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Learning Standards
Learning Standards
- Understand specific details and information
- Ask about and explain key information from simple texts
Warmer
Warmer
What healthy habits do you know of?
Pre Reading
Pre Reading
Below is an article about Superstition and Sport.
Extracted from Unit 8, Pulse 2
1 - Who is the athlete in the picture? What do you know about him?
1 - Who is the athlete in the picture? What do you know about him?
While Reading
While Reading
2 - Read and listen. The article mentions different kinds of athletes. Find them and write them in your notebook.
2 - Read and listen. The article mentions different kinds of athletes. Find them and write them in your notebook.
3.09 Reading - An Online Magazine Article.mp3
3 - Read the article again and choose the correct answers.
3 - Read the article again and choose the correct answers.
For Tiger Woods, it is sometimes important to play golf ...
a. on a particular day.
b. in a particular colour.
Michael Jordan always wore ...
a. two different pairs of shorts.
b. one long pair of shorts.
In the past, athletes ...
a. weren't superstitious
b. were as superstitious as athletes today.
The writer of the article ...
a. isn't superstitious about anything.
b. is a bit superstitious.
People sometimes repeat the same behaviour because ...
a. they are scared of changing it.
b. they want to be like athletes.
The word them in blue means ...
a. footballers
b. athletes.
Post Reading
Post Reading
In your notebook, create a poster about an athlete you admire the most. Your poster should include:
In your notebook, create a poster about an athlete you admire the most. Your poster should include:
The name and a picture of the athlete
Three interesting facts about that athlete.
Three achievements he or she has received.
Reflection
Reflection
Why are some people superstitious?
Why are some people superstitious?
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