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"Sustainable transportation" means transportation that produces few, if any, air pollution
emissions. Examples include public transport, car sharing, walking and cycling.
Bike
Tram Raft
Submarine
Train Globe
Plane
bicycle Car
BASIC VOCABULARY
Nouns.- bus, lorry, car bike, train, motorbike, taxi, cart, transatlantic, sailing
ship, raft, submarine, yacht, plane, helicopter, globe, boat, streetcar,.
Verbs.- Driving, park, speed up, brake, land, take off, board.
Adjectives.- Beautiful, ugly, clean, small, medium, comfortable,
uncomfortable, new, old, fast, slow, wide, narrow, large, sustainable, dirty.
• How do different forms of transportation affect us and the world around us?
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
Warming – Up
1. Do you think there is a relationship between the way you move in the city (bus, car, bike, on
foot…) and pollution?
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6. Which of the following uses more space in the street? Pedestrian, car, motorbike, bike…
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
PARTS OF A BICYCLE
http://www.manythings.org/vocabulary/games/e/words.php?f=bicycle_parts
http://visual.merriam-webster.com/transport-machinery/road-transport/bicycle/parts-bicycle.php
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
Complete the gaps with the different parts of the bicycle; then you can
draw your own bike!
brake lever - the hand lever used to activate the pedal - where your feet go to power the
brakes. bicycle.
chain - it transfers the energy from the motion of rear brake - it stops the rear wheel.
the pedals to the back wheel. rear reflector - a safety device in the back of
chain wheel - the large wheel on which the the bike that lets cars see you at night.
chain is held, near the pedals. rim - the support of the wheel.
down tube - the tube that attaches the. saddle - the seat.
front brake - it stops the front wheel. seat tube - the tube that supports the seat post.
front fork - it attached the front wheel to the seat post - it supports the seat.
bicycle. shift levers - the levers on the handlebars used
front reflector - a safety device in the front of to shift gears.
the bike that lets cars see you at night. spokes - the thin, metal wires that attach the
handlebar stem - this supports the handlebar. rim to the wheel hub.
handlebars - where you hold onto the bicycle to tire - the inflated, rubber part of the wheel.
steer it. top tube - the tube that attaches the handlebar
hub - the central part of a wheel. stem to the seat post.
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
Read the following instructions for riding your bikes and then answer
the questions.
Your Route
It's always best not to go out alone, but if you do, always tell someone the area/route you plan to ride and when to expect
you back.
Hydration
Water bottles may be preferred by roadies, but you don't have the same opportunities to refill when on the trail. Hydration
packs are not only preferred for long trail rides, they can be a medical necessity to keep well hydrated. And if you're
carrying the backpack, energy bars or other sources of packaged energy may also be important.
Extra Tubes
Carry an extra tube and patch kit. The patch kit will fix a small hole, but it's good to have an entire tube for a big hole.
Face/Skin Protection
Carry insect repellent and sunscreen. Wear eye protection, even if you don't wear prescription glasses. You will need
protection from sticks, branches, insects, and flying stones.
Clothing
Carry a long sleeve T-shirt in case the weather turns bad. These shirts are lightweight, compressible and can fit in small
packs. Remember, you're riding in the mountains a lot of times and weather can change quickly in those settings.
Trail Etiquette
• Always respect private property owner's rights.
• Bikers yield to all other trail users.
• Do not ride trails posted as "no biking".
• Do not ride during extremely wet conditions so that environmental impacts are minimized.
• Know the rules when riding on public lands such as state parks or hunting lands.
• Never leave garbage/rubbish on the trails!
1. Why is it a good idea to take a hydration pack with you on a trail route?
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
1. Always wear a properly fitted bicycle helmet to protect your head – every time you ride.
2. Use a bicycle that is the appropriate size for you, not one that is too big.
3. Before you ride make sure you don’t have any loose clothing, drawstrings, or shoelaces; they
can get caught in your chain and make you fall.
4. Have an adult check the air in your tires and that your brakes are working before you ride.
5. Wear bright clothes so others can see you at all times of the day.
6. Stay alert at all times; never listen to music when riding. Pay attention and watch for cars,
people, and other bicyclists around you.
7. Don’t bicycle at night. If you must ride, make sure your bike has reflectors and lights and wear
retro-reflective materials on your ankles, wrists, back and helmet.
8. Before you enter any street or intersection check for traffic by looking left-right-left to make
sure no cars or trucks are there.
1. When riding in the road, always ride on the right hand side (same direction as traffic).
2. Obey traffic laws, including all the traffic signs and signals.
4. When riding on a sidewalk -- show respect for the people walking on the sidewalk. Ring
your bell to let them know you are coming and always pass them on the left.
5. Look for debris on your route that could cause you to fall off your bicycle, like trash,
stones, toys.
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
Look at the chart of different modes of transport in the UK between 1952
and 2007.
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
Answer the following questions about the chart.
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
THEMES:
• Bike Safety
• Using our bicycles in Lebrija
• Bicycles as sustainable transportation
RULES:
• Horizontal Layout
• You can use crayon, pen and ink, paint or colored marking pens
• Be Original – do not use copyrighted material
• All posters must have the student artist’s name at the back
• Use a slogan or message in your poster
JUDGING CRITERIA:
• Clear message conveyed by the slogan and artwork;
• The poster theme mentioned above is addressed;
• Creativity, originality and artistic quality;
• Visual clarity - easily read;
• Bright and colorful.
DEADLINE:
• May 14th
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Luciano Sánchez Rodríguez
IES El Fontanal – Class 2B
Moving Around in Lebrija: A Blog Entry
Create a new post (120 – 150 words) in our blog; tell the rest of the class how
you usually move around in Lebrija, what modes of transportation you use and
why. Also explain if you can change some of these to make transportation
more sustainable in your town. You can also upload a picture or a video to
support your presentation. Be ready to share it with your partners in class.
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