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Students will review:

Grammar:Conjunctionsfor, and, but, or, nor, yet, so: FANBOYS, because, if, as long as, as soon as

Verbs:to plant, to grow, to clean, to breathe, to harvest, to farm, to produce, to prepare, to consume, to build, to mash, to create, to discover, to blend, to provide

Phonics:double consonants

L5 U7 L7

Key Words:plant, seed, root, stem, leaf, benefit, tree, air, fresh, clean, bark, branch, twig, trunk, wheat, rice, farm, cotton, crop, vegetarian, diet, salad, beans, legumes, ripe, pulp, paper, bamboo, furniture, rubber, tires, medicine, makeup, perfume, ingredient

Level 5 Unit 8 Lesson 7

What do you think is the most important use of plants and why?

Vocabulary

Draw a Line to growto blendto pressto harvestto discoverto breathe

created

grow

blends

  1. After you plant the broccoli, it will clean.
  2. Perfume discovers us with a fresh smell.
  3. The farm prepares over three tonnes of apples.
  4. Sally's makeup plants colour with cocoa butter.
  5. Henry pressed this beautiful table from oak.

provides

produces

Identify and Correct the Verb

branch

trunk

twig

bark

Label with Key Words

Sort the foods

Not Vegetarian
Vegetarian

REVIEW: Rubber Making Process

Why are trees so important. Discuss some of their uses.

Reading

Young plants often have no leaves and are very delicate. They soon grow leaves, which will help them get energy from the sun.

Young Plants

Plants need space to grow, they cannot live too close to neighbors because of competition for food and sunlight. Plants grow best in soil with many nutrients.

Success for Plants

Germination is when the seed begins to grow. The seed opens and tiny roots reach into the earth. The first stems, known as 'shoots', follow the light out of the soil.

Germination

Like humans, plants grow, reproduce and die in a never-ending cycle. Let's look at each stage in more detail!

Circle of Life

The Plant Cycle

I get the tomato seeds for my garden from Italy. The best tomatoes in the world, and nobody else grows them here!

Animals can disperse seeds by moving them, like when squirrels collect acorns or eating them. The seeds are excreeted far away from the plant. The wind disperses seeds a long way away, too, expanding the area where the species can be found. Humans plant seeds in gardens and farms. Insects and birds can also help disperse seeds.

Seed Dispersal

With a little luck and the right conditions, plants will eventually grow to their full height. After they grow leaves, they will begin to make seeds of their own. These seeds can be spread many ways, known as dispersal.

Mature Plants
The Plant Cycle
  • Farming animals uses a lot of resources and can damage ecosystems.
  • Some people believe it's unkind to raise animals in captivity, or as a food source.
  • Meat can be very expensive; some people cannot afford to eat meat.
  • In some religions people avoid products from certain holy animals, and in others, people are entirely vegetarian.

Eating a vegetarian diet can be healthy at any age, but people don't always choose this for health reasons. Here are some top reasons to eat vegetarian:

Why go veggie?

protein: dairy, soy, legumes and eggsiron: cereals and pastas, dark green vegetablescalcium: dairy, almonds, leafy vegetablesomega 3 fats: fish, oils, seaweed

To replace nutrients in a vegetarian diet, try these swaps:

How to Keep Healthy

Choosing not to eat meat doesn't mean you must survive on fruits and vegetables alone.Lacto-ovo vegetarians do not eat meat, but they do eat dairy products and eggs.Pescatarians tend to eat all of the above, plus fish and seafood.Vegans, on the other hand, eat only plant-based products.

Diet Choices
  • Opinions
  • Eye-catching headline
  • Relevant images
  • Long, detailed paragraphs
  • Diagrams and statistics
  • Clear introduction
  • Informal language
  • Sub-headings
  • Facts
Consider the texts:

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Role Play

Grammar

Conjunctions

30

on the condition or in the event that something esle happens. Introduces a conditional clause

if

on the condition or in the event that something else happens. Introduces a conditional clause

as long as

  1. Ferris rarely works from home, does he work at work!
  2. Do you prefer pizza hamburgers?
  3. This is the only cafe I visit, they make the best coffee.
  4. Gene can play the piano the trumpet.
  5. The Gregors will plant a vegetable garden as soon as they have a big enough space.
  6. The boss is sick, he's not at work today.
  7. Mrs. Lawler likes teaching, only adults.

comments on a sequence of events, where one thing happens immediately after something else

as soon as

forandnorbutoryetso

FANBOYS

the reason that something happens or is.

because

Used to combine words and phrases that are equal to one another.

Coordinating Conjunctions

Conjunctions

as soon as

as long as

because

if

nor

and

or

but

yet

for

so

30

as soon as

as long as

because

if

nor

and

or

but

yet

for

so

4. You need something. Don't call me.
3. He went to secondary school in Prague. He feels like it's his hometown.
2. Jarron will stay in Memphis. He passes the interview.
1. I'm not a great runner. I still try.

Conjunctions

Phonics

Many one-syllable words add a consonent before /-ing/, /-er/, /-ed/ and /-est/ conjugations.

Double Consonants

In two-syllable words, where the vowel is short, we double up the consonant before the /-le/ ending.

When adding a suffix to a one-syllable word with a short vowel sound, double the consonant after the vowel.

1:1:1 Rule

Short Vowel Sounds

Many one-syllable words end in double consonants, so they are CVCC.

Double Consonants

draggedmittenpuzzlebiggest

Double Consonants

The furry rabbit ate a muffin in the summer sun. The happy rabbit said to his crabby friend, 'Would you like some muffin?'The possum was a glutton and grabbed the whole muffin with his reddish mittens. The rabbit was the saddest and wished it didn't happen. With a hiccup, the rabbit ran to his mamma to get another muffin.

Find the VCCV Words

muffin

crabby

glutton

saddest

hiccup

rabbit

Syllable Stress

30

6.

5.

4.

3.

2.

1.

Double Consonants

Free Talk

Are there any disadvantages to eating, growing or using plants? Discuss.

Goodbye!