Oxford Discover Student Book 2
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CONTENTS
Amazing Animals
Informational Text (Nonfiction) Reading Strategy
Compare and Contrast
Leo and Lily's Adventure
Story (Fiction)
Reading Strategy
Compare and Contrast
Reading text words skin, mammals, eggs, amphibians, scales, gills, feathers, wings, fur
Listening text words head, eye, ear, mouth, leg, body Word Study Compound Words
Reading text words worm, berries, hunt, escape, creep, fight, peck, pinecone, squawk
Listening text words strong, gentle, patient, smart, calm, fierce
Subject and Object Pronouns
Fish have gills.
They have gills.
Gills help them breathe.
Adverbs of Frequency
Lily always escapes.
Lily is usually very nervous.
Leo sometimes tries to catch Lily.
LtJ BIG QUESTION 2 How do things change? Physical Science
What Is Our World Made Of?
Informational Text (Nonfiction) Reading Strategy
Cause and Effect
Let's Make Ice Cream!
Play (Fiction)
Reading Strategy
Cause and Effect
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BIG QUESTI
Reading text words flow, solid, liquid, gas, heat, steam, ice, freeze, melt
Listening text words ice pop, balloon, kettle, popcorn, icicle, candle
Word Study Nouns and Verbs
Reading text words cream, sugar, salt, pour, plastic bags, mixture, open, closed, freezer
Listening text words coffee, tea, salad, fruit, vegetables, pasta
Simple Past of Verb To Be
It was a liquid. Now it's a gas. They were hard. Now they're soft.
Simple Past of Verb To Be
Was the freezer door open? Yes, it was.
Were the students happy? No, they weren’t.
How are things different now from long ago?
Then and Now
Informational Text (Nonfiction)
Reading Strategy
Main Idea and Details
Reading text words travel, communication, airplane, news, letter, text message, e-mail, radio, Internet
Listening text words boat, bus, motorcycle, cable car, truck, horse
Word Study Words in Alphabetical Order
Reading text words arrive, ask, check, enter, poor, crowded, clerk, visit, sick
Listening text words couch, chair, lamp, clock, bathtub, sink
When do we use subtraction?
Simple Past Regular Verbs
People listened to the news on the radio. They didn't watch the news on TV.
Simple Past Regular Verbs
Did they travel by ship?
Yes, they did.
Did they arrive in two days? No, they didn't.
Simple Past irregular Verbs
Alma bought five cookies. She didn't buy four. Olivia gave her sister twenty stickers.
She didn't give her twenty-six.
