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U n i t 8 Lifelong Learning and Review Divers examine the remains of a skeleton found in an underwater cave.

Unit Out c omes Organize study materials Make purchases Give and follow directions Make goals Develop a study schedule Look at the photo and answer the questions. 1. What job do the people have? 2. What can they learn from what they have found?

L e s s o n 1 Let s get organized! GOAL Organize study materials CD 2 TR 44 A. Listen and repeat. binder sticky notes dividers paper clips sheets of lined paper highlighter pen B. COLLABORATE In a group, write more items you use to organize your study materials. 186 Unit 8

CD 2 TR 45 C. Listen and choose the correct answer. 1. What size binder do they need? 1 inch 1 ½ inches 3 inches 2. How many dividers do they need? one divider three dividers five dividers 3. How many sheets of lined paper do they need? 50 sheets 100 sheets 200 sheets D. Look through units 1 7. For your binder, write the page numbers and two words for each section. Section Reference pages Example vocabulary Basic Communication (Pre-Unit, Unit 1, and Unit 2) 2 59 Consumer Economics (Unit 3 and Unit 4) Community Resources (Unit 5) Health (Unit 6) Occupational Knowledge (Unit 7) Lesson 1 187

E. Interview and write about your partner. Report to a group. 1. What s your name? 2. Where do you live? 3. What is your phone number? 4. What is your date of birth? 5. Are you married? 6. Where are you from? F. CREATE Make a personal profile like the one below on a separate piece of paper. Use it as the first page of your binder. PERSONAL PROFILE School: Teacher: First Name: Middle Name: Last Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Country: Marital Status (circle): Single Married Divorced 188 Unit 8

L e s s o n 2 I need paper GOAL Make purchases A. Read the advertisement. IS / ARE How much is the paper? How much are the notebooks? CD 2 TR 46 B. Look at the ad and practice the conversation. Customer: Salesperson: Customer: Excuse me, how much are the dividers? They are $2.00 for a set of nine. Thanks. I need one set, please. Lesson 2 189

CD 2 TR 47 C. Listen and repeat. I need a box of pencils. a two-inch binder. a set of five colored dividers. a package of paper. a box of ballpoint pens. a notebook. inches a two-inch binder = a 2 binder D. Look at the ad in Exercise A and write three more items you want. Write the total. Office Supplies 2"Binder... $3.00 Total... Customer Copy E. Practice the conversation. Use the information in Exercise A to make new conversations. Salesperson: Customer: Salesperson: Customer: Salesperson: What do you need? I need a two-inch binder. They are over here. How much are they? They are $3.00 each. F. APPLY Visit an office supply store in person or online and check prices. 190 Unit 8

G. In a group, make a list of food you can buy in a supermarket. H. In a group, make a list of clothing you can buy in a clothing store. Food Price Clothing Price I. Look at Exercise E. Write and practice new conversations about your lists in exercises G and H. J. CREATE Look back at units 3 and 4. Prepare a section about Consumer Economics in your binder. Clothing Vocabulary Food Vocabulary Questions and Sentences Lesson 2 191

L e s s o n 3 Where s the office supply store? GOAL Give and follow directions A. PREDICT Look at the picture. What is happening? CD 2 TR 48 B. Listen to the conversation. Write. Woman: Excuse me, where is Reams Office Supplies? Man: It s on First Street. Woman: Where s First Street? Man: Go straight on this street. Turn on Main Street and on First. It s the electronics store. Woman: Thanks. 192 Unit 8

C. INTERPRET Read. City Phone Directory Nursing Schools Ace Nursing Schools 8237 Beachnut Ave. 555-6732 Metropolitan Nursing 2467 Apple Lane 555-3472 Office Supply Pencil Head Stationers 11 Broadway 555-3411 Nottingham Paper 23400 Portland Ave 555-0045 Reams Office Supplies 1717 First St. 555-2762 Optometrists Dr. Michael s Eye Exams 1723 First St. 555-3310 Quick Check Glasses 3456 W. Circle Ave. 555-6776 Painting Supplies Bill s Painting Supply 5678 First St. 555-1301 Paint for Less 15 Broadway 555-3737 Picture Perfect 3452 W. Circle Ave. 555-4692 D. Read the conversation. Man: Woman: Man: Woman: Man: Excuse me, where is Reams Office Supplies? It s on First Street. What s the address? It s 1717 First Street. Thanks. E. Practice the conversation in Exercise D. Use the information in Exercise C to make new conversations. Lesson 3 193

F. CREATE Draw a map from your school to an office supply store in your community. Prepositions It s next to the bank. It s between the bank and the store. It s on the corner. G. Write directions to the office supply store. H. Look back at Unit 5. Prepare a section about Community in your binder. Important Vocabulary Questions and Sentences 194 Unit 8

L e s s o n 4 Sleep eight hours a night GOAL Make goals A. Read Carina s goals. My Goals Sleep eight hours a night. Go to school every day. Exercise one hour a day. Eat three good meals a day. Study English at home one hour a day. Read an article in English online. Watch the news in English online. CD 2 TR 49 B. Listen and check Liang s three goals. Sleep eight hours a night. Go to school every day. Exercise one hour a day. Eat three good meals a day. Study English at home one hour a day. Read an article in English online. Watch the news in English online. C. Talk about Carina s and Liang s goals. EXAMPLE: Liang s goal is to sleep eight hours a night. Exercising one hour a day is a good health habit. Lesson 4 195

D. INTERPRET Study the two graphs about Liang s class. NUMBER OF STUDENTS 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 How many hours do you study at home every week? 0 2 hours 3 5 hours 6 8 hours 9 10 hours HOURS A WEEK More than 10 NUMBER OF STUDENTS 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 How many hours do you exercise a week? 0 2 hours 3 5 hours 6 8 hours 9 10 hours HOURS A WEEK More than 10 E. SURVEY Take a class poll. Ask, How many hours do you study at home a week? Create a bar graph with the information. How many hours do you study at home every week? NUMBER OF STUDENTS 0 2 hours 3 5 hours 6 8 hours 9 10 hours More than 10 HOURS A WEEK 196 Unit 8

F. Interview a partner. Write his or her answers. 1. How many hours do you exercise every week? 2. How many hours do you sleep every night? 3. How many hours do you study every day? 4. How many meals do you eat every day? 5. How many days do you go to school a week? G. APPLY Write your goals. H. CREATE Look back at Unit 6. Prepare a section about Health in your binder. Important Vocabulary Questions and Sentences Lesson 4 197

L e s s o n 5 When can I study? GOAL Develop a study schedule CD 2 TR 50 A. Listen and point to the student and the teacher. B. CLASSIFY Look at the teacher and student duties. Complete the table. help students study at home come to class on time study new words prepare lessons do homework Student duties Teacher duties help students C. Add more duties to the table in Exercise B. 198 Unit 8

D. INTERPRET Read and talk about the schedule. When does Liang work? When does Liang study? 6:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. LIANG'S SCHEDULE Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast School School School School Study Study Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Study Study Study Study Study Study 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Work Work Work Work Work Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner 9:00 p.m. E. Answer the questions. 1. When do you study at school? 2. When do you study at home? 3. When do you work? 4. When do you eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner?,, F. CREATE Complete your schedule. MY SCHEDULE Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Lesson 5 199

G. Read and talk about Liang s evaluation. Name: Liang Ochoa Studies at home Yes No Comes to class on time Yes No Speaks English in class Yes No Is organized Yes No Teacher s signature: Jennifer Douglas H. Ask questions about Liang. EXAMPLE: Does Liang study at home? I. EVALUATE Complete an evaluation about yourself. Ask your teacher to sign it. Name: Studies at home Yes No Comes to class on time Yes No Speaks English in class Yes No Is organized Yes No Teacher s signature: J. Look back at Unit 7. Prepare a section about Occupational Knowledge in your binder. Important Vocabulary Questions and Sentences 200 Unit 8

L I F E S K I L L S It s easy to get organized Before You Watch A. Look at the picture and answer the questions. 1. Where are Hector and Mateo? 2. What s wrong with Mateo? While You Watch B. Watch the video and complete the dialog. Use the words in the box. dividers have need notebook organized What Hector: Look, Mateo. It s easy to get (1) organized. You just put everything in a binder with dividers. Mateo: How many (2) do I need? Hector: How many classes do you (3)? Mateo: Five I have five classes. Hector: Then you (4) five dividers, one for each class. Here, I ll give you some of my dividers. Mateo: (5) else do you think I need? Hector: You need pencils, pens, a package of paper, and a (6). Check Your Understanding C. Show the correct order of the events by writing a number next to each sentence. a. Mateo can t find his vocabulary list. b. Hector tells Mateo what he needs to get organized. c. Hector gives Mateo some dividers for his notebook. d. 1 Mrs. Smith gives the class an extra reading. e. Mrs. Smith leaves the classroom. Lifeskills Video 201

Review A. Match. Draw a line. 1. January,, March a. dairy 2. This person answers phones in an office. b. address 3. It is at the end of your arm. c. aspirin 4. your home d. bank 5. milk, cheese, butter e. bread 6. not sunny f. dime 7. medicine for a headache g. doctor 8. a place for money h. February 9. food for a sandwich i. hand 10. ten cents j. June 11. This person can work in a hospital. k. cloudy 12. May,, July l. receptionist 13. clothing for winter m. ride 14. a place to buy food n. shoes 15. You wear them on your feet. o. supermarket 16. You a bicycle. p. sweater B. Write three words for each unit. Unit Words Unit Words Personal information Our Community Our Class Healthy Living Food Work Clothing Lifelong Learning and Review 202 Unit 8

C. Find the page number from the Vocabulary List on pages 212 and 213 and write the sentence. Phrase: marital status Page number: 20 Sentence: He is single. Phrase: extra large Page number: Sentence: Phrase: go straight Page number: Sentence: Word: checkup Page number: Sentence: D. Find two new words from the Vocabulary List on pages 212 and 213. Word: Page number: Sentence: Word: Page number: Sentence: Review 203

E. Use the Grammar Reference on pages 214 216 and fill in the blanks. 1. a. I married. b. We students. c. You hungry. d. They thirsty. e. She single. 2. a. I milk. b. We a bowl of soup. c. You vegetables. d. They tacos. e. She a sandwich. 3. a. your hands. b. the phones. c. meetings. 4. a. I can. b. Aki and Adriano can. c. We can t. d. The teacher can t. F. Write the plural forms. Singular Plural pear cookie banana egg tomato 204 Unit 8

TEAM PROJECT Create a study guide 1. COLLABORATE Form a team with four or five students. In your team, you need: Position Job description Student name Student 1: Team Leader Student 2: Writer Student 3: Artist Students 4/5: Spokespeople Check that everyone speaks English. Check that everyone participates. Organize and add sections to the study guide. Decorate the study guide. Prepare a presentation. 2. Complete your binder from this unit. Share the information from your binder with your group. 3. Use your binders to make a team binder. This will be a study guide for new students. 4. Decorate the study guide. 5. Present your study guide to the class. Organized study materials means less stress. Team Project 205

Reading Challenge expl orer Maritza MORALES Casanova Creating Lifelong Learners A. PREDICT Look at the picture and answer the questions. 1. Where is Maritza? 2. What is she doing? I saw my friends hurting animals and plants at school and they didn't understand that they are living beings and must be respected. Maritza Morales Casanova B. PREDICT Look at the words. Draw lines to match the words and the definitions. nature the planet lifelong learning take care the Earth living things like plants and animals help someone or something be safe don t stop learning 206 Unit 8

C. Read about Maritza Morales Casanova. Maritza Morales Casanova is a teacher. She believes the nature around us is important. At the Ceiba Pentandra Park in Mexico, she and her fellow teachers show people how to take care of the planet. She wants everyone to learn and continue learning. She teaches her students to be lifelong learners. That s why most of the teachers at the park are children! D. Answer the questions about the paragraph. 1. What does Maritza do? She s a. 2. What is the name of the park? 3. Where is the park? 4. Who are the teachers? E. Practice asking and answering the questions in Exercise D. F. SURVEY Ask five students about their favorite subjects. Complete the table. Write any new subjects in the spaces provided. A. What is your favorite subject? B. My favorite subject is science. Name English Math Science History Maritza... Reading Challenge 207