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Activity-1
Before reading
1.1 What’s the word?
Listen to the music, Write the word under the
pictures,listen Again to check your answer.
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Before reading
1.2 Which one does not belong?
a) Car train plane. school.
b) Banana apple. Bicycle. Pear
c) Ship. Boat. Rocket. Sailboat
d) Bike Motorcycle house cart
1.3Tell your classmate what is your the most common
means of transportation for you? And what should be
the rule when you take on a traffic tool?
Reading one
The accident
Kendra and her mom left their house on Southbank at
8:00 to go to school. Kendra put her safe belt.
whereas Lucy and her mom left their house on
Toowong at 8:10, on the way to school, Lucy bounced
up and down on the seat watching her pigtails fly up
and down on the seat in mirror. She had forgotten to
wear her safety belt. Both moms turned into the
school parking at 8:30, at the same time and they
crashed into each other! Kendra was not hurt. Her
safety belt kept her in her seat. But Lucy fell
forward and bumped her head hard! She cried and
cried. She had to go to the hospital and get on X ray.
Lucy got well in a day or two, but she learned an
important lesson!
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1.4.Draw a ☑in the correct column
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1.6.Write done one sentence to answer the
following questions:
a) Where is Kendra and Lucy live?
After reading:
Vocabulary:
Rocket [‘rɒkɪt] n.
Plane [pleɪn] n.
Safety belt n.
Extend reading:
Boats
People have been making boats for thousands of years.
Long ago, people made simple canoes by carving out
logs. They joined wooden or bamboo poles together to
make rafts. They used paddles to move these boats.
Later, people built sailboats. Sails catch the wind and
push boat across the water. Sailboats are faster than
boats with paddles.
Eventually steamboats replaced sailboats. Coal was
burned to heat water. The steam from the water
power the boats.
Today ships are powered mainly by diesel or gas.
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Activity-2
Before reading:
2.1 Listen to the music and Match the words into
the right picture.
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2.2.Discuss with your partners
• What are your favorite fruits?
• Why do you think it is important to eat fruit?
Reading two
An apple day
Apples have many colors! Apples come in three colors.
Apple can be red, yellow or green. lots of other fruits
come in only one color, like oranges. An orange can
only be orange!
Apples are tasty. Apples are crisp and sweet. You can
bite right into an apple and enjoy it right away. You
can’t just bite an orange! You have to peel oranges
first. They get so sticky and messy.
Apples can be made into lots of other foods. An apple
can be made into a pie. An apple can be made into a
cake. But oranges are mostly just made into juice.
Apples taste good and are good for you.
Remember that an apple a day keeps the doctor away!
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2.4.Match the words and phrases to their
definition.
1. Fruit a small meal
2. Snack a drink made from fruit
3. Messy hard or firm
4. Crisp cover with other things
5. Sticky a food that grow from seed
6. Juice not clean
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2.6.Reading the text and answer the questions
below:
1) What is the main idea of paraphrase 1
After reading:
Vocabulary:
Fruit [fruːt] n.
Snack [snæk] n.
Messy [‘mesɪ] adj
Grape [greɪp] n.
Crispy [‘krɪspɪ] adj
Extend reading:
Plants as food
Stone fruits, fruits with pits, also grow on trees.
They have one hard seed covered with soft flesh.
Peaches, plums, cherries and apricots are stone fruits.
Many fruits are quite small. Strawberries,
raspberries and blackberries are all small fruits with
lots of seeds. They grow on small plants or bushes in
cool area.
Apple and pears grow on trees in cool area. They both
have a core with small seeds inside. Some apples are
grown to made juice to drink.
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Activity3:
3.1.Before reading:
Listen to the music and fill in the missing letters.
C_m_u_er
P_o_e
_ad_o
N_ws
T_l_ _ision
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Reading three:
Box night news
Monday night all the neighbors gather in Dave’s
grandmothers’ backyard to watch television.
Everyone gathers around the small screen when the
news comes on. Nana turns the volume right up so we
can hear it over the cicadas.
“Sunday afternoon a young girl went missing from
Queensland. Police, fireman and family joined in the
search, but it was a young lad by the name of Kevin
and his dog peter who eventually found her asleep
under a tree. This little girl was safe and well.”
“that’s me, that’s me” Alice cries.
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After reading:
Vocabulary:
Compute [kəm'pjuːt]
Television [ˈtelɪvɪʒn]
Phone. [fəʊn]
News [njuːz]
Neighbors. ['neɪbəz]
Extend reading:
Almost everyday, mail comes to
your home, this mail is delivered by
a man or woman. This mail is not like
email. This mal is called postal mail.
Postal mail might be a birthday card.
It could be a letter or a paycheck. It might be a bill
to pay. Postal mail comes in a closed envelop. In the
top corner in a stamp.
The person who brings the mail is called mail carrier.
A mail carrier works hard to deliver the mail. Even if
there is rain or a storm, a mail carrier brings the mail.
When the weather is below zero, a mail carrier still
works. A mail carrier even walks through deep snow.
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