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Key words:Earth, environment, pollution, climate, climate changeVerbs:to harm, to polluteGrammar:Future Simple with 'going to' and syllablesPhonics: y consonant

Students will learn:

L5 U7 L1

Level 5 Unit 7 Lesson 1

Why is it important to think about living on a planet, not just in a house?

Think BIG: where do you live?

Vocabulary

Earth: the name of the planet we live on.

Earth is the third planet from the sun..

environment: the natural world, consisting of all geological and living things.

There was nothing left in the damaged environment.

The cacti were harmed by the floods.

to harm: to injure or intentionally hurt.

to pollute: to harm by adding pollution to an environment.

Smoke polluted the air, making it grey and hazy.

pollution: putting harmful or poisonous substances into the environment.

People cause pollution, not factories.

Tenerife is known for having a hot, dry climate.

climate: the weather in an area over a long period of time.

Climate changes caused flooding in our town last year.

climate change: change to regional climate patterns, often the result of pollution.

Teacher Notes

List some types of pollution you know or see in your neighborhood.

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Describe the climate where you live. Does it change?

Reading

Amazon Aid

When we think about problems for the Amazon Rainforest, most people are concerned with deforestation. But deforestation is not the Amazon's biggest problem.The Amazon Rainforest is drying out. Climate change has caused global warming, leading to drought. Two recent droughts, in 2005 and 2010 were very significant in the Amazon.

Amazon Aid

Scientists are able to measure the impact of these two droughts on trees in the Amazon: core samples show smaller than normal rings in the tree core during droughts, this means the tree growth slowed during these times. In fact, the dryer climate means growth is slowing overall. We can also see that Amazonian trees live less long now, than in the past.

Amazon Aid

The dryer climate means the forest is changing, as plant species that favor the previous wet climate within the Amazon die out, replaced by robust vegetation that can grow with less water. Changing plant life, naturally means the animals who live in the Amazon must adapt or die out as well.

Amazon Aid

Not only are people clear-cutting and burning trees in the Amazon, but the dryer climate is causing forest fires, too. Even the moist canopy of the rainforest can't prevent fires quickly spreading along the forest floor.Some fires help refresh forests, but not when people are changing large sections of the burnt Amazon into farmland.

Field Friends

Amazon Aid

The Amazon Rainforest is an important resource for the whole planet. The trees slow the human impact on the environment by cleaning greenhouse gases from the air. It is also home to the largest diversity of animal and plant species on Earth. It is a natural resource worth protecting!

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Amazon Aid

Grammar

plan

prediction

prediction

prediction

prediction

plan

plan

plan

  1. The weatherman did not call for rain, so Jenny is going to leave her umbrella at home.
  2. My grandad is ill, so I'm not going to visit him tomorrow.
  3. Unless he leaves now, Yan's going to be late.
  4. I'm not gonna go on holiday this summer, because I don't have enough money.
  5. They are going to eat soup for dinner.
  6. Dalia is going to walk home after the party because it's quicker than the bus.

Future Simple Tense

Used for plans in the future when a decision has already been made.

Used for plans in the future when a decision has already been made.

Future Simple tense

Future Simple tense

Label whether each example is a plan or prediction.

Future Simple Tense

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  1. Shirley wear red shoes tonight.
  2. I share the biscuits.
  3. Is Simon sing in the show?
  4. Follow me, if you' come this way.
  5. The Websters buy the house.

Future Simple Tense

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Phonics

Consonant /y/

yesyearyellowbeyond

1.2.3.4.

Listen and Spell

Free Talk

Explain the difference between weather and climate.

Goodbye!