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Acknowledgement This power point presentation is part of the collaborative work of fifteen ELI / KAU female English language instructors. The project comprises the PowerPoint presentations which are presented to the students, the worksheets uploaded on the contributors websites and the revision units. The names of the teachers who collaborated in the project are as follows according to alphabetical order as per first name:

Acknowledgements Ms. Amany Abuliel Ms. Amal Shousha Ms. Dahlia Yuosri Ms. Fatima Atteya Ms. Gehan Ismail Ms. Hanan Orabi Ms. Heba Tantawy Ms. Ingie Zakaria Ms. Jehan jahin Ms. Marwa Eldeeb Ms. Nahed Moussa Ms. Ragia Magdeldin Ms. Rosa Raweh Ms. Sherine El Deeb Ms. Zainab Hefnawy

North Star: Reading and Writing Unit 7 Organic Produce: Is It Worth the Price? Presented by Ms Sherine El Deeb

1- Focus on the Topic A- Predicting Look at the picture, and discuss these questions 1- Where do you buy fruits and vegetables? 2- How do you choose the fruits and vegetables you buy? What do you look for? 3- Read the title of the unit. What do you think it means? Ms Sherine El Deeb

B Sharing Information When you shop, how do you choose your fruit B Sharing Information When you shop, how do you choose your fruit? Check (√) each box that shows how you choose that fruit. Pg. 122 Ms Sherine El Deeb

C Preparing To Read. Background Look at the picture on page 123 of a produce section of a grocery store. There are many kinds of organic and regular fruits and vegetables. Use the information in the picture to complete these sentences. 2- Organic apples cost $ 2.49 a pound. 3- Regular pears cost $ 0.99 a pound. 4- Organic pears cost $ 1.59 a pound. 5- Red leaf lettuce costs $ 1.12 each. 6-Green leaf lettuce costs $ 0.99 each. 7- Organic green leaf lettuce costs $ 2.98 each. 8-Organic green leaf lettuce is the most expensive lettuce. Pg. 122 Ms Sherine El Deeb

Vocabulary for Comprehension Ms Sherine El Deeb Vocabulary for Comprehension Read the sentences. Try to understand the underlined words without looking them up in a dictionary. 1- Orange juice really is orange. But many sodas are made with artificial colors. These colors come from chemicals. 2- Sometimes bananas are green and hard. To ripen them, put them in a paper bag. In one or two days, they should be yellow and soft. 3- Some fruits, like apples, grow on trees. Some, like blackberries, grow on bushes. And some, like grapes, grow on vines. Pg. 123 Ms Sherine El Deeb Mrs Sherine El Deeb

Vocabulary for Comprehension Ms Sherine El Deeb Vocabulary for Comprehension 4- Growing your own tomatoes is difficult, but it’s worth the work. Tomatoes from your own garden are better than tomatoes from the store. 5- The old-fashioned way to make ice cream took a lot of time and hard work. Today, the way we make ice cream is fast and easy. 6- Fresh fruit tastes much better than fruit from a can. Pg.123 Ms Sherine El Deeb Mrs Sherine El Deeb

Now match the words with their definitions. _____ 1. artificial a- become ready to eat ____ 2. ripen b- not modern or new ____3. vine c- it will be useful, you will gain from it _____4. it’s worth it d- not canned or frozen ____5. old-fashioned e- not natural _____6. fresh f. a plant that grows up and around a a stick. Ms Sherine El Deeb Pg. 124

Answers E A F C B D Pg. 124 Ms Sherine El Deeb Ms Sherine El Deeb Mrs Sherine El Deeb

2- Read the sentences. Try to understand the underlined words without looking them up. Then use the underlined words to complete the chart. 1- You’ll find bananas in the produce section of your supermarket or grocery store. 2- I hate insects! Mosquitoes bite me every time I go outside, and ants get into all the food in my cupboards. 3- Sometimes I have trouble growing vegetables, but I never have trouble growing weeds ! They just take over the garden. 4- Farmers use pesticides and herbicides to kill insects and weeds. 5- Cancer kills millions of people every year. 6- These tomatoes don’t look very nice, but they taste wonderful. Ms Sherine El Deeb Pg. 124

Illnesses Insects Senses Plants Produce Chemicals 1. the flu 1. mosquitoes 1. feel 1. flowers 1. apples 1. pesticides 2. a cold 2. flies 2. smell 2. vegetables 2. oranges 2. herbicides 3.AIDS 3.ants 3. hear 3. trees 3. broccoli 4.cancer 4.see 4. weeds 4. lettuce 5. taste Pg. 124 Ms Sherine El Deeb