Comprehension - Researching the Periods of Time (Thursday; 13/2)

K: Know how to find information.

U: Understand how to find main point.

D: Write notes about the chosen time period.

 

Words of the Day

1. Time

2. History

 

Let's Begin!

Do you remember your prehistoric eras?

 

Task 1

By using the internet, do a research on your chosen prehistoric era. Use these questions to google your research and write down notes in your English notebook.

1. What is the paleolithic/neolithic/Mesolithic/iron and bronze era?

2. What do people learn/do in that era?

3. What are the activities that happen in that era?

4. What do the people in the era do for a living?

5. How confident are you about the era?

 

Checklist

1. You need to write in short, simple sentences.

2. You need to only write the main points.

3. Do not copy paste the entire sentence. Make your own sentence.

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