AE L4 U11 L3-done-proofed
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Students will learn:
Phonics: long i: /igh/ Key sentences: Why are waxworms good for the environment? How do waxworms break down plastic? Why is it important to recycle plastic?
Key words: plastic-eating worms, waxworms, pollution, enzymes, recycling Grammar: /to break down/ /to recycle/, /to reduce/
Welcome
Start
Level 4 Unit 11 Lesson 3
Vocabulary
Find three items in your home made from plastic.
Comprehension Task:
What do you do with your empty plastic bottles?
Wonderful Worms
Do you think plastic is bad for the environment?
What can you see in the picture?
Are all worms plastic-eating worms?
Comprehension Question:
Scientists have found a new way to reduce plastic pollution with plastic-eating worms!Waxworms are plastic-eating worms that usually eat beeswax, but scientists found they can also digest plastic.
Wonderful Worms
Waxworms use enzymes in their digestive system to break down plastic into smaller pieces.Waxworms are good for the environment because they help us recycle plastic and reduce pollution.
Wonderful Worms
What are some things we can recycle at home?
Extension Question:
Recycling is important because plastic takes hundreds of years to break down. Plastic-eating worms help speed up recycling, which helps to reduce pollution.We still need to recycle as much as possible at home to help save our environment.
Wonderful Worms
Well done!
pollution
enzymes
waxworm
Label the Pictures
Grammar
to break down
pollution
to recycle
enzymes
4. Waxworms use these to break down plastic. Humans use these to digest food.
3. To make something into smaller pieces.
2. Things that make our environment dirty or unhealthy.
1. The process of making new products from old or used materials, like plastic.
Wonderful Worms
Why are waxworms good for the environment?
1. they break down plastic, which reduces pollution.
Both 1 and 2 are correct.
2. they break down plastic, which helps us to recycle.
Wonderful Worms
Waxworms are good for the environment because...
enzymes
Wonderful Worms
Waxworms use _______ in their digestive system to break down plastic.
How do waxworms break down plastic?
It is important to recycle plastic because plastic takes hundreds of years to break down.
Why is it important to recycle plastic?
Wonderful Worms
to recyclerecyclingenvironmentplasticpollution
Word Bank:
30
Caption It!
Use 'will' to make promises and talk about actions in the future.
Simple Future Tense:
Use simple future tense to talk about things that will happen in the future.
Simple Future Tense:
Question:
Question:
What will Megan bring to the party?
What will you eat for dinner tonight?
Megan will bring a cake to the party.
I will eat dumplings for dinner tonight.
Subject + will + verb (infinitive)
Simple Future Tense
1. I ____ _____ the children on Hallowe'en. (to scare)2. The Wests ____ __ on holiday to Brazil next month. (to go)3. We ____ ______ you to train your new puppy. (to assist)4. I can't go to the beach because it ____ ____ later today. (to rain)5. The guide dog ____ _____ the road when it is safe.(to cross)6. He ____ ______ the street tomorrow evening. (to patrol)
Simple Future Tense
30
tomorrow
to Paris
When will you clean your bedroom?
Where will Olly go on holiday next week?
Simple Future Tense
by bus
What will Ella get at the pet shop?
a kitten
How will they go to school tomorrow?
Simple Future Tense
Phonics
sigh
light
thigh
/igh/
night
Long i: /igh/
fight
igh
igh
igh
igh
igh
flight
sigh
bright
night
Long i: /igh/
Reading
delighted
sight
high
right
Pie was trained to assist blind people when he was a puppy. Alice's parents knew Pie was the _____ match for Alice from the first day they brought Pie home. Alice was _________ to have assistance and a new friend!
Alice lost her _____ when she was only three years old. When Alice turned fourteen, her parents got her a guide dog to assist her with navigating her new ____ school.
Who Cares for Pie?
lights
Pie assists Alice with so many things and comforts her when she cries. Pie waits at traffic ______ for the signal to help Alice safely cross the road. He guides Alice when she goes outdoors and can even help tie her shoelaces! Pie always tries to keep Alice safe and never leaves her side.But who cares for Pie?
Who Cares for Pie?
night
Tonight
lightning
knight
tight
fright
Pie is usually as brave as a ______. The only thing that scares him is thunder and _________! One dark and stormy _____, a loud clap of thunder made Pie shake with ______. Alice hugged Pie and held him _____. "Don't be scared, Pie." Alice whispered. "_______, I will take care of you."
Who Cares for Pie?
Goodbye
Thank you!
break down
break down
breaks down
breaks down
breaks down
break down
break down
they
we
it
she
he
you
/to break down/
recycle
recycle
recycles
recycles
recycles
recycle
recycle
they
we
it
she
he
you
/to recycle/