AE L5 U5 L4-done-proofed

Key words:generous, giving back, activist, nonprofitVerbs:to support, to joinGrammar:subordinating conjunctionsPhonics: /ei/

L5 U5 L4

Students will learn:

Level 5 Unit 5 Lesson 4

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Do you ever help others? Make a list of ways you've helped recently. List will save.

Vocabulary

generous: giving more than is necessary, especially money.

The Millars are very generous with their time and donations.

giving back: donating or helping with the knowledge that you are very fortunate while others are not.

After a record year, Great Company Ltd turned to giving back, and sent large donations to local charities.

to support: to give help, especially with money.

After they lost their house in the fire, The Tan's were supported by neighbors.

activist: a person who to tries to bring change to a community or country.

Activists at the capital city are asking for change to recycling plans.

There are many charity projects you can join.

to join: to take part in a group or activity.

nonprofit: a group or company that does not make money.

UNICEF is one of the world's largest nonprofit companies.

Teacher Notes

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Word Bank

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If you could be an activist for one change in your community or country, what would you choose and why?

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• to support
• to join
• generous
• giving back
• activist
• nonprofit

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Listening

What are some benefits of volunteer work?

Every Little Bit

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Comprehension

Listening Task

1. What is the audio clip about?
2. (How) does volunteering benefit the volunteer?
3. What volunteer activities could you do for seniors?

Grammar

Genie has loved flowers since she was a baby.

Olivia's nose hurt since she bumped it.

We have played outside since Lara arrived.

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s__nce

Used to show a relationship between two clauses in a sentence.

Subordinating Conjunctions

Subordinating Conjunctions

since: from a time in the past until now.

since

Subordinating Conjunctions

because

although

If

Since

1. If you pick up litter, you will help the environment.
2. Since you started gardening, you have not bought vegetables from the supermarket.
3. You helped eldery people cross the road because they were struggling.
4. I love volunteering at the food bank, although I don't have much time.

Phonics

Long e - /ei/

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Drag That Sound

Free Talk

Describe a time someone was generous to you. What did they give you and why?

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Every Little Bit

*Forbes, “Five Surprising Benefits of Volunteering,” on the Internet at www.forbes.com/sites/nextavenue/2015/03/19/5-surprising-benefits-of-volunteering/3/

While becoming an activist for change can be very appealing, your support can make a big difference in your own local community. You can find volunteer opportunities to suit your interests and abilities, and you will be surprised at how giving back benefits you, too! Research shows that volunteering can help the volunteer gain valuable skills, increase confidence and feel productive. It can even improve health!*Why not give back by helping some seniors in your community? You can help provide healthy meals to those who can no longer cook or do their shopping. Many seniors would be grateful just for your generous company.If there isn't already a soup kitchen in your community, why not start one? Provide warm meals for the homeless, or collect donations to improve their conditionsDo you already have a cause that is special to you? You can organize a charity fun run to raise money for your cause. This could allow you and others to have fun, stay fit and collect donations.However you decide to give back, join nonprofit events in your own neighbourhood to see the full effect.

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