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Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 You can recycle these cans.

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 Fold your paper like this.

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 What does a crane look like?

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 Do you know how to tie a tie?

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 Use string to hold it.

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 B. Circle and write the words to complete the sentences.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 The Art Project “This week, there is an art contest,” says Mrs. Simon, the art teacher. Everyone in the class wants to join in. But it is the end of the school year. There aren’t many art materials left. What can they do? Pablo has a good idea. “Let’s recycle the paper in the bin,” says Pablo.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 ”Why?” asks Grace. “We can help the Earth,” says Pablo. “Recycled paper saves trees.” Grace has another idea. “We can fold the paper into cranes. Then we can tie the cranes to a frame to make a mobile.” The class folds the paper into cranes. They use old string to tie the cranes to the frame.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 It’s the day of the art contest. The art room is full of projects. They see their mobile, swinging in the air. The cranes look like they are flying. They are beautiful. The judges look at all the projects. The crane mobile wins! “You made your art project and helped the Earth, too. Well done!” says Mrs. Simon.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 “This week, there is an art contest,” says Mrs. Simon, the art teacher. Everyone in the class wants to join in. But it is the end of the school year. There aren’t many art materials left. What can they do? Pablo has a good idea. “Let’s recycle the paper in the bin,” says Pablo.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 ”Why?” asks Grace. “We can help the Earth,” says Pablo. “Recycled paper saves trees.” Grace has another idea. “We can fold the paper into cranes. Then we can tie the cranes to a frame to make a mobile.” The class folds the paper into cranes. They use old string to tie the cranes to the frame.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 It’s the day of the art contest. The art room is full of projects. They see their mobile, swinging in the air. The cranes look like they are flying. They are beautiful. The judges look at all the projects. The crane mobile wins!

Comprehension Check Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 A. Choose the correct answers.

Comprehension Check Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 A. Choose the correct answers.

Comprehension Check Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 A. Choose the correct answers.

Comprehension Check Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 A. Choose the correct answers.

Comprehension Check Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 B. Read and circle.

Comprehension Check Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 C. Write T (True) or F (False).

Comprehension Skill Problem and Solution Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5

Comprehension Skill Problem and Solution Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5

Summary Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 Complete the summary with the words from the box.

Vocabulary Review Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 5 Match and write the words to complete the sentences.

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Warm-up Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 The children have to . What rules do you follow to stay safe?

Warm-up . Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 The children have to to What rules do you follow to stay safe? I stay safe.

Warm-up . Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 The children have to to What rules do you follow to stay safe? I stay safe.

Warm-up . Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 The children have to to What rules do you follow to stay safe? I stay safe.

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 You should know your rights.

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 Did you sign up for a new club?

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 Please follow my advice.

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 His mother is a soldier.

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 Where is the shelter?

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 You can’t force me to eat the broccoli.

Words to Know Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 B. Match and write the words to complete the sentences.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 The United Nations When we play games, we need rules to help us play. Countries need rules, too. They help keep order and give people rights. The United Nations (UN) is a group of 193 nations. When nations join, they sign up to follow the UN’s rules. Many of the rules are to protect human rights.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 The UN has four main goals that are about rights. The first is to have peace in the world. When there is a war, the UN can send soldiers to try to stop it. The second is to help countries cooperate. The third is to help people. It gives food and shelter when bad things happen. The fourth is to have a place for nations to meet and talk.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 But the UN is not a world government. It can’t force anyone to follow the rules. When countries fight, the UN can only try to help them solve their problems. The UN works every day to keep us safe. It also tries to make sure we enjoy our full rights.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 When we play games, we need rules to help us play. Countries need rules, too. They help keep order and give people rights. The United Nations (UN) is a group of 193 nations. When nations join, they sign up to follow the UN’s rules. Many of the rules are to protect human rights.

Main Reading Reading Intermediate 3 Unit 6 The UN has four main goals that are about rights. The first is to have peace in the world. When there is a war, the UN can send soldiers to try to stop it. The second is to help countries cooperate. The third is to help people. It gives food and shelter when bad things happen. The fourth is to have a place for nations to meet and talk.