🥪 Sharing Is Caring
Hello, everyone! When you share, you show that you care. Today, we will read an e-mail from Mitaako, a girl from Kigali, the cleanest city in Africa. We will learn how neighbors help each other, and how to compare with the superlative: the oldest, the cleanest, the nicest… Let's share and care!
🤝 Unit 4 · Caring
🔄 Quick review — Let's Help Each Other
Before we start, let's remember what we learned in the last lesson: how to help at home, the possessive adjectives (my, his, her, our, their…) and the silent “h”.
🔍 Look at the pictures and answer the questions
Who are they? Where are they? What are they doing? Press 🔊 and choose the right answer for each picture.
✍️ Now write about the three pictures
For each picture: Who are they? Where are they? What are they doing?
🤔 What do you think? “Kigali is the ______ city in Africa.”
🤔 “Sharing is caring” means…
✨ Good thinking! We will check your ideas a little later.
🗝️ Key words: neighbor · the superlative
Your neighbors are the people who live near your house, in your neighborhood. Good neighbors come together to clean up their city, help the old people and share with the poor.
To say “number 1” in a group, we use the superlative: Kigali is the cleanest city in Africa. Mr. Ngabo is the oldest man.
💡 « neighbor » = « voisin » · the cleanest = « la plus propre » · the oldest = « le plus âgé »
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