Part 1 " Animal Classification"

Thema 5 "Verandering
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Thema 5 "Verandering

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Basics Thema 5 "Verandering"
The grammar subjects you will learn more about this theme are:
  • Present Simple (hele ww, hele ww+(e)s, do/does + hele ww, don't/doesn't + hele ww)
  • To be going to
  • Short answers
  • Imperative (gebiedende wijs)
  • Some/(not) any
  • Adverbs (bijwoorden en plek in de zin)
  • om dit te beheersen heb je van het vorige thema in ieder geval nodig: 'to be', plural (meervoud), het leren van de Words, Most used English words en je Personal Wordlist)

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Instructions 
The blue colour shows words that might be new or difficult. You can use an online dictionary to find the meaning. You can add these to your personal word list.
 

Questions in English will be answered in English. Questions in Dutch can be answered in English and Dutch.



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1. Watch the video in which we'll take a 'Walk on the Wild Side'. Name as many animals as possible that you see in the video. If you don't know the name, describe what the animal looks like (colour, fur, feathers etc.)

2. What does the animal in the end of the video realize?
Write your answer on the next 2 slides.
Animal Classification 
Tast 1

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Task 1 Question

1. Name as many animals as possible that you see in the video.

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Task 1 Question

2. What does the animal in the end of the video realize?
(If you don't know name, it's ok.)

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"There are 2 types of animals: invertebrates and vertebrates. Invertebrates don’t have a spine (ruggewervel) and vertebrates do. We can classify the vertebrates even further and sort them into 5 categories!​"

Complete the 3 questions on the next slides, you can watch the YouTube video on animal classification again while answering the questions.












1. Type 3 animals for each category as examples. So, name 3 fish, 3 amphibians, 3 reptiles, etc.

2. Type if they are cold- or warm-blooded?

3. Type they lay eggs? Or do they give birth?

Tast 2
What kind of animals are there?

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Task 2 Questions
1. Type and label 3 animals for each category as examples. So, name 3 fish, 3 amphibians, 3 reptiles, etc.
2. Are they cold- or warm-blooded? 3. Do they lay eggs? Or do they give birth?
Example:
Snake (reptile) - cold-blooded - lay eggs

Slide 8 - Open question

About the California Condor

The California condor is the largest flying bird in North America. Their wings may stretch nearly 10 feet (3 meters) from tip to tip. When in flight, these huge birds glide on air currents to soar as high as 15,000 feet (4,600 meters).

Like other vultures, condors are scavengers that eat from the carcasses of large mammals, such as cattle and deer. When a big meal is available, the birds may eat so much that they must rest for a couple of hours before flying again.
Condors were sacred birds to the Native Americans who lived in the open spaces of western America. Today, they are best known as the subjects of a famous captive breeding program that may save them from extinction.

https://maken.wikiwijs.nl/188585/English_Year_1#!page-7196742




Tast 3

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About the California Condor cont.
The condors came to the point of extinction in the late 1970s, when only two or three dozen birds survived. No one is sure exactly what causes or causes caused this decline. Many birds died from poison ingestion and illegal egg collection, and all birds lost the habitat over which they once flew.

California condors mature and reproduce slowly. They don't breed until they are between six and eight years old, and the female lays only one egg every two years. If that egg is removed, however, she will lay a second or a third. With this in mind, scientists began to collect eggs for captive incubation. They also captured wild birds for captive breeding and, when the wild population dropped below 10 individuals, all of the remaining wild condors were brought into captivity in 1987.
https://maken.wikiwijs.nl/188585/English_Year_1#!page-7196742

Tast 3

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About the California Condor cont.
Thanks to many organizations and individuals, reintroduction of California condors began in 1992. Today about 127 birds live in the wild. Though they are protected, many birds still die from accidental death. Power lines are a great hazard for condors, and they live longer in areas where less humans live.

https://maken.wikiwijs.nl/188585/English_Year_1#!page-7196742
Tast 3

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Task 3 Question

1. What do the Condors hunt/look for?

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Task 3 Question

2. What is special about the Condors reputation?

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Task 3 Question

3. How do the Condors survive? Copy the piece of the text where you found your answer.

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Task 3 Question

4. What happens when you take away a Condor egg and how did scientist use this information?

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5. Decide whether the following statement is TRUE or FALSE. If FALSE, explain why.

Condors are vegetarians.

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6. Decide whether the following statement is TRUE or FALSE. If FALSE, explain why.

Condors were nearly all gone in the 1950s.

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7. Decide whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. If FALSE, explain why.

One of the reasons why condors were nearly extinct is because of illegal egg collection.

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English 
Dutch 
English 
Dutch 
Rekken
cattle
air currents
Herten
soar
sacred
scavengers
Uitsterving
Karkassen (skeletten)
captive breeding program
Translate the words from the table below.
Zweven
Verzamelaars
extinction
Vee
Voortplanting/fokkerij in gevangenschap
carcasses
stretch
deer
Luchtstromen
Heilig

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English 
Dutch 
English 
Dutch 
Dozijn
Fokken
ingestion
Verwijderd
habitat
captive incubation
flew
Herintroductie
Volwassen
Power lines
Translate the words from the table below.
Leefomgeving
removed
dozen
Stroomkabels
Inname
Incubatie (bevruchting) in gevangenschap
reintroduction
Vloog
breed
mature

Slide 20 - Drag question

Task 4 Question

1. I am brown, I can roar, I eat zebras, and I have a mane.

I am a ……………….
A
lion/lioness
B
snake
C
dog
D
shark

Slide 21 - Quiz

Task 4 Question

2. I hiss, I can be poisonous, and I have a forked tongue.
I am a ……………….
A
turtle
B
alligator
C
spider
D
snake

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Task 4 Question

3. I am a bird, but I can’t fly. I can swim and I eat fish.
I am a ……………….
A
duck
B
penguin
C
eagle
D
hummingbird

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Task 4 Question

4. I am a pet, I purr and meow, I have nine lives, and I like mice.
I am a ……………….
A
tiger
B
mountain lion
C
jaguar
D
cat

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Task 4 Question

5. I am tall, I have a long neck, I am yellow and brown, and I live in Africa.
I am a ……………….
A
elephant
B
flamingo
C
giraffe
D
monkey

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Task 5 - Grammar
In het Engels wordt de tegenwoordige tijd de Present Simple genoemd. Deze grammaticale tijd (in het Engels: tense) heb je in afgelopen thema's al meerdere keren gebruikt met de werkwoorden 'zijn' en 'hebben' (denk terug aan 'to be', have got/has got), maar voor de andere werkwoorden komen er wat regels bij.


We gebruiken de Present Simple om aan te geven dat iets is of om daarnaar te vragen (feiten, waarheden, dingen die regelmatig gebeuren). Kijk de video voor uitleg (Basics - Uitlegvideo's grammatica) en kijk naar de onderstaande afbeelding voor de samenvatting.

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Task 5 Question
Je hebt in voorgaande thema's ook geleerd hoe je zegt dat je iets van plan bent door 'to be going to' te gebruiken.

Gebruik de volgende schuingedrukte steekwoorden (namen, werkwoorden) en maak daar 7 zinnen mee waarin je 'to be going to' gebruikt. Je kunt hierbij ook vraagzinnen en ontkennende zinnen gebruiken en je mag verschillende combinaties maken.

Jamal / Min-Yoongi / Jessie / Mrs Khan / Faisal's parents / The zoo-keeper / The dolphins

(not) work / (not) have / (not) do / (not) go / (not) clean / (not) feed / (not) play

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Task 5 Question

Verzin nu zelf 3 zinnen waarin je beschrijft wat je wel/niet dit weekend gaat doen. Gebruik 'to be going to'.

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Good Job!

Next is "Part 1 feedbackproces" :-)

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