• RSB Lernwerkstatt E6 Unit1 Media Time
  • Andreas Grefenberg
  • 19.09.2025
  • Mittlere Reife
  • Englisch
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Teil­zie­le: Media Time

Media time

Ich kann sagen, wel­che Me­di­en ich jeden Tag be­nut­ze und wie oft. Au­ßer­dem kann ich er­zäh­len, was ich in mei­ner Frei­zeit mache.

De­scri­bing people

Ich kann Per­so­nen be­schrei­ben.

What were you doing?

Ich kann von Si­tu­a­ti­o­nen und Er­eig­nis­sen in der Ver­gan­gen­heit be­rich­ten.

Tel­ling a story

Ich kann ein­fa­che Ge­schich­ten er­zäh­len.

Teacher Check: Media Time

Tasks: Media Time 

Pocket-​Project: Media and me 

Tasks: On TV 

Tasks: Media and free time 

Tasks: De­scri­bing People 

Tasks: What were you doing? 

Tasks: Messa­ge in a bot­t­le 

Proof it! Unit 1 

Input: Pre­sent Simp­le (Re­vi­si­on)

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Think, Pair.
Cor­rect the mista­kes. Then dis­cuss with a part­ner.
  • She go to school every day."
  • Does he likes pizza?
  • They doesn't play foot­ball.











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When do we use the pre­sent simp­le?
  • Peter usu­al­ly gets up at 7 O' clock.

  • The sun rises in the east.

  • She drinks tea every mor­ning.

Input: Pre­sent Pro­gres­si­ve (Re­vi­si­on)

Tasks: Media Time

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Use the in­for­ma­ti­on from this task to fill in the fol­lo­wing table.

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Po­cket Pro­ject: Media and Me

Step 1: Media Diary

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For one week, write down what media you use every day.
Media means: TV, phone, ta­blet, com­pu­ter, You­Tube, games, music, etc.

Tu­es­day:

Englisch-​Werkstatt

Gehe in die Englisch-​Werkstatt und wähle eine Part­ne­rin/einen Part­ner für fol­gen­de Übung.

Step 2: Voice Re­cor­ding

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What media do you use? Make a voice re­cor­ding with a part­ner.
Tell each other: What media do you use most? What is your fa­vou­ri­te?
Lis­ten to your part­ner.
Ask ques­ti­ons: “Do you play games?”, “What is your fa­vou­ri­te app?”, I think the best pro­gram­me for … is …
Shhhhh!

Bitte nehmt Rück­sicht auf an­de­re. Ach­tet auf an­ge­pass­te Laut­stär­ke, so dass alle best­mög­lich ler­nen kön­nen.

Step 3: Crea­te a Pre­sen­ta­ti­on

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Make a pre­sen­ta­ti­on about Media and me.

How to do it?
Use your ideas from the media diary and group talk.
Write or draw: What media do you use? Why do you like it?
Add pic­tures, dra­wings and re­cord your voices.
Make your pro­duct co­lour­ful and in­te­resting.

Step 4: Pre­sent & Re­flect

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Re­flect you work.
What did you learn about media?
  • Write 2–3 sen­ten­ces in your note­book:
    “I use …”
    “I like … be­cau­se …”
    “I lear­ned …

Input: Past Simp­le (Re­vi­si­on)

Tasks: On TV

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From now on you'll find all the exer­ci­ses in our ByCS Lern­platt­form cour­se Eng­lish 6.

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Tasks: Media and free time

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Media sur­vey
Com­ple­te Kinga’s ans­wers to the media sur­vey (SB p.12) with the cor­rect
form of the verbs in bra­ckets. Use the simp­le pre­sent or the simp­le past.
  1. I   (look) at a TV web­site after school yes­ter­day. I so­me­times   (check) this web­site to see when my fa­vou­ri­te pro­gram­mes are on.

  2. Li and I   (play) a video game at her house last weekend. I   (not play) video games very often.

  3. I   (talk) to my fri­end Linda on­line yes­ter­day evening. We usu­al­ly   (chat) on­line every day.

  4. I   (send) a text messa­ge to my sis­ter this mor­ning. I   (bor­row) her pull­over. I al­ways   (tell) her that I have so­me­thing of hers.

  5. I al­ways   (love) wat­ching sport on TV. I   (watch) Man­ches­ter United vs. Real Ma­drid on Wed­nes­day evening. Man Utd   (won)!

  6. I   (use) the in­ter­net to look for in­for­ma­ti­on for a pro­ject in class this mor­ning.

    We often   (look) on­line for in­for­ma­ti­on in school.

  7. I   (use) my com­pu­ter, my phone and the TV yes­ter­day. I   (spend) five hours in front of a screen. I usu­al­ly   (watch) one or two hours of TV every day.

Die Si­gnal­wör­ter hel­fen dir, die rich­ti­ge Zeit­form zu wäh­len.

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Free-​time ac­ti­vi­ties
Ben is in­ter­viewing Li about her free-​time ac­ti­vi­ties. Com­ple­te the ques­ti­ons and ans­wers with the
cor­rect form of the verbs in bra­ckets. Use the simp­le pre­sent or the simp­le past.

Ben: Hi, Li. What free-​time ac­ti­vi­ties   (you / usu­al­ly/ do) on Sa­tur­days?

Li: I often   (go) shop­ping with my mum in the mor­ning and I so­me­times   (meet) my fri­ends on Sa­tur­day af­ter­noons. I   (not do) sport on Sun­days, but I al­ways   (prac­ti­se) the piano and   (take) lots of pho­tos. I   (love) my ca­me­ra.

Ben: What free-​time ac­ti­vi­ty   (you / do) yes­ter­day?  

(you / play) a sport, like ho­ckey?

Li: No, I   (not / do) sport yes­ter­day. I   (go) to the com­pu­ter club, then I   (watch) TV. After that, I   (do) my ho­me­work.

Ben:   (you /meet) your fri­ends after school?

Li: No, I   (see) my fri­ends yes­ter­day, but I   (send) them text mess­a­ges. They   (not have) time to meet.

Tasks: De­scri­bing People

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De­scri­be three people on p. 14/1. Your part­ner says who it is.
Say what the per­son looks like.
Say what you think the per­son is like.
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Part­ner A: Look at SB p. 112. Part­ner B: Look at SB p. 118.
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Input: Past Pro­gres­si­ve

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Com­ple­te the sen­ten­ces from Lisa's con­ver­sa­ti­on.
  1. I   tal­king to Rehan.

  2. We   tal­king about a new video game.

  3. Amira   stan­ding near us.

  4. I   loo­king at her.

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Com­ple­te the rule.

Po­si­ti­ve: was /   + verb + -ing

Ne­ga­ti­ve:    / weren't + verb + -ing

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Put the ques­ti­ons in the right order.
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    were
    at
    doing
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    What
    you
    What were you doing at 11?
  • stan­ding
    near
    you
    Who
    was
    ?
    Who was standing near you?

Tasks: What were you doing?

First look at SB p.147 ff and

read LF 2 Past Pro­gres­sive.

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A fire alarm
Com­ple­te the sen­ten­ces with the cor­rect form of the verbs. Use the past pro­gres­si­ve.
  1. Jalen wasn’t re­a­ding (not read) a book, he was using (use) an app on his phone.

  2. Kinga   (not make) a video, she   (talk) to her mum on the phone.

  3. Ben and Mar­vin   (not chat) on­line. They   (play) foot­ball.

  4. Li   (send) a text. She   (not do) her ho­me­work.

  5. Malik and Jas­mi­ne   (eat) sand­wi­ches. They  

    (not drink) cola.

  6. Le­o­nie   (take) pho­tos with her ca­me­ra. She   (not talk) to Mr Tay­lor.

  7. Tris­ha and Deb­bie   (not play) vol­ley­ball. They   (make) a video with their pho­nes.

  8. Ms Pres­ton   (not eat) an apple, she   (talk) to Mr Jones.

  9. Ri­chie   (not phone) a fri­end, he   (write) a story for the school ma­ga­zi­ne.

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As­king Ques­ti­ons
Write the ques­ti­ons.
  • af­ter­noon
    ?
    doing
    yes­ter­day
    Kinga
    was
    What
    What was Kinga doing yesterday afternoon?
  • was
    Li
    messa­ge
    a
    text
    sen­ding
    ?
    Why
    Why was Li sending a text message?
  • play­ing
    Where
    Ben
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    and
    Mar­vin
    were
    foot­ball
    Where were Ben and Marvin playing football?
  • Kinga
    ?
    at
    loo­king
    TV
    the
    pro­gram­me
    How
    was
    How was Kinga looking at the TV programme?
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    video
    ma­king
    Tris­ha
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    Deb­bie
    were
    When
    and
    When were Trisha and Debbie making a video?
  • What
    ea­ting
    Jas­mi­ne
    Malik
    and
    ?
    were
    What were Malik and Jasmine eating?
  • phone
    on
    app
    his
    was
    an
    Who
    using
    ?
    Who was using an app on his phone?
  • was
    to
    ?
    Mr
    Who
    Tay­lor
    tal­king
    Who was Mr Taylor talking to?

Tasks: Messa­ge in a bot­t­le

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Read U1 Text 2 Messa­ge in a bot­t­le.
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The mess­a­ges
Read the story again. Com­ple­te the notes.
  • Where did Laura find or see the messa­ge?
    1st messa­ge: 
    2nd messa­ge: 
    3rd messa­ge: 
  • What was the messa­ge like?
    1st messa­ge: 
    2nd messa­ge: 
    3rd messa­ge: 
  • What did the messa­ge say?
    1st messa­ge: 
    2nd messa­ge: 
    3rd messa­ge: 
  • How did Laura ans­wer?
    1st messa­ge: 
    2nd messa­ge: 
    3rd messa­ge: 
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The wri­ter of the mess­a­ges
Ans­wer the ques­ti­ons.
  • What does Laura think about the wri­ter (boy or girl? / how old? / where from? / ...)?
  • Who do you think the wri­ter is?
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Your messa­ge

Your Check: Unit 1

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