lesson 5-6

2023 – 2024

Term 2

Lesson 5

Open on page:

page 126

page 83

My Learning Outcomes

1. To read a text for specific tasks.

2. To recognise the importance of a healthy lifestyle.

Vocabulary

Key vocabulary:

brain

energy

oxygen

blood

dehydration

junk food

Adjectives and adverbs
Key expressions:

Coursebook p. 126

The leaflet is aimed at students because it
mentions revising for a test or exam, and
the first sentence starts: ‘When you are a
student...’

energy

the power and ability to be physically and
mentally active

oxygen

a chemical element that is a gas with no
smell or colour

iron

A mineral found in blood

blood

the red liquid that is sent around the body
by the heart, and carries oxygen

dehydration

a drop below normal levels of water in the
body – to lose water in body

Coursebook p. 126

2 You need to eat carbohydrates…
3 Chocolates, biscuits and sweets are not good for
you…
4 You need a good supply of iron…
5 You need water…
6 You need several hours’ sleep

What is the the unit of energy?
Who discovered it ?

it is joule
It is named
after James
Prescout Joule

Workbook p. 83

a
h

f
j
d
b
g

i
c

e

https://www.liveworksheets.com/sy1570841ra

Workbook p. 83

Exit ticket

How do you feel about today’s lesson

Why?

Lesson 6

Open on page:

page 127

page 84

My Learning Outcomes

1. To be able to identify the correct questions after listening.

2. To use adjectives and adverbs correctly when talking or
writing about healthy lifestyles.

Watch the video. What should you do to have a

healthy lifestyle?

Vocabulary

Key vocabulary:

brain

energy

oxygen

iron

blood

dehydration

junk food

Adjectives and adverbs
Key expressions:

Coursebook p. 127

The questions are about healthy
eating and getting enough sleep.

1 You shouldn’t eat junk food for breakfast (because it
contains a lot of salt and fat and it doesn’t give you the
vitamins and minerals you need).
2 We need iron to carry oxygen round our bodies. Iron is a
mineral. You get it in some foods, such as meat, eggs, some
fruit and vegetables.
3 12- or 13-year-olds should have at least eight hours’ sleep
every night.

Coursebook p. 127

badly

well

healthily

badly

https://www.mauthor.com/present/515592101
7307136

Workbook p. 84

slowly

carefully

cheaply

clearly

Workbook p. 84

https://www.liveworksheets.com/uu1561893ue

Exit ticket

How do you feel about today’s lesson

Why?

ALEF