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Today's Lesson

VOCABULARY

GramMar

ReaDiNg

WOrd wORK

past tense

biographyasking questions

relative pronouns:which

radiation, operations, abandoned, amputated

Level 6 Unit 4 Lesson 3

Exercise

Ugh, Exercise

Bounce, bounce, bounce, blah, blah, blah Basketball is no fun at all.Jump, jump, jump, yuck, yuck, yuckVolleyball does really suck. Run, run, run, ick, ick, ick Exercise will make me sick.

Word Work

whichuses a commaThe phone, which belongs to my dad, is broken.

whichused to describe a thing or an animalThe pen, which is on the table, is blue.

The rabbit, which lives in a burrow, has eight babies.

Relative Pronouns

which

The pencil, which is on top of the notebook, is yellow.

which

Vocabulary

There was a lot of radiation sickness after the accident.

radiation - poisoning from chemical reactions

He needed an operation to repair his knee.

operation - surgery performed on a patient

adopt -choose to take a child or a pet

My parents adopted my sister when she was six.

Sometimes doctors must amputate a leg.

amputate - cut off

cut offsurgery by a doctorchoose to take a childpoison from a chemical change

adopt

radiation

operation

amputate

Matching

Pick One

• adopt
• adapt
• agile
• agree

• radiation
• rapid
• chemical
• physical
• changes

• operation
• excitment
• orange
• octopus
• abandon

verify

• amputate
• ambulate
• angry
• abandon
• achieve

• composure
• creature
• character
• temperature
• court

5. The doctor had to my leg after the infection.

4. I was furious and it was hard to keep my .

correct

incorrect

XX

XX

3. My dad had an on his back last year.

2. I asked my mom if we could a new kitten.

1. After the explosion everyone got sickness

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Decide

Would you rather adopt a sibling or a pet?

Reading

Prereading

What challenges might an athlete face?

Oksana Masters is a paralympic athlete from Ukraine who competes for the United States. She was born June 19th, 1989 near the Cherynobal nuclear disaster. As a result of radiation from the accident, she was born with severe birth defects. She had legs that are different length, and was missing her shin bones. She also has webbed fingers, no thumbs and six toes on each foot. When she was born, Oksana’s parents abandoned her at an orphanage. When she was seven, Oksana was adopted by a professor from the United States.

Oksana Masters

Learningsession

In the United States she received many operations to help her, but both legs were eventually amputated because they could not support her weight. At this time, she began doing adaptive rowing. She qualified for the paralympic games in 2012 and won a bronze medal. After winning this medal, she suffered a back injury and had to stop doing competitive rowing.

Learningsession

However, she did not stop competing. She began training in paracycling and cross-country skiing. In the 2018 Paralympic Games, she won five medals, including a gold medal in the 5 kilometer sitting event. She went on to win a gold medal in the 2020 Paralympics in hand-cycling.

Learningsession

Oksana now participates in many events to encourage young women to join sports. She often runs in charitable races and contributes a lot of time to the Team for Tomorrow campaign. This program allows her to spread the Olympic values of excellence, friendship and respect by giving back to their communities. Oksana is a true sports hero, who has overcome incredible odds to become successful and influence those around her.

Learningsession

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Purpose

Biography

Grammar

didused for a questionDid you run in the park last week?

didn't used for a negativeI didn't jump in the triple jump yesterday.

I didn't walk to school yesterday because it was raining.

Simple Past

After "did" we use the infinitive!

I didn't run a marathon yesterday, did you?

Did you?

Wrap Up

Define

Define what a hero means to you.

Who do you consider a hero in your life?

Extension

Write five sentences about a time you had to overcome an obstacle.

Write five sentences about the most difficult thing you have ever done.

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GramMar

ReaDiNg

VOCABULARY

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which

Simple Past

biography

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