
8th Grade | Great Expeditions
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Sarah Berardi
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8th Grade | Great Expeditions
Lesson 1 | Exploring the Seas | Pages 1 & 2
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Great Expeditions
Would you like to travel on a ship?
Where would you like to go?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_1EihgfTYY
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Lesson Objectives
To learn about the Titanic
To learn new vocabulary about the Titanic
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To sink
to go down below the surface
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To explore
To travel somewhere new
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Passenger
A traveller on a ship, boat, plane or train
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Object
a material thing that can be seen or touched
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Terrible
extremely bad or serious
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Disaster
A sudden accident or catastrophe
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Iceberg
A large piece of ice in the sea
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to launch
To put a ship in the water
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wreck
a ship at the bottom of the sea
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Ship
a large boat for transporting people or goods
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The Titanic
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What was the Titanic?
The Titanic
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Listening
Track 27
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Multiple Choice
The Titanic was launched in 1914.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The Titanic hit an iceberg
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Less than 1500 passengers died.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
In 1985 the wreck was found.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
A robot took pictures of the wreck.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
No objects were found.
True
False
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Poll
Would you like to travel on a big ship?
yes
no
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The Titanic
What do you remember about the Titanic?
Would you like to go on a long trip on a ship?
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Lesson Objectives : To learn more about the Titanic and compound nouns
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to escape
To run away; be free of confinement
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lifeboat
A specially constructed boat to rescue people
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headline
A heading at the top of the page or an article
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newspaper
A printed publication
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iceberg
A large piece of ice floating in the sea
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Listening Track 28
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Multiple Choice
When did the titanic sink?
May
April
June
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Multiple Choice
Which city was the Titanic going to?
Paris
Liverpoool
New York
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Multiple Choice
How long did it take for the Titanic to sink?
3 hours
4 hours
5 hours
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Multiple Choice
How many passengers did not die?
1500
700
1912
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Open Ended
Write a paragraph about what you remember about the Titanic. (3-5 sentences) Be sure to use some of the new vocabulary words that we have learned.
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Multiple Choice
In 1985 the wreck was found
True
False
8th Grade | Great Expeditions
Lesson 1 | Exploring the Seas | Pages 1 & 2
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