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reflect on how steps are written. Write the following on the board: Put seeds in paper towel. Seeds are put in paper towel . Ask students in which sentence does the sentence start with the thing receiving the action. Ask them if they know which one is active and which one is passive. Allow students to consult the Learning to Know in the Appendix. Then ask students to decide if each instruction is active or passive. Once again, let students compare their answers in pairs before asking the whole class to give you a sign for active or passive. 3. Read the instructions and number the pictures. First ask students to read the instructions one by one and write the number of the picture next to each instruction. Tell them to first match the ones they are sure about and leave the ones they are unsure about for last. Then ask them to compare their answers in pairs, before you ask the class for their answers. Differentiated Instruction For this activity you can use the Individual Feedback strategy. Monitor closely. Support students by offering key words they can use to match pictures and instructions. This can be done by eliciting or providing the key words, like: sun, sprout, paper towel, water, bag, plant. Learning to Do 113 Ask the question from the box and elicit students’ prior knowledge; encourage them to go to the Appendix if needed. 4. Close your books. Work together to explain how to plant sunflowers. Put students into pairs. Ask them to close their books and use the knowledge and language they have to explain together how to plant sunflowers. Tell them their explanations don’t need to be perfect, but that they should try to communicate as much information as possible. If students are stuck, provide some key language on the board. ICT Box Promote the development of digital abilities on students by suggesting them to perform this task. Have them focus on using them to foster communication and collaboration among them.
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1 Work in small groups.Say what problem you think planting sunflowers can help to solve. 107
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a How can I help more birds and bees in my garden? b How can I keep bees away from my garden?
How to Plant Sunflowers
1 Put sunower seeds in a wet paper towel. 2 Keep the paper towel in a plastic bag. 3 Seeds can be plante d when they begin to sprout . This can take two days or longer. 4 Plant seeds where they will get a lot of sun. Sunowers need six hours of sunlight.
5 Plant seeds 2.5 cm deep and 15 cm apart. 6Flowers should be watered once a week.
2 Is each instruction in the active or passive voice? Write A (active) or P (passive). 113
Why can we give instructions in di erent ways? For information about this theme, go to page 113. 113
3 Read the instructions and number the pictures.
4 Close your books.Work in pairs. In your notebooks write the instructions to plant sunflowers.Then go back to Activity 2 and check.
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Achievement Interpret information to follow steps. Teaching Guidelines • Analyze sentence types used to describe steps or instructions. • Reflect on how steps are written. Development What instructions do you follow the most? Ask students: What instructions do you follow the most? Get students to compare ideas. Tell them that it can be written or spoken instructions. Allow students to share ideas in groups and then form new groups to share what they spoke about with their previous group. 1. Work in small groups. Say what problem you think planting sunflowers can help to solve. 107 Ask students to look at the title and ask them what the instructions tell us to do. Then ask them if they think planting sunflowers will attract or repel bees and birds. You can talk about how bees and birds need flowers and how plants also need them to spread and grow. 2. Is each instruction in the active or passive voice? Write A (active) or P (passive). In this activity, students are going to analyze sentence types used to describe steps or instructions and
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