Mobile phone use
You start with a class survey or a survey among some classmates about the following questions.
How many of you had a mobile phone when they were in between seven and ten years old? How many per cent is that?
How many of you talked more than 45 minutes on the phone when they were in between seven and ten years old?
How many per cent is that?
How many of you preferred to text rather than chat to stay in touch?
How many per cent is that?
Read the following text.
How does your class (or do your classmates) compare to this article?
How many of us have mobiles?
25% of children aged between seven and ten have their own mobile phone.
Research says 10% of children talk on their mobiles for more than 45 minutes every day. Over half of children with mobiles prefer to text rather than chat to stay in touch.
Bron: CBBC Newsround
Now match the words to their definitions.
Write!
Now write a similar article about yourself or your class(mates) survey using the words above.