YouTube "Do you remember" by Jarryd Jones Qs Remember? Memory? Childhood - what do you remember? How far back? Do you have difficulty remembering what you did last year, last week, 10 years ago? - NUMBERS FACES PLACES DATES WORDS (English) PASSWORDS? Do we remember the good times more than the bad times? Why? Why do we forget? Aere there ways to improve our memory? Ways to remember PIN No's / passwords?

Listening ITunes - StoryCorp - Gweneviere - Memory Loss Vocabulary - RECORD, SHARE, PRESERVE THEIR LIVES, INTERVIEWS Discuss the idea of recording people discussing memories Q. Why would people want to do that? Q. Do you think it's a good idea? Q. Would you like to do it one day? Play listening: storycorp.org/listen/?show=popular 243 line 22 S/B Qs 2b) 1,4,5,8,9 2c) i) Ordinary people with memory loss, veterans, immigrants etc ii) she always has a card in her pocket with the date on it iii) she may eat the same meal (more than once) eg. lunch iv) stroke-operation v) wake up at 80 - last 40 years? vi) Yes vii) San Francisco viii) A blonde colleague ix) Look at any of the distance signs along the way

T writes the speech phrases on the W/B. Individual students chosen randomly to complete the Reported Speech versions. 1. "I have a car", said John. = He said that she had a car 2. "I'm not crying", said Mary. = She told me that she wasn't crying. 3. "We'll never forget you", said my friends. = They said that they would never forget me 4. "I can't remember", said Peter. = He said that he couldn't remember 5. "We may be late", said John and Mary. = They told us that they might be late 6. "I must go", said Mary. = She said that she had to go **************IMPORTANT NOTES********************* Word Changes: - 1) PRONOUNS "I think you told me" = He said he thought we'd told him. 2) TIME EXPRESSIONS "See you tomorrow" = He said he'd see me the next day. "I did it yesterday" = She said she'd done it the day before. "I went camping last week" = He said that he'd been camping the week before. 3) HERE & THIS "We don't like it here" = They told us that they didn't like it there. "This is your station" = She said (that) that was our station. Reported Questions: - "Have you been to Australia?" = He asked me if we'd been to Australia? Reported Imperatives / Requests: - "Don't forget!" = He told me not to forget. "Could you close the window?" = She asked me to close the window S/B Exercises 3a) & c) P 148

Show the Rain Powerpoint slide Organise 4 groups and hand each group the RP form Each group must create a story in cartoon form - using Direct Speech Then they write the story using reported Speech