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    UNIT 5: MIGRATION

    1. Listening to a Radio Show
    2. Talking about your Family History
    3. Listening to a Conversation between Classmates
    4. Doing a Research Presentation
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      W6.1 FOOD FOR THOUGHT: 
      "It's tough to know what happened on Earth thousands of years before anyone started writing anything down. But thanks to the amazing work of anthropologists and paleontologists like those working on National Geographic's Genographic Project, we can begin to piece together the story of our ancestors. Here's how early humans spread from East Africa all around the world. " (Science Insider)

       

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      W6.2 VOCABULARY REVIEW:
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      W6.3 - UNIT 5: MIGRATION


    • W6.4 PRONUNCIATION - USING QUESTION INTONATION URL
      Students must
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    • W6.5 LISTENING PRACTICE Quiz
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      		 Question types:
      1. Map completion
      2. Sentence completion


    • W6.6 SPEAKING HOMEWORK Forum
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      Make forum posts: 1

      Record a video to answer one of the questions below. Your video length should be around 2-3 minutes. 

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      1. Talk about the longest trip you have ever taken.
      1. Choose a time or a place in human history that you find incredible. Explain why you find this event interesting.
    • W6.7 LISTENING FILE

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      Not available unless: The activity W6.6 SPEAKING HOMEWORK is marked complete