Today's Lesson
Vocabulary
Reading
solemnly, slid, knowingly, shield
Narrative Irony
Task
Grammar
Past Perfect
Drawing Conclusions
Interesting Insects
Level 7 Unit 4 Lesson 1
Get Thinking!
What is your favorite insect?
Text Box A
teacher tips
Idioms
As snug as a bug in a rug. You are very cozy and comfortable. He was sleeping all night, as snug as a bug in rug.
Reading
Prereading
Do you remember the last dream you had?
teacher tips
Reading
“Hey guys, come look! There’s a ladybug in the garden!” Jenna peeked in the window and motioned for us to join her outside. Damon, Carrie, and I were inside playing video games while Jenna was watering the plants. Carrie hit pause on the game and jumped up to run outside. “I love ladybugs,” she shouted. “If you love ladybugs so much, why don’t you eat one?” Damon teased. "I’d eat a ladybug,” I said solemnly. “I bet they’re crunchy and delicious.
solemnly
Reading
I once dreamed that I was a ladybug,” Carrie said softly. “I floated around in a gigantic garden. The sun was hot, but the wind kept trying to push me off the flowers. I remember that I was on a big, orange lily, and I slid right off one of the petals onto the long, green leaves, and just before I was about to hit the ground, the wind picked me back up, and I was back inside the flower.
slid
Reading
“But weren’t you a ladybug?” Damon asked. “You could have just flown back up into the flower.” “It was only a dream, silly. Besides, maybe I wanted to crawl instead of fly. I bet flying is exhausting.” “You’re the one who is silly,” Damon replied. “If an animal can fly, it won’t get tired from flying. It’s just like walking for us.” “Sometimes walking is exhausting,” Carrie replied knowingly. “Imagine if you had to walk all day without a rest. When they migrate, some birds fly all day without stopping. I bet they are exhausted.”
knowingly
Reading
Damon rolled his eyes and looked back toward me. “Anyway, about that ladybug. I’ll give you five bucks if you really eat it.” “If you catch it, I’ll eat it,” I responded and put out my hand waiting for Damon to give me the ladybug.” Jenna shrieked and tried to shield the ladybug from Damon’s hands. “If you’re going to eat an insect, it definitely shouldn’t be a ladybug. Ladybugs aren’t a pest at all. They are extremely beneficial for the garden. Look.” She opened up a page on her phone and read:
shield
teacher tips
Comprehension
What is the context of the story?
What is the setting of the story?
Matching
teacher tips
do something in a serious manner
knowingly
show you know about a topic
shield
slid
moved easily across a surface
solemnly
protect
Fill in the Blank
- solemnly
- surface
- slid
- shield
1. "I have very bad news," he said .
2. "The enemy is coming and we will not be able to you from the attack."
- knowlingly
- slid
- shield
- protect
3. "The enemy is not coming," Karl said . "That is just a rumor."
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correct
- slid
- slided
- serious
- shielded
4. "I just all the way down the hill and saw them with my own two eyes!"
XX
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Irony
teacher tips
Cats are the best animals in the world. They are so friendly.
"I love helping my mom every single weekend."
"I can't wait to do my homework!"
"I think you gave me too much money,"
Irony
teacher tips
“Hey guys, come look! There’s a ladybug in the garden!” Jenna peeked in the window and motioned for us to join her outside. Damon, Carrie, and I were inside playing video games while Jenna was watering the plants. Carrie hit pause on the game and jumped up to run outside. “I love ladybugs,” she shouted. “If you love ladybugs so much, why don’t you eat one?” Damon teased. "I’d eat a ladybug,” I said solemnly. “I bet they’re crunchy and delicious.”
Grammar
Past Perfect
Past Perfect had + past participle
The story we read today is in past tense.
Anything that happened to the characters before is told in past perfect tense.
teacher tips
Past Perfect
By the time she got home, Janine (jump) over six puddles. When he saw the judge, Kevin (crash) his car five times. At the end of the year, Karen (visit) nine different cities. After the war ended, the knight (shield) the prince from seven monsters.
Practice
Conclusion
teacher tips
What I read...
Conclusion
Listening
teacher tips
What is the main idea of this passage?
Extension
Listen to the podcast: 0:00 - 2:00 Be ready to talk about what food products already include insects.
Exit Interview
Why would someone want to use irony?
Goodbye!
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Today's Lesson
Vocabulary
Reading
solemnly, slid, knowingly, shield
Narrative Irony
Task
Grammar
Past Perfect
Drawing Conclusions
Interesting Insects
Level 7 Unit 4 Lesson 1
Get Thinking!
What is your favorite insect?
Text Box A
teacher tips
Idioms
As snug as a bug in a rug. You are very cozy and comfortable. He was sleeping all night, as snug as a bug in rug.
Reading
Prereading
Do you remember the last dream you had?
teacher tips
Reading
“Hey guys, come look! There’s a ladybug in the garden!” Jenna peeked in the window and motioned for us to join her outside. Damon, Carrie, and I were inside playing video games while Jenna was watering the plants. Carrie hit pause on the game and jumped up to run outside. “I love ladybugs,” she shouted. “If you love ladybugs so much, why don’t you eat one?” Damon teased. "I’d eat a ladybug,” I said solemnly. “I bet they’re crunchy and delicious.
solemnly
Reading
I once dreamed that I was a ladybug,” Carrie said softly. “I floated around in a gigantic garden. The sun was hot, but the wind kept trying to push me off the flowers. I remember that I was on a big, orange lily, and I slid right off one of the petals onto the long, green leaves, and just before I was about to hit the ground, the wind picked me back up, and I was back inside the flower.
slid
Reading
“But weren’t you a ladybug?” Damon asked. “You could have just flown back up into the flower.” “It was only a dream, silly. Besides, maybe I wanted to crawl instead of fly. I bet flying is exhausting.” “You’re the one who is silly,” Damon replied. “If an animal can fly, it won’t get tired from flying. It’s just like walking for us.” “Sometimes walking is exhausting,” Carrie replied knowingly. “Imagine if you had to walk all day without a rest. When they migrate, some birds fly all day without stopping. I bet they are exhausted.”
knowingly
Reading
Damon rolled his eyes and looked back toward me. “Anyway, about that ladybug. I’ll give you five bucks if you really eat it.” “If you catch it, I’ll eat it,” I responded and put out my hand waiting for Damon to give me the ladybug.” Jenna shrieked and tried to shield the ladybug from Damon’s hands. “If you’re going to eat an insect, it definitely shouldn’t be a ladybug. Ladybugs aren’t a pest at all. They are extremely beneficial for the garden. Look.” She opened up a page on her phone and read:
shield
teacher tips
Comprehension
What is the context of the story?
What is the setting of the story?
Matching
teacher tips
do something in a serious manner
knowingly
show you know about a topic
shield
slid
moved easily across a surface
solemnly
protect
Fill in the Blank
1. "I have very bad news," he said .
2. "The enemy is coming and we will not be able to you from the attack."
3. "The enemy is not coming," Karl said . "That is just a rumor."
XX
correct
4. "I just all the way down the hill and saw them with my own two eyes!"
XX
incorrect
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verify
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Irony
teacher tips
Cats are the best animals in the world. They are so friendly.
"I love helping my mom every single weekend."
"I can't wait to do my homework!"
"I think you gave me too much money,"
Irony
teacher tips
“Hey guys, come look! There’s a ladybug in the garden!” Jenna peeked in the window and motioned for us to join her outside. Damon, Carrie, and I were inside playing video games while Jenna was watering the plants. Carrie hit pause on the game and jumped up to run outside. “I love ladybugs,” she shouted. “If you love ladybugs so much, why don’t you eat one?” Damon teased. "I’d eat a ladybug,” I said solemnly. “I bet they’re crunchy and delicious.”
Grammar
Past Perfect
Past Perfect had + past participle
The story we read today is in past tense.
Anything that happened to the characters before is told in past perfect tense.
teacher tips
Past Perfect
By the time she got home, Janine (jump) over six puddles. When he saw the judge, Kevin (crash) his car five times. At the end of the year, Karen (visit) nine different cities. After the war ended, the knight (shield) the prince from seven monsters.
Practice
Conclusion
teacher tips
What I read...
Conclusion
Listening
teacher tips
What is the main idea of this passage?
Extension
Listen to the podcast: 0:00 - 2:00 Be ready to talk about what food products already include insects.
Exit Interview
Why would someone want to use irony?
Goodbye!
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