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Objective: Reading

Life on the ice

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A lesson to teach the reading: Life on the ice

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  • 1. do you prefer warm or cold weather?

2. Easy Instruction 1: In silence, watch this short video: 3. Easy Instruction 2: Tell your partner next to your right 3 things you learned while watching the video. 2 minutes 4. These are pictures of the story: 5. What do you think the story is about? Would you like to travel to the North Pole? How do you imagine your school there? What could you do to have fun there? 6. Remember Raise your hand and wait for permission to speak. Listen to your friends. Speak English. Keep seated. 7. Life on the ice, vocabulary Shelter Colony Constant Wilderness Climate Region Unexpected Gliding Overheated Layer Synonym of weather A place to keep warm It is too hot This is a large group land without people A surprise All the time Also called an area Cover that protects something inside Flying with the wind . 8. Easy Instruction 5: watch this short video about a colony of emperor penguins after write 5 sentences using 5 of the words given 9. 5 sentences 1) (example) The emperor penguins live in a very cold region. 10. Easy Instruction 7: write these 10 questions (8 minutes) Easy Instruction 6: share your sentences with the partner to your right (2 minutes) 11. Questions 1) What is a non-fiction text? 2) Where is the North Pole located? 3) What is the size of an iceberg? 4) What do scientists search for in the South Pole? 5) Where do many people live in the 12. 6) What happens in spring? 7) Which part was our favorite ? 8) Can you write something about the author 9) What do you know of the photographer? 10) What did you learn from the story? 13. Easy Instruction 9: answer the questions you have in your notebook 14. write a poem about this story.