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Ingles 9 Modulo 3
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Comparatives
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Natural disasters: causes
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Lesson A
b. What were the two main natural disasters Incas had to face?
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Oral Communication
City Refuge
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d. The school’s principal some parents
to inform about their children.
Vocabulary
refuge. shelter
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Reading
Science
Take care of the environment. A natural disaster is an event, it’s a natural process of the Earth.
During summer, make sure The most common are:
you don’t throw garbage Floods: This natural disaster is the most common on the coasts
in green areas, especially of the USA. The heaviest rains cause this, and as a result the cities
glass bottles. They can cause or villages get full of water.
a forest fire and are very
dangerous. If you go camping, Earthquakes: These have caused the a lot of damage in many
take your garbage with you countries. It happens when the ground shakes. Japan has the highest rate
when you leave. It’s good for of earthquakes.
the planet. Hurricanes: It is the strongest storm with a violent wind. They are
very common in Florida, USA and the Caribbean.
Wildfires: A huge fire which destroys a great area of land, especially
in forests and green areas. In summer, it is the most dangerous disaster
for wildlife and people.
Grammar Tip
Drought: It is a long period of time when it doesn’t rain at all.
This causes people to lose their crops, and it causes hunger.
Superlatives
General Rules: 2. Match the picture and the sentences.
• One syllable: add “-est”
The longest.
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• Two or more syllables: add
“most”
The most dangerous.
• Adjectives ending in “-y”:
change to i and add “-est”
The happiest. a. The longest drought was in the Atacama desert in Chile.
3. Complete the questions with one word. The first letter is there. Use
superlative adjectives.
land. geographic area 4. Ask your partner the questions in the previous activity.
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Writing
What can you do to prepare for a natural disaster?
The last earthquake in Japan was extremely dangerous, but luckily, Be quiet.
people knew what to do, and they followed a plan. These are some Sit down.
tips you can follow in case of an earthquake: Come here.
• Be calm. Don’t run and shout because because it makes things • Give advice
worse, people can be more afraid. Have a plan.
• Keep away from windows. You can get hurt. Call your parents.
• Find a safe place. Organize with your community a safe place Be careful.
to meet.
• Give instructions
• Have a first aid kit. This could be the most useful thing that
Open your book.
you have.
Close the window.
A natural disaster can be the most dangerous event people can Don’t do that.
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a. What are some natural disasters that people have to face in Ecuador?
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Language Through the Arts
Vocabulary
d. Do you know about other rescue teams?
non-profit. work for free
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Oral Communication
Civics
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b. Schools in Japan have an emergency plan.
3. Match the pictures and the sentences in the previous activity. Write
the letters next to the pictures.
a. Some people
got injured
in the accident.
b. My mom bought
a first aid kit for
my brother and me.
c. We need an
emergency plan
at school.
d. We need to be ready
for an evacuation drill.
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Vocabulary
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Lesson B
3. Pair up and ask you partner the question below. Make sure to write down
their ideas.
What do you wear during the week? What do you think people should
Value: Responsibility always carry due to the unpredictable weather? Why has this climate
change happened?
Before blaming others for
the climate change, accept
your moral responsibility for it,
and do something about it!
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Vocabulary
conservative. resistant
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to be changed or modified
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Oral Communication
How conservative are people in your city? What do you think about it?
Vocabulary
jumper. sweater
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wisdom. to be wise
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Language Through the Arts
Language and Literature
Have you ever heard of Ernest Hemingway? What do you know about him?
Ernest Hemingway
1. Read this biography about Ernest Hemingway.
It’s not new that the weather has inspired great masterpieces
like songs, books and paintings. Ernest Hemingway’s masterpieces
are some of these examples. He won The Nobel Prize in Literature
in 1954. He was born in Illinois and was very famous for novels
such as ‘The Old Man and the Sea’, ‘The Sun Also Rises’, ‘A Farewell
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to Arms’, ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’, ‘The Nick Adams Stories’
and ‘To Have and Have not’. Interestingly, he wrote in the bedroom
of his house! Once in an interview, he said that rainy days inspired
him the most. He used to sit down in his house, and look through
the window… Ideas came to him, and the result was amazing literature
masterpieces. What about you? Do you have a diary or something like
that? Do you like writing when you are in your bedroom? Why don’t
you start writing on a daily basis? Maybe you could be the next Nobel
Prize winner.
3. According to the reading, why did he win a Nobel Prize? Would you like
to win one? If so, what would be your book about? What do you think
you need to accomplish that goal?
Vocabulary
4. Get into groups and talk about a similar author. Does he or she have
masterpiece. an extremely something in common with Ernest Hemingway? If so, what are the similar
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excellent piece of art, features? If not, what makes them different from each other? Brainstorm
particularly in literature as many ideas as you can. Then, share your ideas with the whole class.
and painting
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Oral Communication
Do you think you can reuse your old clothes and stay fashionable?
c. Describe Alisha’s initial attitude towards old clothing. Did she change
her mind? Why?
3. What do you think about the phrase “Don’t judge a book by its cover”?
Do you think it is related to the listening exercise? Answer the question
and then share your opinions with your partners.
4. What can you do if you see someone judging someone? Talk to your
partner and give some advice.
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Reading
4. Do you like to talk about the weather? If so, do you think it is one of the
best ways to start out a conversation? If not, why? Share your answers
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Writing
Weather Blog
1. Write a paragraph about how crazy the weather is. Your paragraph
is expected to include the following information:
a. What was the weather like yesterday?
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Yesterday, the weather was crazy because in the morning I enjoyed
a beautiful sunny day, but in the afternoon everything changed all of
the sudden. It started to rain and lasted for two to three long hours!
Lately, the weather has been so unpredictable, in the last five months
I have changed my outfit in the same day three times.
2. Now, it's your turn! Use your own information, be sure to use modal verbs.
Grammar Tip
Present perfect:
(have/has + verb in past
participle)
3. Once you are done, hand in your book to your classmate and give It is used to talk about recent
yours to your partner as well. Check your classmate’s paragraph by past events that are not
providing feedback. Make sure to verify your partner answers the finished. Therefore, the time
questions provided. Improve your paragraph by following your partner’s is unspecified. It is also used
suggestions. to talk about repeated actions
in the past until now, and,
as seen in the context of this
lesson, it is used to focus
on the change over time.
The time expressions that
are used are the following:
4. Prepare a five-minute presentation about your paragraph. During your
Today, this week, this year,
presentation, you may ask some questions to be sure everyone is paying
this year, so far, until now,
attention. recently, lately, already, since,
just, yet, ever, never, how long
(once, twice, three times, etc.)
Simple past: (verb in past
form: regular and irregular
verbs)
It is used to talk about
a specific finished event
in the past.
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Assessment
Speaking
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f.
Writing
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Assessment Are we taking care of our planet?
Writing
1 Read this email: 2 Write Paul an email. Answer his questions.
• Include the essential things needed to pack
regarding clothing.
• Write between 50-70 words.
From: Paul
[email protected]
To: (your name)
ecuadorian.friend.com
From:
Subject: Weather and packing checklist
To:
Hi there,
Subject: Weather and packing checklist
How are you doing? I hope all is well. As you
know, I am going to Ecuador for a holiday in
April. So, I am planning to go to Quito. In light
of the unpredictable weather, what essential
things am I supposed to pack regarding
clothing?
I just can’t wait to visit you in Ecuador next
April.
See you soon,
Paul.
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Project 1
Rain, Sun, Snow!
Let’s become weather forecasters!
Step 1
• Get into groups of four students. Brainstorm some ideas on how you can
make some weather predictions by using just your naked eyes and write
some notes on the lines below:
Step 2
• Come to an agreement with each other on the best way to predict the
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weather by using your naked eye. You can rely on elderly people's advice.
Step 3
• Don’t forget to use all the new vocabulary you have learned so far,
especially the words related to the weather.
Step 4
• Once all the presentations are over, compare the ways you predict the
weather with your classmates’ proposals. Do they have a lot in common?
Yes/no, why?
Step 5
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Let's Review
Vocabulary
1 Complete the sentences with one word from the c. What do people do in case of an emergency?
box. There is one extra word.
Reading
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2 Read about a birthday celebration.
Grammar
Hi! I’m Karin and I’m Colombian but I’ve Complete the sentences with simple past or present
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lived in Chile since I was eight years old. In perfect. Choose one verb from the box.
my country, there are many earthquakes.
I’m sharing my experience with you, and
I'll give you some advice so that you can cook be rain (x2) play live
be prepared in case of an emergency.
In Chile, to face a natural disaster, we have
a plan to evacuate to safe zones. In each a. I born in Guayaquil, but I
neighborhood and school, we all know in Quito for ten years.
where to go in case of an earthquake.
Moreover, we have a backpack with b. My mom soup yesterday,
some necessary things including, water, it was delicious.
cans of food, medicine, lantern, blankets,
etc. Finally, the most important advice
c. My brother soccer for five
I can give you is to be calm and follow
the rescue team’s recommendations. years.
We know this is not predictable, but we
need to know what to do. d. The weather is cold these days. It
yesterday, it a lot lately.
3 Answer the questions.
a. Where is Karin from?
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Lesson C
Is there such a thing as a recycling culture in your city? Is recycling worth it?
Culture Recycling
1. Read this article about recycling.
In some countries in
the world, recycling is
mandatory. Even in schools, All around the world, recycling campaigns have been promoted
children learn how to recycle. to do something about pollution and global warming. However, despite
This good habit is not new, living under these circumstances, few countries have decided to recycle
but not everybody does it and some others have tried to, but all in all, there is a lot of work
because of many reasons. One to be done on that subject. For example, Ecuador has started to recycle
of them is lack of information metal junk and plastics, among other things. Nevertheless, few people
or interest. People used to take this matter seriously. On the other hand, there are other countries
waste a lot, and that is one of like Switzerland where recycling is a must and part of their culture.
the causes of pollution. It’s For example, waste sorting is seen everywhere you go in Switzerland.
easy to recycle and the planet
will be thankful.
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Every time you finish drinking
a bottle of water, think carefully
of placing it in the correct place!
Remember, it is up to all of us
to take care of the planet we
all live on! Stop killing our
2. According to the reading, answer the questions below in complete
beautiful planet!
sentences using your own words.
a. In general terms, is there such a thing as a recycling culture in Ecuador?
3. Pair up and ask you partner the question below. Make sure to write down
their ideas.
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Vocabulary a. Do you recycle? If so, what do you recycle? Do you think people
should recycle? What can you do to make Ecuador a better place
on that subject. about
the particular topic to live by means of recycling?
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Oral Communication
How conservative are people in your city? Give examples of people being conservative.
Oh Dear!
1. Listen to Miguel and Marco talk and decide whether the following
statements are True(T) or False(F). Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
a. Miguel judges people.
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b. Do you find it is easy or difficult to ask people to be more organized Tip
when it comes to recycling and throwing the garbage in its place?
Why is it important? How should you explain the situation to them? How to ask for things politely?
Use modal verbs such as: could
and would.
For example:
Could you please give me that bottle?
Would you mind giving me that
bottle? (When you use this
structure, use a verb in “-ing”
form after the word mind).
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Reading
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2. Based on the reading, decide whether the following statements are
True(T) or False(F).
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Writing
Why should beople be interested in recycling? How can they start?
3. Once you are done, hand in your book to your classmate and give yours
to your partner as well. Check your classmate’s paragraph by providing
feedback, that is, opportunities to improve the paragraph itself. Make
sure to verify your partner answers the questions provided. Then,
return the books. Improve your paragraph by following your partner’s
suggestions.
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Language Through the Arts
Dumpster Diving
1. Read this article about dumpster diving.
a. developing b. developed
c. both
countries countries
a. wear protective
b. be confident c. be fearless
clothing
3. According to the reading, why do you think people perform this kind
of activity? Would you say these people deserve the same respect
for what they are doing as in any other way of making a living?
4. Get into groups and talk about dumpster diving as a way people earn
a living. Brainstorm as many ideas as you can. Then, share your ideas
with the whole class.
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Oral Communication
Have you ever made a promise? Did you keep it? Did you break it?
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d. Why is Miguel motivated?
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Lesson D
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something colorful. clothes every two or four months.
The shops usually offer great sales
with discounts for people who
buy in advance, for people who
buy summer clothes in winter and
Write the name of each vice-versa. Moreover, weather rules fashion and fashion designers
person under each season. play with colors and textures. They usually combine bright colors with
a. “I usually wear a light
light clothes; a pink short skirt is perfect for summer. On the other
green skirt, a blouse, and hand, a heavy brown coat is fashionable for winter; and a raincoat
sandals.” – Gina is the best piece of clothing for autumn; a hat or a cup is necessary
for the wind in spring.
b. I prefer a warm coat, scarf,
globes and a woody hat.” – The fashion industry knows this, and each season, they design new
Mike collections, and they organize fashion events. Weather changes are
a great excuse for making people invest money to look in fashion in
c. “I always use a cap, shorts, any season.
and a T-shirt.” – Juan
d. “I like to put on my raincoat, 2. Read the article. Write if the sentences are True(T) or False(F).
boots, and an umbrella.” –
Lucia a. Spain has four season in the year.
Summer Winter b. People don’t spend too much on clothes.
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Oral Communication
Let’s Go Shopping!
1. Listen to the audio. What do the girls want to buy? Complete the chart.
Audio
Listen to the dialogue.
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Value: Responsibility
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3. Brainstorm with your partner. Micaela and Dayana are going to look
for some stores in the shopping center. What can they find in each shop?
Vocabulary
Book store Shoe store Clothes store
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go window-shopping. don’t
buy, but walk by stoes to see
products
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Reading
Fashion Consumers
1. Read this article about fashion consumers.
It isn’t news that every season of the year, fashion industries sell
new clothes designed for, everybody. Although the prices are high,
people buy them, they sometimes don’t care about the costs and how
that affects their financial situation. Big companies have noticed that,
and they try to adapt to the situation. Through the years, they have
changed some materials. They used animal fur to make the most
expensive coats and hats. Thanks to some laws which protect animals
in danger, those companies now use other materials for clothes.
Nevertheless, the prices are still high, and it’s a vicious circle: new
season, new clothes, new customers, new debts. It doesn’t end. Some
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c.
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Writing
From: Candy
To: Mike b. What’s the weather like
Subject: Advice in your city?
Hi Mike,
c. What other city in Ecuador
I hope you are well. I’m happy for your visit this summer. Well, do you like?
I’m from Manabi, and in February we’re in summer, so it’s really hot.
You have to bring light clothes, and yes, don’t forget a sunscreen.
The sun in Ecuador can cause you serious injuries. Quito is a cold city. d. What’s the weather like
It’s usually windy and sometimes rainy, but there are nice places you there?
can visit. You are going to have fun. Call me when you are in Manta.
Best regards,
Candy.
3. Write the names of each piece of clothing. Choose one word from
the box. In your notebook, write an
email to a friend who is
skirt scarf coat sandals visiting your city and another
city in Ecuador. Tell him/her
T-shirt shorts boots gloves what clothes to bring, and
the weather in both cities.
Use your notes above.
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Language Through the Arts
Art
2. Read the article again. Complete the sentences with one word from
the box.
b. When was the last time you d. Arcimboldo included some in his paintings.
went to a museum?
e. Weather is a great source of .
c. Where is the museum you a. What elements did each artist use in their paintings?
visited? Dali:
Arcimboldo:
Vocabulary
masterpiece. an especially
excellent work of art
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Oral Communication
A
B
A
B
4. Pair up. Look at the pictures. Write the name of each type of store.
The first letter is already there.
s_ _ _ s_ _ _ _ j_ _ _ _ _ _ s_ _ _ _ c_ _ _ _ _ _ s_ _ _ _
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b_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f_ _ _ c_ _ _ _ d_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
5. Give one example of each each store near where you live.
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Assessment
Speaking Listening
1 Interview a classmate about seasons, fashion and 3 Listen to the conversation.
recycling. Ask them the following questions and
create two of your own. Take notes. 4 Write if the sentences are True(T) or False(F).
2 Describe these pictures about recycling. b. What’s Mia’s opinion about recycling?
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Assessment Are we taking care of our planet?
Reading Writing
1 Read this email: 2 Write Paul an email. Answer his questions.
a. Include:
• How recycling is handled in Ecuador.
b. Write between 30-35 words.
From: Paul
[email protected]
To: (your name)
[email protected] From:
Subject: Recycling in Ecuador
To:
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Project 2
All You Need is Taking Care
of the Environment
Let’s become recyclers!
Step 1
Get into groups of four students. Brainstorm some ideas on what you can
do to take care of the environment to start a campaign in your school.
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Step 2
a. Coming up with phrases like “I am not going to tell you what to do,
I am going to show it how it gets done”. Walk the talk!
Step 3
Don’t forget to use all the new vocabulary you have learned so far.
Step 4
Once all the presentations are over, compare your ideas with your
classmates’ proposals.
Step 5
Finally, decide on how to start the campaign by taking into account all
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