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- 1. April 9 – April 13, 2017
- 3. backbone – the line of the bones down the centre of the back that provides support for the body.
- 4. muscles – one of the many tissues in the body that can tighten and relax to produce movement
- 5. lungs – either one of the two organs in the chest which people and some animals breathe.
- 6. fair – treating someone in a way that is good or unreasonable
- 8. unfair – not treating people in an equal way, or not morally right
- 9. skull – the bones of the head that surround the brain and give the head its shape.
- 10. breathe – to move air into and out of the lungs
- 11. breathing – the act of process of taking into your lungs and releasing it.
- 12. Have you ever been to a shop that has a delicious smell? What was the shop? What was the smell? What can you see in the picture? Where is Nasreddin?
- 13. Reading: A Nasreddin Story LB page 104 AB page 84-85
- 14. Questions: Recitation 1. Who are the three characters in the story? 2. What did the poor man do while he ate his dry bread? 3. What did the rich man say when he yelled at the poor man? 4. How did the poor man feel when Nasreddin said, “Give me your money.” Why? 5. What did Nasreddin do with the bag of coins? 6. Do you think the rich man liked Nasreddin’s solution? Why not? 7. Do you think the poor man liked Nasreddin’s solution? Why?
- 15. Finding a fair solution: LB page 101 Answer: 1. Give half a biscuit to each child. 2. They could play the ball together. they could take turns: one could have it for 10mins and then the other could have it for 10mins 3. They could take turns: Leyla could work for half an hour, then Osman could practice for half an hour. Leyla could wear ear plugs! Osman would go to another part of the house, far away from Leyla.
- 16. Monday: Listening: Our amazing body Reading: Brilliant bones and marvelous muscles
- 17. Write two facts that you’ve learned about your heart and lungs.
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- 20. Wednesday: Listening: I don’t feel well! LB page 108-109 AB page 92
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