Kader 2 CH5 G-Reading
Items in this lesson
Reading
Vocabulary
Writing
Our program
At the end of this lesson,
you will be able to answer questions after reading 'How I survived a week without technolog y.' or 'The history of social media.'
you will be able to use new vocabulary you have learned to finish the exercises.
you will be able to write a summary about a week without technology or write a short text on what you think social media will look like in the future
Our goals
"Imagine I take your phone, your laptop, and your PlayStation away for one full week. What is the first thing you would miss? And what would you do with all that extra time?"
Question?
"In the text on page 83, a teenager tried exactly this! She survived a whole week without screens. She discovered that her parents were actually right about sleep, and she even saved money because she couldn't shop online. Let’s read how she survived her 'offline' week."
Explanation
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Instructions
What:
Kader: Complete exercises 44 to 47 on page 82
Mavo: Complete exercises 40 to 44 on page 82
How: In your book or on your chromebook (with teacher's permission)
Help: ask the teacher for help
Time: 15 min.
Results: Students will read their body aloud.
Finished: Well done! Now, go to 'slim stampen' to check your knowledge
Phones are a part of our everyday lives. Most people check their device the moment they wake up. In fact, many teenagers do it immediately, even before they get out of bed!
But using your phone late at night is not always a good idea. If you decide to binge-watch a series on Netflix, you will stay awake for a long time. It is much better to read a book before you go to sleep. Once you put your phone away, you will notice that you feel much more relaxed.
Let's check your knowledge
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Second
Name two things you like about this lesson
“New adventures are waiting to be discovered.”
“Every ending is a new beginning.”
“Let go of the past to make room for the future.”
“Believe in yourself and follow your dreams.”
“Grateful for the past, hopeful for the future.”
“Goodbyes are just the start of something greater.”
“Cherish the memories, embrace what’s next.”
