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L5 U3 L2

Students will learn:

Key words: harm, emergency, police officer, criminal, stranger Verbs: to protect, to arrest Grammar: superlative adjectives Phonics: u_e

Level 5 Unit 3 Lesson 2

Describe a time you did not feel safe?

How did you know you might be in danger?

Vocabulary

harm: injury or illness to your body.

Smoking will cause you harm.

The mother bird protected her eggs in the nest.

to protect: to keep yourself or someone else safe from harm.

emergency: a situation that is serious, unexpected and often dangerous.

Coach treated the injury as an emergency and called the paramedics.

police officer: the job of someone who maintains safety in the community.

Sgt. Marina is a kind and brave police officer.

criminal: a person who knowingly acts dangerously or unfairly.

The criminals are in jail because they are dangerous people.

to arrest: when a police officer catches a criminal.

After harming more than 20 people, B. Werner was finally arrested by police.

stranger: a person we do not know, who may mean us harm.

Lucy could hear a stranger walking behind her, so she went into the nearest shop.

Word Bank

harm emergency police officer criminals strangers protected arrests

1. Wendy her garden from birds with a net.
2. Sgt. Roberts responded to an emergencies at work today.
3. A gang of robbed the bank.
4. There would be many once the criminals were caught.
5. Do no to others!

Subtitle

Teacher Notes

Great!

Try again!

Check

In your neighborhood, how do you know who you can trust and who you can't?

Word Bank

accident injury safe dangerous first aid to save to hurt

harm emergency police officer criminal stranger to protect to arrest

True or False

Check

1. Making a cup of tea is an emergency. a. True b. False
2. You can be arrested for picking flowers. a. True b. False
3. Children should never talk to strangers. a. True b. False
4. Being a police officer is a dangerous job. a. True b. False

Reading

Field Friends

Running was Jude's favorite activity. He enjoyed the fresh air and the time to think. Jude tried to run every day, but sometimes a pain in his leg, from an old injury, stopped him. Jude often saw interesting things on his runs, but he usually did not respond.

The Accident

The Accident

Jude remembers one run very well. He was jogging his usual route through town, when he noticed a hazard on the road ahead. An electrical pole had fallen, and smoke was coming from the open cables. A car was traveling up the same road very quickly. The driver did not see the hazard!

The Accident

At the last minute, the driver turned the car to avoid the dangerous cables, but he turned too far! The car crashed! Safe from the cables, Jude hurried over to help. The driver exited the car, but he was hurt. He sat down on the road while Jude did first aid.

The Accident

Jude asked someone to call an ambulance. The driver would need medical attention to diagnose his injuries, and maybe a visit to the hospital. Jude could tell the police had already been called, as he could hear the sirens responding in the distance.

The Accident

Although the driver was a stranger to Jude, Jude made the decision to stay with him until paramedics arrived. Jude was calm and told the driver he was safe. The firefighters arrived with equipment to prevent others from injury from the electrical cables. With people he could trust to the rescue, Jude continued on his run.

The Accident

Reflection

1. What was the problem on the road where Jude ran?
2. Did Jude call the ambulance or police himself?
3. What evidence shows the driver was not seriously injured?

Grammar

Superlative Adjectives

Superlative Adjectives

Used to express the most extreme of a quality in nouns. Often constructed by adding -est to the adjective.

Create a sentence

Superlative Adjectives Review

Superlative Adjectives

Used to express the most extreme of a quality in nouns. Often constructed by adding -est to the adjective.

Conjugate into Superlative

1. green
2. cheap
3. fancy
4. small

Superlative Adjectives

Superlative Adjectives

When superlatives have 2+ syllables and do not end in -y or 3+ syllables, we add most or least before them.

Create a sentence (expensive)

a) Saving money is the most smart choice. b) Saving money is the smartest choice. a) This route will get us there fastest.b) This route will get us there most fast. a) We had the most beautiful weather on our holiday! b) We had the beautifullest weather on our holiday! a) Paramedics have the least dangerousest job in emergencies.b) Paramedics have the least dangerous job in emergencies.

Which is correct?

Check

Phonics

long /u/ sound: /u_e/

use cute mule huge

Write That Sound

1. 2. 3. 4.

Free Talk

Name a few people you know you can trust.

How do you know these people are not dangerous?

Goodbye!

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