December 18, 2020

WHERE DO WE GET WATER?

HOW DO PEOPLE USE WATER?
WATER EVAPORATION
PROBLEM AND SOLUTION
TRADITIONAL TALE
 WHAT DO YOU THINK?
POINTS BOX
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LIVING LIGHTS (REVIEW)
FEATURES OF CREATURES (REVIEW)
TRIGRAPHS
1. What are the differences of humans and animals?
2. What are the needs of the animals?
3. How are animals different from other animals?
4. What’s the title of the article that we just read? Who wrote it?
5. What are the examples of living lights? Who study them?
6. How are ____ different from ____?
7. How do _____ survive in _____? How do they adapt?
8. What features do ____ use to survive?
 GENRES
• A scientific article is a
publication that is based
on empirical evidence. It
can support a hypothesis
with original research,
describe existing research
or comment on current
trends in a specific field.
• A poem is a piece of
writing in which the
expression of feelings and
ideas is given intensity by
particular attention to
diction (sometimes
involving rhyme), rhythm,
and imagery.
 CONTEXT CLUES
• Context clues are hints found within a sentence,
paragraph, or passage that a reader can use to
understand the meanings of new or unfamiliar
words.
For example,
Ragen is very beautiful that she can be attractive to
anyone.
WORDS TO PRACTICE
• drops of water
• 水滴
• water vapor • 水汽
• falls • 瀑布
• rises • 升起
• arrows • 箭
• diagram • 简图
• problem • 问题
• solution • 解决方案
• absorb • 吸收
• become • 成为
• carry • 拿
• change • 改变
• raindrops • 雨滴
• slide down • 滑落
• splash • 泼洒
• puddles • 水坑
• heat • 热
• fields • 领域
• rain shower • 阵雨
• brief • 简明的
• traditional tale • 传统故事
• nature • 自然界
• setting • 背景
CLEVER CREATURES
Slide Title
• Make Effective Presentations
• Using Awesome Backgrounds
• Engage your Audience
• Capture Audience Attention
 Slide Title
Product A Product B
• Feature 1 • Feature 1
• Feature 2 • Feature 2
• Feature 3 • Feature 3