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Elevpaket – Tryckt + Digitalt

Team English är ett läromedel för årskurs 4-6 med fokus på kooperativt lärande och den gemensamma läsupplevelsen. Med den lockande fantasyberättelsen Sam’s Secret på två olika nivåer, och en Activity Book som verkligen aktiverar eleverna i alla färdigheter, lär sig eleverna mer engelska tillsammans.

LÄSEBOK

Sam’s Secret är en fantasyberättelse där de fyra barnen, Sam, Zelda, Matilda och Liam, upplever ett äventyr i Cornwall i England. Barnen är väldigt olika men lär känna varandra efterhand och tillsammans klarar de olika utmaningar under resan. Författaren till boken är Helena Dahlgren, känd för sina fantasy- och skräckböcker för ungdomar.

DIGITALT LÄROMEDEL

I det digitala läromedlet finns ljud, filmer och övningar kopplade till läsebokens berättelse.

Både originalet och den lättlästa versionen av läseboken ingår digitalt.

Korta filmer där elever sammanfattar, tycker till och undrar vad som händer näst i berättelsen.

ACTIVITY BOOK

Det här är en tematisk arbetsbok med texter för läsförståelse, hörförståelseövningar, uppgifter för att tala och skriva samt grammatik- och ordkunskapsträning. I boken varvas enskilt arbete med kooperativt lärande där eleverna lär tillsammans.

Vart tredje kapitel i läseboken är ett hörförståelsekapitel med en uppslagsbild där eleverna får spetsa öronen för att lyssna på upplösningen i handlingen och veta hur det går för barnen.

Självrättande ordövningar, hör- och läsförståelsefrågor.

Zelda

Sam

Liam

Matilda

Sam’s Secret

Helena Dahlgren

Innehåll

Late for school

The map room

Not again

Late for school

Sam was late for school. It was his first day at his new school in Stockholm. He hurried down the empty corridor. All the other kids were already in their classrooms.

‘Great’, he muttered. ‘Just great. The first real day of school, and you’re late. Perfect. Classic Sam’.

The school seemed even bigger now that it was just him. Empty. It had a lonely, spooky feel to it. It was an old school, too, full of stairs and big windows. It almost felt like a museum. He tried to remember which classroom was his. There had been a photo of a large owl next to the door. He remembered that.

late sen

hurried skyndade stairs trappor

windows fönster remembered kom ihåg owl uggla

‘Owls are wise and wonderful’, his new teacher, Mrs. Jensen, had said yesterday when he visited the school. ‘Just like all of you’.

She seemed nice. Maybe she wouldn’t mind that he was a bit late?

He looked up and saw the photo of the owl. Its eyes were big and dark. It almost felt like the owl knew him. He shook his head. His mum

Christine always said he imagined stuff. ‘Just like I did when I was a kid’, she said. His other mum

Lena would answer with a laugh.

They had no idea …

The door was closed, but he heard people talking and laughing inside. Sam took a deep breath and knocked.

‘Yes?’ It was his teacher, Mrs. Jensen. Her voice sounded kind, just like he remembered from yesterday.

‘It’s me, Sam’, he said. ‘The, uh, the new kid.

I’m a bit late, sorry’.

teacher lärare

wise klok, vis mind bry sig

imagined föreställde sig kind snäll, vänlig take a seat sätt dig ner

The door opened. ‘Don’t worry, Sam’, said Mrs. Jensen. ‘We were just getting started. Take a seat. You can sit next to Matilda’.

She pointed at a girl with long, dark hair. The girl smiled at him. Sam smiled back. Then he tripped and almost fell over a football. Who leaves a football in the middle of a classroom? Sam wondered. The other children started giggling and he felt like an idiot. He could feel his cheeks burning.

pointed at pekade på tripped snubblade fell ramlade

giggling fnissa cheeks kinder burning blossa, bli varma

‘Liam!’ The teacher shook her head. ‘How many times have I told you not to bring your football into the classroom? Leave it with me, please. You may have it back after school’.

‘Alright’. The boy stood up and handed the ball over to his teacher. Everyone was looking at Liam now, except Matilda. She was staring into a textbook. When he walked up to her, she looked up and smiled again. She had a friendly smile, Sam thought.

‘Hi, Sam’, said the girl. ‘I’m Matilda. And that’s my brother, Liam. Don’t mind him. I’ve tripped over that stupid old ball so many times. He brings it everywhere’.

Sam nodded. That made sense. They looked sort of alike now that Matilda mentioned it. His new classmate had big, dark eyes. For some reason they made him think of the owl in the photo outside.

Wise, he thought. Definitely wise. Wonderful? I guess we’ll find out.

shook skakade handed over räckte över nodded nickade

made sense var vettigt looked alike såg lika ut reason anledning

He was always doing that, thinking random stuff to himself. It drove him crazy, but he couldn’t help it. That’s just the way he was. And when he saw how Matilda kept looking in her book, he felt that she was the same.

Perhaps they would be friends? He could use a friend.

‘Here’, Matilda said. ‘You can look in my book if you like’.

‘Thanks’, he whispered. Maybe it will be okay, he thought to himself. Maybe it won’t happen again.

random slumpmässiga drove him crazy gjorde honom galen perhaps kanske

whispered viskade maybe kanske thought tänkte

The map room

‘Time for a group project’, said Mrs. Jensen. ‘The topic is Save the planet’.

‘We’d better start right now’, someone muttered from the back of the classroom. ‘We’re already a bit late, you know’.

Sam looked around and saw that the person talking was a girl with black, curly hair and round glasses. She was holding a small, plush cat in her hands. In Sam’s old school, they weren’t allowed to bring toys into the classroom. Perhaps it was different here. A lot of things seemed different.

Liam and his friends rolled their eyes and laughed, but Mrs. Jensen sounded serious when

group project

grupparbete topic

plush cat

ämne

gosedjurskatt

allowed tillåtna

toys leksaker

different annorlunda

she said: ‘You’re right, Zelda. It’s very urgent.

We should start right away. You can work with Matilda and Sam’.

‘Yay, we got Einstein!’ Zelda said and held out her cuddly toy to Matilda. It looked like the cat was nodding.

‘The name’s Matilda’, Matilda said with a small grin. Sam thought that she looked quite pleased with her nickname.

‘Well’, said Mrs. Jensen. ‘Since you already have your group ready, why don’t you go find a place to sit? Somewhere quiet. You have until morning break. Make sure to bring your books with you. You may use computers later, but today is for talking. And getting to know each other’, she added and winked at Sam, who blushed again. ‘And remember to speak English!’

‘Don’t worry’. Matilda got up from her chair.

‘I know just the place’.

rolled their eyes himlade med ögonen serious allvarlig urgent

brådskande

grin flin nickname smeknamn quiet tyst

‘So, where are we going?’

Sam followed the two girls up the stairs. Their steps echoed as they climbed. Over his head, he could see the high ceiling. It reminded him of the sky on a cloudy day. There were big stone figures next to the stairs. Late summer sun flooded in through the massive windows and made the stone figures glimmer.

followed följde efter echoed ekade ceiling innertak

reminded of påminde om flooded flödade, strålade glimmer glimra

Yep, a museum, he thought. Or maybe Hogwarts.

‘We’re going to the map room’, said Matilda. ‘It’s super old, no one uses it. But I like it there. It’s cosy’.

‘You have an English accent’, he said. ‘You sound like Hermione from Harry Potter’.

‘Thanks, I guess’, she said. ‘My mum is English, and my dad used to live in London. We speak a lot of English at home. Do you have English family, too?’

‘No’, he said. ‘My mums wanted me to go to an international school, though. We’ve been, uh, moving quite a bit. What about you?’ he said and looked up at Zelda. She was already halfway up the stairs.

‘My dad’s from the Caribbean’, shouted Zelda. ‘I speak English with him and Swedish with my mum’.

‘That must be cool’, said Sam.

map room kartrum uses använder accent brytning, uttal

sound like låter som been moving har flyttat shouted ropade

He had never been to the Caribbean, but it looked nice in pictures. Clear, blue water, white sand, pirates. He laughed quietly. Well, maybe not pirates. They weren’t real, were they?

‘Well’. Zelda started stroking the toy cat again. Sam didn’t know why, but she suddenly looked sad.

never aldrig quietly tyst stroking klappa

suddenly plötsligt sad ledsen

‘Who’s that?’ he said.

‘His name is Gizmo,’ said Zelda. ‘He keeps me calm. I need him.’

Matilda just nodded.

‘I mean, I get it,’ said Zelda. ‘Cuddly toys are lame, right?’ She sounded almost angry.

‘No!’ said Sam. ‘I have a bunch at home. Maybe I can bring one of them to school, too.’

Zelda looked at him, a bit friendlier now. But she didn’t say anything.

calm lugn

lame tråkiga

bunch ett stort antal friendlier

vänligare

Not again

creaky knarrig dusty dammig globe glob

spun it snurrade den exist anymore finns längre glowing lyser held his breath höll andan sighed suckade twin brother tvillingbror acted like låtsades som needy klängig, behövande

wicked grym

felt sick mådde illa throw up kräkas

dizzy yr smell lukta

seagulls måsar blurry suddigt

a deep breath ett djupt andetag

ocean hav returned kom tillbaka dark mörkt

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The wind was warm against his cheek. At least it’s not cold, he thought. Liam liked warm weather. Liam also liked football, tacos, and hanging out with his friends. Liam didn’t like to be in trouble. He got himself into trouble all the time, but he never meant to. It was just bad luck, that was all.

Or was it?

Your sister is right, a small voice in his head whispered. This is totally your fault. Oh, you’re in so much trouble, Liam …

He sniffed. There was a smell in the air, he thought. The smell of mud and water. There was another smell too, warm and salty. It made his stomach rumble. Could it be …?

No. No way.

‘Sis?’ he said weakly.

‘Is that chips I can smell?’

at least

åtminstone

get into trouble hamna i trubbel, få problem meant to menade

fault fel

mud lera stomach mage

He was sure that Matilda would laugh and call him a fool. Instead, she said: ‘I think so. Liam, you need to open your eyes. I think I can see Big Ben down there! We’re …’ She took a big gulp of air and laughed hysterically. ‘This is going to sound so weird, but … I think we’re in London!’

‘What?!’

Liam’s eyes opened wide. He wobbled in the air and laughed. What else could he do? He always laughed at things he didn’t understand. And this just couldn’t be explained. One minute, they had been in the map room, playing with the globe. And now …

Now everything was dark again. Liam grabbed his sister’s hand and screamed.

fool idiot, dåre instead i stället wobbled vinglade

explained förklaras grabbed tog tag i screamed skrek

This is not happening

below nedanför huge jättelik were floating flöt bridge bro frowned rynkade på ögonbrynen surprised förvånade force kraft crack knak, brak soared svävade realised insåg tall höga wonder undrar guess gissar less mindre grease fett beach strand ducked duckade closer närmare cliffs klippor edge kant crash krascha rocks stenar breeze bris relax slappna av thud duns bruises blåmärken hurt göra ont soft mjuk bodies kroppar

My heroes

sinking sjunka seeped trängde in was trembling darrade swim simma above ovanför lost tappat shoulders axlar scared rädd wet blöt neither heller voices röster sign tecken biscuits kex old-fashioned gammaldags frilly med volanger flowy svallande fancy dress party maskerad radiator element real verkligt stories berättelser winked blinkade ridiculous fånigt

Finally, Mrs. Kernick spoke again. ‘I have something to tell you. Now, I don’t want you to be scared, but ...’

Matilda and Liam listened to what Mrs. Kernick had to say. Then they dropped their plates to the floor.

The locked room

The woman took a firm grip of Zelda’s elbow, while the man held Sam by his wrists. Together, they pulled them further into the house they had just entered. It was cold and dark and smelled of mould. Both children could hear the sound of their own heartbeats.

‘What are you doing?’ growled Zelda. ‘Where are you taking us?’

The woman smiled. She had taken off her hat and sunglasses now, and Sam thought she had mean eyes. There was no warmth in her smile. It made him shiver.

firm fast wrists handleder mould mögel

mean elaka shiver darra

The world’s coolest rollercoaster

rollercoaster berg- och dalbana

skyline stadssilhuett enjoy njuta spun snurrade castle slott crowded fullproppade invisible osynliga bright ljust hang on håll i er ourselves oss själva brave modig dared vågade sparkle gnista

HELENA DAHLGREN är en populär författare som har lockat många unga läsare med sina fantasyoch skräckböcker. Hennes första bok kom 2016 och hon har sedan dess skrivit mer än 20 böcker för barn och vuxna. Fantasyböckerna som Helena har skrivit om Ödesryttarna har översatts till tio språk.

Som barn var Helena ofta i England på sommaren med sin familj. Hon kom på idén till Sam’s Secret när hon bläddrade i ett gammalt fotoalbum och såg bilder från en semesterresa till Cornwall. I Sam’s Secret blandar Helena fantasy med inslag av en äventyrsberättelse. Hon älskade själv att läsa äventyrsberättelser som barn och hoppas att läsarna av Sam’s Secret också ska känna att de är med om ett äventyr.

När Helena inte skriver egna böcker arbetar hon som översättare. Helena gör också författarbesök på skolor och tycker att det är roligt att ha en nära kontakt med sina läsare.

Sam’s Secret ingår i läromedelsserien Team English.

På studentlitteratur.se/team-english kan du läsa mer om serien, bläddra i smakprov samt prova digitala övningar.

Melissa Nilsson

Activity Activity

Melissa Nilsson book

MELISSA NILSSON är författaren till Activity Book. Melissa är en engagerad lärare från Philadelphia som idag bor och undervisar i Sverige. Activity Book A är därför skriven på amerikansk engelska och eleverna får via de sju temana träffa sju huvudpersoner från olika regioner i USA. Melissa berättar mer om vardag, traditioner och kultur i lärarpaketet – autentiska och spännande inslag som förstärker det som eleverna läser och lyssnar på om huvudpersonerna.

Melissa har lång erfarenhet av engelskundervisning i USA och Sverige. Hon är en passionerad förespråkare för elevernas framgång i en alltmer globaliserad värld där kunskaper i engelska är en ingång till många möjligheter.

My mission is to empower students with the tools they need to succeed not only academically but in cooperation with people from all different walks of life.”

Kim’s Classroom

Introduce Yourself

• School Words School: Nouns:

• My Dream

Introduce a Classmate Classroom

• My Classroom

• A/An – Singular/Plural

• A Letter to a Verbs:

The Perfect Classroom New Classmate

Kevin’s Family

• Am, Is and Are

• My Fantasy My Journal: Pronouns:

Present your Family or Pet Family

My Day

Ava’s Favorite Room

My Favorite Room

20 Questions about Food

At the Diner

Mateo Goes to the Doctor

• Bingo

• My Day

• I, You and They

• A Trip Verbs:

• Sit or Sits?

• My Table Home and Food: Adjectives:

• My Favorite Room

• A Food Review

• Size and Shape

Writing Rules:

• Capital letters and . ? !

• Mateo’s Clothes: Verbs:

Shopping for Clothes Favorite Outfit

• My Favorite Outfit

• Question with Do or Does

• A Day in my Adjectives: Shoes’ Life

• Colors and Patterns

Malia’s Best Friend

My hobbies

• Funny Friends Friends: Pronouns:

• Let’s Draw:

Interviews My Friend

Scary Movies and Ghosts

Alcatraz Island

Halima’s Big Game

Present your Special Day

• Describe Your Best Friend

• Me, My and Mine

• A Creative Story about Question Words: Malia and Noah

• What, Who, Why ...

• A Scary Story Ghosts and Mysteries: Verbs:

• A short story about

• Scream or Screamed? meeting a ghost

• The newest detective Verbs: in Mysteryville

• Was or Were?

• Repeat Together Together: Verbs:

• Special Days

• A time your friends or

• Will family helped you

• Holidays in the Future

Challenge Yourself! and Worldwide English are extras.

After each chapter there is a Let’s Reflect page.

Hey!

Family & Pets 2

My name is Kevin.

I’m 10 years old and I’m from New York.

I want to tell you all about my family and pets!

I can’t wait to hear about yours, too!

Let’s Read: Kevin’s Family

Come and meet my family!

My mom is named Daniela. She is 37 years old. She is a music teacher.

I have two older sisters. Their names are Amira and Jasmine. Amira is 17, and Jasmine is 19 years old.

Amira’s dream is to be an actress, and Jasmine wants to be a teacher like our mom.

My dad’s name is James. He is 39 years old. He makes video games, and sometimes lets me try them first!

My older brother, Luis, is 15 years old. His favorite subject in school is math.

This is Bucky! He is the best hamster in the whole world!

Let’s Talk: Kevin’s Family

1 Take turns with your partner to answer these questions about the text. Find and point to the answer in the text. Help and encourage your partner when it is their turn!

1. How many people are in Kevin’s family?

2. How many sisters does Kevin have?

3. How many siblings does Kevin have?

4. Are Kevin’s siblings older or younger than Kevin?

5. How old is Kevin’s mom?

6. Who is the oldest in the family?

7. Who is Bucky?

8. What does Amira want to be when she grows up?

9. What does Luis like to learn about?

10. Who works as a teacher?

Word Work: Family

2 What words do you know for family members?

1. My Words

2. Your Words

4. Share your words and sentences with the class. mom

3. Write two sentences together using words for family members.

Pronouns – I, You and They

Pronouns are words that are used instead of a noun or a name. for example :

This is Bucky. Bucky is the best. This is Bucky. He is the best.

Do you remember these numbers in English?

English Swedish I jag you du he han she hon it den/det we vi you ni they de

Grammar Work: Pronouns and numbers

3 Fill in the blanks below:

1.  am nine years old.

2. Kevin is years old.

3. Daniela is Kevin’s mom. is a teacher.

4. Kevin’s dad is named James. makes video games.

5. Kevin’s brother, Luis, is years old. likes math.

6. Kevin has two sisters. are and  years old.

7. Luis, Amira, Jasmine and I are brothers and sisters. are siblings.

Let’s Read: Kevin’s Journal

Hi, guys! I want to tell you about what I do every day.

In the morning, I wake up early and get ready for school. I eat breakfast with my dad. He works from home, so he makes me breakfast. Next, I get dressed. I wear my favorite shirt every day. The last thing I do in the morning is to feed Bucky. Sometimes I forget, and dad gets mad. Then he feeds Bucky for me, so don’t worry!

I take a yellow bus to school. It picks me up from the corner. My friend Jason takes the same bus, and we sit together in the back. He sits in the window seat, and I sit next to him.

At school, I have a class meeting first. We listen to the school news on the speakers, and we say the pledge of allegiance. Then, our class has math and English. Then it is time for the best part of the day – lunch! We eat our lunch in our classroom, at our desks. Jason’s mom packs his lunch for him.

We have recess and play on the playground. I love to play wall ball during recess. We have three more classes after lunch.

tell berätta

wake up vakna

get ready göra sig klar

breakfast frukost

get dressed klä på sig

wear ha på sig

feed mata

forget glömma

mad arg, galen

pick up hämta

the corner

kvartershörnet

school news skolnyheter

speaker högtalare

recess rast

playground skolgård

wall ball bolla vägg (lek)

cook laga mat

take a shower duscha

stories berättelser

fall asleep somna

After school, my mom picks me up and takes me to karate class. After karate, I go home and do my homework. My brother helps me a lot with my math homework. My sister, Jasmine, likes to help me with my English homework.

In the evening, I help my parents cook dinner. I make pasta, rice, hamburgers, and lots of other things. We eat dinner together and talk about our day.

At night, I have a routine to get ready for bed. I go to the bathroom, take a shower, brush my teeth, and wash my face. I put on my pajamas and get into bed. I listen to stories to help me fall asleep.

TAKE TURNS

Let’s Talk: Kevin’s Journal

4 Take turns with your partner to answer these questions about the text.

1. Who makes breakfast for Kevin in the morning?

2. What does Kevin wear every day?

3. What happens if Kevin forgets to feed Bucky?

4. How does Kevin get to school?

5. Who does Kevin sit with on the bus? Where do they sit?

6. Where does Kevin eat lunch?

7. What game does Kevin like to play during recess?

8. Where does Kevin go after school?

9. Who cooks dinner?

10. Who helps Kevin with his science homework?

Grammar Grabber

Verbs – Sit or Sits?

There are many verbs in Kevin’s Journal. A verb is a word that tells us about something you do like eat, play or sit.

I eat breakfast every day.

I sit next to Jason on the bus.

We always play wall ball.

When you talk about what he, she or it does you always add an s at the end of the verb.

Kevin (he) wakes up early every day.

Jasmine (she) always helps Kevin with his homework.

Bucky (it) eats vegetables in the morning.

Grammar Work: Find the Verbs

5 Circle the verb in each sentence.

1. Our hamster eats carrots.

2. My sister plays with our dog.

3. Dad cooks yummy food.

4. The cat sleeps on the couch.

5. We visit our grandparents often.

After he, she and it: verb + s / es

Grammar Work: After He, She, and It ...

6 Circle the right forms.

1. I want to tell tells you about what I do every day.

2. Dad feed feeds Bucky for me when I forget.

3. I take takes the same bus as Jason.

4. He sit sits in the window seat, and I sit next to him.

5. At school, we have has a class meeting first.

6. Jasmine like likes to help Kevin with his homework

TWO SOLVE A PROBLEM

Grammar

Work: Verb Hunt

6 Go back to Kevin’s Journal and circle all the verbs. Try by yourself first!

Now check with your partner. Did you circle the same words? An s has been added to verbs twelve times after he, she or it. Work together to find all twelve.

Word Work: Numbers

7 Practice building some bigger numbers.

Let’s Play: Bingo!

8 Fill out the bingo card below with numbers from 1 – 40.

Let’s Talk: Present Your Family or Pet

9 Prepare a short presentation about your family or about a pet.

Remember to add an s to the verb after he, she and it. Use the help below.

A FAMILY B PET

1 Introduce yourself and say your name.

2 Tell the names of your closest family members, like your parent(s), siblings, cousins, grandparents or pets.

My mom is Sarah, and my dad is Mike.

3 Tell the ages of your family members.

My sister Jana is 12 years old.

4 Describe anything special about the way your family looks.

My dad has curly, red hair.

My sister wears glasses like me!

5 Tell us the best thing about your family.

In my family we help each other.

6 End by saying thank you to your partner for listening.

Thank you for listening to my presentation about my family.

1 Introduce yourself and say your name.

2 Tell the name of your pet and what type of animal it is.

My pet’s name is Stella, and she’s a cat.

3 Describe what your pet looks like. Stella is black and white, with a pink nose.

4 Talk about what a typical day with your pet looks like. Mention feeding, playing, and any special activities.

I feed Stella every morning. Dad feeds her at night.

5 Tell us the best thing about your pet. Stella is so cuddly.

6 End by saying thank you to your partner for listening.

Thank you for listening to my presentation about Stella.

2. Practice your presentation on your own first. Then, give your presentation to a partner who writes their feedback as two stars and a wish.

Let’s Listen: Kevin’s Podcast

10 Listen to three clips of Kevin’s podcast. What do they talk about?

Part 1: What do Kevin and his family do to take care of Bucky the hamster? Tick the right boxes.

Part 2: True or false? Tick the right boxes. TRUE FALSE

1. Kevin wants a puppy.

2. Kevin plays football.

3. Kevin’s dad thinks Kevin has lots of time to take care of a new pet.

4. Kevin plays with his team in the spring and the fall.

5. Amira will not help with the new pet.

Part 3: Put the things that happen every day in the right order using the numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Number 1 is already done.

Kevin and Poppy take a walk.

Kevin feeds Bucky.

Amira brushes Poppy.

Bucky and Kevin play together.

Kevin and Poppy eat breakfast.

Kevin tries to teach Bucky tricks.

Let’s Draw: My Fantasy Family

11 Draw a family and pets. Label the family members and pets with names and relationships like mother or uncle.

PARTNERS IN TIME

Let’s Talk: My Day

12 Talk with your partner about your daily routines.

Use these phrases and words to help you:

Starting Phrases

Daily Routine Words/Phrases

In the morning … eat brush

At school … bathe/shower watch TV

In the afternoon … class recess

After school … homework lunch

In the evening … dinner read

At night … clean/tidy go to bed

Let’s Write: My Journal

13 Write a journal like Kevin. Choose one of these tasks to write about.

1. Write a journal entry about what you do every day.

Here are some phrases to help you:

• In the morning, I …

• In the afternoon, my dad ...

• At night, my sister ...

2. Write a journal entry describing a trip. It can be a real trip you have taken, or an imaginary one.

Remember to add an s to the verb when you write about what he, she, or it does.

Rewrite …

14 Write your text again. Use your teacher’s or partner’s comments to improve your work.

Let’s Reflect: Chapter 2

15 What did you practice in this chapter?

1. Try by yourself first! What things did you practice?

2. Now check with your partner. Add anything your partner had that you did not have here:  

4. Did you understand everything in this chapter?

3. Share with the class! Great job! Now go to the map and color in my region of the United States.

Rating Scale Self-Assessment

This is how I rate my understanding of this chapter. Color one in.

I think I got this! I think I need a bit more practice. I´ll get there, but I need help!

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Art.nr 45648

ISBN 978-91-44-17969-8

Upplaga 1:1

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Redaktion: Lára Flosadóttir, Jill McCabe

Språkgranskning: Melissa Nilsson

Formgivning: Louise Nordborg, Louise GrafiskForm

Illustrationer: Cecilia Birgerson Nordling