6-8 BOOKWORMS: TALKING ABOUT LOCATIONS OF THINGS

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English

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6th Grade

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CCSS

RI.6.10, RI.6.3, RF.5.3A

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mehmed ipek

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3 Slides • 25 Questions

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Look at the picture and choose the correct options:

1. I didn’t know what “poet” meant. I looked it up in a

.

2. The librarian lent me a

, “A Tale of Two Cities”. Its author is Charles Dickens.

of my school.

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

You don’t know the meaning of a word. What do you do?

Make up a meaning in your head.

Ask your little sister who plays at the kindergarten.

Ignore the word and move on

Look up the word in a dictionary or online resource.

Multiple Choice

You want to learn about the news. What do you buy?

Library card

Newspaper or news website subscription

Social media feed

Magazine subscription

Multiple Choice

You want to learn about your favorite pop star. What do you buy?

Gardening tools

A magazine about pop music.

Car maintenance manual

Cooking recipes

Open Ended

What kind of books do you prefer reading?

Type response here

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Listen and fill in:

Our English teacher gave us a

work about a novel. I don’t like reading

. I like touching books, so I went to the school library on Wednesday. I borrowed a

about a robbery. It was my favorite writer’s novel. After I got home, I put the novel on my study table. Then, I went downstairs for dinner. When I came back to my room, the novel was not on the study table. I looked for the novel everywhere. It wasn’t under the table or on the bed. I called my mother. “Mom, can you

me, please? I can’t find my novel.” She entered the room and looked at the bookshelf. My course books, poem books and magazines were there, but not my novel. I explained everything to my

at school.

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PART 2:

He gave me extra time but he said “You must find the book.”. I was

. When I got home, I saw my grandmother with my novel. It was a surprise. She said: “Oh Elif, I found this novel in your room yesterday. It was between the study table and the

. I began reading. My English isn’t good enough, so I borrowed your

and looked up the meanings of some words.” I didn’t ask her anything. I laughed and kissed her.

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LABEL THE PAST FORMS OF VERBS.

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found

said

put

gave

got

began

came

went

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1. Elif borrowed a novel from her sister.

2. The writer of the novel is Charles Dickens.

3. . She put the book on her bed.

4. She told her teacher the truth about the book.

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5. Her grandmother found the novel.

6. Her grandmother liked the novel.

7. . The novel was between the study table and the bed.

8. Elif got angry.

Match

Match the problems and solutions.

Salih has a backache.

Yagmur has a toothache.

Beren has a headache.

Ahmet has a stomachache.

Elif has a sore throat.

He shouldn't play video games too long.

She needs to see a dentist.

She should drink more water.

He should rest and take some medicine.

She should avoid cold drinks.

Multiple Choice

How can we make the world a better place?

By ignoring others, causing harm, promoting inequality, destroying the environment, and working against each other.

By being indifferent, lacking empathy, discriminating, polluting the environment, and pursuing individualistic goals.

By spreading hate, inciting conflict, oppressing others, exploiting the environment, and prioritizing personal gain over collective well-being.

By spreading kindness, practicing empathy, promoting equality, protecting the environment, and working together towards common goals.

Look at me!
^{Bana bak!}

LOOK AT X
X'e bak

I'm looking for my lost father!
^{Kayıp babamı arıyorum.}

LOOK FOR X
X'i ara

Don't you know "mice"? Look it up!
^{"Fareler"i bilmiyor musun? Sözlükte ara!}

LOOK X UP
X'i sözlükte ara

LOOK VE ANLAMLARI

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Hi, I’m Esma. I went to the library to do my homework yesterday. It was about Shakespeare, the famous British poet and playwright. There were a lot of books on the shelves about him. I found some interesting information in the literature magazines. For example, Shakespeare gave many words (estimated 1700 - 3000) to the English language. So, I didn’t understand many words in his poems. I looked for a dictionary and looked up the meanings of these words. I searched the Net and learned that he was also an actor. He performed many of his plays.

Multiple Choice

^{Hi, I’m Esma. I went to the library to do my homework yesterday. It was about Shakespeare, the famous British poet and playwright. There were a lot of books on the shelves about him. I found some interesting information in the literature magazines. For example, Shakespeare gave many words (estimated 1700 - 3000) to the English language. So, I didn’t understand many words in his poems. I looked for a dictionary and looked up the meanings of these words. I searched the Net and learned that he was also an actor. He performed many of his plays.}

Where did Esma go yesterday?

She went to the park.

She went to the library.

She went to the museum.

She went to the bookstore.

Multiple Choice

Who is Shakespeare?

A British poet and playwright.

An Italian scientist.

An American comedy playwright.

A Turkish economist.

Open Ended

^{"Hi, I’m Esma. I went to the library to do my homework yesterday. It was about Shakespeare, the famous British poet and playwright. There were a lot of books on the shelves about him. I found some interesting information in the literature magazines. For example, Shakespeare gave many words (estimated 1700 - 3000) to the English language. So, I didn’t understand many words in his poems. I looked for a dictionary and looked up the meanings of these words. I searched the Net and learned that he was also an actor. He performed many of his plays."}

Where did she find some interesting information about Shakespeare?

Type response here

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Did she understand the poems easily?

What did she use to understand his works?

Did Shakespeare perform his plays?

Audio Response

Are you interested in poetry? Do you like poems? If yes, who is your favorite poet?

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Labelling

Listen and label.

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OTHELLO

TO THE QUEEN

KING LEAR

ROMEO & JULIET

MACBETH

KING JOHN

Look at the picture and choose the correct options:

1. I didn’t know what “poet” meant. I looked it up in a

.

2. The librarian lent me a

, “A Tale of Two Cities”. Its author is Charles Dickens.

of my school.

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