Kader 3 CH2 C-Reading

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Welcome to class

Our program

  • Reading

  • Vocabulary

  • Writing

Our goals

At the end of this lesson,

  • you will be able to answer questions after reading ‘Hacker's paradise’.

  • you will be able to use new vocabulary you have learned to finish the exercises.

  • you will be able to write a text on a traffic sign.

Looking back

Woordenlijst:

  1. Judge

  2. Lawyer

  3. Suspect

  4. (to) testify

  5. Verdict



Hacker's paradise

Instructions

What: Complete exercises 18 - 22 on page 90 in your book.


How: In your book or on your chromebook (with teacher's permission)


Help: ask the teacher for help


Time: 15 min.


Results: we will be able to answer the questions after reading 'Being a volunteer'


Finished: Well done! Let’s do some bonus exercises.

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Vocabulary

Last week, our school talked about cyber safety.
The teacher explained that someone can hack your account if you share your password.
This can cause a lot of damage to your computer or your personal information.
One student got a strange friend request from someone he didn’t know.
It turned out to be a threat, so he told the teacher right away.
Fortunately, nothing bad happened because he reacted quickly.
Later that day, we watched a hilarious video about online mistakes people make.
It showed that even very wealthy people can lose money if they are not careful online.

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First thing you liked

Second thing you liked

Name two things you liked about this lesson.

Time to say goodbye

“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.”