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Scope and Sequence

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Exciting Sports History’s a Mystery Chocolate! Water, Water It’s a Small World Smart Choices Wonders of the Robots Rule Amazing
p. 6 p. 22 p. 38 Everywhere p. 76 p. 92 Natural World p. 130 Adventures at Sea
p. 60 p. 114 p. 146

Health and Physical Education The Humanities, Social Studies The Humanities Science Science The Humanities, Social Studies The Humanities, Language Arts, The Humanities, Technology The Humanities, Science
Content AreA
ConneCtIon Science and Engineering
• talk about extreme sports • talk about famous discoveries • describe types of chocolate • learn about different types • identify small creatures • talk about products and their • describe natural places • discuss robots • discuss shipwrecks and
• talk about safety in sports • talk about mysteries in • talk about the uses of water • describe creatures safety and quality • talk about safety rules • express wishes their causes
• describe people and actions the past of chocolate • describe recent activities • report what other people say • recommend products • talk about feelings • predict future events • tell stories about pirates
GoALS • write a short biography • think and guess about the past • learn and talk about the • talk about saving and • write an information report • report commands • write a chronological narrative • write an essay about • talk about deep-water
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• use examples to support history of chocolate wasting water and questions advantages and disadvantages exploration
your writing • write unified paragraphs • use numbers and facts to • write a product review • write a persuasive essay
explain things using concessions
accident, crash, equipment, analyze, bury, cause, die, candy bar, caramel, cinnamon, carve, drop of water, filter, freeze, cell, centimeter, common, break, cost, crash test, ascend, by accident, chase, command, companion, complex, captain, capture, cargo, crew,
flip, hang-gliding, height, discover, excavate, gold, filling, hot chocolate, liquid, fresh water, float, glacier, lake, salt female, grab, habitat, horrible, customer, dip, drop, dummy, fix, cross, curiosity, descend, control, dangerous, feature, dive, drown, iceberg, legend,
injury, kitesurfing, land, mummy, object, preserve, ruler, milkshake, occasion, origin, water, sea, sea level, soak, swamp, human, male, microscope, impact, manufacturer, product, headlamp, locate, risk, rope, information, mobile, precise, lifeboat, passenger, pirate,
length, motocross, skiing, statue, tattoo, thief, tomb, pod, powder, solid, spice, waterfall, wet millimeter, organism, thin quality, safety, tear, test, safety gear, shine, stream, trip program, remote control, sailor, shipwreck, silver, sink,
skillful, strength treasure type, vanilla waterproof over, tunnel, underwater respond to, science fiction, weapon
Strategy: Compound words Strategy: Prefixes related to
VoCAbuLAry 1 & 2 Strategy: Using a dictionary Strategy: Multiple meaning Strategy: Categorizing measurements: centi-, milli- Strategy: Using a dictionary Strategy: Antonyms social, task Strategy: Stressed syllables
SC: 2–4 www.english0905.com drain, faucet, leak, running water, Strategy: Suffix –tion
words
brakes, elbow pads, helmet, gram, ingredient, mix, pour, save, waste adult, furry, pointed, spotted, app, key, reception, text ancestor, bat, column, painting, correct, illegal, impossible,
knee pads, life jacket artifact, CT scan, DNA test, recipe, teaspoon Strategy: Homophones strange, tiny message, wear and tear, Wi-Fi stalactite, stalagmite facial recognition, laser, incorrect, legal, possible, safe,
sample, site mechanical, sensor, voice unsafe
Strategy: Compound words Strategy: Homophones Strategy: Using a thesaurus Strategy: Using context Strategy: Comparing voiced
Strategy: Using context and unvoiced consonants recognition Strategy: Prefixes il–, im–,
Strategy: Using context clues in–, un–
Present perfect with for Passive voice: Simple past Past progressive Present perfect progressive Reported speech: Statements Reported speech: Imperatives Passive with modals Wish statements Time clauses with as soon as
GrAmmAr 1 & 2 and since Passive voice: Simple past Cause and effect with simple with for and since Order of adjectives Reported speech: Questions Make + someone + adjective Passive voice: Future It’s + adjective + infinitive
SC: 5–6 Adverbs of emphasis with by + agent past and modals Whatever, whenever,
wherever, whoever
Cool Adventurers The Amazing Discovery of The Story of Chocolate A World of Water Life Is Everywhere Be an Ad Detective! Angel Falls Meet the Bots Journey to the Bottom of
Strategy: Summarize King Tut Strategy: Use visuals to Strategy: Understand the Strategy: Ask questions Strategy: Make connections to Strategy: Visualizing Strategy: Summarize the Earth
reADInG
Strategy: Identify sequence support comprehension author’s purpose personal experience Strategy: Scan text for
of events information
Biography Exemplification Writing Paragraph Unity Problem and Solution Writing Information Report Product Review Chronological Narrative Advantages and Persuasive Writing
Focus: Write a short biography Focus: Give examples that Focus: Write sentences that are Focus: State a problem and suggest Focus: Include statistics Focus: Review a product Focus: Describe when each Disadvantages Focus: Discuss opinions
WrItInG
support important ideas in related to the topic a solution and details event happened Focus: Discuss pros and cons
your text
Connect with nature. Learn about local history. Learn about your food. Protect water. Ask questions. Be aware of why you are Connect your school studies Use technology wisely. Be a lifelong learner.
mISSIon National Geographic Explorer: National Geographic Explorer: National Geographic Explorer: National Geographic Explorer: National Geographic Explorer: making decisions. to the world. National Geographic Explorer: National Geographic Explorer:
SC: 9 J. Michael Fay Johan Reinhard Barton Seaver Sandra Postel Mireya Mayor National Geographic Explorer: National Geographic Explorer: Amber Case Daniel Torres Etayo
Iain Couzin Kakani Katija
ProjeCt An extreme sports camp An ancient mystery Chocolate recipe cards A world map of water Related animals Advertisements A presentation Your own robot Shipwreck exploration
reVIeW Units 1–3 pp. 54–55 Units 4–6 pp. 108–109 Units 7–9 pp. 162–163
An extract from
extenDeD reADInG A new age of discovery pp. 56–57 The myth of Unk Cekula pp. 110–111
Treasure Island pp. 164–165
I love it! p. 58 I mean . . . p. 112 See what I mean? p. 166
Let’S tALk Excuse me. p. 59 Actually, it’s true. p. 113 Please take a look. p. 167
ADDItIonAL VIDeo Song: Sc. 7; Viewing: Sc. 8; Storytime: Sc. 10; Wrap Up: Sc. 11

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