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L5 U10 L4

Key words:crew, gravity, weightless, dehydrated food, pouchVerbs:to float, to carryGrammar:separable verbsPhonics: silent W

Students will learn:

Level 5 Unit 10 Lesson 4

What do you think food and drink would be like on a spaceship? What would some challenges be for eating fresh food?

Vocabulary

crew: a group of people who work together to drive something.

Captain Tom enjoyed working with his crew.

The floating cat balloons were actually quite scary.

to float: to move or hover slightly in water or the air.

Low gravity conditions were not Mr. Barksby's favorite.

gravity: the reason objects stay at the Earth's surface, an invisible force.

weightless: to not have a weight or volume.

The robot danced like it was weightless.

pouch: a small bag.

The astronauts lived off dehydrated food pouches while in space.

dehydrated food: to remove water from food in order to preserve or store it.

to carry: to support and move something from one place to another.

After his injury, Sonia had to carry her colleague back to camp.

Word Bank

crewgravityweightlessto floatdehydrated foodpouchto carry

How do you think astronauts spend their time in space?

Word Search

Reading

Discussion Question

What was the 'Space Race'?

Koch started her career in winter conditions in Antarctica, Greenland and Alaska. She used scientific research to learn more about very remote regions. She even spent a full year living on the South Pole!

Christina Koch is famous because she has spent the most minutes in space of any female astronaut in the world: 328 days!Koch is an American astronaut who has worked at NASA since 2013.

Christina Hammock Koch is a NASA astronaut.

Koch has completed six spacewalks, three of which included only women. She has spent a total of 42 hours, 15 minutes walking in space!She has participated in three expeditions to the International Space Station with small teams of other astronauts.

Koch and ISS teams have completed hundreds of experiments during their expeditions. They have improved knowledge about 'dark matter', have grown crystals to help in medical research and have printed tissues in microgravity using 3D printers!Christina Koch has won many awards for her contributions to science and space exploration!Congratulations, Christina!

Armstrong was joined by astronaut, 'Buzz' Aldrin for about 21 hours on the moon. Another astronaut, Mike Collins, went on the mission, but stayed in the shuttle. All three men made it back to Earth safely after their mission.

The 'Space Race' was a race between Russia and the USA to have the first astronaut walk on the moon. US President Kennedy won the race on July 20th 1969, when American astronaut, Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.

Neil Armstrong was one of the first astronauts to walk on the moon.

Armstrong's spaceship was called, Apollo 11. It took four days to fly to the moon, after launching on July 16th 1969, and another four days to return home.The astronauts used a smaller Lunar Module, called 'Eagle' to move from the Apollo spaceship to the moon.

In their 21 hours on the moon, Armstrong and Aldrin took many photographs, collected samples of dirt and rocks and completed many scientific tests. They put an American flag in the ground - after all, they did win the race! The astronauts also left a sign on the moon, so future visitors would know they had been there.Apollo 11 was considered a very successful mission.

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Neil Armstrong

Christina Koch

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Grammar

pass obj off as obj

verb + object + adverb + preposition + object

Separable Only

Some phrasal verbs must be separated by a subject/object. These take three forms.

make it up to obj

Phrasal Verbs

When verbs are used together with other words, like adverbs, to create idiomatic meanings.

Separable Verbs

around

off as

up to

by

run

put up with

show

make

pass

1. Helen, can you me the new office, please?
2. Ren could not the heat in the summer.
3. Before you book our vacation, please the details me.
4. John can it me for being late by buying drinks.
5. The dealer tried to the car new. It wasn't.

Separable Only

Some phrasal verbs must be separated by a subject/object. These take three forms.

Phrasal Verbs

When verbs are used together with other words, like adverbs, to create idiomatic meanings.

Separable Verbs

Separable Only

Some phrasal verbs must be separated by a subject/object. These take three forms.

Phrasal Verbs

When verbs are used together with other words, like adverbs, to create idiomatic meanings.

Separable Verbs

• 25
• Quicksand
• black
• 12
• gauche
• avec
• 1000
• 1

• see obj through
• make it up to obj
• leave obj to obj
• show obj around
• ring obj back
• hear of
• pass obj off as obj
• run obj by obj
• run into

Make a sentence

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• #aac5cf

Phonics

RuleThe 'w' is not pronounced at the beginning of a word when it comes before 'r'.

Silent W

Exceptions:who, whose, whole, whom, whoever, answer, sword, two

Silent W

wrote

who

two

want

answer

wrist

whole

whom

wore

wrong

wasp

Silent W

whoeverwhomwrongwrotetwowrap

1.2.3.4.5.6.

Listen and Match

Free Talk

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Create and discuss a list of items astronauts would need to pack for a space adventure.

Goodbye!