Vocabulary on the topic of “Natural disasters” Reading task on the topic of “Natural disasters”

Short term plan 7

Appendix 1

1. Fill in the table below with the clothes words depending on the season.

a fur-coat, a cap, sneakers, flip-fops, a scarf, sandals, a dress, trousers, a jacket, a blazer, a coat, boots, shoes, trainers, a shirt, a suit, a hoodie trousers or pants, jeans, jeans, snow pants, shorts, a swimming suit, high boots, a turtleneck, a jersey, a hat, a rain-coat, boots, jeans, a suit, shoes, a blazer, a T-shirt, a cardigan, a poncho

Appendix 2

SMART SUITS TO CONTROL YOUR HEART RATE

What makes the Smart Suit special is that it hides a processor and battery, which power the sensors beneath the fabric. Since the sensors are in the clothes themselves, the garments can easily measure things like heart rate, stance and even body fat levels.

 ______________________________________________________________

SOCKS TO HELP YOU AVOID INJURY AND IMPROVE YOUR RUNS

Sensoria launched running socks that can track your runs better than a fitness tracker on the wrist. It has three pressure sensors embedded into the socks to track pace, distance, and time. Sensoria is able to analyze the data and give you tips on how to improve your runs and avoid injury.

 ______________________________________________________________

JERSEYS TO FEEL AMERICAN FOOTBALL MAJOR PLAYS

Billie Whitehouse introduced a piece called the Fan Jersey. This is a shirt that fans can wear to feel major plays on the American football field. Connected via Bluetooth, the vibrations occur in real-time with the game, creating an emotional attachment for the wearer.

The exciting thing here is the thing what it might mean for entertainment. If you can feel the heartbeat of your favorite player for instance, does it draw you ever more into the game? What if that was applied to sitting in the theatre watching a high adrenaline film? It’s entirely possible we might indeed be wearing such shirts while enjoying different sports just without leaving home.

 ______________________________________________________________

JACKETS TO CONTROL YOUR BODY TEMPERATURE

In everyday clothes, you're often hot one minute and cold the next one. Wearable tech’s future will be about to be able to control your body temperature through your coat. Last year; Tommy Hilfiger launched a jacket with a small portable battery and solar panels attached to the back, while Dutch designer Pauline van Dongen has a great looking T-shirt that does the same job.

JEANS THAT COMMUNICATE

Next year, Google will launch Project Jacquard with Levi's, weaving conductive yarn into jeans to allow touch interactivity on the fabric itself. The idea is to provide simple functionalities that will free us from using our mobile phones all of the time - you will be able to request any program on your mobile phone,, take a selfie or even turn a light bulb on or off. It might sound unbelievable now, but it is the way of the future.

DRESSES THAT CHANGE COLOR AND NOT ONLY…

It's not impossible to imagine a future where a single dress could change color, sleeve and length depending on the occasion; maintain the right temperature in response to the environment; and be used to charge a dying phone battery or send a message to a loved one, too. In the future, we'll be surprised just how little our clothes once did for us.

Appendix 3

Examples

I’m visiting my friend tomorrow.
They are coming to our house on Saturday.
What are you doing tonight?

Remember!

We can use the present continuous to talk about arrangements (plans which you have organised) in the future.
My brother is playing football with his friends tonight.
I’m going to the cinema at the weekend.
Are you having a party for your birthday?

Be careful!

We usually use the present continuous when the activity has been arranged. We usually use ‘going to’ for a plan which hasn’t been arranged.
I’m meeting Emma after school. (I have talked to her and organised the time to meet.)
I’m going to watch TV after school. (This is my plan but I haven’t organised it.)

We say... We don’t say...

My grandma is visiting us next week. (NOT My grandma visits us next week.)
We’re going to Spain for our next holiday. (NOT We go to Spain for our next holiday.)
Is he helping his mum tomorrow? (NOT Is he tomorrow helping his mum?)

Appendix 4

Name _____________________ Grade

Progress Portfolio

• I can understand a short, simple texts about future smart clothes

• I can use appropriate subject-specific vocabulary while speaking about the future smart clothes

• I can give an opinion about future smart clothes

• I can use Future Forms to speak about future smart clothes

Name _____________________ Grade

Progress Portfolio

• I can understand a short, simple texts about future smart clothes

• I can use appropriate subject-specific vocabulary while speaking about the future smart clothes

• I can give an opinion about future smart clothes

• I can use Future Forms to speak about future smart clothes

Name _____________________ Grade

Progress Portfolio

• I can understand a short, simple texts about future smart clothes

• I can use appropriate subject-specific vocabulary while speaking about the future smart clothes

• I can give an opinion about future smart clothes

• I can use Future Forms to speak about future smart clothes

SMART CLOTHES

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clothes people wear in different seasons

Summer – a cap, flip-fops, shorts, sandals, a T-shirt, a swimming suit, a dress, trousers

Autumn – a jacket, a blazer, a hoodie, a coat, boots, shoes, trainers, a shirt, a suit, trousers or pants, jeans

Winter – a fur-coat, jeans, snow pants, high boots, a turtleneck, a jersey, a hat, a scarf

Spring – a rain-coat, boots, jeans, a suit, shoes, sneakers, a blazer, a cardigan, a poncho

clothes of the future

• What will the jeans be like?
• What will dresses be like?
• What will shoes be like?

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texts for reading

• SMART SUITS TO CONTROL YOUR HEART RATE
• What makes the Smart Suit special is that it hides a processor and battery, which power the sensors beneath the fabric. Since the sensors are in the clothes themselves, the garments can easily measure things like heart rate, stance and even body fat levels.
•  
•  ______________________________________________________________
•  
• SOCKS TO HELP YOU AVOID INJURY AND IMPROVE YOUR RUNS
• Sensoria launched running socks that can track your runs better than a fitness tracker on the wrist. It has three pressure sensors embedded into the socks to track pace, distance, and time. Sensoria is able to analyze the data and give you tips on how to improve your runs and avoid injury.
•  ______________________________________________________________
•  
• JERSEYS TO FEEL AMERICAN FOOTBALL MAJOR PLAYS
• Billie Whitehouse introduced a piece called the Fan Jersey. This is a shirt that fans can wear to feel major plays on the American football field. Connected via Bluetooth, the vibrations occur in real-time with the game, creating an emotional attachment for the wearer.
• The exciting thing here is the thing what it might mean for entertainment. If you can feel the heartbeat of your favorite player for instance, does it draw you ever more into the game? What if that was applied to sitting in the theatre watching a high adrenaline film? It’s entirely possible we might indeed be wearing such shirts while enjoying different sports just without leaving home.
•  
•  ______________________________________________________________
•  
•  
• JACKETS TO CONTROL YOUR BODY TEMPERATURE
• In everyday clothes, you're often hot one minute and cold the next one. Wearable tech’s future will be about to be able to control your body temperature through your coat. Last year; Tommy Hilfiger launched a jacket with a small portable battery and solar panels attached to the back, while Dutch designer Pauline van Dongen has a great looking T-shirt that does the same job.
•  
• JEANS THAT COMMUNICATE
• Next year, Google will launch Project Jacquard  with Levi's, weaving conductive yarn into jeans to allow touch interactivity on the fabric itself. The idea is to provide simple functionalities that will free us from using our mobile phones all of the time - you will be able to request any program on your mobile phone,, take a selfie or even turn a light bulb on or off. It might sound unbelievable now, but it is the way of the future.
•  
•  
• DRESSES THAT CHANGE COLOR AND NOT ONLY …
• It's not impossible to imagine a future where a single dress could change color, sleeve and length depending on the occasion; maintain the right temperature in response to the environment; and be used to charge a dying phone battery or send a message to a loved one, too. In the future, we'll be surprised just how little our clothes once did for us.
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Assessment criteria

• Presents ideas logically using cohesive devices correctly (as, because, but, and).

• Uses correctly the future simple and its forms.
• Pronounces the majority of words correctly (no more than 2 rude mistakes).

FUTURE FORMS

• Examples
• I’m visiting  my friend tomorrow. They are coming  to our house on Saturday. What  are you doing  tonight?
• Remember!
• We can use the present continuous to talk about arrangements (plans which you have organised) in the future. My brother is playing  football with his friends tonight. I’m going  to the cinema at the weekend. Are you having  a party for your birthday?
• Be careful!
• We usually use the present continuous when the activity has been arranged. We usually use ‘going to’ for a plan which hasn’t been arranged. I’m meeting  Emma after school.  (I have talked to her and organised the time to meet.) I’m going to watch  TV after school.  (This is my plan but I haven’t organised it.)
• We say... We don’t say...
• My grandma is visiting us next week. (NOT My grandma visits us next week.) We’re going to Spain for our next holiday. (NOT We go to Spain for our next holiday.) Is he helping his mum tomorrow? (NOT Is he tomorrow helping his mum?)
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•  

PROGRESS PORTFOLIO

• I can understand a short, simple texts about future smart clothes
• I can use appropriate subject-specific vocabulary while speaking about the future smart clothes
• I can give an opinion about future smart clothes
• I can use Future Forms to speak about future smart clothes