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Prepared by: Mr. Rafeek Eldeeb Haroun
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* Predict spoken language from visual clues * Follow a picture sequence. * Listen for specific information. * Identify the order of events in a story. * Accept and tolerate others. * Demonstrate ability to relate parts to the whole. * Pronounce past tense verb forms correctly
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We must give students the chance to thinking about different kinds of marine animals. I will ask the students Which marine animal is the biggest, on the other side which one is the smallest. Tell students that all marine animals lives under the sea. Explain that marine animals divide to two parts (dangerous and safe) for example (shark – dangerous) (dolphin – Safe)
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Unit Questions: Which is bigger than the shark? Are all the marine animals live in the sea? What is the fastest marine animal? Do you like sharks? Content Questions: What do we do at the aquarium? Do you like your visit at the aquarium? A whale is big, Is it bigger than the shark? An eel is small, I it smaller than the crab? Which marine animal do you prefer?
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Printed Materials Books about farm animals. Story books. Books about farm animals. Story books. Internet Resources www.google.com www.google.com www.allthebweb.com www.allthebweb.com
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A trip to the Aquarium….. to see a lot of magnificent marine animals like (shark – whale – eel – crab – starfish – octopus - …… etc).
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