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This document provides an overview of the key topics and vocabulary to be covered in a unit about animals. Students will learn to describe animals, including their color, size, food, and body parts. The unit will discuss farm animals and wild animals. Students will practice asking and answering questions about animals, such as what color and food they have, and where they live. Key vocabulary includes names of different animals as well as parts of their bodies and things they eat. Common verbs for talking about animals are also listed. Finally, students are given true/false statements to check their understanding of animal facts.
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Animals
- 3. WE’ LL TALK ABOUT : WILD ANIMALS FARM ANIMALS
- 4. YOU WILL LEARN TO ASK AND ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT ANIMALS WHAT COLOUR IS IT? WHAT DOES IT EAT? WHAT IS IT LIKE? WHERE DOES IT LIVE? WHAT ANIMAL IS IT? HAS IT GOT A (MANE)?
- 5. FARM ANIMALS FOOD BODY WILD ANIMALS VOCABULARY NEEDED TIGER CROCODILE LION GIRAFFE MONKEY RHINO ELEPHANT EAGLE SNAKE CAMEL HIPPO LEOPARD CAT COW DOG HORSE RABBIT PIG FISH DUCK BIRD SHEEP HEN CHICKEN GRASS FISH LEAVES FRUIT VEGETABLES SEEDS MEAT MANE CLAWS TRUNK TEETH LEGS FUR NECK ARMS EARS FIN WINGS BEAK
- 6. THESE VERBS WILL HELP YOU TO TALK ABOUT ANIMALS!!!! VERBS NEEDED TO BE I AM YOU ARE HE IS SHE IS IT IS WE ARE YOU ARE THEY ARE HAVE GOT I HAVE GOT YOU HAVE GOT HE HAS GOT SHE HAS GOT IT HAS GOT WE HAVE GOT YOU HAVE GOT THEY HAVE GOT CAN I CAN YOU CAN HE CAN SHE CAN IT CAN WE CAN YOU CAN THEY CAN
- 7. WHAT DO YOU KNOW? IS IT TRUE OR FALSE? ELEPHANTS HAVE GOT A TRUNK. A GIRAFFE HAS GOT A LONG NECK. FISH CAN FLY. LIONS EAT MEAT. SHEEP HAVE GOT WINGS. TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE
- 8. THE END LOVE ANIMALS!