🌊 Guess the Word
☁️ Water Cycle
♻️ Save the Earth
🏞️ There Was / There Were
🏃 Present Progressive
100
This water is under the ground. People can pump it from wells.
Underground water
100
What comes after water evaporates?
Clouds form.
100
Name three ways to save water.
- Turn off the tap
- Take shorter showers
- Collect rainwater
100
There ______ a lot of trash in the river.
was
100
She ______ washing the dishes.
is
200
It changes from a solid into a liquid.
Melt
200
Put these in order:
Rain → Ocean → Cloud → Evaporate
Ocean → Evaporate → Cloud → Rain
200
Which is better for Earth?
Plastic bags or reusable bags?
Reusable bags
200
There ______ many factories near the lake fifty years ago.
were
200
The children ______ picking up trash.
are
300
This process changes water into gas because of the sun.
Evaporation / Water evaporates
300
Complete:
Snow and ice ______ into rivers.
melt
300
Give one example of:
Reuse
Recycle
Reduce
Reuse → bottle
Recycle → paper
Reduce → plastic bags
300
Correct the sentence.
There were a bridge across the river.
There was a bridge across the river.
300
Correct the mistake.
They is cleaning the beach.
They are cleaning the beach.
400
It is water that people can safely drink.
Freshwater
400
Why can't people drink ocean water?
Because it is salty.
400
What happens if plastic gets into the ocean?
- Fish eat it.
- Sea animals die.
- Oceans become polluted.
400
Look at the picture.
Make two sentences.
There was a lot of trash.
There weren't many fish.
400
Make a sentence using:
collect — plastic bottles
They are collecting plastic bottles.
500
It covers about 70% of Earth's surface but people can't drink it.
Salt water / Ocean
500
Explain the water cycle in 4 steps.
Evaporation → Clouds → Rain/Snow → Rivers/Oceans
500
Your school wastes a lot of water.
Give three solutions.
- Turn off faucets.
- Fix leaks.
- Collect rainwater.
- Put up water-saving posters.
500
Change into the past.
Today there are many trees.
There were many trees.
500
Look around the classroom.
Say two Present Progressive sentences.
He is writing.
They are listening.