To get along with , to fall out with , to be rebellious , subculture , to stand out from the crowd . Ask students: "If you were Sarah, would you ignore Mark?"
Task: "If Sarah had stayed friends with Mark from the beginning, what would have happened?" To get along with , to fall out
While this link points to a general catalog, most 6th edition teacher resources include a "Scripts" section at the back where you can find the full text of listening stories for the Activity Book. To be accepted, she is asked to ignore
The story follows a 15-year-old girl named Sarah who feels pressured to "fit in" with a popular group at her new school. To be accepted, she is asked to ignore her childhood friend, Mark, who isn't considered "cool" by the new group. Sarah eventually realizes that true friendship isn't about popularity or following a specific subculture (like Goths or Punks), but about loyalty and being yourself. Activity Ideas based on the Teacher's Guide To be accepted
