Set the Scene:
Let’s start with some engaging questions to connect your everyday life to the subject of Air Force One. Have you ever wondered what it’s like to travel on a highly secure and technologically advanced plane? Have you seen any movies or documentaries about Air Force One? How do you think the President of the United States travels? What kind of security measures do you think are in place to protect the President during travel?
Featured Image Analysis & Prediction:
Look at the featured image of Air Force One. What do you see in the image? What do you think this activity will be about based on this image? Describe the design and features of the plane that you can see in the image.
Introduction:
Read the introduction to the activity about Air Force One. Take note of the key points and features of the plane that are mentioned.
Video Engagement:
Watch the video about Air Force One at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EgGX6a4OK0. Pause the video at the following points:
- Pause the video when it mentions the history of Air Force One. What did you learn about the origins of the presidential plane? How has it evolved over time?
- Pause the video when it talks about the features and capabilities of Air Force One. What are some of the key features that you find interesting or surprising? How do these features contribute to the plane’s security and functionality?
- Pause the video when it discusses the historical significance of Air Force One. What are some of the significant events that the plane has been a part of? How has Air Force One played a role in shaping American history?
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Vocabulary Practice:
Review the key vocabulary related to Air Force One, including terms such as “flying fortress,” “mobile Oval Office,” “Boeing 747-200B,” “bulletproof windows,” and “secure communication suite.” Take the vocabulary quiz to test your understanding of these terms.
Grammar Focus:
Focus on the use of the present perfect tense to describe ongoing situations and past actions with present relevance. Read the examples from the text, such as “The current aircraft has served through six presidents” and “Air Force One has been a part of significant historical events.” Take the grammar quiz to practice using the present perfect tense in context.