AE - L6 U1 L3-done

Grammar comparative and superlative structures

Readingexpository textsummarizing

Word Workhomophones

Today's Lesson

Vocabulary view, tunnel, intelligent, virtual

The Amazing Ocean

Level 6 Unit 1 Lesson 3

Teacher Tips

Watch the whale wag its tail whilePlaying in the deep, dark sea. Spy the fish dance and swish whileSwimming in the deep, dark sea. See the shark make a ripple mark whileHunting in the deep, dark sea. Hunting in the deep, dark sea?Oh no!Getting closer and closer to me!

The deep, dark sea

word work

The blue whale blew out a large gust of air.

two to toonew knewblue blew

These words make the same sound.

Homophones

1. I have a brand video game!2. I already the answer.

blue

blew

1. The whale is beautiful.2. The baby a big bubble.

knew

new

too

to

two

Homophones

1. I am going the mall later.2. I think whales are beautiful, .3. I want to buy pieces of cake.

Fill in the blanks

vocabulary

The view of the city is spectacular.

view - what you can see

He loves playing with his new virtual reality glasses.

virtual - not real

The tunnel is longer than the road above it.

tunnel - an underground passage

Reading can make you more intelligent.

intelligent - smart, clever

Someone who reads a lot, could be a. intelligent b. inhabitc. vicious d. viewWhen you have class online, this meeting isa. massive b. virtualc. view d. aggressiveWhat you see from the top of a mountain is called the a. hammer b. exhibitc. view d. massiveWhen a train can't go over a mountain, it goes through aa. tunnel b. hammerc. protect d. cage

Multiple choice

Make a Sentence

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• view
• virtual
• intelligent
• cage
• massive
• tunnel

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Would you rather?

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reading

What sea creature would you like to be?

pre-Reading

Part 3

The journey through Georgia Aquarium continues today with a visit to the Ocean Voyager exhibit. This is the biggest exhibit in the aquarium and it has the world’s largest viewing windows. The sea creatures can also be seen while walking through a tunnel right underneath them. One fish that might swim overhead is the whale shark, the largest shark in the world. The whale shark is an enormous shark with a spotted body that lives in tropical waters. Its giant mouth can be bigger than a person, but it is actually a very gentle shark and doesn’t attack its prey. It simply opens its gigantic mouth and swims along the bottom of the sea, swallowing fish as it moves.

A Visit to Georgia Aquarium

The Ocean Voyager exhibit also contains manta rays, which are flat, triangular shaped fish with long tails that glide around coral reefs. Manta rays have a very big brain and are quite intelligent. They are one of the most interesting species in the aquarium, since they are often seen with smaller fish attached to them, which clean their bodies. Manta rays also give birth to live young, instead of hatching eggs!

Along with the hundreds of other animals exhibited in Georgia Aquarium, there is also a 4D theater, which uses virtual reality to display the world under the sea. There are numerous interactive games and activities, including an online scavenger hunt played on the aquarium’s mobile app. There is a delicious restaurant, serving light meals and a buffet lunch, and, of course, a gift shop.

Here you can see a livestream of the Ocean Voyager exhibit in Georgia Aquarium.What animals can you see in the video?

1. What are the different ways to view the Ocean Voyager exhibit?
2. How does a whale shark eat its food?
3. What shape do manta rays have?
4. What are some activities you can do in Georgia Aquarium?

comprehension

A Visit to Georgia Aquarium

Georgia Aquarium, located in Atlanta, Georgia, in the south of the United States, is an incredible place to visit. This is one of the largest aquariums in the world and is host to more than 100,000 sea creatures. Its exhibits use more than 11 million gallons of water for fish and sea creatures to live in. The aquarium has seven major galleries, each of which contains its own underwater habitat. There are lots of things to learn about and explore in this amazing aquarium.

The first sentence State the title and the main idea

Summary

Grammar

bigsmallwidetallprettyhappyangryhealthyhungryfancyshortcute

deliciousamazingbeautifuldisgustingawesomefantasticterriblehorribledangerousaggressiveviciousgiganticmassivefantasticexcellent

play yuppies

Wrap Up

What questions do you still have about this topic?

Would you like to continue learning about sea creatures?

Draw a picture of a marine animal and write sentences to describe it.

Think about your five favorite animals and write sentences to compare them.

Extension

Grammar

Reading

Vocabulary

Word Work

comparativessuperlatives

expositorysummary

intelligenttunnelviewvirtual

homophones(to/too/two)

visualize setting

Poem

Review

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