ac Give Me Five! PUPIL’S BOOK S The school fair page 4 1 My clothes page 8 2 Adventure holiday page 18 3 1% my city page 28 ok Project 1: A healthy life digital poster page 38 4 My technology page 40 5 Amazing animals page 50 6 Entertainment page 60 ck Project 2: A film script page 70 7 Ahelping hand page 72 8 Green technology page 82 9 amazing places page 92 ok Project 3: An eco tourist attraction page 102 ‘™ Festivals: Happy New Year! page 104 ‘= Festivals: World Environment Day page 105 3 Grammar and Vocabulary Review page 106 Se Cambridge Exams Practice: A2 Key for Schools page 115 @& Song Bank page 125 7 Donna Shaw » Rob Sved© ook at the photos. What are the people “eae doing? Does your school have a fair? © Read the profiles for Callum, Jess and Tom. Who's most like you? Nome: Callum Dawson ‘Age: 11 Birthday: iain September Family: one brother Favourite school subject: Art Favourite food: fruit smoothies, pasta Physical description: short brown hol, brown eyes, short Character description: confident, kind, tidy Name: Jess King ‘Age: 10. Birthday: 3rd February Family: one brother ond one sister Favourite school subject: Malhs Favourite food: eggs, chocolate Physical description: straight blonde hair, brown eyes tall CChoracter description: friendly, active, « bit noisy! Name: To Smith ‘Age: 10 Birthday: 25th May Family: no brothers or sisters Favourite school subject: Science Favourite food: pizza, tomaloes Physical description: shor black hai, brown eyes, medium height Character description: quiet, shy, o bit untidy © listen, answer and check. &) om Ask and answer. (He's a bit untidy, What's Tom like? | quiet ond sty. — al ( What does Jess) (She's got straight 300k lke? blonde heir and brown } ee eyes. She's fall oO Key learning ou aRead and find. that's made from flour, eg person who's buying a smocthie and has stroight blonde hair mething which you use fo tok Listen and find. § =I Think of five things that you would like fo have at your school fair.e o Tom: — Whot are alll these balloons for? Jom: — They land in other countries? Really? Callum: There's going to be a balloon race. Callum: Yes. A few years ago, a balloon went from Jess: What's a balloon race? England to Ching. Callum: People buy a balloon They write a Tom: — What happens when a balloon lands? question and their email address on a Callum: Hopefully, someone reads the question label. Then we let go of all the balloons on the label and sends a message. The Tom: — And then what? balloon that travels the furthest is Callum: The balloons float away. Some of them ine MANnes; land near here, but some land in other Jess: What a great idea! Let's buy some balloons. countries. © soy the sentences in the correct order. @ The balloon lands somewhere Someone finds the label, b Someone sends you a message e You buy a balloon ¢ You write a question and your email address Everyone lets their balloons float away. ‘on the label. ™& Read the questions on the balloon labels. Ask and answer.> w Listen and read about balloon races. Find the ) words in the text with these meanings. & e + alightgas - toexplode + the material that balloons are made of e e ene gS) I @ Balloon races ; How does a balloon race work? The balloons have got a gas called helium inside them. Helium is lighter e- than air. Each balloon usually rises about eight kilometres and then bursts, ~ but some travel a long way and land in other countries. What are the rules for balloon races made of paper. ® Latex and paper are organic, so they will degrade naturally. © The balloons shouldn't have the string attached when they're released. © You mustn't tie the balloons together. ‘© You mustn't let go of more than 5,000 balloons at the same time. © The balloons must be made of latex and the labels must be . eo = | Pole yeaa ec ulna Porro) © Read and say frue or false. 1 Aris heavier than helium, 2 The balloons usually burst 3 There aren't any rules for balloon races. 4 Is Ok to te the balloons together 5 I's OK to release 4,000 balloons at the same time, 6 A bboy in China found a balloon that @ girl released in Manchester. © C@ummmfi name five countries that you think the balloons will go to. Keay leaning outaomes ead an information text about the scence Gchind ballon races eve countries review must and murtrt e