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- 1. World War II FELIPE VARGAS JAIME SILVA NEXT
- 2. WELCOME STUDENTS TO AN AMAZING ADVENTURE THROUGHOUT TIME!! Today we will be learning about World War II through compound sentences So, let's get the ball rolling. START
- 3. WARM UP What do you think about war? Who was involved in WWII?
- 4. War is good for your mental health. War promotes respect. War is society’s worst invention. What do you think about war?
- 5. Edgar Allan Poe Heinrich Himmler Barack Obama Who was involved in WWII?
- 10. VOCABULARY HITLER ALLIES CONCENTRATION CAMP NATZI HOLOCAUST DICTATOR UPPER HAND GENOCIDE FASCISM
- 11. VOCABULARY HITLER ALLIES CONCENTRATION CAMP NATZI HOLOCAUST DICTATOR UPPER HAND GENOCIDE FASCISM
- 12. VOCABULARY HITLER ALLIES CONCENTRATION CAMP NATZI HOLOCAUST DICTATOR UPPER HAND GENOCIDE FASCISM
- 13. VOCABULARY HITLER ALLIES CONCENTRATION CAMP NATZI HOLOCAUST DICTATOR UPPER HAND GENOCIDE FASCISM
- 14. VOCABULARY HITLER ALLIES CONCENTRATION CAMP NATZI HOLOCAUST DICTATOR UPPER HAND GENOCIDE FASCISM
- 15. VOCABULARY HITLER ALLIES CONCENTRATION CAMP NATZI HOLOCAUST DICTATOR UPPER HAND GENOCIDE FASCISM
- 16. VOCABULARY HITLER ALLIES CONCENTRATION CAMP NATZI HOLOCAUST DICTATOR UPPER HAND GENOCIDE FASCISM
- 17. VOCABULARY HITLER ALLIES CONCENTRATION CAMP NATZI HOLOCAUST DICTATOR UPPER HAND GENOCIDE FASCISM
- 18. GRAMMAR: - A compound sentence is two independent clauses joined together by a coordinating conjunction The world is at war (independent) + and (conjunction) + the US is trying to keep neutral (independent) Compound sentences
- 19. GRAMMAR: Click on the corresponding FANBOY for each sentence. Remember there is only one correct answer for each question. ● but ● and ● so ● however ● yet I saw a man go fast, ________ I didn’t look at him. I would cycle to school on fine days ________ would take the bus only when the weather was bad.. ● but ● and ● so ● however ● yet ● but ● and ● so ● however ● yet He quickly picked up the ball ________ the audience complimented him. NEXT
- 20. The medicine tastes horrible; ________ we need it. ● but ● and ● so ● however ● yet ● but ● and ● so ● however ● yet He told us the news ________ he said it was a good news. ● but ● and ● so ● however ● yet I hit the bottle with the broom, ________ the keys fell. ● but ● and ● so ● however ● yet She took my hand, _______ we held hands while we walked down the river.
- 21. INCORRECT BACK
- 22. CORRECT! BACK
- 23. GRAMMAR: What is an independent clause? - An independent clause is: subject + verb + complete thought Britain (sub) + is (verb) + being bombed (complete thought) - Lastly we need a coordinating conjunctions to put the two independent clauses together: - For - And - Nor - But - Or - Yet - So FANBOYS can be used for remembering coordinating conjunctions
- 24. Match the following independent clauses to form a compound sentence The Nazis use blitzkrieg bombing strategy United States of America wants to stay neutral Japan has Kamikazi bombers The Nazis are from Germany Japan bombed Pearl Harbour Hitler is the fascist dictator
- 25. READING World War II resulted in an estimated 55 million deaths worldwide. It was the largest and most destructive conflict in history. Germany started World War II by invading Poland on September 1, 1939. Britain and France responded by declaring war on Germany. German forces invaded western Europe in the spring of 1940. With German encouragement, the Soviet Union occupied the Baltic states in June 1940. Italy, a member of the Axis (countries allied with Germany), joined the war on June 10, 1940. From July 10 to October 31, 1940, the Nazis waged, and ultimately lost, an air war over England, known as the Battle of Britain. After securing the Balkan region by invading Yugoslavia and Greece on April 6, in 1941, the Germans and their allies invaded the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, in direct violation of the German-Soviet Pact. In June and July 1941, the Germans occupied the Baltic states. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin then became a major wartime Allied leader, in opposition to Nazi Germany allies. During the summer and autumn of 1941, German troops advanced deep into the Soviet Union but on December 6, 1941, Soviet troops launched a significant counteroffensive. One day later, on December 7, 1941, Japan (one of the Axis powers) bombed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The United States entered the war in alliance with Great Britain and the Soviet Union. In May 1942, the British Royal Air Force carried out a raid on the German city of Cologne with a thousand bombers, for the first time bringing war home to Germany. For the next three years, Allied air forces systematically bombed industrial plants. Cities all over the Reich, reducing much of urban Germany to rubble by 1945. Read the following Article on World War II:
- 26. WRITING ACTIVITY FOR READING According to the previous Article, answer the following questions:: 1. What helped the allies have their victory? 2. Who were the main actors in the article? a) Their strong alliance with Ireland. b) Constant air force bombing of industrial plants in Germany. c) Bombing Pearl Harbor. b) Germany and Greece.a) The Allied Nations and the Axis Power. c) Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union
- 27. WRITING ACTIVITY FOR READING According to the previous Article, answer the following questions:: 3. Which of the following counts as an independent clause? 4. Which of these sentences from the Article contains a coordinating conjunction? a) “Soviet leader Joseph Stalin then became a major wartime Allied leader.” c) “the Nazis waged, and ultimately lost, an air war over England, known as the Battle of Britain.” a) “Allied air forces systematically bombed industrial plants” b) “In June and July 1941, the Germans occupied the Baltic states” c) “German troops advanced deep into the Soviet Union but on December 6, 1941, Soviet troops launched a significant counteroffensive.” b) “It was the largest and most destructive conflict in history.”
- 28. LISTENING