SB p.

26-30
Warm Up ｜ Background Knowledge ｜ Fill in the Blanks SB p. 26
Warm Up ｜ Background Knowledge

Fill in the blanks

Do you like tulips?

Yes, I like _______

tulips a lot.
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Which country grows the largest number of tulips in the world?

Netherlands grows the largest

The ______________
number of tulips in the world.
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Which country grows the largest number of tulips in the world?

About 80% of the world’s tulips come

Netherlands
from the ______________.
Warm Up ｜ Background Knowledge ｜ Video
Vocabulary ｜ Key Words
Vocabulary ｜ Key Words

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introduce
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Dutch
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product
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price
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income
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pay
Vocabulary ｜ Practice SB p. 27

Read and Choose

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Meaning to Word

to bring something somewhere

for the first time

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introduce v
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Meaning to Word

having to do with the

Netherlands

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Dutch a
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Meaning to Word

something that is grown or

made to be sold

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product n
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Meaning to Word

what something costs

to buy

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price n
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Meaning to Word

money earned from work or

other things

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income n
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Meaning to Word

to give money to
someone for something

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pay v
Before Reading ｜ Let’s Focus SB p. 28
While Reading SB p. 28-29

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Read on Your Own

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Read Out Loud

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Read Out Loud

After Reading ｜ Let’s Focus (Answer) SB p. 28

[SAMPLE ANSWER]

Tulips were expensive because

they were very popular. But
there were not enough tulips
for people to buy. So the price
of tulips went up.
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Why did tulips What happened to the

become price of tulips in the
popular? early 1600s?

What happens when

there is not enough of
a product?
After Reading ｜ Connect to Yourself SB p. 29

[SAMPLE ANSWER]

I would pay five dollars for one flower if

it was really beautiful.
After Reading ｜ Reading Comprehension SB p. 30

1. What is the main idea of this passage?

a. Tulips come from Turkey.

b. Tulips have a unique shape and interesting colors.

c. Tulips were once a very expensive flower.

After Reading ｜ Reading Comprehension SB p. 30

2. Which country experienced high tulip

prices in the 1600s?

a. Turkey b. Austria c. the Netherlands

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3. The tulip was introduced to the

Netherlands from ________ in 1593.

a. England b. India c. Turkey

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4. In 1635, 40 tulip bulbs cost more than a

________.

a. ship b. house c. country

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5. People stopped ________ by 1637.

a. paying high prices for tulips

b. growing tulips in their gardens

c. introducing tulips to other countries

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6. Why did Dutch people like tulips so

much?
They liked tulips because of their unique
shape colors
________ and ________.
After Reading ｜ Reading Comprehension SB p. 30

7. Why did the price of tulips begin to

grow?
Many people wanted tulips, but there were not
enough tulips to sell.
________ ________
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