A hero like no other!
P.106-107
Get ready
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a) Where can you find a definition? (In a poem / In a comic book / In a dictionary).
b) What’s the missing word? ➝ “How do you a superhero?” (definite / define / defend).
c) Which of these elements is not part of a definition? (A translation / An explanation / An example).
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💡 Tip: Hero → superhero.
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| Superheroes wear | |
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| a) Name four superheroes you know. | b) Do you have a real life ‘hero’? Who is it? | |
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| c) How can a person become a hero? | no other! | d) Who/what do heroes fight against? |
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| Today, can you... | Prove it! | 🙂 | 🙁 |
| compare people and actions? | Batman is than Superman. | ||
| ask elaborate questions? | Ask your teacher: Where (born)? | ||
| recount present and past events? |
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Observe and listen
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Audio guide
Wonder Woman
a) First comic published in .
b) She appeared in comics universe.
c) Real-life values she represents: , , and .
d) She is a role model for and .
e) Her new ‘role’ is .
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Let’s have fun
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Poem about heroes
“Ordinary hero”
Ordinary heroes.
They are everywhere, everyday,
In all this world’s confusion
And all its disarray.
Ordinary heroes,
Are there to win another fight,
Rather than caped figures running
Proudly through the night.
Ordinary heroes.
They are everywhere, everyday,
In all this world’s confusion
And all its disarray.
Ordinary heroes,
Are there to win another fight,
Rather than caped figures running
Proudly through the night.
a) Ordinary.
b) Heroes.
c) Everywhere.
d) Confusion.
e) Another.
f) Rather.
g) Figures.
h) Proudly.
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“My father is stronger than the Joker. My mother is faster than the Silver Surfer.”
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