen to a snowman in summer?
55. 3:52I've already heard you maybe someone
56. 3:54else. No one else. Okay, Tyra, you can
57. 3:56go ahead. He will melt. Indeed, a
58. 3:59snowman in summer will melt. And why
59. 4:02will a snowman in summer
60. 4:05melt? Anyone? I can see you. You're
61. 4:09thinking, but yeah, go ahead. But it's
62. 4:12hot. Because it's hot and it's always
63. 4:15hot in summer in
64. 4:17Belgium. I see you guys shaking your
65. 4:20head. No, no, not indeed. In Belgium,
66. 4:22it's sometimes it's it's yeah, it's
67. 4:24cold, rainy, it can be any type of
68. 4:27weather in Belgium because weather can
69. 4:30vary a lot. So, today we'll be talking
70. 4:32about the weather. But before we get
71. 4:34started on the weather, we'll first um
72. 4:37shortly repeat the four seasons that you
73. 4:39guys have learned. So, does anyone
74. 4:42recognize this season? Yes.
75. 4:46Yes. And about what about this next
76. 4:52one? Can you give it a try?
77. 4:56No idea. Can anyone help him
78. 4:59out? What could this be?
79. 5:02Look at the colors.
80. 5:05Can you hear something? Yes. The haters.
81. 5:09Does anyone know the word in English?
82. 5:12Normally should have learned it already.
83. 5:14There are two words, an American word
84. 5:16and a British word. Just so you can
85. 5:17choose. Yes. Yeah. Fall. Fall indeed.
86. 5:21That's the one word. And you also have
87. 5:23another word.
88. 5:25Good morning. Good morning. Good
89. 5:27morning, gentlemen. Good morning. So, we
90. 5:30have Or we can say autumn. Okay, so we
91. 5:33have two words for uh for your hair. And
92. 5:37what about this next one? A coconut
93. 5:39sunglasses this summer. Summer. Summer
94. 5:42indeed. And this last
95. 5:46one. You want to try it?
96. 5:49No. No idea. No idea. I've learned it
97. 5:52already. Dig deep. Dig deep.
98. 5:59Maybe you can give it a try. I can see
99. 6:01you
100. 6:03thinking. I'll give you a hint. It
101. 6:05starts with an S.
102. 6:10Yes. Spring. Spring. Very well. Ding,
103. 6:12ding, ding. You're the winner. Very
104. 6:14good. Okay. So, very well. So, we have
105. 6:16repeated the seasons. Now, we'll talk
106. 6:19about the weather itself. So, when we
107. 6:22talk about the weather, we can describe
108. 6:23the weather by using a couple of words.
109. 6:26We can say it is sunny. That's when the
110. 6:29sun is shining or we can say it's bright
111. 6:31outside. What about this picture? What
112. 6:34do you see on this
113. 6:37picture? Is it sunny on this picture?
114. 6:39What can you see in the sky? Yes. A dark
115. 6:47um a dark sky. It's a dark sky full of
116. 6:54Yes. Yes. Yes. Where's your name?
117. 6:58Don't forget to put your name tag on it.
118. 7:01This cloudy. It's cloudy. Wow. You
119. 7:03already know the word. You mean it's
120. 7:05full of clouds. So, it's cloudy. The
121. 7:07weather is
122. 7:09cloudy. And what about this one? It's
123. 7:12like Belgian weather. It's constantly
124. 7:14changing. Like one minute the sun is
125. 7:16shining and the other minute it's
126. 7:18raining and it's cloudy. What could this
127. 7:21be called? I think it's a difficult one.
128. 7:23It's called variable. Can you all repeat
129. 7:25that after me? Variable.
130. 7:27variable. You can do that again.
131. 7:30Variable. Variable. Very well. Variable.
132. 7:33So it's written like this. Now when we
133. 7:36talk about the temperatures, we can
134. 7:38describe cold temperatures and warm
135. 7:40temperatures. When we describe cold
136. 7:42temperatures, we also have different
137. 7:44types of words like we do in Dutch. So
138. 7:48what could this be? This one. It's
139. 7:50freezing. It's freezing. Does it freeze?
140. 7:54Can it freeze in Belgium? Sometimes.
141. 7:56Yes, indeed it can. But there are other
142. 7:58countries where it's very cold, much
143. 8:00colder than in Belgium. So freezing. And
144. 8:03this one, this is
145. 8:06cold. And then we have another one where
146. 8:08it's a bit warmer, but it's still quite
147. 8:11cold. And we call this cool. Not cool as
148. 8:14man, that's cool. That's also cool. And
149. 8:16it's written just the same, but it's a
150. 8:19different kind of cool. Now we can talk
151. 8:21about warm temperatures. We have this
152. 8:25like springtime like today. Is it is it
153. 8:27really warm
154. 8:29outside? Is it nice? Sort of, but not
155. 8:32really. So, we call that mild. Can you
156. 8:36repeat that as well? Mild. Very well.
157. 8:39Then we have a bit warmer. And that's
158. 8:43what we call very easy.
159. 8:46Can you say it a bit louder? Warm. Warm
160. 8:48indeed. Warm. Yeah. And then this one.
161. 8:51What could this be? Yes. hot. It's when
162. 8:55it's so hot that you can barely breathe.
163. 8:58So hot. Now we can also talk about the
164. 9:01wind. You have different types of wind.
165. 9:05For example, you have a bit of wind, a
166. 9:07breeze. And when the wind's like that,
167. 9:10we call it a calm wind. Can you repeat
168. 9:13that after me? Calm. Calm. Very well.
169. 9:18But it can be a bit harder. And then we
170. 9:21have a light wind. It's an easy word,
171. 9:25light wind. But then for the girls with
172. 9:28long hair, we have a yeah, different
173. 9:30kind of wind. And they're going to be in
174. 9:33a lot of trouble when that wind comes
175. 9:34along. It's a moderate wind. But you're
176. 9:38all boys, by the time you have a bit of
177. 9:39longer hair, so it could be a problem
178. 9:41for you as well. So you might have a bad
179. 9:43hair day after a wind breeze like that.
180. 9:46But then you have another type of wind.
181. 9:49this type of wind. What could this be?
182. 9:52Storm. It could be a storm, but we're
183. 9:55talking about the wind. Is it a light
184. 9:57wind or a a hard or strong wind? We call
185. 10:00this a strong wind. Has anyone of you
186. 10:03ever had an experience like that? Yes, I
187. 10:05can see I can see you nodding. Can you
188. 10:07tell me a bit about it? Was it a long
189. 10:09time ago?
190. 10:12Three years ago. Three years ago. Were
191. 10:14you uh riding your bike or
192. 10:18you were walking? And what about you
193. 10:24tides? Sea
194. 10:27on the seaside. Yes. And you were
195. 10:30walking or you were riding?
196. 10:32And it was also that hard, that strong.
197. 10:35Oh gosh. You almost flew away. Yes. And
198. 10:39any of you other guys have any
199. 10:41experience like that? No, not yet. Yeah.
200. 10:43You
201. 10:45at the seaside. Okay. Well, indeed, it's
202. 10:48possible at the seaside that you might
203. 10:51come upon strong winds like that. Now,
204. 10:54we can talk about water and air. When we
205. 10:56talk about water and air, we have uh for
206. 10:59in Belgium, we call it in Dutch and it's
207. 11:02in yeah, in English quite the same. It's
208. 11:05frost. So, you might know Frosty the
209. 11:07Snowman, the song. It's a It's a
210. 11:10Christmas song, but whenever you hear it
211. 11:12again, you will think about frost or it
212. 11:16could be frosty. We have another one.
213. 11:19Does anyone see what this is? The I'm
214. 11:23not going to say the word. Yes, it's not
215. 11:26snow. There's snow on the road. So,
216. 11:28that's correct. Very good. But it's
217. 11:29about the the creepy. Yes. Rain. No, not
218. 11:34rain.
219. 11:36It's It's the same word, isn't it?
220. 11:40Mist sander. Very good. So this is mist.
221. 11:44So when the mist is very hot, it's it's
222. 11:47even another word, but it's you can say
223. 11:49there's mist or it's
224. 11:51misty. Now what about this? It's when
225. 11:54there's a lot of mist that you can
226. 11:56hardly see. You have any idea? It's
227. 11:59called fog. But you have to say it long
228. 12:02because otherwise uh it's it will sound
229. 12:04like another word. So repeat after me.
230. 12:06Fog. Fog. Fog. Very well. So there is
231. 12:11fog or it's foggy and that's when you
232. 12:13can hardly see because of the mist. Now
233. 12:16we can talk about rain and we have a lot
234. 12:19of rain watching my So when we talk
235. 12:21about rain, we say it's raining or it's
236. 12:25raining. Now we have two types of rain.
237. 12:28We have a drizzle. What could this be in
238. 12:30Dutch?
239. 12:34What's that word?
240. 12:36[Music]
241. 12:38So it's a small amount of of
242. 12:40of light rain, but we also have the
243. 12:43opposite and that's a shower. So not a
244. 12:46shower. You could probably take shower
245. 12:48in the in the rain as well. So it's
246. 12:49quite cheap. But this is a shower. There
247. 12:53are words for heated or stored there. So
248. 12:56it's a large amount of of rain for short
249. 13:00periods of time. Now what about this
250. 13:03one? I already heard the word. Someone
251. 13:05said it sounded it's a storm or it's
252. 13:09stormy. So storm or storm. And what do
253. 13:12you recognize if you look at the the
254. 13:14picture at the video clip? Thunder.
255. 13:17That's a difficult one. Thunder.
256. 13:21So it's not thunder, but thunder.
257. 13:24Thunder. Yeah, that's better. Very well.
258. 13:26And there's another uh word that you can
259. 13:29relate to storm. Lightning. Lightning.
260. 13:32Very well. Very good, Sandra. So, storm,
261. 13:35stormy, and it always comes with
262. 13:37lightning and with
263. 13:39thunder. Now, we can also talk about the
264. 13:42directions. They're almost the same as
265. 13:44in Dutch, only that we don't have a
266. 13:47hyphen. A
267. 13:49hyphen. So, we can talk about the north.
268. 13:52Repeat after me because that's a
269. 13:54difficult one again. North. North. Yes.
270. 13:57Wow. Very good. And northeast.
271. 14:02Yes. Then we have east. That's an easy
272. 14:04one.
273. 14:06Okay. You want to repeat it all? Okay,
274. 14:08we'll repeat it all. And then southeast.
275. 14:12Uh again, because I heard a couple of
276. 14:14T's. Southeast.
277. 14:17Yes. Very well. And now we have south.
278. 14:22Yes. Great. Southwest.
279. 14:28West.
280. 14:30That's an easy one. And northwest.
281. 14:34Very good. Very good you guys. Now I'm
282. 14:37going to let you do a short exercise.
283. 14:40Now you can take your word books on page
284. 14:43205 and you have to read the text
285. 14:46individually about forecasting
286. 14:49stone. Now when you have finished you
287. 14:52can do the exercise below. I'm going to
288. 14:55show you on the
289. 14:56workbook. Where is it? Oops. There it
290. 14:59is. So you can
291. 15:01read the text here and then you can do
292. 15:05the exercise. It's not responding. Yes.
293. 15:09Now it is.
294. 15:12Go ahead. We'll correct it together
295. 15:14afterwards.
296. 16:11Yes, that's when there's a lot of mist.
297. 16:28Is it working?
298. 16:55That's not that clear.
299. 17:15See, most of you have finished.
300. 17:20Okay, start
301. 17:24correcting. Who knows the first
302. 17:27picture? Yes,
303. 17:31indeed. The first one. Let me see if I
304. 17:34can work.
305. 17:35Yes, paper. Windy. And what about the
306. 17:38second? The second picture,
307. 17:41Unice. It's
308. 17:43indeed not responding. Hold
309. 17:46on. Yes. Yes. Oh, no. There's something
310. 17:50wrong. Yes, that's better.
311. 17:53Tornado. One has that. I think the third
312. 17:56one alien. It's misty.
313. 17:59Misty or foggy? It's you can say it's
314. 18:03it's misty as well. There's not a lot of
315. 18:05of mist. We have to choose from the from
316. 18:09the words above. So, it's
317. 18:12foggy. But mist is correct as well. What
318. 18:15about the fourth one?
319. 18:20Snowing. Snowing or snowy.
320. 18:25Yeah, it's
321. 18:26snowy. And
322. 18:28yeah, again, I think the who hates me.
323. 18:32Okay. The the other one. Yes.
324. 18:35Earthquake. Earthquake.
325. 18:39Good. Yes. And then the other one. Yes.
326. 18:45Sunny. Sunny. All
327. 18:48right. And then the last one. You can
328. 18:51give it a try. Sounded.
329. 18:55Did everyone hear that? Yes. Very well.
330. 18:58Rain. Very good, you guys.
331. 19:02Now you can take your workbook on page
332. 19:06207 because we're going to make we're
333. 19:08going to do exercise three 2.3. Hold on.
334. 19:12I'm going to try. Ah, there it is.
335. 19:17Oops. It really me. Okay. So, um, you
336. 19:22have to you can work in pairs with this
337. 19:24exercise. So, maybe you can turn around.
338. 19:26You can turn around. You can turn around
339. 19:29and um you can work together with them
340. 19:32instead of because we're on and you can
341. 19:35work. You can sit next to them just for
342. 19:38this exercise.
343. 19:41[Music]
344. 19:43Okay guys, listen to me first. Oh. Oh,
345. 19:46hold on. Hold on. Okay. Um you have to
346. 19:50look at the map above. You have to uh
347. 19:53look at it and afterwards you have to
348. 19:54read the statement below. there are true
349. 19:57or false statements. So if they're
350. 19:58false, you have to correct it as well.
351. 20:01So discuss the statement statements
352. 20:04together and then uh correct it where
353. 20:06necessary. Okay, go ahead.
354. 20:12[Music]
355. 20:21[Music]
356. 20:28Yes.
357. 20:50[Music]
358. 21:07There you Crazy.
359. 21:10[Music]
360. 21:45[Music]
361. 21:57Yeah. Number one.