Learnaling
Animal World
Lesson 1: Survival
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Warm Up
Let's play word tennis!
horse
tiger
How many different animals can you name?
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Let's begin ...
Vocabulary
survive
= live through something difficult
He survived alone on the island for many years.
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Vocabulary
without
= not with
Some camels can survive for weeks without drinking water.
air
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a cat
a human
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a cat
Speaking
Not sure? Did these people have ...?
Humans can't survive without ...
Humans can survive without ...
What else?
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Vocabulary
= one type of animal or plant
a species
Which two animals are the same species?
Vocabulary
a habitat
= the place where a species lives
Can you name three habitats and two species that live in each one?
Grammar
Conditionals (if)
1st conditional: for something that might happen in the future.
If it snows tomorrow, we will build a snowman.
present
will (future)
2nd conditional: for something we are just dreaming about. (What if it were true now ...)
If I had a million dollars, I would buy ...
would
past
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2nd Conditional(past + would)
1st Conditional(present + will)
If you could go anywhere, where would you go?
If you get me a present, I'll get you one too!
If he grows any more, he'll be taller than his dad.
I'll be so excited if my team wins.
If birds didn't have wings, they couldn't fly.
If I were an animal, I'd be a tiger.
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Dialogue: Survival
If there was a storm, I would camp in a cave.
If I got lost, I would climb a mountain so that I could see a long way.
Imagine you had to survive alone in the mountains for a month. What would you need? What could you do to survive?
I would bring matches so I could light a fire. If I needed water, I would melt snow over the fire.
If I ran out of food, I would look for berries and mushrooms. I might try to catch rabbits or fish!
If I had to survive in the mountains, I would need lots of warm clothes, a sleeping bag and a tent.
What would you do?
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Speaking
Imagine you had to survive in one of these habitats for a month. What would you need? What could you do to survive?
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Vocabulary
energy
= power
We get energy from food. Energy lets us move, grow, and stay warm.
Vocabulary
adapt
= to change when other things change
At first, I couldn't see anything, but then my eyes adapted to the dark.
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Vocabulary
related (to)
= part of the same family; connected to
I am related to my ...
How much do you know aboutplants & animals?
QUIZ
1. Plants get energy from
food
2. The biggest animal is bigger than the biggest plant.
Animals get energy from
The biggest plant is much bigger!
3. Animals couldn't survive without plants.
These plants catch and eat small animals.
Animals wouldn't have food without plants.
4. So far, we have found about different species of animals.
the sun
True!
5. Some plants eat animals.
False
True
Two million!
2.15 million animals have been named and there are many, many more species to find.
two million
two thousand
True!
Plants also make the air good to breathe.
False
True
False!
False
True
Plants get energy from
the sun
Animals get energy from
food
Well done!
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All plants and animals are living things made of tiny cells.
We can group them into 'families' that are related. Species that are closely related often look similar.
the cactus family
the cat family
Which of these species would you group together? Why?
Which of these species would you group together? Why?
Which group are not plants?
Different species have adapted to survive in different habitats.
Brown bears and polar bears are very similar. A long time ago, all of them were brown. Then, over thousands of years, some bears moved north and changed color.
Why do you think they changed color?
How have these species adapted to survive?
Well done!
Goodbye!
Game One
I spy, with my little eye, something beginning with
Game Two
List Game
If I went to ... I would bring ...
and
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Credits
A huge thank you to S'cape and Sandbox Education for their fantastic extension codes.
Also to Genially for their amazing software.
This lesson is part of the Learnaling Curriculum.
If I ...
... I would ...... I could ... ... I might ...
In English conditionals, people say both:
If I was ...
If I were ...
This is the older form. It is better to use this when you're writing.
In modern spoken English, you will hear this too.
If I ...
... I would ...... I could ... ... I might ...
If I ...
... I would ...... I could ... ... I might ...
Mushrooms are not plants! They get energy from the earth or trees, not from the sun.
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Transcript
Learnaling
Animal World
Lesson 1: Survival
© Learnaling
Warm Up
Let's play word tennis!
horse
tiger
How many different animals can you name?
© Learnaling
Let's begin ...
Vocabulary
survive
= live through something difficult
He survived alone on the island for many years.
© Learnaling
Vocabulary
without
= not with
Some camels can survive for weeks without drinking water.
air
© Learnaling
a cat
a human
© Learnaling
a cat
Speaking
Not sure? Did these people have ...?
Humans can't survive without ...
Humans can survive without ...
What else?
© Learnaling
Vocabulary
= one type of animal or plant
a species
Which two animals are the same species?
Vocabulary
a habitat
= the place where a species lives
Can you name three habitats and two species that live in each one?
Grammar
Conditionals (if)
1st conditional: for something that might happen in the future.
If it snows tomorrow, we will build a snowman.
present
will (future)
2nd conditional: for something we are just dreaming about. (What if it were true now ...)
If I had a million dollars, I would buy ...
would
past
© Learnaling
2nd Conditional(past + would)
1st Conditional(present + will)
If you could go anywhere, where would you go?
If you get me a present, I'll get you one too!
If he grows any more, he'll be taller than his dad.
I'll be so excited if my team wins.
If birds didn't have wings, they couldn't fly.
If I were an animal, I'd be a tiger.
© Learnaling
Dialogue: Survival
If there was a storm, I would camp in a cave.
If I got lost, I would climb a mountain so that I could see a long way.
Imagine you had to survive alone in the mountains for a month. What would you need? What could you do to survive?
I would bring matches so I could light a fire. If I needed water, I would melt snow over the fire.
If I ran out of food, I would look for berries and mushrooms. I might try to catch rabbits or fish!
If I had to survive in the mountains, I would need lots of warm clothes, a sleeping bag and a tent.
What would you do?
© Learnaling
Speaking
Imagine you had to survive in one of these habitats for a month. What would you need? What could you do to survive?
© Learnaling
Vocabulary
energy
= power
We get energy from food. Energy lets us move, grow, and stay warm.
Vocabulary
adapt
= to change when other things change
At first, I couldn't see anything, but then my eyes adapted to the dark.
© Learnaling
Vocabulary
related (to)
= part of the same family; connected to
I am related to my ...
How much do you know aboutplants & animals?
QUIZ
1. Plants get energy from
food
2. The biggest animal is bigger than the biggest plant.
Animals get energy from
The biggest plant is much bigger!
3. Animals couldn't survive without plants.
These plants catch and eat small animals.
Animals wouldn't have food without plants.
4. So far, we have found about different species of animals.
the sun
True!
5. Some plants eat animals.
False
True
Two million!
2.15 million animals have been named and there are many, many more species to find.
two million
two thousand
True!
Plants also make the air good to breathe.
False
True
False!
False
True
Plants get energy from
the sun
Animals get energy from
food
Well done!
© Learnaling
All plants and animals are living things made of tiny cells.
We can group them into 'families' that are related. Species that are closely related often look similar.
the cactus family
the cat family
Which of these species would you group together? Why?
Which of these species would you group together? Why?
Which group are not plants?
Different species have adapted to survive in different habitats.
Brown bears and polar bears are very similar. A long time ago, all of them were brown. Then, over thousands of years, some bears moved north and changed color.
Why do you think they changed color?
How have these species adapted to survive?
Well done!
Goodbye!
Game One
I spy, with my little eye, something beginning with
Game Two
List Game
If I went to ... I would bring ...
and
© Learnaling
Blank Slide 1
Blank Slide 2
Credits
A huge thank you to S'cape and Sandbox Education for their fantastic extension codes.
Also to Genially for their amazing software.
This lesson is part of the Learnaling Curriculum.
If I ...
... I would ...... I could ... ... I might ...
In English conditionals, people say both:
If I was ...
If I were ...
This is the older form. It is better to use this when you're writing.
In modern spoken English, you will hear this too.
If I ...
... I would ...... I could ... ... I might ...
If I ...
... I would ...... I could ... ... I might ...
Mushrooms are not plants! They get energy from the earth or trees, not from the sun.