1.Name some common living and non living things in familiar environments. 2. Identify the difference between living and non living things. Essential Scenario: Humans, animals, and plants are living things that need each other.
1. Recognize specific information about wild animals and their habitats. 2. Respond in predictable patterns to simple questions about familiar things. ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How does nature help us? Humans, animals, and plants are living things that need each other.
1. Understand the main point of a video. 2. Classify materials as recyclable and nonrecyclable using illustrations. 3. Indicate which items can be recycled, reused, and reduced. Essential Question: Why is it important to focus on sustainable development?
1. Understand simple explanations if given slowly and clearly. 2. Engage in the writing process for simple publications. Essential Question: What are rainforests and what happens if they disappear?
1. Identify the main idea of audio text about our sustainable world. Essential Question: Why is it important to focus on sustainable development?
1. Describe places and things. 2. Extract information from texts to answer questions. 3. Express social responsibility in actions. Essential question: What are rainforests and what happens if they disappear?
Recognize spoken words similar to the languages with which they are familiar. Match drawings or pictures. Respond to simple questions about familiar things.
Speaking: Provide a simple description of a studied object. Reading: Comprehend reading, analyze, and enjoy texts. Read with fluency and accuracy.
Speaking: Ask other students to confirm solutions to problems. Provide a simple explanation of a studied object. Writing: Engage in the writing process for simple publications. Listening: Understand simple procedural explanations if given slowly and clearly.
1.Linguistic competencies: 1. Identifying new sounds. 2. Imitating the pronunciation of new words. 3. Demonstrating comprehension of simple familiar phrases.
