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Today's Lesson

Vocabulary

Reading

access, soul, dejected, necessity

Narrative Prediction

Grammar

Task

Future Possiblities

Give an Opinion

Trending Technology

Level 7 Unit 7 Lesson 3

Get Thinking!

What parts of your identify are online?

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Idioms

on the cutting edge highly advanced and very innovative My research lab is on the cutting edge of genetic modificiation.

Reading

Prereading

When do you get in trouble?

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Reading

and find out where I live and use my health card. I’m panicking now and you are not helping!” Peter remained silent until the bus finally came.

Peter and Kelly raced back to the bus stop and Kelly paced back and forth while they waited for the bus. “I can’t believe you don’t have a password on your phone,” Peter repeated twice before Kelly got angry. “I know Peter! I messed up. And now someone has access to my photos, and they could steal my money

access

Predict

Do you think Kelly's phone will be in the supermarket?

Reading

box, but why don’t you call it and walk around the store?” “I don’t have a phone,” Peter admitted again. “How do you live in this world,” the worker joked. “Here let me call. “I’ll just let it ring, while you guys walk around.

“I guess we should go to the lost and found,” Peter suggested as they approached the supermarket. “Some kind soul might have turned it in. The man working at the customer service counter was more than happy to help. “I don’t see it here in the

soul

Reading

Peter and Kelly walked around every inch of the store, with their ears wide open, but they didn’t hear the song Kelly had picked for her ringtone. Finally, they admitted that Kelly’s phone was lost. “I must have set it down somewhere,” Kelly said sadly. “I hope whoever picked it up isn’t a criminal.”

“Yeah, Peter agreed. “They might just wipe the phone clean and use it for themself.” “Let’s go home,” Kelly said. “I’ll have to tell Mom I lost my brand new phone." Kelly and Peter both felt dejected as they walked back to the bus stop.

dejected

Predict

Was your prediction correct?

Reading

“Well, here. Turn the ringer off, it’s been ringing like crazy all day.” Kelly took the phone from her mom and turned to leave the room. “Oh, and Kelly,” her mom started. “You should put a password on your phone. I have had quite an entertaining afternoon watching all of those videos from last night."

“There you are,” Kelly’s mom exclaimed when they came in through the front door. She was standing by the couch holding Kelly’s phone in her hand. “This phone was such a necessity that you decided to leave it at home all day,” she said sarcastically. “I guess I am not used to taking it with me yet,” Kelly answered. She was blushing, but tried to play it cool.

necessity

Expectations

Was this the ending you expected?

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Matching

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Dice Definitions

a small table next to the bed

beg

be able to enter or use

a random person

very funny

a place for elders to live and hang out

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Theme

Which theme do you think is the best theme for this story? A. Friendship B. Anger C. Siblings D. Technology

Grammar

couldmight may modals of possiblity

Possibility

Mom might ground you if you don't find your phone.

Mom may not buy you a new phone.

You could end up in a lot of trouble.

Probability

will probably will most likely will very likely say that there is a good chance

I will probably get an A. I studied a lot.

There is a good chance it will rain.

I will most likely win the race. I am faster than everyone.

Probably Not

will probably not will most likely not will very likely not say that there is a bad chance

I will probably not get a horse for my birthday.

There is not a good chance that will happen.

I will most likely not become the president.

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Maybe?

I think that that is not very likely.

I might win the lottery tomorrow.

Practice

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Give an Opinion

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Opinion

Reason 3

Reason 1

Reason 2

Example 3

Example 2

Example 1

Restate the opinion

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Listening

What can you eat at the convention?

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Extension

Listen to the podcast 5:15 - 6:33 Be prepared to talk about what is in a communication hub.

Exit Interview

What do we do when things don't match our expectations?

Goodbye

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