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Assessment
Key words: Kenya, Maasai, nomads, nomadic, Maa, beads, cattle, Canada, America, Thanksgiving, Christmas, letters, mountain range, National Parks, China, Great Wall, New Year, dumplings, characters, Britain, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, fish and chips, Pancake Day, Lent, New Zealand, kiwi, tattoo, Maori, Haka , Brazil, Portuguese, landscape, Amazon, Rio Carnival, samba Grammar: /to jump/, /to decorate/, /to speak/, /to celebrate/, /to write/, /to give/, /to watch /to practice/, /to carve/, /to stomp/,/to settle/, /to hike/, contractions review
Phonics: /-ire/, /-ier/, /-ore/ and /-ure/ Key sentences: How do Maasai people decorate their bodies? What language do the Maasai speak? Do Maasai men build the houses? What do Canadians and Americans celebrate? What do Canadians and Americans write? Where can you visit in Canada/America? When do Chinese people watch a parade? What do Chinese people like to eat? Do Chinese people write with letters? What do British people like to eat? What do _____ practice? What can you see in London? What is the Haka? Are New Zealanders called ‘kiwis’ after a bird or a fruit? With what do Maori people decorate their bodies? Where can you find the biggest variety of plants and animals in the world? Why do Brazilians speak Portuguese? What dance do Brazilians love to do?
Welcome
Level 4 Unit 6 Lesson 8
Start
Brazilian Culture
What do you know about the Brazilian culture?
Vocabulary
Extension: describe their clothing as well.
The Maasai Culture
What do the Maasai people from Kenya wear?
What does 'nomadic' mean?
They live on the African plains.They move and build their houses where their cattle can find food. Cattle is used as money. If a Maasai man has many cows, he is very rich.
The Maasai Culture
Do Maasai men build the houses?
Click and Answer
What do people write with in America and Canada?
characters
letters
Christmas
What do Canadians and Americans do at Christmas?
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Where can you visit...?
Where can you visit in Canada or America?
Grammar
When do Chinese people watch a parade?
on
watch
Chinese New Year.
They
a parade
What do Chinese people like to eat?
fish and chips
turkey
dumplings
Extension: What do British people like to eat before Lent?
What do British people like to eat?
What do British people like to eat?
18
Role Play
Where can you find the biggest variety of plants and animals in the world?
Why do Brazilians speak Portuguese?
Why do Brazilians speak Portuguese?
18
What dance do Brazilians love to do?
What dance do Brazilians love to do?
Haka
samba
What do they write?
letters
characters
Americans and Canadians
Chinese
Make a Mind Map
Christianity
piano
Match the Languages
Maori
Chinese
English
Maa
English and French
Portuguese
SoluTIOn
Match the Contraction
can’t
aren’t
wasn’t
isn’t
does not
do not
are not
were not
don’t
didn’t
doesn’t
weren’t
cannot
was not
did not
is not
Contractions
Julie wasn’t helping her mentor.
Millie don’t listen to music.
They didn’t dance samba last week.
I can’t like fruit.
Bill didn’t meet me.
Gary Tule aren’t angry.
Sabby the horse aren’t galloping.
Nancy can’t hike with a sore foot.
Weren’t Jim the guitar player?
Aren’t that your mom?
Don’t you enjoy Thanksgiving?
Wasn’t you laugh at the joke?
Phonics
Listen and Circle
shore
adventure
explore
cure
Brier
mire
lure
store
more
score
Lore
sire
desire
drier
crier
retirement
anymore
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Dicatation
-ire-ier-ore -ure
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Reading
Happy Retirement
Brier and Lore McClure are retired. They don’t work anymore. They don’t want to rest; they want to explore the world. They want to be sure they see more, so they speak about the future while they walk on the shore.
Happy Retirement
Brier wants to visit the Maasai people in Kenya. The traditional dances lure him. He can watch the tall men jump over the fire. Lore isn’t sure because she thinks the plains will be a bore.
Happy Retirement
Lore would rather rent an RV and tour the National Parks in America. They can enjoy the pure air in the forest, or if they want drier weather, camp under the big azure sky in the desert.
Happy Retirement
Brier wants a big adventure, so maybe Brazil. They can catch the score at a football game and tour pure nature on the Amazon river. Lore loves to shop and can visit the stores in Rio. They won’t want more than Brazil on their tour!
Happy Retirement
The McClure’s figure out their retirement plan. They are not tired or down to the wire. They will visit the Maasai, the National Parks and Brazil. But first, the best cure: to relax by the shore.
Discussion Questions
1. If you were the McClures, where would you visit on your retirement trip and why?2. What are Lore’s hobbies? Brier’s? Yours? 3. Describe the culture of your home country.
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Thank you!
Goodbye
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Vocabulary
Grammar
Phonics
Reading
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/to jump/
jump
you
jump
he
jumps
she
jumps
it
jumps
we
jump
they
jump
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/to decorate/
decorate
you
decorate
he
decorates
she
decorates
it
decorates
we
decorate
they
decorate
23
/to speak/
speak
you
speak
he
speaks
she
speaks
it
speaks
we
speak
they
speak
23
/to write/
write
you
write
he
writes
writes
she
writes
it
we
write
they
write
/to celebrate/
celebrate
you
celebrate
he
celebrates
celebrates
she
celebrates
it
we
celebrate
they
celebrate
/to give/
give
you
give
he
gives
gives
she
gives
it
we
give
they
give
/to watch/
watch
you
watch
he
watches
watches
she
watches
it
watch
we
they
watch
/to practice/
practice
you
practice
he
practices
practices
she
it
practices
we
practice
they
practice
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/to carve/
carve
you
carve
he
carves
carves
she
carves
it
carve
we
they
carve
/to stomp/
stomp
you
stomp
he
stomps
stomps
she
it
stomps
stomp
we
they
stomp
/to settle/
settle
you
settle
he
settles
settles
she
settles
it
settle
we
they
settle
/to hike/
hike
you
hike
he
hikes
hikes
she
hikes
it
hike
we
they
work