Y6 In-Class Leson 6 Conflicts

a) Financial crises
b) Financial Conflicts
c) Wars and conflicts
d) A fight between 4 peopl

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​What's this lesson about?

​Listen to a news report about possible ways of helping Syrians. Number the ideas in the order you hear them.

Reorder

Listen to a news report about possible ways of helping Syrians. Number the ideas in the order you hear them.

• Donating to the International Rescue Committee. 

• Donating to the Red Cross. 

•  Donating to the White Helmets. 

• Reading and sharing their stories.  

• Writing a letter.  

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• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Labeling

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

#IamSyrian

The Red Cross

Lebanon, Turkey and Germany

2011

Brad is talking to his teacher about the conflicts in Nigeria. Match the columns to complete what they say. Then listen to the conversation to check your answers.

Match

Brad is talking to his teacher about the conflicts in Nigeria. Match the columns to complete what they say. Then listen to the conversation to check your answers.

• Brad:  I’m sorry to bother you. [...]

• Professor: Of course!

• Professor: Well [...] one of these groups was founded in 2002.

• Professor: They have caused a lot of pain to Nigerians.

But I still don’t understand the conflic

Have a seat. Now, what is your question?

But their ideas have actually been aroun

Their attacks have left hundreds of peop

• But I still don’t understand the conflic

• Have a seat. Now, what is your question?

• But their ideas have actually been aroun

• Their attacks have left hundreds of peop

Multiple Choice

When Brad says I’m sorry, he is...

• apologizing for interrupting the professor.

• feeling embarrassed.

• saying something was too bad.

Multiple Choice

When the professor says of course, he is...

• agreeing with someone.

• giving Brad permission to do something.

• saying yes.

Multiple Choice

When the professor says actually, he is...

• surprised.

• emphasizing a surprising piece of information.

• admitting something.

Multiple Choice

When the professor says unfortunately, he is...

• saying he wishes something was not true.

• saying someone has no luck.

• saying something is not convenient.