U3: Check in + step 1

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U3: Science inspires

Check in

p. 154

1a) Have you ever done a similar project as the person in the poem?

1b) What is a science fair?

1c) What does this mean: "I showed it off at school" ?

1c) "with a little aide" ?

Ex. 2-4 p. 155

Watch the videos and answer the questions

www.diddit.be

www.diddit.be

www.diddit.be

Would you use this invention on your dog?

Yes

No

Step 1: Get it down to science

1/ Words of science

p. 150

1a) This extract is...

1. an example of a science fair
2. an advertisement for a film
3. an advertisement to attract new competitors for the next edition of this science fair
4. a documentary on the Olympics of Science Fairs

1b) Which typical parts of a science fair do you recognize?

2) What type of word or ‘part of speech’ is ‘fair’ in ‘science fair’?

1. It's a verb here
2. It's an adjective here
3. It's a noun here
4. It's an adverb here

Ex. 3 p. 150-151

1. Look at the theory of nouns, verbs and adjectives on the wall next to the door of the classroom.
2.  Look at the list of words the teacher uploaded on smartschool.
3. Order the individual words; are they nouns, verbs or adjectives? Place them in the correct column in your book. Work in pencil!

You may use an online dictionary if necessary :)

Ex. 4 p. 151

Fill in the crossword using the words of exercise 3. You will not need all of the words.

2/ What if?

p. 159

Make Ex. 1-4 p. 159-161

a) Are the following statements true or false? Correct the false statements.

Ex. 1 p. 159-160

1. The first author is sure that you will like the documentary.

1. True
2. False

2. If you watch this documentary, you will only see science geeks.

1. True
2. False

3. When these high school scientists go to a prom, they drink too much according to the 2nd reviewer.

1. True
2. False

4. The third reviewer thinks the younger generation is optimistic about the future even if it doesn’t look like it.

1. True
2. False

b) What do sentences that start with ‘(even) if’ express?

Ex. 2 p. 160

a) Check the verb forms in the sentences. Is there a difference between the verb forms of the first and the second part of the sentence?

b) What type of situation is described in each of the jokes?

1. real and possible situations (in the future)
2. unreal or imaginary situations (in the present or the future)
3. situations in which one thing automatically causes another (always true)

Ex. 3 p. 161

2 students at the whiteboard 

a) Highlight the verb forms

b) What tenses are the verbs in?

c) Which sentences express the following? Write the number of the sentence.
- Real and possible situations (in the future)?

c) Which sentences express the following? Write the number of the sentence.
- Unreal or imaginary situations (in the present or the future)?

A situation in which one thing automatically causes another are called...

eg.: If you mix red and blue, you get purple.

1. Zero conditionals
2. First conditionals
3. Second conditionals

Something unlikely, unreal or imaginary are called...

eg.: If I won a lot of money, I'd buy a big house in the country.

1. Zero conditionals
2. First conditionals
3. Second conditionals

Possible or real consequences are called...

eg.: Nobody will notice if you make a mistake.

1. Zero conditionals
2. First conditionals
3. Second conditionals

Exercise on SS

Bookwidget >> The conditionals - Mixed exercises

Exercises on SS

Bookwidget >> "1st conditional" & "2nd conditional drill (thomson marinet)"

3/ The scientific method

How to talk about research - vocabulary

p. 164

Reading exercises

Make exercise 1, 2 & 3 from p. 164-166

2. Show me your flowchart on p. 165. Take a picture with your chromebook.

CONCLUSION

DATA & GRAPHS

HYPOTHESIS

MATERIALS

RESEARCH QUESTION

PROCEDURE

What is the hypothesis of exercise 3 (p. 166)? > If ...

What is the conclusion of exercise 3 (p. 166)? > When ... at a vibrant colour, ...

Test next monday!

p. 154-166, p. 182 & p. 187-189

Conditionals, lab equipment, the scientific method, science words & different parts of speech

Assignment: Make your own flashcards

1. Go to canva

2. Make flashcards for your vocabulary on p. 187-189. Look for a template you can use by searching "flashcards" in the searchbar.

3. Upload your flashcards as a PDF on smartschool!

4. Work on it for the rest of the hour. Due date: Friday!