Reading is a key

2. 1.Attend
2.Academic
3.Campus
4.Curriculum
5.Degree
6.Economics
7.Engineering
8.Graduate
9.lecture
10. Medicine
11. Primary
12. Principal
13. Professor
14. Revise
15. Science
16. Secondary
17. Seminar
18. Tutor

3. 1. The school is known for academic excellence.
2. There is accommodation for five hundred students on campus.
3. Maths is an important part of the school curriculum.
4. She has a degree in physics from the University of Edinburgh.
5. I am studying economics and I want to work in a bank.
6. Richard studied electrical engineering at Manchester University.
7. Lina has just graduated from university.
8. We went to a lecture on Italian art.
9. She is studying medicine and she wants to be a doctor.
10. My daughter is seven and she is at primary school.
11. She is the principal of a London school.
12. He is a professor of politics at a UK university.
13. I have to revise because I have an exam tomorrow.
14. Our children started studying science when they were young.
15. My son is fifteen and he is at secondary school now.
16. I talked a lot in every seminar when I was a student.
17. My daughter had a tutor to help her pass her maths exams.
18. My daughter attends school close to our home.

4. Draw or illustrate in the center of a paper the idea about
“Electron” and write the 10 words that best describe
Drawing

5. THE STORY
OF LECTY

6. Look What You Made Me Do!
Draw one invention that
possible produce or conserve
electricity that will help you and
your community life easier.

8. Instruction
1. The class will be group into 4.
2. Each group will create a sentence that
will describe the electron.
3. Each member of the group will write one
word to complete the sentence.
4. Using your forehead pass the paper in
which the words are written.
5. The last member will read the sentence.

10. brat
broccoli
brush
bread
brother
broth
brag
brick
crack
cross
crab
crib
crash
crest
ten
pal
yes
dog
lid
win
ham
vet
fit
zap
mom jet
rod
gun
keg

11. Electrons eagerly
explore energetic
electrical escapades
every evening.

12. Can you can a can as a
canner can can a can?

13. Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear.
Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair.
Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn’t fuzzy,
was he?

14. Rapidly racing electrons
radiate rhythmic, radiant
sparks, sparking scientific
enthusiasm.