Презентация к уроку. Starlight 5 (Module 3.Unit 3i.Science)

3i Curricular: Science

Science (15)

• re pt ile (n) [ t ] [ p ]
• a lliga t or (n) [ æ ]
• dr a gon(n) [ æ ]
• turt le (n) [ ə: ]
• t or t oise (n)
• backbone (n)
• mea t (n)
• vege t ables (n)
• blood (n)

• warm blood (phr)

• cold (adj)
• dry (adj)
• ho t (adj)
• p oisonous (adj)

15 exis t (v)

V.B. ‘Science’ (S.B.p.56)

Reptile [‘reptaıl ] (n)

an animal such as a snake or a lizard that lays eggs, and whose blood changes temperature with the temperature around it

Poisonous [‘pɔızənəs ] (adj)

1 containing poison

2 a poisonous snake, insect etc produces poison which it uses to fight other animals

What do you know about these animals?

1 The alligato r is the official state reptile of Florida, USA.

2 Many people believe that snakes can’t hear, but they can.

What do you know about these animals?

3 There are many different types of l izards . The chameleon can change its skin colour.

4 The iguana ii a type of lizard that is found in Central and South America.

What do you know about these animals?

5 All turtles have shells but they don’t have teeth.

What do you know about these animals?

6 Komodo dragons can run up to 18 km/h in short bursts.

How do reptiles make you feel?

• I like reptiles because…

• I don’t like reptiles because they are…

+ fantastic, amazing, awesome….

- poisonous, scary, nasty…

Reptiles (Quiz)

1 Which well-known reptiles don’t exist any more?

A crocodiles B dinosaurs C tortoises

2 Which reptiles are poisonous?

A iguanas B alligators C tiger snakes

2 Where do most reptiles live ?

A in cold places B in dry places C in hot places

Reptiles (Quiz)

4 What haven’t reptiles got ?

A a backbone B ears C warm blood

5 How many legs do most reptiles have?

A six B four C eight

6 What do most reptiles eat ?

A meat B vegetables C plants

Reptiles (ex.4 p.56)

Tell the class

three things

you learnt about reptiles.

1 I learnt that….

2 I learnt that…

3 I also learnt that…

Evaluation ( Be Honest!)

I found the lesson:

• exciting
• quite interesting
• dull

Evaluation ( Be Honest!)

At the lesson I was:

• active
• quite active (could have been more active)
• passive

Evaluation ( Be Honest!)

I deserve:

• a five
• a four
• a three