Week 11 - Unit 4 Lesson B - Sequence/ zero conditional

Week 11 - Unit 4 Lesson B - Sequence/ zero conditional

16 November 2020

Objectives: I will be able to...

• Practice using zero conditionals correctly

• Learn and use new vocabulary

• Read Text for key details

Multiple Choice

Sea stars live in all the world’s oceans. If you

find one, you will see that most of them have five

arms. Five is, of course, a Fibonacci number. Sea

stars have no front or back, so they can move

more easily and are safer from things that eat

them. - What is the animal?

• Ocean

• Five

• Sea Star

• Fibonacci

Open Ended

Sea stars live in all the world’s oceans. If you

find one, you will see that most of them have five

arms. Five is, of course, a Fibonacci number. Sea

stars have no front or back, so they can move

more easily and are safer from things that eat

them. - Where can you find the Sea Star?

Multiple Choice

Sea stars live in all the world’s oceans. If you

find one, you will see that most of them have five

arms. Five is, of course, a Fibonacci number. Sea

stars have no front or back, so they can move

more easily and are safer from things that eat

them. - Why does it use the Fibonacci sequence?

• Because it has five arms

• Because it lives in the world's oceans

• Because it has no front or back

Multiple Choice

Complete the zero conditional sentence with the correct ending. - If you look at the center part of the flower,

• there is a double pattern.

• you will see that most of them have five arms.

• you can see the Fibonacci sequence.

Multiple Choice

Complete the zero conditional sentence with the correct ending. - If you look at the top of the cone,

• there is a double pattern.

• you will see that most of them have five arms.

• you can see the Fibonacci sequence.

Multiple Choice

Complete the zero conditional sentence with the correct ending. - If you find a sea star,

• there is a double pattern.

• you will see that most of them have five arms.

• you can see the Fibonacci sequence.

Open Ended

Write your own sentence using zero conditional. **Remember to use "if" and that your statement has to be factual (true).

Vocabulary

Go to quizlet and study the new vocabulary words. "Week 11 - Patterns and numbers in nature"