AE L5 U5 L7-done-proofed

Phonics:long /e/ * ie * ei * ee * ey * ea * y

GrammarSuboridinating conjunctions:although, because, if, since, unless, until

Key Words:charity, fun run, sponsor, community, food bank, poverty, starving, donation, charity shop, soup kitchen, homeless, goodwill, volunteer, generous, giving back, activist, nonprofit, Fairtrade, ethics, ethical, sustainable, consumers, producers, rich, prosperous, inheritance, selfish, lazy

Verbs:to raise money, to sponsor, to appeal, to collect, to donate, to volunteer, to provideto support, to join, to preserve, to pay, to sustain, to inherit, to earn

L5 U5 L7

Students will learn:

Level 5 Unit 5 Lesson 7

Vocabulary

Draw a Line to donateto volunteerto inheritto payto preserveto earnto collect

If you were rich, what types of charities would you consider donating to?

Are there charities you would not consider?

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• inheritance
• charity
• fair trade
• activist
• ethical
• nonprofit

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Reading

DISCLAIMER

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Jodie is a busy woman: she has a challenging job and two children. She rushes through her day, with little time for a break and a cup of tea. Jodie likes to keep busy as she believes it is good for her mental health, but she sometimes wishes she could take a more active role in her community.

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Other ladies in Jodie's community often organize charity events, such as fun runs or soup kitchens. Jodie manages to donate old clothes and household items, but cannot usually volunteer for a whole day. Sometimes it is easy to forget to support because there is no poverty in her own community.

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Jodie hears on the news about Russia invading Ukraine. She is sad about the many Ukrainian people leaving their homes with no possessions and no place to go. She is not rich enough to donate a lot of money, but she can appeal to her community for donations.

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Every Little Bit

Jodie collects generous donations from the community. She finds sponsors to raise money to transport the goods to where they are needed. She becomes an activist for peace and feels good about giving back.Jodie does not have a lot of time or money to give, but she knows every little bit helps.

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Key Word Search

Listening Task

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Tick the comparative.

a) Falseb) Truea) Trueb) Falsea) Falseb) Truea) Trueb) False

a) Falseb) Truea) Falseb) Truea) Trueb) False a) Trueb) False

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Grammar

Subordinating Conjunctions

George sat outside until the sun went down.George sat outside because the sun went down.

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Subordinating Conjunctions

Cary bought a new car until his was broken.Cary bought a new car because his was broken.

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Subordinating Conjunctions

Although I eat that huge ice cream, I will have a stomachache.If I eat that huge ice cream, I will have a stomachache.

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Subordinating Conjunctions

Unless you keep the eggs warm, they will not hatch.Since you keep the eggs warm, they will not hatch.

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although

since

until

unless

if

because

Subordinating Conjunctions

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Phonics

1.2.3.4.5.

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free

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Free Talk

Be an activist for fair trade

Run in a fun run

Collect donations from neighbours

Other - describe

1.2.3.4.5.6.

Volunteer at a soup kitchen

Donate clothes to a charity shop

Goodbye!

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*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 neighborhood to see the full effect.

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