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Standards:2.1.1;3.1.2;3.1.3;4.1.2 Theme:Animals’ Messages Aim:To elicit from the Ss on how and why
animals send messages,how they communicate developing Ss’ speaking,reading and writing skills.
Integration:Biology-2.1.1.,Nat Lang.-1.2.2./3.1.2.Lit.-3.1.1.
Resources:SB,illustrations,video,flipchart Interaction:GW/PW/IW Strategy:KWL,Discussion,Description,Mat
ching
•What do you hear?•What animal is it?•Can animal communicate?How?•Can plants communicate?How?•Have you ever witnessed animal’s communications?
RESEARCH QUESTIONSI group
Why do animals\plants need to communicate?
II group How do plants\animals communicate?
KEY WORDS Distance[‘dist(ə)ns]
To roar[rɔ:]To run away[rʌn ə’wei]
Direction[direkʃ(ə)n] Signals[signælz]
To attract[ə’trækt]
Safe[seif]
WHALES The Blue Whale is the largest known
mammal that has ever lived, and the largest living animal, at up to 110 feet long and 150 tons.
DOGS It is completely natural for dogs to bark,
and it’s one of their most important forms of communication after energy and body language. Dogs will bark as a warning, to protect their pack and territory. They will also bark to express excitement.
Cat behavior includes body language, elimination habits, aggression, play, communication, hunting, and face rubbing in domestic cats. Some cats "ask for" food dozens of times a day, including at night, with rubbing, pacing, and meowing. Mewing is a plea for help or attention often made by kittens.
TASK 1
Match the halves
1. Bees “tell” each other by signals a)I’m over here
2. Flowers tell bees b)for other dolphins and bats
3. The whale’s message is c)where the best flowers are
4. Dolphins and bats make sounds d)”Run away!It’s dangerous!”
5. Lions’ message is e)”Please,come and visit me!”