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MEB · 4. Sınıf · İngilizce · HOMES & HOUSES & THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

4. Sınıf İngilizce dersi HOMES & HOUSES & THE NEIGHBOURHOOD konu anlatımı.

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Pupils can select and use the target phonological elements of the current content about “homes, houses and the neighbourhood with life on the seaside; sea/marine animals and their habitats: activities of sea/marine animals: dangers for sea/marine animals; types of houses by the water” accurately, authentically, and naturally through spontaneous selection and using it in an appropriate and effective way when communicating with others.

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  1. Listening to the Seaside

    When we visit the seaside, we hear many wonderful sounds of nature and life by the water. In English, many seaside words share special starting sounds like /s/ (as in sun) and /sh/ (as in ship).

    Look at the sound chart below to explore how these words sound:

    • /s/ Sound Words: sea, sand, sail, seal, starfish
    • /sh/ Sound Words: shell, shark, ship, shore, shed

    Tip: To make the /s/ sound, smile and let the air hiss gently. To make the /sh/ sound, round your lips as if asking someone to be quiet!

    Clapping the Beats of Sea Animals

    Every sea creature’s name has a rhythm. We can count the beats, called syllables, by clapping our hands as we say each word clearly.

    Study the syllable data table below:

    • 1 Clap (1 Syllable): crab, fish, whale, shark
    • 2 Claps (2 Syllables): dol-phin, tur-tle, o-cean, sea-gull
    • 3 Claps (3 Syllables): oc-to-pus, jel-ly-fish

    Say each word aloud and clap on every part. Notice how dol-phin has two clear beats, while whale has only one!

    Intonation and Natural Seaside Talk

    When we talk about life by the seaside and sea animals, the melody of our voice goes up or down. This melody is called intonation.

    Voice Going Up ↗ (Yes / No Questions)

    • Is that a dolphin? ↗
    • Do you live near the beach? ↗

    Voice Going Down ↘ (Information Statements)

    • The turtle swims in the clean water. ↘
    • Sharks live in the deep ocean. ↘

    Practise asking and answering these seaside questions with a partner, using a friendly and natural tone of voice!