06.05.2013+3bb


 * Lesson 93 **
 * Subject: Świat przyrody - ćwiczenia. **


 * Today it is cloudy. **
 * It (day) is sunny. **
 * climate - klimat **
 * Is the climate changing in your country? **
 * I think it is. There is more extreme weather than in the past. There is more rain leading to floods. There are more violent storms and more tornados making a lot of damage. **
 * Do you believe in weather forecasts? **
 * Yes, I do. You can only trust (short-term) forecasts for the next day. Long-term forecasts are usually unreliable/false. **
 * What is your favourite season of the year? **
 * My favourite season of the year is summer because it is hot and sunny and I have my birthday then. **
 * What's the temperature today? **
 * Today it is mild (around 17 degrees) **


 * freezing (-10)- cold (0) - cool (+5-10)- mild (+15) -warm (+20) - hot (+25 - 30)- boiling (+35) **

Animal Groups Animals are divided into many groups. Some groups of animals include: Insects are small animals that have six legs and three body parts. Many insects can fly; flying insects have one or two pairs of wings. Some flying insects include butterflies, moths, dragonflies, flies, and mosquitoes. Some non-flying insects include fleas, and lice. Fish are swimming animals that have scales and fins. Fish breathe oxygen that is dissolved in the water using gills. Amphibians are animals that begin their life in the water, breathing with gills. As they grow, they breathe air using lungs, and many move to the land. Some amphibians include frogs, toads, salamanders. Reptiles are cold-blooded animals with scales. They lay eggs and breed on land. Some reptiles are: the dinosaurs, lizards, crocodiles and snakes. Birds are animals that have feathers, wings, a beak and claws. Birds lay eggs. Most birds can fly, but some cannot. The biggest bird (and the fastest-running bird) is the ostrich, a flightless bird. The smallest bird is a type of hummingbird that is only as big as a moth. Mammals are warm-blooded animals that drink mother's milk and have hair. Most mammals give birth to live young, but a few primitive mammals (like the platypus) lay eggs. Some examples of mammals are whales, bats, cats, dogs, horses, and people.
 * 1. leaves **
 * 2. bush **
 * 3. houseplant **
 * 4. meadow - łąka **
 * 5. tree **
 * 6. grass - trawa **
 * 7. flower **
 * Word Bank **:
 * insects, (owady)
 * fish, (ryby)
 * amphibians, (płazy)
 * reptiles, (gady)
 * birds, (ptaki)
 * mammals. (ssaki)
 * flying insects ** - owady latające
 * pair ** - para
 * wing ** - skrzydło
 * butterfly ** - motyl
 * moth ** - ćma
 * dragonfly ** - ważka
 * fly ** - mucha
 * mosquito ** - komar
 * scales ** - łuski
 * fin ** - płetwa
 * breathe ** - oddychać
 * oxygen ** - tlen
 * dissolved ** - rozpuszczony
 * gills ** - skrzela
 * lung ** - płuco
 * frog ** - żaba
 * toad ** - ropucha
 * salamander ** - salamandra
 * cold-blooded ** - zmiennocieplne
 * lay eggs ** - składać jaja
 * breed ** - rozmnażać się
 * land ** - ląd
 * lizard ** - jaszczurka
 * feathers ** - pióra, upierzenie
 * beak ** - dziób
 * claw ** - pazur
 * ostrich ** - struś
 * flightless bird ** - ptak nielot
 * hummingbird ** - koliber
 * mammal ** - ssak
 * warm-blooded ** - stałocieplne
 * give birth ** - rodzić
 * platypus ** - dziobak
 * whale ** - wieloryb
 * bat ** - nietoperz