Task 2. Write the correct word in the box below the picture. (Hannuite правильное слово в поле под картинкой.)
Hedge lawn
barbecue greenhouse grass flower lawnmower
gale
garage
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Unit: Our Countryside
Learning objective 6.5.1.1 (6.WI) Plan, write, edit and proofread work at text level with
some support on a growing range of general and curricular topics
1 Assessment criteria
Make a plan or writing 3 xr with support: Check the 4
written dran
Level of thinking skills Higher order thinking skills
Task 1. Pre-reaching, Work as a whole class.
Do these exercises to help you learn words for
the things you see in the garden. Write the
correct word in the box below the picture.
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Hedge lowongando
barbecue
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8
greenhouse SIS
lawnmower
garage
Work as a whole class. Read the definition and circle the correct word.
1. The area of grass in front or at the back of a house.
A) hedge B) Iawn C) greenhouse
2. The tall
green busht
in your garden an
h wall
Cop
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