Beehive 5 Review "A mailbox in space" and " Learning about space

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• Pacific Ocean in a few minutes.

• 4. Our team has worked for hours to make a special device

• to travel to the moon in a rocket tonigh

• 2. Three astronauts are going

• that will clean the air in the rocket.

• 1. The Apollo 13 rocket will

• was a small problem with the engine.

• 3. Five minutes after the rocked launched, there

• launch in 30 minutes!

• 5. The Apollo 13 rocket is going to land in the

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• 'Houston, we've had oxygen.'

• 'Houston, we've had a problem.'

• pilots

• engineers

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• Earth

• Mars

• launched

• landed

Read and order.

• And from nothing, you created the 'mailbox' that cleaned the air for the astronauts.

• What was the biggest challenge?

• Hi, engineer Fred. What was it like working in Houston when Apollo 13 launched to the moon?

• The biggest challenge was creating something from almost nothing.

• It was a very scary and exciting time. We had to do something that we didn't know how to do yet.

Correct the errors. Select the incorrect words and type.

People having asked questions about space and the night sky for thousands of years: What are the stars and why do it move in the sky? What are on the moon? What shape is the Earths?

More than 2,000 years ago, many people thought the Earth were flat, like an enormous plate. They thought that if a person travel to the end of the Earth, they might fall into space! Later, people began to understand that the Earth were round and not flat.

Listen and write.

1. The Greek philosophers, like Aristotle and Ptolemy, thought that

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2. They thought ___ of the solar system, and that the sun, the moon and all the planets orbited Earth.

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3. 3. ___, a Polish scientist called Copernicus had a new idea.

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3. 4. He saw ___ during the day, and how the planets moved in the sky at night.

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3. 5. His idea was that the sun was at the ___ and not the Earth.