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1st 2nd 3rd 4th

English Science English English

Grammar Asteroids, comets and meteor Comparative and Horoscopes
___________________________- superlative
English Maths
Horoscopes Bingo math
Connect four

We are going to talk about the According to the last

Create an index card about grammar, write some difference between asteroids, comets Solve page 52 of student´s topic, they have to
examples. and meteors. book solve page 53.
Watch this video about horoscopes Watch this video Write the main In your notebook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvMEEn3Lhx4 https://www.nasa.gov/feature/episode- characteristics of write your zodiac
Separe in teams of horoscopes and they have to 16-we-asked-a-nasa-scientist-what-s- superlative and sign and their main
search and find their similarities or differences. the-difference-between-asteroids- comparative characteristics with a
Answer the questions comets-and Solve the exercises draw.
Complete the copy, the first exercise it
Homework: print the copy of “What is a is a dict and the other they have to
difference” for the next class. complete the squares with the words in
the correct space.
Homework: print the copy of “connect four”
Bring dice (traer 1 par de dados) We are going to talk about how to play
for the next class bingo, what are the characteristics and
rules.
Write in the notebook these
characteristics.
Play bingo with a classmate.
Paste in your notebook
What is the difference?
 An asteroid is a rocky object that orbits the Sun. Asteroids are _________than a
planet, but they are ________ than the pebble-size objects we call _________
 Comets are small _______ dirtballs that orbit the Sun; comets are ________ of ice
and dust while asteroids are made of ________.
 A meteor is a _______ rock—or meteoroid—that enters Earth's atmosphere, as it –
burns up upon entering Earth’s atmosphere, it creating a streak of _______ in the
sky (often called "shooting stars"). When Earth encounters many meteoroids at
once, we call it a meteor _______.
 If a meteoroid survives its trip through Earth’s atmosphere and lands on the Earth’s
surface, it is called a meteorite.