Green Materials.

Some builders have been reusing old materials just as they are but in new, creative ways.

Some builders have been reusing old materials just as they are but in new, creative ways.

Green Materials.

For example, in Anthony, New Mexico, volunteers built a women’s Cultural Center using old tires packed with dirt.

For example, in Anthony, New Mexico, volunteers built a women’s Cultural Center using old tires packed with dirt.

The Future Looks Green Indeed

Currently, only a small number of buildings have green features. But many cities have begun encouraging builders

Currently, only a small number of buildings have green features. But many cities have begun encouraging builders

The Future Looks Green Indeed

to use green technologies and materials, so the number of green buildings is on the rise.

to use green technologies and materials, so the number of green buildings is on the rise.

The Future Looks Green Indeed

Slowly but surely, the buildings where we study, sleep, and work are becoming healthier and greener.

Slowly but surely, the buildings where we study, sleep, and work are becoming healthier and greener.

Comprehension QuestionComprehension Question

What other ideas can be used for green buildings? (p224)

Each idea earns two points for your team!

What other ideas can be used for green buildings? (p224)

Each idea earns two points for your team!

Vocabulary

Pack: To fill up with items.

Volunteers built a Women’s Cultural

Center using old tires packed with dirt. (p224)

There are many kinds of “pack” or “packed”. Which is

the correct one for us?

Vocabulary

Dirt: Earth or Soil.Volunteers built a Women’s Cultural Center using old tires packed with

dirt. (p224)

Vocabulary

Indeed: Without a doubt.

The Future Looks Green Indeed

(Sub Heading) (p224)

Vocabulary

Currently: At the moment, now.

Currently only a small number of buildings have green features.

(p224)

Vocabulary

On the rise: Increasing.

The number of green buildings is on the

rise.(p224)

Review Quiz Lesson’sOne to Five

Lesson One

Lesson Two

Lesson Three

Lesson Four

Lesson Five

2 2 2 2 2

3 3 3 3 3

5 5 5 5 5

6 6 6 6 6

What was the title of the lesson on page 220 called?

(2pts)

What is the goal of sustainable development?

(3pts)

The goal of sustainable development is to

balance the needs of people with the

protection of nature.

What are they? (6pts)

These environmentally friendly schools, homes,

and offices are designed to save energy and water, and make use of materials that

do not damage the environment.

We want to study something in detail. We

need to ? (5pts)

In which city of America will you find Oberlin College?

(2pts)

Solar cells convert sunlight into electricity. Where does the sunlight come from? (3pts)

What does the word “Entire” mean? (2pts)

Match the sentence with the subject! (3pts)

There are two things on the roof of Calhoun School in

New York.What are they? (5pts)

A new library in California collects its rainfall in a ? (6pts)

What is Bamboo? (2pts)

Bamboo is a kind of grass

Name these three materials that can be used in Green

buildings. (3pts)

What percentage of cut wood is being used in

buildings? (5pts)

In Lesson 4, I showed you four objects. Which one was not recyclable? (6pts)

What were two ideas for “Green

Buildings” suggested by

our class today?

(2pts)

What did builders use in New Mexico to build the Woman’s

center? (3pts)

What is on the rise? (5pts)

Which is one of the most famous

Environmental group in the world? (6pts)

A B C D E

Double BOMB!!