Презентация, доклад по английскому языку к УМК Английский в фокусе для 10 класса общеобразовательных школ на тему Чистый воздух в доме

воздух в доме». Green pages. Extra material for teachers. «Clean air at home».
Цель проекта:
подобрать дополнительный материал в помощь учителю к YMK Spotlight 10 по теме «Экология», разработать систему упражнений, направленных на усвоение материала (информации и словаря).
Задачи проекта:
Научиться адаптировать текст с учётом возраста учащихся.
Научиться создавать упражнения для работы с текстом:
Упражнения на усвоение основного содержания
Упражнения на понимание деталей
Упражнения на расширение словарного запаса
(с целью перевода пассивной лексики в активную).
Автор: Каневцева Елена Учитель:Карпова Елена Анатольевна

размере 1 страницы по теме «Чистый воздух в доме".
2)Разработала задания на усвоение активной и пассивной лексики:
Задания на соединения частей слов
На расстановку слов в правильном порядке
На соединение слов с их переводом
На поиск слов в кроссворде
На расстановку слов в соответствии с контекстом
Потом я приступила к составлению списка использованных слов – глоссария. Также я составила список использованной литературы и различных источников, которые были использованы мной для данного проекта.

every day - and we are not talking about outdoor air. The indoor air quality in your home may be affecting your health and the health of your family members..
There are potential sources of air pollution in just about every room of your house, but don’t despair. The good news is that there are easy, and affordable, solutions for most of them.
What could be polluting the air in your home? The pollutants that lurk outdoors can be found indoors as well, where they can and do join forces with other irritants. Those can include fumes from combustion devices and gas-fired appliances, not to mention allergens such as pet dander, house dust mites, and mold.
Bad air can trigger coughing, chest tightness, sore throat, watery or itchy eyes, shortness of breath, and even a full-blown asthma attack. If you live in a home with chronically poor air quality, you can experience frequent headaches, long lasting colds, and bronchitis as well as chronic asthma.

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Step 1: Increase ventilation in your house. We tend to keep our windows tightly shut in the winter, but flinging open a window is not the answer. Outdoor air contains by-products of gas emissions from cars and trucks, industrial pollution, as well as dirt and mold.
Best solution? Use trickle ventilation, which is a 10-inch high screen with extra filters. It adjusts to most windows and allows fresh air in, helps escort indoor pollutants out.

Step 2: Turn on the AC. Use an air conditioner in the summer. Many pollutants are water-soluble, and as air conditioners remove water from the atmosphere, they remove these pollutants. Air conditioners also remove pollen and particulate matter.

Step 3: Install a HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) filter. You can make the air conditioner even more effective with a disposable HEPA filter.

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day -- and we are not talking about outdoor air. The indoor air quality in your home may be affecting your health and the health of your family members..
There are potential sources of air pollution in just about every room of your house, but don’t despair. The good news is that there are easy, and affordable, solutions for most of them.
What could be polluting the air in your home? The pollutants that lurk outdoors can be found indoors as well, where they can and do join forces with other irritants. Those can include fumes from combustion devices and gas-fired appliances, not to mention allergens such as pet dander, house dust mites, and mold.
Bad air can trigger coughing, chest tightness, sore throat, watery or itchy eyes, shortness of breath, and even a full-blown asthma attack. If you live in a home with chronically poor air quality, you can experience frequent headaches, long lasting colds, and bronchitis as well as chronic asthma.

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