1. Chapter 7 Work and Lifestyles

2. Part 1 Volunteering 2- Previewing Vocabulary Nouns Environment Hardships Homelessness Lives (life) Mammals Teenagers Volunteers Verbs Delivering (deliver) Planted (plant) Prepare Release volunteer

3. 2- Previewing Vocabulary Adjectives Famous Homeless Lonely Adverb Daily Expression Take care of

4. 3- Finding the Meaning of New Words: Looking at Colons Sometimes a colon (:) can help you to understand a new word. If you know the key word or words on one side of the colon, then you can figure out the meaning of the word or words on the other side of the colon. Example: - There are terrible afflictions: malaria, cancer, and TB. What are some example of afflictions? Malaria, cancer, and TB.

5. 3- Finding the Meaning of New Words Hardships: sickness, loneliness, homelessness. Elm: an example of a tree. Pine: an example of a tree. Cypress: an example of a tree. Eucalyptus: an example of a tree. Seals: an example of an ocean mammal. Sea lions: an example of an ocean mammal. Sea otters: example of ocean mammals.

6. 5- Identifying the Main Ideas and Important Details Name of theWho started itWhat do the In which Organizationvolunteers do? paragraph is this information? _______________________________________________________________ Tree people Andy Lipkisplant treesC Open HandRuth Brinkercook for peopleD Marine Mammalthree volunteershelp sick mammalsE

7. 6- Checking Vocabulary The three hardships are: sickness, loneliness, and homelessness. Pine, elm, cypress, and eucalyptus are: examples of trees. Seals, sea lions, and sea otters are: examples of ocean mammals.

8. 6- Checking Vocabulary Paragraph A: give time to help others: volunteer Paragraph C: the place around us: environment Paragraph D: taking tings to people: delivering Paragraph E: let an animal go free: release Paragraph F: people between 13 and 19 years old: teenagers

9. 7- Understanding Sentences with the Word That Mammals are animals. They feed on their mother’s milk when young. Mammals are animals that feed on their mother’s milk when young. They also work in an educational program. It teaches people about these animals. They also work in an educational program that teaches people about these animals.

10. Part 2 My Special Year 2- Previewing Vocabulary Nouns Contrast Crime Energy Street children Verbs Email Taught (teach) Adjectives Fun tough

11. 4- Organizing Details Using a T-chart You can use a T-chart to organize two sides of a topic. Puerto Vallarta Good things about itBad things about it Beautiful places: beachesCrowded places: Hotels, restaurants,A lot of crimes Shopping, and sportsTerrible childhood Homeless children

12. Understanding Words from Their Parts: Suffixes Word ending in –less means “without”; words with – less are adjectives. Example: homeless = with no home. Word ending in –ness means “a condition of”; words with –ness are nouns. Example: homelessness = the condition of not having a home. happiness = the condition of not being happy.

13. 7- Understanding Words from Their Parts: Suffixes 1- sugarless. 2- jobless. 3- hopeless. 4- friendless. 5- sleepless. 6- heartless. 7- motherless.

14. Part 3 Reading Charts 1- U. S. 2- Japan 3- Germany 4- Brazil, Japan, and Spain 5- Finland 6- Columbia, Netherlands, and U. S.

15. Part 4 Vocabulary Practice 1- Building Vocabulary 1. Money 2. Weak 3. Food 4. Travel 5. Lucky 6. Early 7. Sick 8. Weakness 9. Show 10. Coffee 11. Unknown 12. Carrot 13. Boring 14. cheerful

16. 3- Filling in the Blanks 1- volunteer 2- volunteers 3- crime 4- homelessness 5- homeless 6- hardships 7- cancer 8- volunteering

17. 4- Building Vocabulary Across 2- tough 4- mammals 6- contrast 9- research 13- logic 14- homeless 15- volunteer 18- plant 19- famous 20- emotions

18. 4- Building Vocabulary Down 1- days 3- hardships 5- awake 7- taught 8- fruit 10- symbol 11- rich 12- lonely 16- release 17- vision