Unit 1. Paco León: Your face will wrinkle, but not your personality

Final product: A descriptive text written in groups which will be posted in a board of Padlet, simulating a dating app. It must contain a picture of the imaginary person (created with AvatarMaker), physical and personality description, hobbies and a description of what type of person they are looking for.


AvatarMaker is an online tool which enables us to create an Avatar. This picture has to be attached to the descriptive text that they have to post in Padlet.


A brief sample may be found in Padlet:



Session 2

1. Breaking gender stereotypes: 




Genre stereotypes video: 


3. How can those gender stereotypes affect our lives?

Session 3


4. Intercultural routines: Find information +write the routine of teenagers in another country. Compare it with another and look for similarities

 Session 5

3. Read the profile of those people who are looking for a partner and match them

1. "I'm a 25-year-old woman with long curly hair and green eyes. I'm 5'7 and have a curvy figure. I enjoy playing video games, cooking and going on hikes. I'm looking for someone who shares similar interests and is also looking for a long-term relationship."

2. "I'm a 30-year-old man with short brown hair and blue eyes. I'm 6'2 and have an athletic build. I love to play basketball, cook and watch movies. I'm hoping to find someone who is kind and caring and wants to have a serious relationship."

3. "I'm a 22-year-old woman with blonde hair and hazel eyes. I'm 5'4 and have a petite frame. I like to paint and read books in my free time. I'm searching for someone who has a good sense of humor, is honest, and wants to build a meaningful relationship."

4. "I'm a 27-year-old man with black hair and brown eyes. I'm 5'10 and have a muscular build. I enjoy playing guitar and going out with friends. I'm seeking a partner who is adventurous and spontaneous and is interested in a casual relationship."

5. "I'm a 23-year-old woman with red hair and brown eyes. I'm 5'6 and have a curvy figure. I love to cook and dance. I'm interested in finding someone who is thoughtful, communicative, and wants to explore a romantic relationship together."

Session 6



What is wrong with the picture?

 





Session 7

2. Reading. Types of families

In recent years, the traditional family structure of a mother, father, and children has been changing. Today, there are many different types of families. Some families have two mothers or two fathers. These families are called same-sex couples or gay couples. Other families have only one parent. These families are called single-parent families.

In some families, parents have children from previous relationships. These families are called blended families or stepfamilies. In these families, stepbrothers and stepsisters live together with their stepparents. Some families have adopted children. Adoption is when a child legally becomes a part of a family that is not their birth family.

Families can also come in different sizes. Some families have many children, while others have only one. Some families have no children at all. This is called a childless family.

It is important to remember that all families are different, but they are all important. Families give love and support to each other. No matter what type of family you have, it is special and unique.

In conclusion, society is changing, and so are families. There are many different types of families today, including same-sex couples, single-parent families, blended families, childless families, and families with adopted children. It is important to remember that all families are unique and special, and everyone should be respected for who they are.

3. Describe your family

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