Soa ent: DICTIONARY for young learnersTHE EXPRESS PICTURE DICTIONARY r learners Elizabeth Gray An Express PublishingPublished by Express Publishing Liberty House, New Greenham Park, Newbury. Berkshire RGI9 GHW Tels (0044) 1635 817 363 Fax: (0044) 1635 817 463, e-mail, inquiries expresspublishing. co.uk hip. //www.expresspublishing co.uk © Flizabeth Sray, 2007 Dasign ond iustration © Express Publishing, 2901 Colour illustrations: Terry Wilson, Chis, Pan Music Compositions and Arrangement by Ted and Taz All rignts reserved. Ne port of this oublication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, 0° transmitted in ony form, or by ony rmeans, electronic. photocopying or oterwite, without the prior written permission of the publishers ished 200° ISBN 1-84216-609-3 Author's Acknowledgements We would like to thonk all the staff ct Exoress Publishing who have contributed their skis fo providing: this book Thorks are due in particuar to: Anne Elis Editor in Chief), Catherine Smith and Debbie Wison cenlor eaitors), Richard White Genior production controller), the Express design team and Dand Smith, Kmoery Baker are Erle Taylor for helt support ond patience, We would ake Ike to thank those institutions ond teachers who picted the “anuscript, and whose comments ond feedback were invaluable In the production of the book Phonetic transcription in the Word List |g based on the COLLINS COAUILD ENGLISH DICTIONARY, while every effor| has been made to trace ail the copytight holders, if ony have been inadvertently over: looked the publishers wil be pleased to make the necessary arrangements at the first opportunityHaga aa Contents The Alphabet... et Numbers Colours Describing People. The Body Clothes | Clothes I Ben and Vicky's Family ‘On the Oulside In the Inside I In the Inside I In the Garden. At the Supermarket In the Kitchen A Party Whet's the time? 0. ea Doys and Dates. The Year My School Ben’s Classroom. In the Computer Room tr Jobs... the Music Room... Indoor Hobbies At the Park. Al the Sports Centre At the Stacium. Outdoor Activities 12 4 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32. 34 38 & 48 50 52 5A 58 60oe WORD LIST: Pets On the FOAM. snne sos At the Zoo. niin Marine World... The Weather ...cenennnnmnnen ThE BATH wenssnns The Londscape. The Solar SysteM..un Transport... ‘On the Road... Main Street... ai In @ Shopping Centre... At the Clinic Opposites: Al the Playground. In the Maze A Summer Camp. . ern A School Fair.. AL the Beach eons Leisure Time Home Entertainment... Fairy Toles... a 62 64 66 70 12 14 76 78 86Richa tae ae 2” —! & 2 SEG Se DQ o o 5 | <| 2 < ® c )The FA t Song sh id ne ry J SS mal ; é - U_ for umbrella % and ¢ Vo for van ae NY Cc for cat S and D. for doll 2 E for egg «& We for watch - a and and F for frog & © for onion Xin box } . and P for pen | for igloo Listen and repeat. Ab,C.d etters €S5. Now, read the words Look at the words in The Alphabet Song. Which ones begin with a vowel/consonant? AB,C capital letters abc small letters Game. Work in two teams. Spell the words ‘your teacher reads.You get 1 point for each G,e,,0,U vowel correct word you spell. The first team to get 5 ib,c,d,f,9, etc. consonants points wins. apple,ball words eg. T: man Team AS1: M-A-N T: Well done! 1 point for Team A. Sing the song!one two three four five six seven eight nine ten 4 2 3 d § 6 7 8 9 410 ORDINALS CARDINALS eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty SSEISHBGRE third Syesageew twenty-one thirty forty fifty sixty seventy eighty ninety a hundred§i¢ 10 Little Kangaroos yf 1 Little, 2 little, 3 little kangaroos, 4 little, 5 little, 6 little kangaroos, 7 little, 8 little, 9 little orga cos 10 little kangaroos. 1,3, 5,7, ete odd numbers 4> Game. Your teacher starts a counting chain from 4-100 round the class. If you forget the next BG. 8, SiG Bveb FURIDEE number, you ‘re out of the game. The last one in plus is the winner. roinus Game. Work in two teams. Spell the times ‘” cardinaVordinal numbers your teacher reads. You dRided by gal ptr foreach corset suber you spa equals Foam AS: N-f-N-E T: Very good! 1 point for Team A. Sing the song! thirteen er iS Lola alia) Lint} > pea Se eleventh ie aS _ Pere2 yellow 3 light blue gs 7 orange 9 white Om ea be | ° ‘ 6 purple 8 brown 10 black ° . . 10" grey AS 1%? Listen and repeat. 2 5. Now, read the words, we 3 Colour the van purple, the umbrella pink, the train yellow and the doll orange. 4 de> Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two minutes then close your books. Do you remember the colour of: ‘the box? the lamb? the hat? the train? the kite? _the apples? ‘the cat? the boat ‘the frog? the doll? ‘the ball? the van? You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 7 points wins. eg. T: What colour is the box? Team A 81: Pink T: Correct! 1 point for Team A. 5 iy Sing the song! Hy The Rainbow Song fh Blue and orange and pink and green. Yellow and purple and red. | can see a rainbow, See a rainbow, __ Up above my head.THE FACE 1 f \| forehead 2 Z cheek 3 chin ear eye nose us nostril " YN moustache iy My face fh Touch my face, = Touch my nose, mouth 12, “s—dimple Touch my eyes, And eyebrows. i Touch my ears, freckles 3 W wrinkles Touch my chin. Now you know, What | mean! = beard 14 7 Le jaw4 aie) eyebrow——~\y, 16 eyelid: 7 eyelashes 18 pupil 19 lips 20 teeth 21 tongue Listen and repeat. Now, read the words. 3 © Game. Stand up. Touch the different parts of your face your teacher says. If you touch the wrong part of your face, you must sit down. The last student left standing up is the winner. e.g. T: Touch your chin. (The student touches his nose.) T: Sorry, Sam, that’s not your chin. That's your nose. Sit down, please. etc 4 Uy Sing the song! 23 2 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 9 black & blonate) o& 9 brown \ fair s 9 ginger i. & / grey 29 bas LA long short straight wavy curly fringe p~erDIa 13i gees 18 knuckle / 16 thumb 19. fingernail 20 palm iy Head, Shoulders, ff Knees and Toes Head, shoulders, knees and toes, Knees and-toes. Head, shoulders, knees and toes, Knees and toes. And eyes and ears and mouth And nose. Head, shoulders, knees and toes, Knees and toes.21 neck 22 shoulder ¢ Lisi 7 B| | 2\= Now, read the words. Close your books. Can you say the parts of the body/hand/leg? F* 4 4» Game. Stand up. Touch the different Z parts of your body your teacher says. If you touch the wrong part, you must sit 5 iy Sing down. The last student left standing up the winner.1 = belt 2 % blouse Q pair of boots xB 3 i) | > dress le @ earrings dressing gown nN a pair of high-heeled 8 > glasses shoes ; 9 @ handoag 2 an j nos 10 _—s hat 3 % necklace Gos16 Sip @ pair of shoes 7 BB skirt 18 suit 20 a pair of trousers Pues as Listen and repeat. Game. Your teacher starts a chain round the class. Repeat Now, read the words. the last word and add a new one. If you break the chain, Look at the picture. Which are you're out of the game. The accessories? Women’s last one in is the winner. clothes? Men's clothes? Which e.g. T: In the room, there's a clothes can both men and dress. women wear? 1: In the room, there's a dress and a shirt. Two things from the list are 82: In the room, there's a not in the picture. Can you find shirt and... etc them?iid it we swimming trunks n cardigan o VA 29S QS Q pair of dungarees B gloves a pair of jeans o jumper ~ leggings 1 py raincoat nightie " oy scart @ pyjamas 2 j if a pair of shorts cy a oListen and repeat. Now, read the words. Look at the picture. What are Ben and Vicky wearing today? What are you wearing today? Game. Work in two teams. The teacher writes the name of a student on a piece of paper. Each team takes turns to ask about what that student is wearing. If your team finds who it a pair of socks sweatshirt tracksuit a pair of trainers T-shirt vest a pair of wellingtons is, you get 1 point. The first team to get 5 points wins. eg. T: (John) Team A 81: Is he/she wearing jeans? T: Yes. Team B S1: Is he/she wearing a jacket? T: No. Team A $2: Is he/she wearing a T-shirt? T: Yes, Team B S2: Is it John? T: Yes. Excellent! 1 point for Team B. 19ea@ (Gen and Vickys Family 26 young adult 24 child 2 22 Day 73 toddler oe §Ben's & 1 mA 9 parents a dad At 14 & grandson bi - in 9 ™“ 5 sister ( ~A uncle x unt aor" 27 adult = 28 _ middle-aged person 29 senior citizen (3) a, son grandparents grandpa grandma grandchildren 9 *Ge 2 Jenny's 16 fA brother Listen and repeat. 2 > Now, read the words. 3 OL Look at the picture. Who are the people in the family tree? e.g. Mary Simpson is John's mother. Game. Your teacher says names from the family tree. Take it in turns to say how these people are related to Ben ang Vicky. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The student with the most points is the winner. eg. T: Helen Si: She's Ben and Vicky's aunt. T: Good! 1 point for... 4 5 What about your family? What are their names? $9TYPES OF HOMES 5 ay 20 houseboat 21 castle (On the Outsid 1 aerial —=4 window 4 re vi 7 wall ae 1 27 lighthouse 29 villa 30 detached house § 6) - 28 cottage 4 x1 #) Listen and repeat. 2 5 Now, read the words. 3 2 What things has your ¥° house got on the outside? 4 de Memory game. Work in two * teams. Look at the picture for two minutes, then close things can you remember? The team that can remember the most wins. eg. T: OK, TeamA, what things can you remember? Team A S1: A patio, anda wall. T: Good. 2 points for Team A. { 11 greenhouse 33 block of flats \ Bee] dst floor ground floor jasement 32 terraced houses 31 semi-detached houses your books. How many 34 skyscraper 23door ; & a 2H tole 3D chai 4 Fre clock 6 a 7 AA sink 8 A ironing board 9 B® ion 0 Bb kettle —_ 1 ma toaster 12 # microwave cooker/oven 14 (I | treezer/fridge Jil roowt n the Inside I dishwasher washing machine Ee vacuum cleaner 18 Hl television/TV 19 WB video recorder 20 GHEE) video cassette 21 SEP CD player © 2 Geo 23 ] lamp 24 >> telephone 25 Ove 26 B photograph27 [=] picture 28 & armchoir BBB sofa 3H [ curtain 2 Qy tug | THE LIVING ROOM ee Activities =" 1p Listen and repeat. 2 Se Now, read the words. 3 Q Look at the picture. Can you find 3 things in the kitchen beginning with o? t? v? 4 de Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture «for two minutes, then close your books. How many things can you remember? The team that can remember the most wins. eg. T: OK, Team A, what things can you remember? Team A 81: A table, a chair and a clock. T: Excellent. 3 points for Team A. 33 — coffee table 34 |B] fireplace 25In the Inside I THE BEDI ve So 1 Sa °° 2 bedside table 3 ...... 4 Ei bookcase 5 ny desk 6 TS drawer 7 z chair | | shower i 8 carpet ey plug 18 ashbasin | ‘ett 9 HP viorkct » wi Bt Gly zed oP int f toilet 10 <_f duvet 16 x ole towel | sheets 7 EK top aero soap 2 | pillow 18 DO mirror ; oe a bottle 13 Ait bath 19 <2 bathmat of shampooTHE BATHROOM 6 €é sponge 1 4p Listen and repeat. % ee moorsn 2 (5 Now, read the words 3 Q, Look at the picture. What can you see in the bedroom/bathroom? 27 a tube of Wa, fosthmoste 4 Q\ Look at the picture again. Can you find 4 things in the bedroom beginning with b and 4 things in the bathroom beginning with t? 5 4> Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the 28 brush picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many things can you remember? The team mn that can remember the most wins. 29 gum" comb e.g. T: OK, Team A, what things can you remember? Team A S1: A bed, a desk and a pillow. T: Good! 3 points for Team A. 30 floor SYENA 7 8 plant pot %, Listen and repeat. 2 > Now, read the words. 3 ©. Look at the picture. Can you find a buttertly, a ™ hosepipe, a ladder, a tree house and a bird? = paddling pool 4d Memory game. Work in two teams, Look at the picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many things can you remember? The team that car 9 tree house remember the most wins. eg. T: OK, Team A, what things can you remember? Team A S1: A ladder and a frog. T: Good! 2 points for Team A. 7 10 \QBBD watering can | a goa \5 iy _ Sing the song! 28 - \ =a = ]~ and snails St Bees and bats and snails, All have got no tails. But foxes, worms and moles, Live in nice warm holes! (2) TREES - 1 leaf 12 = TForonch 13 f tree trunk PLANTS ‘ 16 A nettle = V7 rose ANIMALS 8 Hh vee 19 Wygh bot 20 vd butterfly 21 Sg coterpillar 22 =aRee Centipede 23 Pp. fox 24 By frog 25 2 hedgehog 26 we mole 27 ~~ W bird 28 ‘@ snail 29 QBevorm 29apple banana cherries coconut grapefruit S grapes lemon 8 orange 6 aubergine 23 a cucumber broccoli 24 g lettuce peach pear cabbage 25 mushroom pineapple } a 6 g 1 O--6@ e ium 9 3S carrot 26 @ +8 a strowoenty 20 ¢y cauliflower 27 @ pepper | o A & = F © onion celery 28 potato tangerine watermelon 22 courgette 29 tomatocheese cream eggs margarine milk yoghurt Listen and repeat. emia 2 © Now, read the words. 3 Q_ Look at the picture, What fruitvegetabies! 38 salmon dairy products can you see? 4 3 What is your favourite food? What food don’t 39 cod ¥ you like? 5 Je Game. Your teacher says a type of food and you give an example of that food. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 10 points wins. eg. T: Vegetable. Team A $1: Cucumber. T: Good! 1 point for Team A. 6 ty ing the song! 40 fos chicken fi One potato, two potatoes i a BT ome One potato, two potatoes, three potatoes, four. Five potatoes, six potatoes, seven potatoes, more! AOBJECTS 32 1 BO Ohi (eee, bottle jug glass cup mug jar teapot plate saucer bowl frying pan saucepan fork knife spoon tray tablecloth n the Kitchen 18 napkin 19 ” straw flour sugar olive oil 24 4 vinegar 25 aha spices COOKING WORDS salt and pepper Lilt einen bake boil fry MEALS stir « N 33: g breakfast slice = ~ \ chop 34 as lunch a, pour 35. - dinner =resinies i Listen and repeat. | 2 S Now, read the words. | 3 42> Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two ‘minutes, then close your books. The teacher is going to tell you what the people are doing. Is it true or false? You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get points wins. eg. T: Ben is baking a cake. Team A S1: False. Ben is pouring himself a glass of water. T: Excellent! 1 point for Team A. 331 ha barbecue # & baked potato 3 2 burger 4 sy salad 5 Sas pasta 6 & roast chicken PARTY SNACKS 7 2 sandwich 8 a= pizza chips popcorn crisps peanuts birthday cake jelly sweets biscuits Wiappy Birthday! fh Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday dear Vicky, DRINKS20 21 22 23 Activities 1 #) Listen and repeat. | 25> Now, read the words. | 3 @_ Look at the picture. What's on the barbecue and the two lemonade | “ ©. iabies? What's the dog eating? " | 4 Jj» Game. Your teacher starts a chain round the class. Each milkshake «Student adds a word. If you forget what the others before you said, you're out. The last one in is the winner. | e.g. T: At my party we ate pizza. tea St: At my party we ate pizza and burgers. S2: At my party we ate pizza, burgers and .. etc. aa aff Sing the song! a 3536 one o'clock five past one ten past one (@) quarter past one twenty past one 5)) twenty-five past one half past one twenty-five to two twenty to two (a) quarter to two ten to two five to twoFg What’s the time? What’s the time? Half past eight. Go to school. Don’t be late! What's the time? Half past ten. Out to play. Come on, Ben! What’s the time? Half past one. Time to eat for everyone! What's the time? Half past three. Let’s go home. Now we’re free! eae — 1 #2 Listen and repeat. 2 {> Now, read the words. What time do you. - wake up? = go to school? - have breaktastlunch/dinner? - go to bed? 9.1 wake up at 8 o'clock. Game. Work in two teams. Look at the time your teacher draws on the board and say what time it is. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 5 points is the winner. e.g. (Teacher draws clock face on board showing 5:15.) T: What's the time? Team A SI: It's a quarter past five. T: Correct! 1 point tor Team A. 5 iy Sing the song! 0TVs la Days ed Dates oe es) Bo S Homework Homework | THE SEVEN DAYS OF THE WEEK 10 a fortnight<> weeks) pela 11a date dune 15th, 1 Monday ie es 2 Tuesday 8 weekdays 12 in the morning _seissom 3 Wednesday ©. 4 Thursday S Friday» ‘Zin the evening aii 6 Saturday ~~ 7 Sunday 9 weekend 16 at night G@ ao 13 in the afternoon ic e oeTithe days of the week tt Monday's child hits first base, Tuesday’s child wins the race, Wednesday’s child is never slow, Thursday's child has far to go, Friday’s child is very good, Saturday's child always could, Sunday’s child is happy and sunny, Sing this song, it’s very funny! 16 today 10th 12th Monday’ Wednesday 17 yesterdayf 10th ath 12th Monday/ Tuesday Wednesday 18 tomorrow 10th ith Monday Tuesday Listen and repeat. 26> Now, read the words 3 QL. Look at Vicky's timetable, When does she... = go swimming/dancing/to the cinema/computer class? - do her homework? e.g. Vicky goes swimming on Monday and on Thursday. Game. Work in two teams. Your teacher writes the name of a day from Vicky's «timetable on a piece of paper. Each team takes turns to ask questions and find which day it is. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 3 points is the enn 0.9. T: (Monday) Team A S1: Does Vieky go dancing on this day? : No, she doesn't. Team B S1: Does Vicky go swimming? T: Yes, she does. Team B S1: Is it Monday? T: Yes. Excellent. 1 point for Team B. 5 Uy Sing the song!The Year Fy the year 30 days has September, April, June and November. All the rest have 31, But February has 28 and 29 in a leap year!THE MONTHS SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC 6 June 7 July c] 22 Aries 1 January 8 August (1 Morch-20 April) 2 February 9 September 23 Taurus 21 April-20 May) 3 March 10 October 24 Gemini 4 April 11 November (1 May-20 June) 5 May 12 December 25 Cancer (21 June-20 July) THE SEASONS Zest @1 July-22 August) _ 8 Spring 16 Autumn 27 Virgo 1, a3 ust-22 September) 14 Summer 16 Winter 28 Libra 3 September-22 October) TIME 1 year (eva ® leop yeor (ee aS : 1 decade sioyeats, Ah 2 century 00 years\ 21 millennium 71000 years( 1 #} Usten and repeat. 2&5 Now, read the words. 3 Close your books. Which months begin with J? A? When is your birthday? Which is your most/least favourite season? Game. Start a chain round the class ‘saying the months of the year. Each student says a month. If you forget which month is next, you're out. The last one in is the winner. 29 Scorpio @3 October-21 November) 1 Capricorn @1 December-20 January) Aquarius 1 Jonuary-19 February) r 0 ol 5 4 Game. Work in two teams. Your teacher says a student's name, sign and the day of their birthday. Can you guess what month the student was born? You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 7 points wins. eg. T:John, Aries, the 4th. “Team A $1: John’s birthday 1s in il. T: Excellent! 1 point for Team A. 6 iy Sing the song! 4SUBJECTS * English B y Geography = 4 Min) tistov A SQ a Languages 5 changing rooms Maths TAF Music y.., te, Physical Education pe (PE) 9 I £ Science EDUCATION 20 nursery school 42Listen and repeat. > Now, read the words. What subjects do you do at school? Which is your favourite subject? When do you have PE? Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many rooms and subjects can you remember? The team that can remember the most wins. eg. T: OK, Team A, what rooms can you remember? Team A $1: The classroom and the hall T: Good! 2 points for Team A. 23 2 ask and 25 read think speak write look play sing circle rectangle square triangle 43Board 3 ) desk 4 2 \ bookcase Rost! 5 << shelf 10 cs globe = VN ge chalk 12 ps paint 44 8 paintbrush “ ® glue 15 hl) sticky tape 6 oe, : scissors >. ~~ hej paperclip _ drawing pin teacher pupilIN A SCHOOLBAG & 22 ae > pencil case pencil as coloured pencils Da RO SMEs Cab ie) 25 “Gg pencil sharpener is pen crayons rubber calculator lunchbox Listen and repeat. Now, read the words. Look at the picture. Can you find the glue? Where is the globe? Look at the picture again. How many pupils/desks/computers can you see? Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many things can you remember? The team that can remember the most wins. 29. T: OK, Teain A, what things can you remember? Team A St: Desk, globe, pencil. T: Excellent. 3 points tor Team A.Sei elo)k j in the Cariauret Room2 (> Now, read the words. M2 Have you got a computer? Do you play games on your computer? _4> Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many things can you remember? The team that can remember the most wins. ‘ eg. T: OK, Team A, what 18 mouse pad things can you remember? Team A 81: Modem, CD. T: Good! 2 points for Team A.SCHOOL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Brass instruments saxophone trombone 3 f,., trumpet | Percussion instruments 4 @@ cymbals drums 6 } tombourine Ne 7 : triangle xylophone String instruments 2 celle Wind instruments Keyboard instruments 4 0 7 4 larinet G cow!e bass oo tatine FF aioe 1 OS guitar ba tlute w . 19 > synthesizer harp ‘0 Rey harmonica € 8 violin 7 eM recorder 48 wwActivities Listen and repeat. Now, read the words. Look at the picture. How many percussion/keyboard/ string instruments can you see? Which instrument is Ben/Vicky playing? Game. Work in two teams. Your teacher mimes a musical instrument. Guess what itis. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first tear to get 5 points wins. eg. T: (mimes the piano) Team A SI: it's the piano. T: Correct. 1 point for Team A Sing the song! OTHER MUSIC WORDS 0 ae band > a choir fo] 2 music stand x 2B e/* noteSCHOOLwi Mucss | 1 #2 Listen and repeat. eg. Now, read the words Team A St r Lag T: Good! 1 QQ Look at the picture. What do you Team A. pufinish school? 5 #4F sing the song! a letter of say a job with that letter. ‘answer gets 1 poi Asailor went to sea, sea, sea, To see what he could see, see, see, But all that he could see, see, see, Was the bottom of the deep blue Sea, sea, sea. The team with the most points TIndoor Hobbies HOBBIES playing chess cards a musical instrument on the computer with a toy a computer game listening . to music to the radio writing to a cassette 3 a letter toa CD 4 a postcard reading watching a book 6 at television } a video 12 Way a comic %collecting coins AEX 18 Yes stamps 9 B; autographs ca Se completing a jigsaw drawing a picture 46 making models ou Activities TOYS 1 #) Listen and repeat. 2¢5> Now, read the words. 3.4 Memory game. Work in two teams. Look | “© atthe picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many hobbies and toys can you remember? The team that can remember the most wins! eg. T: OK, Team A, what hobbies can you remember? Team A $1: Playing a computer 28 game and painting. T: Good. 2 points for Team A. 29 ae a train set 4 3 What are your hobbies? What do you ¥ ike to do when you are with your 39 eke a facing mor friends?54 IN THE PLAYGROUND 1 sy bench 2 AW picnic table 3 ee | ice-cream van =e 4 v litter bin 5 juggler Wx 6 BH soncpit 7 &s roundabout 8 N slide of i i I {| swing om ‘Belg Se sow 11 FREQ climbing frame 12 EF ‘001001 pitch 13 Base 00 goal 2. u & Bt footbal 5 baseball bat baseball wt 6 q 7 Z tennis racquet 8 tennis court ro 3 tennis 20 a rollerbladesListen and repeat. Now, read the words. 3 Q_ Look at the picture. Can you find 3 things in the playground beginning with s? 4 2 Is there a park near you? What do you like to do there? 5 se Game. A_ student chooses ‘something in the picture. He/She helps the class find it by saying the first letter of the word. Each correct answer gets 1 point. The first student to get 5 points is the winner. e.g.81: 1 spy with my little eye something beginning with b. : Is it a bench? : No, : Is it a baseball bat? Yes. : Good. 1 point for. rollerblading VERBS 27 play football 29 go cycling skipping rope baseball rollerblading tennis skateboarding skipping hopscotch skipping in the sandpit bike 30 go on the roundabout 28 have a picnic the slide cycling an ice cream the swing a sandwich the see-saw the climbing frame 5556 At the Sports Centre 9 basketball 1 oe basketball 2 4 basketball hoop = basketball court gymnastics 4 ye bars at beam tings diving 7 i& diving board “ye swimming table tennis 2 pst swimming pool 16 MMT oe ter 5 6 / table badminton 13 S— goggles @ 9 a racquet wee v bar a | net u@ swimming cap ag ball aa 11 QE shuttlecock 15 & atmbpands 9 sa net1 > Listen and repeat. 2 ss Now, read the words. 3 Look at the picture. What is Vicky doing? What is your favourite 2° sport? What do you need to play/do it? 5 de Game. Work in two teams. Your teacher says a word and you name the sport. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first foam to get 6 points wins. T: Goggles. Foam A 81: Swimming. T: Excellent! 1 point for Team A. Me martial arts ! E 271 Practice mat 28 @ suit and belt Verbs ice-skating archery 29 play basketball ~ table tennis 2 wz ice-skates 24 bow ecimintorl ini ice rink 252 arrow 30 90... Giving , swimming ice-skating fencing 26 target aw . 31 do fencing 2° —~_foil archery @ martial arts mask gymnastics 57Xe ee At the Stadiums Ls hurdle Saale : ie 7 javelin | , 13 long jump: "12 pole vault ay PN : ot = 2 runner s6 finishing line) fe (18 silver medal ) es é \ Cand plece ms 10 track 20 ticket 16 starting line Listen and repeat. Now, read the words. Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two minutes, then close your books. What can you remember? You get 1 point for each answer. The team that can remember the most wins! eg. T: OK, Team A, what can you remember? Team A $1: Gold medal. T: Good. 1 point for Team A.ACTIVITIES Outdoor Activities Er EQUIPMENT 56 canopy 16 ® helmet v MP re-siicer 8 <™ snowboard ¥ AB rec boots 20 @ rucksack ot By map &4 m — Gye. windsurfing a 22 ) col a ae compass Se 23 eee ap ; . Bake 44 scuba diving 24 harness =: : I fig | can climb a mountain ft ountain, | can ride a bike, I can jump, | can play. t, | can ride a horse, I can play. I can climb am Hey, | can run, | can row a boat Hey, | can run, I can jump, . a7 ski poles i 28 é) ski boots 60— 29 A boot 30 SQ oa 31 » sail 32 = life jacket 33, i reins 34 y sadgle 35 b windsurfer de canoe 0 /” vxxtte 8 ePsstent 9EF scoring bag 10D foam mat Listen and repeat. Nu 2 (> Now, read the words. cortiping! stove 3 d= Game. Work in two teams. Your teacher says a ‘piece of equipment and you name the sport. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 6 points wins. B Ss 6 Hip oxi oxygen cylinder eg. T: Paddle. . Team A 81: Canoeing. wetsuit T: Good! 7 point for Team A. 44 flippers 4 } Which sports do you like best? Which sports do you do? Sing the song! 45 oe mask 61Leader: ‘ All: PETS 1 page qq? BLE ooiatish 4 5 a.) hamster 6 2 mouse 3» — rabbit 8 & canary ° SEQ lizard 10 x tortoise FEATURES 1 ey scales @" 8 Zz fur 12 a 62 ff Bruno the dog i There was a girl who had a dog, And Bruno was his name-o, B-R-U-N-0, BRUN-O, B-R-U-N-O, And Bruno was his name-o paw whiskers 8 eS beak tail 9 m™!Y feather claw 20 wingPET HOMES fish bowl aquarium cat basket cage kennel 26 SZ bones 27 g dried food wet food seeds Listen and repeat. | 2 © > Now, read the words. 3 Game. A student chooses something in the picture. He/She helps the class find it by giving them the first letter of the word. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first student to get 5 points is the winner. eg. Si: | spy with my little eye something beginning with $2: Is ita cat? St: Yes. T: Good. 1 point for... 4 Hy Sing the song! ~ ~ 63oo the Farm a FARM ANIMALS fl - bull 2 q, cow 3 alt 4 billy goat S goat 6 e kid 7 + sheep 8 tam Q horse 10 foal f ; 7 %@ duckling BES 1" SY donkey » | i 18 <éy, goose 24 wasp | 12 ff sheeodog = * a 12 » gosling ae B ie cockerel » 2 ant 4 ¢ chicken 26 Be roaynira 5B chick 21 “NB crow @ 705 spider2\ > Now read the words. 3 ©. Look at the picture. Can you find a bee, a ladybird, a spider and an ant? 4 4 Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many animals can you remember? The team that can remember the most wins. eg. T: OK, Team A, which animals can you remember? Team A $1: A donkey and a.duck, T: Good. 2 points for Team A. 5 iy Sing the song! ld MacDonald 4 ° Rad farm fh Leader: Old MacDonald had a farm. All: Ee-ai-ee-ai-o. Leader: And on that farm he had a dog’. All: Ee-ai-ee-ai-o Leader: With a w woof* here, ‘And a woof-woof* there. Here a woo] f There a woof*, Everywhere a woof-woof*. Old MacDonald had a farm. All; Ee-ai-ee-ai-o. 1 *cow-mooh 2 *duck-quack 3 *sheep-bah 2p : drive a tractor &% 3 pape scarecrows : 65WILD ANIMALS 1 By lion tiger 3 ma panther 4 °8°5S leopard 5 & wolf 6 ey = elephant 7 sees rthinocerus fr 8 Dp hippopotamus 9 ® gorilla gd 10 ® orang-utan 22 » flamingo 23 g ostrich monkey bear 24 @ . eagle 2 x 9 panda 9 & > camel 25 * parrot r a Vf koala 20 antelope 2 = crocodile Ss y c kangaroo 2 y deer 27 Oy alligatorsnake 29 Fee scorpion FEATURES 30 X IK cnters 3t & hooves ro 32 sae hump 33 a 34 C- trunk Listen and repeat Now, read the words. Look at the picture. Which animals have antlers/hooves/ a trunk? Look at the picture again. Which wild animals can you not see? Game. Your teacher starts a _ lonce meta beautiful bear, * chain round the class. Each - Who li he student adds a word. If you forget We lived in a warm dark lair. What the others before you said, name was Sue and what did we do? you're out. The last one in is the We went to the Animal Fair. winner! A monkey fell out of his bunk ; e.g. Tiln the zoo there are some 4 ‘ elephants. _ And slid down the elephant’s trunk. St:in the zoo there are some The elephant sneezed and fell on his knees, Sines Gin ZONES. ‘And $2: in the zoo there are some a ae was the end of the monkey, elephants, some zebras ae ey, monkey, monkey, and. nkey, monkey, monkey, monkey, monk. & iy Sing the song! kr CS \ANIMALS Na esa oN as aS.)6 pote be bear: si AS 200 gull Activities Listen and repeat. Now, read the words. Which of these animals do you like the most? Memory game. Work in two tea Look at the picture for two minut then close your books. How m animals can you remember? team that can remember the wins. eg. T: OK, Team A, animals can you remember?OUR WORLD / cloud wind rain raindrop puddle lightning thunderstorm mist hail hailstorm The Weather 9 20 =a blizzard or 4 ice sua (AF icicle heatwave a |__= temperature (6 degrees Celsius) a ES ‘thermometer weather forecaster 23 & weather forecastWEATHER CONDITIONS Listen and repeat. Now, read and the words. What is the weather like today in your town/city? What will it be like tomorrow? 4g» Game. Work in two teams. Spell the words your teacher says. You gel 1 point for each correct word you spell. The first team to get 5 points wins. eg. T: cold TeamASi:C-O-L-D T: Well done! 1 point for Team A. Sing the song! The ip eather Song wl It’s raining, it’s pouring, The old man is snoring, He went to bed and bumped his head, And couldn’t get up in the morning. Rain, rain, go away. Come again another day. Rain, rain, go away. Come again another day.The Earth OUR WORLD OAftica 16 north @O The Atlantic Ocean 17 south TYPES OF CLIMATE 18 polar 19 mountain 20 tundra 21 continental 721 #) Listen and repeat. 2 {> Now, read the words. 3 2 In which continent is your country? What's the climate like in your country? 4 Q\ book at the picture, How many continents/ oceans are there? 5 ge Game. Your teacher "says the name of a country. You name the continent it belongs to. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first student to get 5 points wins. e.g. T: France. $1: Europe T: Good! 1 point seas @The Antarctic Ocean CONTINENTS | 1North America @antarctica 2South America 3 Europe 4Aftica 5 Asia 6 Australia 7 Antarctica 23 mediterranean 24 desert Zé S ccs fj 8 The Atlantic Ocean 9 The Pacific Ocean 10 The Indian Ocean ‘The Arctic Ocean 12The Antarctic Ocean 73OUR WORLD NATURAL DISASTERS 16 drought 16 earthquake “N 17 flood 18 forest fire Lt 9 hi & ricane The Landscape NATURAL FEATURES 3 coast 10 island Nia tidal wave 21 volcanic eruption)1 mountain range Listen and repeat. Now, read the words. Look at the pictures. Can you find 2 natural features beginning with b and 2 beginning with c ? Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many natural features and natural disasters can you remember? The team that can remember the most wins. eg. T: OK, Team A, what natural features can you remember? Team A St: Ocean and beach. T: Good. 2 points for Team A.10 the SunWYO (Transport ) Hy The wheels on the bus. The wheels on the bus go round and round, Round and round, round and round. The wheels on the bus go round and round, All day long. 1 The cars on the road go beep-beep-beep. 2 The boats on the sea go splash 3 The planes in the airgo zoo11 speedboat 13_underground train J 16_bus station 1 #? Listen and repeat. 2 5 Now, read the words. 3 2 Which means of transport do we use ¥° to travel by air, by sea, by land? 4 Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many words can you remember? The team than can remember the most wins. 9. T: OK. Team A, what words can you remember? Team A 81: Bus station and car. T: Good! 2 points for Team A. 5 ey Sing the song NS min. 7980 On the Road 1 a street/road motorway 3 Pt bridge y pavement I 10 lamp post bus stop telephone box traffic light 14 i traffic warden petrol station 16 petrol pump 7 G bonnetees 1 #) Listen and repeat. 2 ve Now, read the words. 3 4 Game. Your teacher starts a chain round the ‘class. Each student adds a word. If you forget what the others before you said, you're out. The last one in is the winner. e.g. T: There is a petrol station in the | picture. P &F j engine 1: There is a petrol station and a lamp a post in the picture. 82: There is a peirol station, a lamp post 20 number plate and... etc. ees 8 SRY, boot| Main Street SHOPS AND BUILDINGS Goat <| gteenaiocer' #2 4 chemist s me 6 cinema, 21 greengrocer 22 librarian 23 refuse collector 24 newsagent 82AS 1 42 Listen and repeat. 9 office building 2 > Now, read the words. wad 3 QL Look at the picture. Are there any of these shops and buildings near your Led home? 10 shopping centre Game. Your teacher starts a chain round the class. i Each student adds a word 11 supermarket, if you forget what the others before you said, 12 gym you're out. The last one in c is the winner. 13. bank eg. T: There ts @ hotel in our town, St: There is a hotel and a butcher's in BANK} 3 our town. irl HA $2: There is a hotel, a 14 newsagent's butcher's and. ele. 5 de> Game. Work in two teams. * Spell the words your teacher says. You get 1 point for each correct word you spell. The first tear to get 10 points wins. eg. T: gym Team A S1: G-Y-M T: Good! 1 point for Team A. | aes 25 village 26 town 27 city 83Listen and repeat. Now, read the words. Is there a shopping centre where you live? What shops are in it? Do you like shopping there? Game. A student chooses a shop/job in the picture. He/ She helps the class find it by giving the first letter of the word. Each correct answer gets 1 point. The first student to get 5 points is the winner. e.g. S1: I spy with my little eye something beginning with $2: Is ita bookshop? St: Yes. T: Good! 1 point for... 18_ information deskPEOPLE qyP 1 a doctor a 2 a dentist 3 + surgeon 4 ue nurse 5 patient MEDICAL WORDS first aid kit medical instruments bandage 9 sticking plaster injection 14 pill 8 & stitches 1 -g™* thermometer 16 / sing 9 e X-ray ~~ mS} 3 = | 2 e medicine 6 cost 20 on stretcher : : f B prescription 7 “blood 21 Ne) wheelchair 86 - ~ 7 | edy Miss Polly had a dolly fh Miss Polly had a dolly | Who was sick, sick, sick So she phoned for the doctor \ To be quick, quick, quick. | The doctor came with his bag and his hat, | And he rapped at the door with a rat-tat-tat. And he shook his head | and he said, “Miss Polly, | Put her straight to bed.” He wrote on a paper for a pill, pill, pill. Vil be back in the morning with my bill, bill, bill”. [2 A (ot He looked at the dolly \ | 1 #) Listen and repeat. 2 Y= Now, read the words. Who should you see if you have got toothache/earache? Game. Work in two teams. Spell the words your teacher says. You get 1 point for each correct word you spell. The first team to get 5 points wins. eg. T: pill Team A St: P-1-L-L T: Great! 1 point for Team A. Sing the Song! MEDICAL PROBLEMS 22 4 bruise we 23 earache 24 headache 25 stomachache 26 toothache 27 sore throat 28 temperature cut 87Opposites 5 cheap F ae 3 blunt | 9 difficult 6 “f 18 back 10 easy 12 full 19 good 21 hard 34 dark39 noisy 1 #— Listen and repeat. | 1 > Now, read the words. ls 4 Game. Work in two teams. Your teacher says a word and you give its opposite. You | get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 10 points is the winner. eg. T: Big Team A St: Small T: Good. 1 point tor Team A. 59 true 61 one 60 false 4 2 Which words would you use to describe + these pictures? gr ‘IC = 89L. At the Playground) iy The Hokey Cokey You put your right hand* in, Oh, the hokey cokey (3), Your right hand* out, Knees bend, arms stretch, In, out, in, out, Clap your hands Shake it all about, 1 *left hand You do the hokey cokey, 2 *right leg And you turn around, 3 "left leg J That’s whatit’s all about. 4 *whole self ‘ < “S at the top of iN 11_next to> Now, read the words. no < eo Look at the picture. Say where the children are. e.g. The girl in pink is in front of the wall. 4 Game. The teacher chooses something in the classroom and you say where it is. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first student to get 5 points is the winner. eg. T: Clock. Team A Si: It's on the wall. T: Good! 1 point for Team A ty Sing the song! 18 below between 16 rubbish bin Sa 91 =I12 lake 14 onto 15 bench xt "3 alongP 21 out of iy 22 exit PMs) 17 round , a 1% Listen and repeat. 2 (>> Now, read the words. 3 QL Look at the picture and talk about the children in it. e.g. A boy is going into the maze. 4 de Game. Work in two teams. + Your teacher chooses a word from the picture. You make a sentence with the word using the correct preposition. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 5 points wins. eg. T: Bench Team A 81: Bruno is jumping onto the bench, T: Excellent! 1 point for Team A. a = j , vu 93 siaA Summer Camp ew \ LNs NERS1 turn off 10 brush 19 stand up 2 lift 11 clean 20 drink 3 tie up 12 sleep 21 eat A get up 13 dream 22 open 5 wake up 14 put away 23 wash 6 stretch 15 wash up 24 mop 7 get dressed 16 set the table 25 turn on 8 make the bed 17 sweep 26 hang up 9 yawn 18 sit down 1 §) Listen and repeat. 2 <5 Now, read the words, 3 Q Look at the picture. Say whi i dormitory, the kitchen and the ‘bathroom Pema mn ine €.9. In the dormitory a man is turning off the light. 4 4 Game. Work in two tea teacher chooses a verb . ‘sams. Your teacher chi ¢ ind mimes it. You guess which vero your teacher is miming. You get 1 point f ane gos ieee each correct answer. The first eg. T: (mimes stretchi Team A $1: Are you waking io? T: No, Im not. Team 8 S1: Are you stretching? A T: Yes, lam, Good. 1 point for Team B. 5 $F sing the song! es fly The Mulberry bush fh Here we go round the mulberry bush, The mulberry bush, the mulberry bush, / Here we go round the mulberry bush, | Ona cold and frosty morning. This is the way we clean our teeth*, / Clean our teeth*, clean our teeth*, This is the way we clean our teeth*, On a cold and frosty morning. 1 * comb our hair \_ 2 * wash our face96 School Fainy co © co 7 a oS SS eee b EL) Heo. fend 0) 242 oo, cHooL”™ F a\ sees Jal 'climb. 9 wave 7 push 1 2 cycle 10 whisper 18 fall 3. kick 1 hug 19 laugh 4 hit 12 catch 20 drive 5 fight 13 hide 21 buy 6 chase 14 dig 22 give 7 throw 15 kiss 8 water 16 carry 4 If yow’re happy and you know it 1 If you’re happy and you know it, ads your hands (2), Ty re happy and you know it, hen. your tae is going to show it, io re happy and you know it, lap your hands. Hivoulte sad and you know it, ipe your eyes ( If you're sad and you know it, hen your face is going to show it, If you’re sad and you know it, wipe your eyes. If you're angry and you know it, stamp your feet (2) If you’re angry and you know it, hen your face is going to show it, If you’re angry and you know it, stamp your feet. 1 #p Listen and repeat 2 D>. Now, read the words 3 Look at the picture and say what the people are doing. 0.9. Two boys are cycling. | 4 = Game. Work in two teams. Your teacher chooses ‘a verb and mimes it. You guess which verb your teacher is miming. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 5 points wins. eg. T: (mimes waving) Team A S1: Are you throwing something? T: No, 'm not. Team B S1: Are you waving? T: Yes, | am. Good. 1 point for | Team B. | 5 9 sing tne song! 97 ee,1 cap 2 sunglasses 3 sunscreen, beach umbrella org ratp © 5 beach mat 6 deckchair 7 cooler 8 O beach ball beach volley & a 10 GB]. bucket i 4 spade 2 : sandcastle 8 armbands 14 = rubber ting 6 > rubber dinghy 6 ee. diving mask 7 t4 snorkel 18 PF goggles 9 flippers & 20 (BRL lifeguard 21 _-@ surfboardListen and repeat. 2 <= Now, read the words. 3 2. What do you ike to do when you goto the beach? 4 QL. Look at the picture, What are the people doing? e.g. A boy is windsurfing. 5 de> Game. A student chooses something in the picture. He/She helps the class find it by giving the first letter of the word. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first student to get 5 points is the winner. e.g. S1: I spy with my little eye something beginning with c. $2: Is it acap? Si: Yes. T: Good. 1 point for... 991 At the zoo 2 information desk 3 zookeepera 1 #) Listen and repeat. 2 {> Now, read the words. 3 z Where do you like to go in your S leisure time? How often do you go | there? 4 4 Game. Work in two teams. Your | ‘teacher says what he/ she can see. You guess where he/she is. You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first team to get 6 points wins. eg. T: | can see dodgems. | Where am I? | Team A 81: At the funfair. | T: Good! t point for Team A. Sey 14 At the natural science museum 16 dinosaur 16 exhibit 17 At the ballet 18 dancers Nees i Vh 19 orchestra lis ae * 20 conductor = = 21 At the cinema 22 film 23 screen 24 usher 25 At the funfair 4 At a sports event 9 stage 26 roller-coaster 5 team 10 audience 27 merry-go-round 6 fans 11 At an exhibition 28 big wheel 7 At the theatre 12 painting 29 candyfloss 8 play 13. sculpture 30 dodgemsB (Home Entertainment) » 1 TV PROGRAMMES13 FILMS a. 7 western 20 RADIO PROGRAMMES 1 #p Listen and repeat. 2 SS2Now, read the words. 3. What kind of TV programmesifilms | 35 do you like to watch? What kind of radio programmes do you like to listen to? Memory game. Work in two teams. Look at the picture for two minutes, then close your books. How many TVitadio programmes and films can you remember? The team that can remember the most wins. eg. T: OK, Team A, what TV programmes can you remember? Team A 81: Comedy and sitcom. T: Good! 2 points for Team A, 103> CHARACTERS king queen 1 prince < A g is “¥ princess 5 by knight pirate fairy , genie fragon m » Rei 1"? ghost Zz 9 v7 alien 104 lo ! Fairy Tales a sword 2° £5 moat 24 » broomstick wand a@ armour 26 @ cauldron1 #P Listen and repeat. 2 > Now, read the words. 3 > Game. A student chooses something in the picture. He/She helps the class find it by giving the first letter of the word, You get 1 point for each correct answer. The first student to get 5 points is the winner. e.g. Si: (spy with my title eyes something beginning with $2: Is it a mermaid? Si: Yes. T: Good. 1 paint for 4 Uy Sing the song! 1 There was a princess long ago, Long ago, long ago. There was a princess long ago, Long ago. 2 And she lived in a tall white castle, Tall white castle, tall white castle, And she lived in a tall white castle, Tall white castle. 3 One day a bad queen cast a spell... 4 The princess slept for a hundred years ... = treasure 5 A big green forest grew around ... 6 Ahandsome prince came riding by ... a 7 He cut the trees down with his sword po *f eeleton 8 He kissed her hand to wake her up ... 9 So everybody’s happy now ... 30 %& > spaceship 105Word list THE BASICS The Alphabet (p. 6-7) aiphobet /altabet/ ond fend/ copie fap'lt bal foal ox fboks/ capital letters skenpit'l eto'2y cot keel! consenonts /konsenents/ dol /dol/ 296 feo frog frogy gloss /gles/ het fhaet/ Igleo Aghry jor faszem/ kite Peat jam jleem/ etters fleto'zy man jmeon/ net fnety onion sanien/ pen /peny queen fkwiny ting my small letters /smat Ieto'z/ song {son star jsta'y train fren) umorelle: fambrote/ van ivan vowels jvavele watch pwotly words fwa'dz? yacht Hot) 200 Jad Numbers (p. 8-9) @ hundred fa handred/ ordinals ka‘dn'iz/ civiced by faivatdid bay eight fet) eighteen fatin/ eighth fato/ eighty jeti/ eleven fevin/ eleventh ffevnG) 106 equols fikwolz/ even numbers / iv’n nambe'z/ fifteen /frftin/ fifth fA8y fifty pati finishy firuf? first fis'st/ five any) forty Joti four fot} fourteen ffartins fourteenth ffortindy fourth 0/ minus /mames/ nine jnawnf nineteen fnaintin/ ninety fnamtif rinth (neun9y numbers /nambe'z/ odd numbers /od namba'z/ one fwan/ ordinals fa‘dm*lz/ pis fplas/ second jsekend/ seven /sev'n/ seventeen /seventin/ seventh jsev'n6/ seventy /sevnti/ six /siks/ sixteen /sikstiny sixth /siks@/ sixty /siksti/ ‘ten flen/ tenth fend third f3'6/ thirteen /6a\ttn/ thirteenth /@a"tiné/ thirty (Battie three /Ort/ times Aaimz/ twelfth Awelf8/ twelve jtwelv/ twenty /twenti/ twenty-one /twenthwan/ two Ales Colours (p. 10-11) black sblack/ brown foraon/ colours /kalo'z/ dark blue jdark bhi green /griny grey fare! ight blue fatt ble! orange /onnds/ pink Penk purple /pa'p'l/ ted fred white fwatt) yellow felony PEOPLE Describing People (p. 12-13) old foot? beard for'd/ ‘lock /plenk/ ‘loncse) olond/ brown flrasn/ cheek lik) chin Ain curly Feat dimple Idimp't/ ect fel) eye fal) eyebrow /aibrao/ eyelashes /atlasliz/ eyelic fat fair foo! forehead /tarhed/ freckles /trokiz/ fringe: finnds/ ginger Jdsindso'/ grey (gra! hair fe Jow /a50:/ lips: fips long Abas moustache /maste/ mouth fmao8/ nose fnowzt nostril fnostri/ pupil fomupd/ short ffo'l/ straight fstreat/ teeth fis/ the face (99 fas! tengue aniony Aveivi? wrinkles frnietz/ The Body {p. 14-15) ankle fannie ‘rm Jam) ‘armpit /a‘mprt/ bbock jbeok/ body foodi calf kat chest Aest/ elbow jelbou/ finger nga" fingernail finge'neil/ foot ffot/ pond fhaand? ead fhed/ hee! intl hip mp? nee fn} ouckle Jnakel/ leg feg/ neck {nek/ pom fpam/ shin fj shoulder flooldo'/ iomach jstanak/ ‘high (Gad thumb /eam/ joenail owned / toes flooz/ waist werst wet frst Clothes I {p. 16-17) opair of boots /a pest av buts/ 16 pail of high-heeled shoes fo pea! ov harhild firz/ lo pair of shoes fa pas! ev fuz/ lo palr of trousers /e peat av Hravzo'z/ belt felt Poouse folavz/ bocelet fbrasit/ icothes /klovdz/ joss /ares/ Isessing gown jdrosin gaon/ leorings formzy posses /glasiz/ honoioag /neendowg/ hat fhest/ jacket Idsenkal/ necklace /nekies/ sing frm? shirt /is't/ Skirt fska'tf suit fout/ tie fay) ClothesI (p. 18-19) © pai of dungarees /e pee! av dangeriz/ {@ pal of Jeans /e pee! av dsenz/ @ pair of shorts Je peo’ av fa'ts/ @ pair of socks fe pee! av soks/ pair of trainers /a pea’ av trenetzs © pair of wellingtons /e pes’ ev weimianz/ cardigan jkatdxgan/ gloves /glavzy Jumper fdsampe'/ leggings feginz} nightie (naif pyjamas /oxisemioz/ raincoat jrenkoot/ scarf fska't/ sweatshirt swolls't) swirening trunks fswimm t trocksuit Areeksutl/ Teshitt Aft vest jvest/ Ben and Vicky’s Family (p. 20-21) duit feodalty count fant/ baby /babi/ brother foradet/ child Wales children sldrany cousin azeny ad Mdecd/ caughter fdato!y tomnily jfesmaiy fomily tree ftaxmal trey grancchilcren /graentidron granddoughter /grendate!y Word list gtondrre /graenmary grandpa /granpe:/ grandparents farmnpeerants/ grandson /grensany maried jmasrid/ mitidie-aged person /mids-adsd pa'stn/ mar Anam] nephew fetus niece /nis/ parents /pearants/ senior citizen /sinjet silz°ny single /smg"l/ sisler faustar/ son fsanf teonager /inedse'/ toddlor Avda’) uncie /ank°l/ young adult finn aedalt/ HOME ‘On the Outside (p. 22-23) cetial fooril/ boicony fbaskon/ bosement fousmont/ biock of fats /bok ov tlants/ Comper van /kaeinpa! vasn/ costie jkas*!/ cove /ketv/ chimey jtimni/ cottage folds detached house /diasift haos/ ciiveway /dranwet/ fence lens} floor fis's flowerbed /Mlase'bed) Fronch window ftreni| windoo/ front door trant df garage /ga'd'n/ gorden /gaoras/ gate /gatl/ greenhouse jgrtheos/ Found floor /graond flo") houseboat /mavsbooty igloo seohu! letter box feta’ boks/ lighthouse flathaos/ patio spastion/ 107Word list roof /nutf semi-detached houses /semi- otextft have) skyscraper fskaiskraper/ step /step/ tent ftent/ tenaced houses jlerst havzi7/ types of homes /laips ov hoomz/ villa fata wall wal wigwam Avigyeasm/ window Avndoo/ windowsill jwindoosil/ In the Inside | (p. 24-25) armehair jarimtfeo') bin foin/ CD fst dt CD player /si de plae"y chair Hfeo'/ clock /klok coffee fable Kofi tab*l/ cooker Akaka! / cupboard /kabe'd/ curtain Ka't’n) cushion ‘kof cishwosher /dijwojo'/ oot {do's fireplace /fato/ples/ freezer firizo'/ frage Mets? iron faws'n/ ironing board fats'nin bad kettle sketly kitchen fratin/ famp famp/ living room flivay rum) microwave /makroowev/ oven /aveny photograph ffoutegraty picture /piktio'/ rug iraay sink /smyky sofa /souta/ table feb") telephone /teltocn/ television teligen) toaster fooste'/ TV ft vir vacuum cleaner /veekjum klina’/ 108 vase jvaz/ video cassette judiow kaset) video recorder jwdiow riko'dat/ washing machine Avolin, mafin/ In the Inside II (p. 26-27) © bar of soap je ba! av soup/ @ bottle of shampoe /a bol’! av fempuy @ roll of toilet paper /e rool av taiet pepet © tube of toothpaste fo {lub av tu9pess/ bath /boo/ bathmat foadmast/ bathveom /oasnsm/ bed foad/ bedroom fuedrum/ bedside table /bedsad tebl/ blanket fbleankit/ bookcase fbokkes/ brush oral carpet fkarpity choir feos comb fkoom/ ciesk /desk/ drawer jdroo'y duvet Mduver/ floor fia’) mirror frre’ / pillow fpiovs plug /plag/ sheets fits/ shower /favo'/ sponge /spands/ top Resp! toilet /talat/ toothbrush usbraly towel faval/ wardrobe fwa'droub/ ‘washbesin Avofbers*n/ In the Garden {p, 28-29) cnimals fosum*tz/ bot sbant/ bee /ot/ bird foa'd/ bird toble foa'd tab'l/ branch orant{/ butterfly fbate'tay/ caterpllior (kasto'pie’/ centipede /sentipid/ offocil /deefeckl/ Yox ffoks/ frog ffrag/ garden /ga"d'ny garden fable /go’d'n tab"/ gross fgres/ hedgehog /hedshog/ hosepipe /houzpaip/ lodder fiesdaty feat ity mole /mool/ nettle jnet'l/ padding poo! fpaedin pul/ path /pa9/ potio fpation/ plant pot /plant pot plants /plants/ rose [rowz/ snail fsnel/ things jémzf tree house /trt hass/ tree trunk /Art trank/ trees sina! watering con jwote'n worm pws'm/ FOOD At the Supermarket (p. 30-31) opole /ap'is aubergine Joubo'sin/ bonane /oenano/ ‘roccoll fbrokali/ butter fonto'/ cabbage /kaabids/ corret /keerat/ cauliflower /kolflape'/ salery Jealori? cheese [tirz/ cherries jtfenz/ chicken juan) cocenut {kovkanat/ cod [kod courgette /kna'sel/creom farim/ cucumber /kiukambet) dairy products /deari prodakts/ eggs /egz/ fish fay fruit nat gropetuit /gremfruty grapes fgreips/ Fomb flasm? lemon fleman{ lettuce fletss/ margarine ¢maresoriny meat /mity mil frilk mushroom /majrutn/ onion fanjon] orange forinds/ Peach fpitf/ pear /pve'/ pepper /pepe'y pineapple /panesp/ plum /plam/ poiato /petetous salmon /sesmen/ steak jsterk/ shawberry /strobri/ supermarket /supo'mar'kit) tangerine /laendsartn/ tomato ftomatoo/ juna ftiuno/ vegetables /vodsteb'l2/ watemeton /wato'melen/ yogurt [ioga't/ In the Kitchen (p. 32-33) bake /bak/ boil fooil/ bottle foot'l/ bow! /poni/ breakfast /brekfost/ chop soo) cooking words /kokan wa'dz/ ‘cus /kap/ dinner fainat/ four flavet/ fork forks tty fray fying oan fram pan/ gloss /glas/ er ds" jug fasag/ kitchen tin knife naif lunch Jantl/ meals /mtlz/ mug imag? eokin /naepkin/ objects jobdykts/ olive oil folv af pepper /pepat/ plate /plat/ pout [pat sait /soit/ soueepan /saspen! soucer /sose!/ sice /slas/ spices /sparsiz/ spoon /spun/ stir jsta'/ stow (str sugar iJogat! tablecloth /tab*Ikloo/ teapot ftipot/ the basics (8 basiks/ ray Arey vinegar /vinige'y A Party (p. 34-35) baked potato /bekt petetoo/ barbecue foa'biiu:/ birthday cake /bs'@de kek/ biscuits Abyskaty burger fos'ge!! chips Nips) coffee /kofi/ coke /oo0k/ crisps (krisps/ cossorts (daza'is/ tins Jormks/ jely aseli/ juice /dsus/ lemonade jlemened milkshake /milkjek/ party sneicks /pa'ti snaks/ posta spasta/ peonuts /pinats/ pizza: jpitse/ popcorn /popka‘n/ Toast chicken /roust ffkin/ salad fscolad/ Word list sandwich /saenwids/ sweets /swits/ tea fey water jwote!/ TIME What's the time? (p. 36-37) om. fet em/ clock ‘loki clock face /klok fers/ cay joa five post one /faiv past wan/ five to two Mav te tuy half post one jaf past wan/ hands shaondz/ midday smidders midnight /midnaxt/ night (natty ‘one o'clock /wan ekink? Pm. foe am/ a} quarter past one Kwa past wan/ (a) auarter to two /Awa'ta! ta lus ten past one jen past wan/ ten to two jten te tus time flan; twenty five post one wenti far past wan/ twenty five to two ftwenti farv to tuy twenty pest one ftwenti past wan) twenty to two /Awentl te tu/ watch /wolf/ Days and Dates (p, 38-39) Gn the) afternoon atte'nuns date /datty dates /dats/ days fdare/ eighteenth /etond/ {Gn the) evening Avis fifteenth sfitine/ fortnight fortnaxt/ Fridey ftraidery Monday fmandery 109Word list Gn the) moming fans GP night /naaty nineteenth jnaintend/ Soturdoy /saoto’der/ seventeenth /sev'ntend/ sixteenth /sikstine/ Sunday /sande/ thirtieth /@stteo/ thirty-first /Bavtta‘st/ Thursday /Os'ede! today fade! tomorrow ftamoroo/ Tuesday /tjuzder/ twentieth ftwentio®/ twenty-eighth Awenti-ato/ twenty-fifth Awentiff@/ twenty-first /twentita'st/ twenty-fourth Awenti-fo'9/ twenty-ninth lwent-nansy twenty-second /twenti-sekond/ twenty-seventh /iwenti-sev'n8/ twenty-sixth ftwenti-siks6/ twenty-third /twent-Be'd/ Weonesday Avenzdesy week pwik/ weekdays Avikde/ weekend fwikend/ yesterday flosta'der/ The Year (p. 40-41) April fepprt/ Aquarius fokwesrias/ Axis joortz/ August jogast/ Autumn /stem/ Cancer srcense'/ Copricom jkespnika'n/ ceniury fsenlfon/ decade /dekud/ December /disembo"/ February flebjueri/ Gemini fdgommeai/ January /dsaenqori/ July /dsolai/ dune sdgun/ leap year /lkp je! 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Ubro jbray March jmattf) 110 May fmet/ miliennium fimdeniom/ months manos) November /noovembe'/ October foktoobe'/ Pisces fpasiz/ Sagittarius /scadstteorias/ Scorpio /ska'pioo! seasons /siz'nz/ September /seplemba'/ signs of the zodiac: /sanz av ao zondiank Spring fsprin/ Summer /same'/ rourus flares) time aun Virgo iva'goo Winter fwinte'/ year j10'F SCHOOL My School (p. 42-43) answer /anse!/ Att jovt/ case fask/ changing rooms /lfeandsiy rumz/ circle fsa’) classroom /klasrum/ computer room /kampaite' rum/ education fedgoket'n/ English natl/ Geography /dsingrafi/ gym fetsimy hall jh History Msten Languages flaengwidsz/ brary flaibren/ listen fis*n) look flok/ Maths /mats/ Music /mpizk{ nursery school /ns'sari skul/ Physical Education PF) fizk"! etso¥e°n/ play jple/ playground /plagraand) playing field /plem {eld ptimory schoo! /pramort skit) ceeen eee n ee ee ee read jrid/ tectangle /rexteong’/ schoo! fskul/ Science jsarens/ science laboratory /saiens lobpratti/ secondary school /sekondni skirl/ shapes /feps/ sing ‘sini speak /sptk/ square sskwoo'/ staff room stat rum/ subjects /sabdsikts/ think /OmK/ triangle ftrauseng’l/ verbs Wvs’bz/ write frat Ben's Classroom (p. 44-45) bell jbel/ board feo’ bookcase pbokkers/ coleviator ikelkjolate’? chok flaky classioom /klasrum/ coloured pencis /kalo’d pens'tz/ computer Kompnsto' crayons /kretonz/ desk fdesk/ Growing pin /drom pin gobe /glovb glue /gle/ lunch box /lanif boks/ map fmeep/ notebook snootbvk/ noticeboord /noolisba'd/ point /nsant/ pointorush /pemtbral/ paper /pape'/ paper clip /peipat klp/ pen fpeni pencil fpenstl/ poncil case /penstt ke pencil sharpener pen: poster /pouste! pupil fpacpd/ rubber frabe' wer frulel/ schooibag kulbieg/ scissors /s1zo'z/shelf /felt/ sticky tape /stiki tewp/ ieacher fistfo's textbook jtekstbok/ In the Computer Room (p. 46-47} €D jst de? CD drive jot dt draw / CD recorder {st a rika'da!/ CDROM jst dé rom] CD-ROM crive ist di rom draw computer room /kampurte’ rum) O'sk chive fdisk drarv/ e-moil mal/ floppy disk jMop! disk keyboard /kibo'd/ modem /moodem/ mouse imaos/ mouse pod /maos paed/ plug /plag/ power switch /page printer jprmta'7 printout /pnntast/ screen /skrin/ speaker /epike'/ tower lane!) wire wate’ swf The Music Room [p. 48-49) band /band/ brass instruments Jorass instromants/ cello fjeloo/ choir jkwara’) clarinet fklasrmet/ eymibals /simb*lz/ double bass /dab°l hums fdrame/ fhute /taty guitar fata’ harmonica fhetimonike/ hore /a'p/ keyboard instruments /kiba’d instrament / music roam fmjczik remy music stand /injuzik staend/ musical insttuments /mazact nstraments/ note snooty percussion instruments /pa'kapin instremonts piono /piaynoo/ recorder nko’da') saxophone /sseksefoon/ string instruments /stnn instromonts/ synthesizer inOsaize'/ tambourine jtamberin/ triongle fraveng’l/ trombone /tromboon/ trumpet ftrampt violin jvarslin) wind instruments Awind nstramonts/ xylophone /zatlotoon/ Jobs (p. 50-51) ctor /ackto'/ coctress facktros/ cachitect ja’kitokt/ catict fatist/ ostronaut fanstranct/ builder /bulda’/ dancer /danse!/ centist dentist Goctor fdoktat/ electrician /oktin[*ny fire fighter jfato! faite! gardener /ga'dene' Jobs fdsobz/ journalist /dsa’nokist mechanic /mé&aonk musician jmucaifn/ nurse Ins) photographer /fetograte'/ pilot patio) plumber jplame!/ police officer /palts ofse'f postal worker /poust"l wa'ko'y sailor /sale's sectetaty /sokroleri/ singer sine’) soldier jsooldso's vet fvelf Word list ACTIVITIES Indoor Hobbies [p. 52-53) ‘utographs /ategrats/ board game fba'd geim/ @) book fook/ cords fka'dz/ Go a cassette aset/ to a} CD jst dey chess ftles/ coins kane / collecting /kelektm/ ©) comic Komk/ completing @ jigsaw feamplitm sigs0:) fon the) computer /kempiute'/ ©) computer game fsempiste’ gems constuction blocks /Kenstrakf’n bloks dol's house /dolz haos/ ciawing ¢ picture /aram © pxllo!/ hobbies jnbiz/ ©) letter fete!) fening fis*nmn/ making models /maikin mod / fo} music. muzik? ©) musical instrument Amuczik°t instrament painting /pentin/ ploying jplew/ {@) postcard /pousika’d racing car jrotsm key (o the} radio jrewioo? teasing /rtan/ stamps /staemps/ teddy bear /tedi beef television ftelg°n/ (with @) toy fla! toys faz! ‘toin set fren set! @ video /udiovs wetching Avotin/ writing fray At the Park (p. 54-55) baseball /basbat/ baseball bat fbasbal bat/ bench fbent/ 111Word list bike Jbak/ climbing frome skleammy fren cycling /sauklny/ football Hotbal/ football pitch /fotbol pil! cycling /gau saiklm/ ‘on the climbing frame {goo ‘an Bo Klarmin fram) ‘90 on the roundabout /gov an 88 raondobant/ go on the see-saw /goo an 0 go ge 38 1 on the side goo en do slad/ on the swing /goo on 80 swin/ go rollerblading /gou rovle’bledm/ g0 skateboarding /eoo sketbo'din/ Ge skipping /g0o skipin/ geal /goul/ have a picnic jhov @ pknik/ have a sandwich sav 6 sears have an ice-cream jhoy on as krm/ hopscotch /nopskotl/ ice-cream van fats-krem vennf Juggler ‘Asaglo’/ litter in fat bins park Jpark/ picnic tobie /piknik teb'ly play boseball /piet basbo!/ play football /plet folbat/ play hopscotch /plet hopskotf/ ploy in the sondoit /plet in 82 seendpit/ play tennis jplet tons, playground plaigraondy rollerblades /rovle'blerdz/ rollerblading /roola'bledm/ roundabout /raondabant/ sondolt jseondpit/ see-saw /st-sai/ skiooing /skpm/ skipoing rope /skipm rowp/ slide fstaud/ swing /swin! tennis arns/ tennis court ents kavt/ tennis racauet lenis oke/ 112 At the Sports Centre (p. 56-67) archery Jo'lfori/ armbaneds /ambaendz/ arrow feerou badminton fbesdminton/ bal fbal/ a's fba'z/ baskelbboll fbaskitbal/ basketball court fbaskitbal kat basketball hoop sbaslotbal hup/ bat fast beam /biin/ belt (belt? bow fboo/ diving fdaiving diving board /dawin ba’d/ do archery fd ottfori / do fencing Jat: fensin/ do gymnostics /de dgimnaestks/ do martial arts /du ma'f atts? fencing /fensn/ foil fai go diving /goo daviny go ice-skating /goo axs-skeilin/ ‘go swimming /goo swirmn/ goggles /gog'Iz/ gymnastics /dsimnarstiks/ ice tink fas rigk! ice-skates /ars-skeats/ ice-skating /ais-sketin/ ladder ascot mattiol arts /ma']"l a'tss mask /mersks net fnety ploy bodminton /plet basdmintony ploy basketball /plar baskitbal/ play tobie tennis /plat tab'l tents/ practice mat /praoktis maxt/ racquet rack! rings tmz shuttlecock /[alkok/ sports centre /spa'ts sente'/ suit fouty/ swimming /swimin/ swimming cop fswimm kaap/ swimming pool /swimm pul fable tennis /tab't tonis/ table tennis table /laib't tems tebe) target fa'gly At the Stadium (p. 58-59) bronze medal fbronz med*t/ discus /diskas/ finishing line fini tain gold medal /goold med high jume fra dsamp/ hurdle hato't/ Javelin faseovin] tone lan? long jump on dsamp/ Podium fpoudiem/ pole voult /poo! valty relay ria runner /rano!/ seat /sit/ silver medal /silve’ med'l/ spectator /spektato'/ stadium jstediem/ starting line /stac'tig lain ticket /tkit/ trock track weightlifting /wettittm/ Outdoor Activities (p. 60-61) activities facktiviiz/ eat /boot/ comping /kampin/ comping stove /keemom stoov/ cone fkanis/ conoeing front) conopy fkasnopit compass /kampos/ equioment /Aawipment/ flippers stipe’7/ foam mat jfoum mast? hong-glider naen-alaide’/ hang: gliding fheen-glaidim/ harness hath! helmet /helmts iking haskan, hiking boots /rakin buts/ horse riding ¢ha‘s raid? ite jocket flat dseokit/ map jmap/ mosk fmask/ mountain bike /maontin baik/ mountein biking /maontn baikin/oars /"2/ outdoor faatds/ cxygen cylinder /oksxdgen stimdat/ padale fpaed'y setagiding /peereglaidin reins fremz/ fock climbing {rok klatmny/ rope frowp/ rowing from! rucksack frakszek/ saddle fsaxd*l) soil /sell? saiing /setlin/ scuba diving /skubs daivin/ ski boots /skt buts/ si poles /ské poolz/ skiing /skan/ skis /skis/ sleeping bag /slipm beg/ sowboard /snoubo'd/ snowboarding /snoubo'dn / tent lent wet suit /wet sity windsurter jwindsa‘ta'y windsurfing Awindsan/ ANIMALS Pets (p. 62-63) quorum Jokweariom/ beak /bik tones /bounz/ budgie fbndsi cage iKeid/ canary /kanean? cat fkaat/ cot basket /kaot baskit/ cow IKI) cog Ido9/ ied food /draid fird feather fled" features /fctfe'z/ fn tiny fsh bow! /f] boul/ fe fi] goictish /goulatth/ torster haemsto’/ fennel iken‘l/ lieard fiza'd) mouse /mavs/ paw /pa/ pet food fpet find pet homes /pet hovmz/ pets fpets/ rabbit resbity scales /skeiz/ seeds {sidz/ tail fel tortoise ftattos/ wet food Avet fud/ whiskers Pwiske'2/ wing any On the Farm (p. 64-65) ant jeont/ bee bit billy goat fbi goot/ bull /ol/ calf frat chick ks chicken /Ajkin/ cockerel Kokeral/ cow fkee/ crow (kroof donkey /donKi/ chive a tractor /drawy o traskle'/ duck jaiaky Guckling /dakim/ form animnais /fce'm eenum*iz/ former farms feed chickens id Ukinz/ foal {oul goat (goat goose /gus/ gosiing /apzin/ horse /nats/ kid kag) ledybird eiaibs'¢/ lomb fem) make scarecrows /mek skoo'krooz/ mile cows fru Kate / ow! /anl/ plant seeds /plant stdz/ sheep /ip/ sheepdog /ipdoa/ spider /spaide'/ Word list swen /swon/ wose /wpsp/ ‘work in the fields jws'k m 89 ftldz/ At the Zoo (p. 66-67) alligator jaxlgeto'! antelope jeentioup/ antlers fntle’2/ bear joo! bbulfolo /pafelon come! fkem*l/ ctocoaiie /krokadat!/ deer jaa’) eagle fg" elephant /oltant/ features /itlo'z/ flamingo sflemingou/ grate drat) gorila /gorto/ hippopotamus /nipepotames/ hooves shuvz/ hump /hamp/ kongorco skagen! koala /kousle/ leopard Aeps'd/ lon flaien/ mane jmen/ monkey jmanki orang-outon /oran-uteen/ ostrich jostntf/ panda /paenda? panther jpn!) pariot |perat/ rhinoceros /ranoseres/ scorpion /ska‘pian! snake /snek! tiger faiga'/ ‘trunk rank? tusks flasks wile animals fwald cenit) wolf Awe) zobra {zebra Marine World (p. 68-69) ir fest albatross /zibolros/ coral oral crab fkreab/ 113Word list dolohin /doitin/ eel fl) humpbock whale /hampbak "weil iceberg /aisbs'9/ jellyfch faseitf/ Killer whale /alo’ *wall mussel /mas*l/ octopus /oktepas/ penguin /pengwin/ polar bear /poula' beet/ ay tres rocks jroks/ sea /st/ 360 urchin jst arin seabed /sibed/ seogui /stgnl/ seahorse /stha's/ seat {stl/ seaweed /stwid/ shark. Jaki shell /fel/ shipwreck ffiprek/ shri frmp/ starfish /starti{/ swordtigh (sadly tuna fish ftiune ft! turtle /ts'tl/ walus jwalres/ OUR WORLD The Weather (p. 70-71} blizzard folize’d/ cloud /klad/ lousy Akiaodi/ cold fkoold/ degrees Celsius /digrtz selsies/ ty ira foggy foal freezing frizm/ hail Mey hailstorm fhoista’m/ heotwave shitwav/ hot Avot) ice jas) icicle fasket/ lightning sattrm/ irist jrstf 114 puddle /pnd’l/ roin fren} raindrop jrendrop/ rciny fre roy [ret sky Iska/ snow /sno6/ snowtloke /snovtlek? snowy fsnooi/ sun Isan/ sunny /sanif temperature /temprelis"/ thermometer /Ge'omsat/ thunderstoim /@ands’sta'/n/ weather ede / weather conditions wage" kondifne/ weather forecast weds’ farkastf weather forecaster /wodo" fo'kersto!/ wot wat! wind Avand/ windy Axindi/ The Earth (p. 72-73) Attica festriko/ Antarctica eantaktike/ Asia feof Australia: fostratio/ climate /Alamat/ continental jkontment*l/ continents /kontronts/ desert /dezatt/ earth /3°8/ eost fist/ equator /awerte’ Europe /ivorap/ mediterranean /medttaremnion/ mountein /maontiny north sna¥ey North America [na’@ omenke/ oceans fouf*nz/ iar /poule'/ south /s@08) South America /sa08 omertce/ The Antarctic: (91 aentarktiky The Arctic (8 a’ktk/ The Atlantic Oi atleentik/ The Indion {81 indion/ The Pacific /81 posifik/ tropical /tropik*t tundra andre} west /west/ The Landscape (p. 74-75) bay /oay beach foil! citt fal coast fkoust/ drought /éraoty ‘earthquake /a"ekwek/ flood /Mlad/ forest onist/ forest fire Horst fae) hurricane /narken/ island Jallond/ loke lek! londscape flendskep/ mountain range smauntin rands/ natural cisasters /nzetieral dzwsto'2/ natural features /naelforel fitfe'z/ ‘ocean Joul*n/ peak /pik/ river /nve'y sand dunes /send djunz/ tidal wave faid®l werv/ valley jvaxii/ volcanic eruption /voklaerik rappny waterfall /wotte'fol/ The Solar System (p. 76-77) Earth /'8/ Jupiter /dsupite") Mars maz} Mercury /makjeri/ moon /mun/ Neptune /neptiun/ Pluto /plutoor Satum fsatan/ sun /san/ Uranus fiver*nes/ Venus /vines/OUR TOWN Transport (p. 78-79) ‘getopiane jearoplen/ sitport feo'patty embulance /sembjolons/ bus fons! bus station /bas staf'n/ cor fkary ‘car pork faa pa'k/ caravan keraveen/ coach /koot{/ fre engine /taiet endsin/ helicopter ;nolikopte’ hot-air balloon fhot-eo boliun/ hovercraft /hova'kratt/ hydrofoil /haidrotally fory orif motorbike /moute’baik/ soice car (pelts ka’) pot fpott/ ship ip! sceed boat /spid boot/ froin jtrem/ thom freem / fhonsoort jtraenspo't/ underground train jande'graond tren/ On the Road {p. 80-81) bonnet foonit/ boot sbut/ biidge forids/ bus stop fons stop/ coiner fkatna’y engine /endsin/ lamp post /laamp poust/ re fen) motorway Imoutelwet) number plate /nambet plet/ pavement fpavmant/ pedestrian crossing /prdestrian krosin/ getol pump fpetral pamp/ petrol station /petral sta°n/ food (rood rood markings Jrood ma'kinz/ ‘ood sign {rood sain sreet /strit/ telephone box /telfoon boks/ traffic light leat lat traffic worden ftraefik wo'd*ny Main Street (p. 82-83) boxer foeko'y baker's /boska'z/ bank /oank/ bulldings /buidie/ butcher /butfa"/ butcher's /botfa'2/ cate (Kater) chemist omist/ chemist's ‘kemists/ cinema Jsinimary city fst communities kemjuniiz/ greengrocer /gtingrowse!/ greengrace'’s /gringrouse'2/ gym faim! hospital hospit"s hotel moutel/ librarian latrearient library flaibraniy newsagent njuzetdsint/ newsagent’s jniuzadyints/ office ouilaing /otts bid) post office /oust nfis/ refuse collector jretjurs kolokto'/ shopping centre /opm sente’/ shops Jfops/ supermarket /supe'ma'kit/ theatre /ecate’/ town ftaon/ village Jvlids/ In a Shopping Centre (p. 84-85) i bookshop /bok{op/ card shop /kard jep/ CD shop st di Jop/ clothes shop /klovdz fop/ escalator /eskeletta’/ fast food restaurant /fest fud resteront/ florist’s fflonsts/ hoirdresser’s /hea'dresa'z/ information dask /informotn desk) jewellers /dsucle'e/ Word list et tty optician’s fopti’nz/ et shop spet Jop/ phone booth foun bud/ festouant /restermnt) shoe shop fu fop/ toy shop tat fops travel agent's frat edsants/ video shop Mdieo Jopf At the Clinic (p. 86-87) ondoge fends! blood /biad/ bruise /oruz/ cast /kast/ clinic: /klimik/ cut /kat/ dentist /dentst/ doctor jdoktet/ earache fisreik) first aid kit /is’st etd kit) headache shedetk/ injection jindsek/*n/ medical instruments /medik"l instrements/ medical problerns /mecik*! problem?) medical words /medikl wa'dz/ medicine /meds*n/ nurse /na"s/ patient fperfint/ people /pip'l/ pill pay prescription fprsknpl'n/ teceptionist /rseplonist/ sling fsln/ sore throat fsa’ Grovt/ sticking plaster /stkin plasto'/ stitches jetta? stomachache /stamaxek/ stretcher /stretla'/ surgeon /sa'ds°n/ temperature flempratlt/ thermometer /6a'momute'/ foothache /u8ek/ wheelchair /utliest/ X-ray fobs) 115Word list WORDS Opposites (p. 88-89) ack jbeok/ bad fbad/ big /owg/ blunt folant/ bottom /botem/ cheap ffyp/ lean lin closed /klouzd/ cold fkovid/ dark /da'k/ different jdifranty difficult fortacot/ dirty jds"ti) eosy fizil empty fempti/ expensive Akspensiv/ fase jfais/ far far) fost fast! fot feet front ftranty full Holy good /gud/ hare ma‘! heavy jhevi/ hete hi! high fais hot snot left left) light flat tong ony low floos moder /mody'ny ear jn! / new /nyit/ noisy. nova old foold/ old-fashioned /ovldtasfnd/ ‘open Joupen/ quiet waroty fight frat/ rough stat/ some fsem/ sharp flo’p/ short fforty slow /stoo, 116 small /smail/ smooth /smud/ soft fsptt! sour /sav‘/ strong /stron/ sweet /swrt/ there Joes") thin /@in/ top lop true tru weak /wik/ wrong fron! young Jinn At the Playground (p. 90-91) above /ebav/ at the bottom of /at a9 botem ovt ‘ot the top of /et de top ev/ behind fomand/ below fbtoo/ between /bawin/ OK [books climbing frome (klein frem/ in an) in front of jn frant ev/ monkey frame frank’ fren / next to nekst taf ‘on fon} out fant) playground /plagraondy rubbish bin /rabif oinf ‘slide /slaid) swing /swin/ under /ande! / wall Wolf In the Maze [p. 92-93) cross /okrns/ along felon arch jae! bench poontf/ bridge fbrid5/ own fdagns entrance fentrens/ exit Jogztt/ fountain flaunt] hil ply into sintoy lake fletk/ maze (mez/ onto /onto/ out of faot ev over fovvel/ post /past/ Found jraands statue fstaetju/ through /eru/ towards awardz/ up fap/ well Avel/ A Summer Camp (p. 94-95) brush /oral clean filin/ dream /drim/ chink form) eat jit) get dressed /get drest/ get up /aet ap/ hang up fhaen ap/ lift putty moke the bed imeik de bed/ mop fmop/ open Joopan/ put away /pat ower! set the table /set sit Gown /sit dacn/ sloop /slep/ stond up /stend ap/ stretch fstretl/ sweep /swin/ tie up flat ap/ jun off fla'n off turn on fain anf woke up /wek ap/ wash Iwo) wash up /wof aps yawn flan] a teb"l/ A School Fair (p. 96-97) ‘uy bai) carry [keeril catch kel! chase (es) clin sklaim/ cycle /sak't/aig /dig/ ative draw] fol flat fight fall? sive favs hide mhad/ hit pit hug Magy kick rat kiss fas} ‘ough slaty push /pol) throw /8rou/ water Wate} wave jwavs whisper Swispo'/ FUN At the Beach [p. 98-99) amoands Jormband2/ beach /bitl/ beach ball fbi bol/ beach mat/bilf meet) beach umbrella /bitf ambrelo/ beach volley /attf voli/ bucket fbakit/ cop (keep! cooler fkulo'/ deckchair /dektjoo'/ diving mask /dawviy mask/ fippers Mipe'es googles /goghz/ Ife quare! fait ga’d/ pebbies /peb?tz/ rock /pk/ ober dinghy /rabo! diai/ rubber ring frabat rm/ song /seend/ sendcostle /saonckas'l shel /fel/ snorkel fenar kel) spade /speidy Glasses /sanglasz/ sunscreen /sanskrtn/ surfboard Js3'tba'd) woves Jwavz/ Leisure Time (p. 100-101) audience /odiens/ Gt the) ballet /baclei/ big wheel foig "wil/ condyfioss (kaznattios/ at the} cinema /simmo/ conductor ikandakte'/ dancer /danse’) Ginosaur /danasa/ dodgems /epdsemz/ exhibit fgzbt/ (ct an) exhibition jeksdif’n/ fans jfeenz/ fiir fim) (et the) tuntoir fantoo's information fnta'meat merty-go-1ound /meri-gou-raond/ museum /miu:zrom/ {et the} natural science museum snce\foral saions mjuzioms orchestia /avkestro/ painting /petntin/ play /pley/ roller-coaster /roule'-kouste' sereen skein} sculpture /skalplfo'/ {at c) sports event /spatts vent/ stage jsteds/ team jtim/ Gt the) theatre /eieta/ usher /nfet/ Gt the) z00 zu) zookeene! /2uKipe') Home Entertainment {p. 102-103) adventure faxiventja'/ cartoon fkartun/ childten’s programme ftildrenz provarsem? Sancey aieneel/ documentary /éokjomentri/ films fimz/ game show /gem fov/ horror fhore’/ interview finte'viu? music: /muczaky mystery jimstari/ radio freidion/ Word list radio programmes /redioe proogreemz/ remote control sranovt Kentrool/ romance jremans/ science fiction /saions fikzf'n/ sitcom /sitkom/ soop opera /soup ppare/ atk show /tak Jovy the news /80 niuz/ TV guide sti ve gaxd/ TV programmes iti vt provgrsemz/ westemn fweste'n] Fairy Tales (9. 104-105) alien jation/ armour /a'me’/ broomstick /brumstik/ costle ‘kas cauldron /kaldran/ characters (keerkto'z/ ctown /kraon) dragon {draegon/ feiry Hea genie /dsin/ ghost /goust/ giant /dgarant/ king jan knight /natt/ lamp flemp/ mermaid jms'meid/ moat /mout/ monster /monste’/ pirate /paret/ places /pleisiz/ prince /prins/ princess /prinses/ queen fkwin/ shield [ld skeleton /skelit*n/ spaceship /spesiip/ sword /sa'd/ things /omz/ treasure jtrese’f vompire /vaempate'/ wand /wond/ witch Jwitl/ wizard Mwize'd/ 17for young learners Ce ae Rene) ee a Runes sin eae a ea eo eee ta ead Used both in class as supplementary material for young eee et ee res Pom Pe Renee ea) Cee en ee ee eco re aca icant een Neeson ae) eta ed Cece ae Seen er een ee Pee ed Se Race acca ‘and to use the words in context, Pere kee ees pee eae aR lar PRC Rae) Se Re an crea massac Ce ea nay Boca! foot Pee ee eee ce + The Express Picture Dictionary for young leomers Activity Book Ce amo ie CON keel Re nm iy ere terion The Express Picture Dictionary for young leamers ea ee Ree ye Ko) ll | ll ZS DT easp atid