Oceans_Read and discover 4

Oceans_Reading and discover 4

How much do you know about Ocean?

• Answer the questions

Multiple Choice

What is an Ocean?

• small body of water

• large body of water

Multiple Choice

how many oceans are there?

• 3

• 4

• 5

Multiple Choice

which ocean is the largest ocean in the world

• Pacific

• Atlantic

• Indian

Multiple Choice

How much of the world is covered by ocean?

• about 50%

• More than 70%
  

• about 90%
  

Multiple Choice

What type of water is in the Ocean?

• regular water

• salt water

• fresh water

Open Ended

Name 3 things that you can see under the Ocean?

Poll

Can you see mountains and valleys under the ocean?

• Yes

• No

• Not sure

OCEANS

• Understand the reading passages about Oceans.

• Know how to use vocabulary about the topic of Oceans.

VOCABULARY

• Guess the word based on the picture

• Turn on the mic to answer

• Note down the word and meaning into the notebook.

Which ocean is this?

Pacific Ocean (n) 

• /pəˌsɪfɪk ˈəʊʃn/

• Thái Bình Dương

• Ex: The Pacific Ocean is the biggest ocean.

  
  

Which continent is this?

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Africa /n/

• /ˈæfrɪkə/

• Châu Phi

• Ex: The Pacific Ocean is bigger than Africa.

  
  

What is this?

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Valley (n)

• /ˈvæli/

• Thung lũng

• Ex: Did you know that there are mountains and valleys under the oceans?

  
  

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Rock (n)

• /rɒk/

• Đá

• Ex: Sometimes, big pieces of rock fall into the ocean.

  
  

What is this?

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Cliff (n)

• /klɪf/

• Vách đá

• Ex: They leave big cliffs, like the beautiful Uluwatu Cliffs In Bali in Indonesia.

  
  

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Coral reef (n)

• /ˈkɒrəl riːf/

• Dải san hô ngầm

• Ex: The Great Barrier Reef near Australia is the biggest coral reef in the world. 

  
  

Millions of + N(plural)

• a very large number: hàng triệu (rất nhiều)

• Ex: Coral is made of millions of very small animals.

  
  

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Cover (n)

• /ˈkʌvər/

• Vỏ bọc, nơi trú ấn

• Ex: Coral is made of millions of very small animals that make hard covers around themselves.

  
  

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Sea turtle (n)

• /ˈsiː tɜːtl/

• Rùa biển

• Ex: Sea turtles, dolphins, and many amazing animals live there.

  
  

Hit (v)

• /hɪt/

• Đánh, va vào, đổ bộ

• Ex: Waves hit the land and break the rocks.

  
  

Let's read!

• Read the passage on page 6 and 7

• Finish exercise 2 and 3 on page 26 and 27

• Work individually, within 5 minutes

• Do the quiz

Multiple Select

1. There are mountains under the ocean.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Select

2. Africa is bigger than the Pacific Ocean.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Select

3. Waves can break rocks.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Select

4. A coral reef can make an island.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Select

5. The Great Barrier Reef is near Africa.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Select

6. Sea turtles live in coral reefs.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Fill in the Blanks

How deep is the deepest water in the ocean?

Fill in the Blanks

Where are the Utuwatu Ctiffs?

Multiple Choice

What is coral made of?

• millions of very big animals

• millions of very small animals

• millions of very small plants

Fill in the Blanks

Where is the Great Barrier Reef?

Can you see mountains and valleys under the oceans?

• Yes

• No

What are things that you can see under the oceans?

• Animals

• Plants

• Coral Reef

• Mountains and valleys

• And many others...

Homework

• Ex 1,4 p. 27 - Oxford Read and Discover 4 - Incredible Earth

• E-learning

• Take the pictures of your notebook and upload onto assignment

• Deadline 10 pm 7/6