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Can you guess what is this unit's final task? Have a look!






Did you know that the first flight to Cuba took off from Sevilla? Click on the image and read more about the flight of the "Cuatro Vientos".


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BONUS EXTRA: Our Healthy Habits campaign is finally online! Here are some pictures of your wonderful work.

What is this unit about?


Healthy food vs. Junk food song



Go go go healthy habits!



Read the text "The Healthy Pyramid": 
-Is it important to eat fruit and vegetables? Why?
- Are whole grains good for your heart?
- What food is good for your bones?
- Is meat bad for you?
-Can you still eat sweets sometimes?


BONUS TRACK: Find out about Vegetarianism and write an opinion essay (50-90 words)


Communicative task: Step by step: Learn how to write a recipe.






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What is DIY?

Your final task this unit:



Can you make the moves and sing the chorus?




BONUS EXTRA: Hey guys! I have received a bunch of wonderful PicCollage creations with your poems in my Showbie. Here are some of them. All poems will be printed and hung all over the Primary building. Keep it up!!





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What about the Earth song? What comes up to your mind reading and hearing this?




Endangered animals in Spain: The Iberian Lynx



Final reflection: What can we do to help?


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How recycling works?


As long as you love me! Can you sing the chorus?



Read the text. Answer to the questions in the whiteboard.


Click on the image to learn about America's Recycle Day:





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What is Horrid Henry planning?







Do you know the web Rotten Tomatoes? It will help you with your writing task.


What is a film review? Read the worksheet

Extreme sports!

Do you like exciting sports?
Football and basketball can be exciting for spectators but some sports are different and unusual. They’re called extreme sports.
They take place on ramps, on rivers, on the sea and on snowy mountains. Competitors can’t control the wind, water, waves and snow. That’s why the sport are exciting. Speed and height are important, too, so they look spectacular.
In canoe slalom, competitors travel very fast down a river where the water is rough and the canoe can easily turn over.
Kite surfers have a small board on their feet and a big kite tied to their backs. The wind blows the kite and the kite surfer whizzes across the water. The kites look pretty, don’t they?
BMX bikers and mountain bikers go very fast. Sometimes their bikes leave the ground and they look like they are flying.
In-line skaters and skateboarders use ramps, steps and rails. They jump high in the air and turn around before they land.
Ski jumpers ski down a steep slope then jump into the air. It looks scary, doesn’t it? You can see this sport in the winter Olympics. The winner is the person who jumps the furthest.
Snowboarders jump and turn in the air. This is an Olympic sport, too.
A wakeboarder is pulled by a boat. The boat makes waves as it speeds through the water. These waves are the wake. The wakeboarder crosses the waves and jumps in the air.
When downhill skiers compete, they ski down a mountain as fast as they can. The person who gets to the bottom the fastest is the winner.
In freestyle skiing, the competitors jump, twist in the air and turn upside down. The winner is the person who does the most difficult tricks the best.
The Marathon may not look as exciting as other sports, but it’s certainly extreme. At 40 km, it’s the longest race in world sports.
More about extreme sports
This chart shows where extreme sports take place. It shows the equipment and protective clothing that are needed. Extreme sports look dangerous but competitors try to keep themselves safe. For Olympic sports, the chart shows the year when they were first in the Olympic Games.
Sport
Place
Equipment
Protective clothes
Olympic Games
Canoe slalom
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Canoe, paddles
Helmet, life jacket
1972
Kite surfing
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Kite, board
Life jacket
No
BMX biking
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Bike
Helmet, kneepads
2008
Mountain biking
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Bike
Helmet
1996
In-line skating
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In-line skates
Helmet, kneepads, elbow pads
No
Skateboarding
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Skateboard
Helmet, kneepads, elbow pads
No
Ski jumping
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Skis
Helmet, googles
1924
Snowboarding
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Snowboard
Helmet, googles
1998
Wakeboarding
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Board, boat, rope
Life jacket
No
Downhill skiing
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Skis, poles
Helmet, googles
1936
Freestyle skiing
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Skis
Helmet, googles
1994
Marathon
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Trainers
None
1896