6-8 BOOKWORMS: TALKING ABOUT LOCATIONS OF THINGS

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1. I didn’t know what “poet” meant. I looked it up in a ​

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.

2. The librarian lent me a ​

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, “A Tale of Two Cities”. Its author is Charles Dickens.

3. I found some interesting information in the ​
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of my school.

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Orhan Veli Kanık is my favorite poet. I love his

.

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I buy a

every day.

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My friend gave me Ömer Seyfettin’s

book as a present.

Multiple Choice

You don’t know the meaning of a word. What do you do?

• Make up a meaning in your head.

• Ask your little sister who plays at the kindergarten.

• Ignore the word and move on
• Look up the word in a dictionary or online resource.

Multiple Choice

You want to learn about the news. What do you buy?

• Library card
• Newspaper or news website subscription
• Social media feed
• Magazine subscription

Multiple Choice

You want to learn about your favorite pop star. What do you buy?

• Gardening tools
• A magazine about pop music.

• Car maintenance manual
• Cooking recipes

Open Ended

What kind of books do you prefer reading?

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Our English teacher gave us a ​

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work about a novel. I don’t like reading ​

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. I like touching books, so I went to the school library on Wednesday. I borrowed a ​

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about a robbery. It was my favorite writer’s novel. After I got home, I put the novel on my study table. Then, I went downstairs for dinner. When I came back to my room, the novel was not on the study table. I looked for the novel everywhere. It wasn’t under the table or on the bed. I called my mother. “Mom, can you ​

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me, please? I can’t find my novel.” She entered the room and looked at the bookshelf. My course books, poem books and magazines were there, but not my novel. I explained everything to my ​

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at school.

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PART 2:

He gave me extra time but he said “You must find the book.”. I was ​

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. When I got home, I saw my grandmother with my novel. It was a surprise. She said: “Oh Elif, I found this novel in your room yesterday. It was between the study table and the ​

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. I began reading. My English isn’t good enough, so I borrowed your ​

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and looked up the meanings of some words.” I didn’t ask her anything. I laughed and kissed her.

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went

put

found

began

said

gave

came

got

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1. Elif borrowed a novel from her sister. ​

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2. The writer of the novel is Charles Dickens. ​

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3. . She put the book on her bed. ​

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4. She told her teacher the truth about the book. ​

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TO BE CONTINUED

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5. Her grandmother found the novel. ​

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6. Her grandmother liked the novel. ​

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7. . The novel was between the study table and the bed. ​

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8. Elif got angry. ​

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Match

Match the problems and solutions.

• Salih has a backache.

• Yagmur has a toothache.

• Beren has a headache.

• Ahmet has a stomachache.

• Elif has a sore throat.

He shouldn't play video games too long.

She needs to see a dentist.

She should drink more water.

He should rest and take some medicine.

She should avoid cold drinks.

• He shouldn't play video games too long.

• She needs to see a dentist.

• She should drink more water.

• He should rest and take some medicine.

• She should avoid cold drinks.

Multiple Choice

How can we make the world a better place?

• By ignoring others, causing harm, promoting inequality, destroying the environment, and working against each other.
• By being indifferent, lacking empathy, discriminating, polluting the environment, and pursuing individualistic goals.
• By spreading hate, inciting conflict, oppressing others, exploiting the environment, and prioritizing personal gain over collective well-being.
• By spreading kindness, practicing empathy, promoting equality, protecting the environment, and working together towards common goals.

Look at me!
^{Bana bak!}

LOOK AT X
X'e bak

I'm looking for my lost father!
^{Kayıp babamı arıyorum.}

LOOK FOR X
X'i ara

Don't you know "mice"? Look it up!
^{"Fareler"i bilmiyor musun? Sözlükte ara!}

LOOK X UP
X'i sözlükte ara

LOOK VE ANLAMLARI

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Type at, for or up:

— Hey, look

that man on TV. He is my favorite actor.

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Type at, for or up:

— What does this word mean?

— Let’s look it

in your dictionary.

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Type at, for or up:

— My uncle is looking

a job.

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Type at, for or up:

— He is looking

the remote control.

​Hi, I’m Esma. I went to the library to do my homework yesterday. It was about Shakespeare, the famous British poet and playwright. There were a lot of books on the shelves about him. I found some interesting information in the literature magazines. For example, Shakespeare gave many words (estimated 1700 - 3000) to the English language. So, I didn’t understand many words in his poems. I looked for a dictionary and looked up the meanings of these words. I searched the Net and learned that he was also an actor. He performed many of his plays.

Multiple Choice

^{Hi, I’m Esma. I went to the library to do my homework yesterday. It was about Shakespeare, the famous British poet and playwright. There were a lot of books on the shelves about him. I found some interesting information in the literature magazines. For example, Shakespeare gave many words (estimated 1700 - 3000) to the English language. So, I didn’t understand many words in his poems. I looked for a dictionary and looked up the meanings of these words. I searched the Net and learned that he was also an actor. He performed many of his plays.}

Where did Esma go yesterday?

• She went to the park.

• She went to the library.

• She went to the museum.

• She went to the bookstore.

Multiple Choice

^{Hi, I’m Esma. I went to the library to do my homework yesterday. It was about Shakespeare, the famous British poet and playwright. There were a lot of books on the shelves about him. I found some interesting information in the literature magazines. For example, Shakespeare gave many words (estimated 1700 - 3000) to the English language. So, I didn’t understand many words in his poems. I looked for a dictionary and looked up the meanings of these words. I searched the Net and learned that he was also an actor. He performed many of his plays.}

Who is Shakespeare?

• A British poet and playwright.

• An Italian scientist.

• An American comedy playwright.

• A Turkish economist.

Open Ended

^{"Hi, I’m Esma. I went to the library to do my homework yesterday. It was about Shakespeare, the famous British poet and playwright. There were a lot of books on the shelves about him. I found some interesting information in the literature magazines. For example, Shakespeare gave many words (estimated 1700 - 3000) to the English language. So, I didn’t understand many words in his poems. I looked for a dictionary and looked up the meanings of these words. I searched the Net and learned that he was also an actor. He performed many of his plays."}

Where did she find some interesting information about Shakespeare?

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Did she understand the poems easily? ​

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What did she use to understand his works? ​

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Did Shakespeare perform his plays? ​

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Audio Response

Are you interested in poetry? Do you like poems? If yes, who is your favorite poet?

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KING JOHN

MACBETH

TO THE QUEEN

OTHELLO

ROMEO & JULIET

KING LEAR