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crashcommute
assembly linealternate
irregular past tense
expositorydetails
suffixesism, acy
Teacher Tips
Grammar
Reading
Vocabulary
Word Work
Today's Lesson
Level 6 Unit 7 Lesson 6
Around the world
There once was a girl from New YorkWho couldn't find any good pork.She got on a plane,And flew straight to Spain,Where she ate all the pork with a fork.
word work
Mary was a journalist and studied journalism in school.Scientists must always calculate with accuracy.
acyforms the noun related to the base wordThe country had always been a democracy.
ismforms the noun related to the base wordHe didn't like to recieve criticism.
Suffixes
When do you receive criticism?
Suffixes
vocabulary
Many cars are made on assembly lines.
assembly line - manufacturing line where each worker repeats the same step to put something together
Pears could be a good alternate if there are no apples available.
alternate - a different option
The red car crashed into the yellow car and caused an accident.
crash - collide or run into something else
The subway is usually quite crowded during the evening commute.
commute - the trip from home to work or school
Check
Tick thecorrect sentence.
a) We use an assembly line to draw pictures.b) We use an assembly line to build cars.a) A train is an alternate to a bus.b) An aeroplane is an alternate to a sandwich.a) A distracted driver might cause a crash.b) A good driver always gets into a crash.a) A long commute is fun and exciting.b) A long commute can make you tired and bored.
- Why do companies choose to use an assembly line?
- What is the best alternate to using your car?
- What could make a long commute more enjoyable?
Compare
What problems could an assembly line cause for its workers?
Problems
reading
Prereading
The first automobile with a gasoline engine was invented by Carl Benz in 1879. This car had two seats, three wheels, and amazed people who were used to traveling by horse and buggy. In 1913, Henry Ford discovered a way to mass-produce automobiles. He used an assembly line to make cars quickly and cheaply. This allowed many people to become drivers. This started the boom in individual transportation. Now there are over 1 billion passenger cars in the world.
Airbags save many lives every year.
Over the years, cars have gotten faster, bigger, and safer. In 1959, cars started using seat belts. In the 1970s, airbags were introduced as a safety measure in case of crashes. In 1978, anti-lock brakes were invented, allowing drivers to stop without sliding on snow and ice. Cars today have electronic sensors, cameras, and multiple automatic accident avoidance systems.
For a long time, cars only used gasoline as their source of power. Gasoline is expensive, poisonous, and creates a lot of pollution, so engineers are constantly looking for alternative fuel sources. A gas made from corn has been invented, as well as engines that run on water, steam, and air. However, the most popular new invention is an electric car or a hybrid car that uses both electricity and gasoline
Another exciting invention is the driverless car. Currently, driverless cars are being developed in all parts of the world. A driverless fleet of taxis is operating in China and Las Vegas. A driverless truck made a nighttime trip to Phoenix with no problems. There is no doubt that self-driving cars will soon become normal everywhere. These vehicles will allow people to sleep, eat, read, or study while they are traveling around their city and will change the way we think about commuting.
- Describe a car from 1879.
- Describe a car from present day.
- Describe what you think a car will be like in 2050.
Comprehension
Decide
Grammar
Past Tensean action completed in the pastThe bird flew across the sky.
drive - droveread - readwrite - wrotedraw - drewbreak - broke
Irregular Past Tense
write
read
read
write
write
drive
drive
break
break
Tic Tac Toe
- What did you read last year?
- What did you read last week?
Irregular Past Tense
wrap up
How will cars change in the future?
Predict
Write the climax to the story. Remember to make it the most exciting part! Then write a few sentences of resolution to this story.
You are going to write a narrative adventure story.
Extension
Readingexpositorydetails
Word Worksuffixism, acy
Grammarirregular past tense
Vocabularyassembly line, alternate,crash, commute
PoemLimerick
Goodbye!