English Year 3 (Textbook) Being Healthy

Part 1 What should we eat more???

   Let’s start to keep our body healthy first with practicing FOOD PYRAMID or 
   MY PLATE!!!

 

You may have a favourite food, but the best choice is to eat a variety. If you eat different foods, you're more likely to get the nutrients your body needs.

ASK: How do you stay HEALTHY??

                             

         You eat less on sweet and oily food
           You eat moderate on protein food (meat, milk, fish).
           You eat more on vegetables and fruits.
           You eat most on cereals (breads, noodles, rice)

Part 2 (Let’s Talk)

‘Would you…’  ‘I would like…please’

-‘Would you’ is used when asking a question to someone.

-‘I (pronoun)’ will start in a sentence and ‘please’ comes at the end.

Activity: Now ask your friend (work in pair) and your sentences must start with ‘Would     You’ and your friend will answer ‘I would like…please’

               Would you like some bread?

               I would like some bread, please.                        

               Would you like some chicken?

               I would like some chicken, please.

               Would you like a curry puff?

               I would like a curry puff, please.

               Would you like a sandwich and an egg?

               I would like a sandwich and an egg, please?

            

        Part 3 (Let’s Read)          

‘You are what you eat’

If you want to be fit and healthy you need to eat good food.

IF NOT

You will turn to be like this!!!

So, how to stay healthy???

   Now write about what you do to stay healthy. Good Luck  ^ ^

Part 3 (Let’s learn)

        A)    Comma (,)

We use it to separate items in a list or series or divide parts of a sentence to make the meaning clearer.

     Examples: I like to eat prawns, fish, and crabs.         

                       Carrots, turnips, and radishes are nice to eat.

       B)    Singular nouns and Plural nouns

We use a singular noun to show a person, place or thing. We use the plural noun to show more than one person, place or thing. We make plural nouns by adding –s or – es.

Examples: Would you like a sandwich?

                      I would like some eggs, please.

                     We also get food from plants and trees. Cucumbers and tomatoes come from 
                      plants.

Part 4 (Let's have a break)

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              RUJUKAN

 Lim Eng Seong, Manjindarjit Kaur,Zubaidah Binti Awang. (2012). English Year 3 SK              (Textbook). Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia.