AE - L6 U1 L8-done

assessment

The Amazing Ocean

Level 6 Unit 1 Lesson 8

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

meet

bear

bare

meat

sea

see

wail

whale

Matching

bread

sea

brake

break

hair

peer

pair

pear

eye

dear

dare

deer

no

know

wail

Matching

now

bear

bare

meat

sea

see

well

whale

bow (n)

bow (v)

lead (n)

lead (v)

tear (n)

tear (v)

a decorative knot

a dark metal

a drop of water in your eye

to bend at the waist

to guide or go in front of

to rip or separate

Matching

Matching

produce (n)

desert (v)

desert (n)

produce (v)

present (v)

present(n)

refuse(v)

refuse (n)

vocabulary

Matching

massive

protect

inhabit

exhibit

cage

aggressive

vicious

hammer

The bird escaped from its and flew outside.

My father needs a so he can fix the house.

The shark ate all of the fish he found.

Mary is quite and always wants to fight.

Matching

determine

whistle

knot

scholarship

widevery angrya window coveringwhat you should do

Matching

advice

curtain

broad

furious

notice

abandoned

napkin

scream

I dropped my on the floor and the dog ate it.

I am so angry that I just want to .

The is an car in front of my house.

I didn't even that the teacher wasn't wearing pants!

Make a Sentence

• 30
• Quicksand
• black
• 20
• gauche
• avec
• 1000
• 1

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

• #258cb6
• #71b8d2
• #8fbecf
• #aac5cf

Would you rather?

+info

reading

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.

A Visit to Georgia Aquarium

Use a sentence to tell the main idea.

Use two words to tell the topic.

main idea

genre

Discussion

Does this text give information or tell a story?

topic

Muriel pushed her hair out of her face and pulled her ponytail tight. She looked to her right and saw Christina, the crab whose long claws made her the best grabber. Danny, the dolphin who almost always swam more quickly than everyone else, was on her right. Muriel took a deep breath and looked forward, determined to swim faster than she ever had. The whistle blew and everyone took off. The race had begun!

The Big Race

or

Describe Muriel

Discussion

Retell the story

Grammar

an

in the sea

fish

ugliest

biggest

otter

smaller

uglier

ugly

is

the

the

than

than

big

than

prettier

is

clownfish

jellyfish

than

shark

is

whale

bigger

Make some sentences.

quicklyslowlygentlycarefullyfuriouslyhappilyviciouslyangrilybadlybravelycorrectlyperfectlyloudlyquietly

bigsmallwidetallprettyhappyangryhealthyhungryfancyshortcute

bigsmallwidetallprettyhappyangryhealthyhungryfancyshortcute

deliciousamazingbeautifuldisgustingawesomefantasticterriblehorribledangerousaggressiveviciousgiganticmassivefantasticexcellent

play yuppies

Wrap up

What would she have to learn to be able to do this job?

Why would she be good at this job?

Suggest another job that Muriel could do.

You finished Level 6 Unit 1!

Great job!