A In your copy, go investigate. 1. What is augmented reality? 2. What is the aim of Pokémon Go? 3. Where can you play Pokémon Go? 4. What does the poké ball do? 5. Name one good thing and one bad thing about Pokémon Go.


B In your copy, give your opinion. 1. Why is Pokémon Go becoming a worldwide craze? 2. What do you think a Pokédex is? 3. What kind of skills could this game teach you? 4. Do the risks of Pokémon Go outweigh the positives? Why/Why not? 5. How could you include your family in the game to make it more sociable?


C Vocabulary


The words in the table are all words to do with Pokémon. In pairs, discuss the words and look up the ones you do not know the meaning of. Explain how Pokémon Go works by using these words. Your explanation doesn’t have to be correct, you can be the Word Master (in charge of what the words represent and what the rules are).


capture battle


champion global


journey virus


health trade disadvantage D True or False? True False


Another name for Pokémon is pocket aliens. There are 50 Pokémon to catch. Pokémon Go is an outdoor adventure game. You cannot join other teams or battle other trainers. Pokémon Go does not use much of your device’s battery. The Pokémon Go app uses GPS tracking. Poké balls are stored in your school bag.


21 badge experience confused


triple link advantage


combat


event ball


ability level


Unit 4 | Report 2


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