Title: Water unit:1 Lesson:1 جامعه ام القرى كليه الاداب والعلوم الاداريه للبنات لماده : وسائل وتقنيات التعلم 1 3rd Secondary Grade: الاهدافالتعليمات الاختبار.

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Title: Water unit:1 Lesson:1 جامعه ام القرى كليه الاداب والعلوم الاداريه للبنات لماده : وسائل وتقنيات التعلم 1 3rd Secondary Grade: الاهدافالتعليمات الاختبار القبلي المحتوى Eman Ali Al Shareef

Objectives : 1- Listening to the recording, Ss WBAT answer at least 2 out of 3 Qs. 2- Looking at the poster, Ss WBAT describe the water cycle 3- Ss will compare between the fresh and salt water. 4- Ss will list the uses of water

5- Ss will explain the problems of water and predict the best ways to solve them 6- Ss will find out the meaning of the new words. 7- Ss will talk about the water and thank Allah for this grace

Instructions: Dear student must pass this test by 85% If you can not passing of this ratio should be study lesson well

What kinds of days do the Saudi like? What kinds of days does the Englishman like? Why do they like different kinds of weather? What is the difference between the fresh and salt water?

What is this? Describe the water cycle?

Can you live without water? What is the water used for?

What are the problems of water? What are the best ways to solve them?

CONTENT: Where does our home water come from? How much water do I use per day? How is water supplied to our homes? How is the water I drink made safe? Why does my water smell like rotten eggs?

Where does our home wastewater go? I live on a hill, how does water get to my house? How many baths could I get from a rainstorm? Does a little leak in my house waste water?

Why are wetlands and aquatic habitats important? Is groundwater always clean? Why can't people drink seawater? My uncle's house was swallowed by a sinkhole! How can water be flowing out of a hill?

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