English Year 4 - Chapter 6 : Transportation

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English Year 4

Module 6

Getting Around

Open Ended

'transportation'

What comes to your mind when you read this word?

What is transportation?

moving people or things from one place to another place

Types of Transportations

• land

• water

• air

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Vocabulary Quiz

What kind of land transportations that you know of?

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Vocabulary Quiz

What kind of water transportations that you know of?

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Vocabulary Quiz

What kind of air transportations that you know of?

Poll

Which form of transportation do you enjoy the most?

• walking

• running

• biking

• skateboarding

• rollerblading

Now, let us go back in time!

Have you ever wondered the evolution of transportation?

From the ancient times up to 21st century?

Open Ended

Opinion

What kind of transportation will we have in the future? Describe your opinion and share it with the class.

Multiple Choice

Riddle #1

I can slide down slopes real fast.

I am used with two legs.

I can only work when its snowing.

• skateboard

• rollerblade

• ski

Multiple Choice

Riddle #2

I have 4 legs and 4 wheels.

People often use me with a horse.

People can sit and sleep inside me.

• train

• carriage

• mule

Multiple Choice

Riddle #3

People can cross the sea using me.

Usually, there are 26 people rowing me forward with a paddle.

I will follow where the wind blows.

• hovercraft

• galley

• jet ski

Fill in the Blanks

Riddle #4

I am very fast.

I carry passengers from city to city.

I can fly for hours and hours.

Fill in the Blanks

Riddle #5

People call me when they need help.

I have flashing lights and a siren.

Everyone gets out of my way.

I carry people to the hospital.

Fill in the Blanks

Riddle #6

I carry lots of people.

I pick them up and drop them off.

I might travel from city to city.

I might only go from block to block.

Reading - Comprehension

When we read, we are looking for main ideas.

Always keep a lookout for any!

Multiple Choice

How many people can ride on a tuk-tuk?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Multiple Choice

Where do you usually see tuk-tuk?

• Brunei

• Malaysia

• Thailand

• Indonesia

Tuk Tuk

• A tuk-tuk looks like a motorbike with three wheels.

• The driver sits in the front, and two to three people can sit in the back.

• They can be faster than taxis.

Open Ended

Writing - Opinion

Describe Tuk Tuk in your own words.

Gondolas

• Gondolas are long boats.

• In the past, people used them in Venice to get from one place to another.

• Gondolas are very slow.

Open Ended

Writing - Opinion

If you were to ride a Gondola, who would you take with you and why?

Snowmobile

• People ride snowmobiles on snow.

• Snowmobiles haven't got wheels.

• They use skis as wheels.

• It can go very fast.

Open Ended

Writing - Opinion

What kind of safety equipment and clothing should you wear when riding snowmobiles?

Open Ended

Writing - Sharing

Share a road safety advice that you know with your friends.

(You can include the ones we have learned last week.)

Life Skill

Reading Time

We need to be able to read the time accurately.

How do we read the time?

Fill in the Blanks

Test Your Time #1

What time does the train leave from Warden?

Fill in the Blanks

Test Your Time #2

What time does the train leave from Chester

Fill in the Blanks

Test Your Time #3

What time does the train arrive at Green Park?

Fill in the Blanks

Test Your Time #3

What time does the train leave Richmond?

Fill in the Blanks

Write the following time in words.

8.15

Fill in the Blanks

Write the following time in words.

3.45

Fill in the Blanks

Write the following time in words.

12.30

Fill in the Blanks

Write the following time in words.

9.55

Open Ended

What road safety tips can be used for this story?

Last Week's Essay Highlights

Some of your friend's excellent work

Best essay of the week goes to....

The key to writing is describing well.

We have to use adjectives to describe things or people.

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