Look at the story. Think and predict. Where does the story happen? What does James find in the garden? Listen and read. Check your predictions.“ (Thanks for helping me dig the allotment. } (That's OK, as Grandm Hi, James. We're in the city centre. It’s great fun. Where are you? I'm staying in a small village in the| (We can plant some vegetables this countryside. I's nice, but it’s really | | afternoon. You see, there is always boring, There's nothing todo. __} [something to do in the countryside. Se Hey, Grandma! Look at these. 7 ‘What are they? re > | James and his grandma look for information about the: Cons, This coin has got a man on one side and a bird on the other side. They're old coins. = hi lots of them. There are lo} Let me see. I'm going to look for it on the Internet. Story vocabulary: placesHere it is. It says the coin is nearly ) 2,000 years old. It’s made of silver. The man is the Roman Emperor, Hadrian. The bird is an eagle, | (Look, in this book there's a picture of Hadrian's Wall in the north of England. It says the wall is nearly 2,000 years old and is 74 miles long, FHowmary con i ———— be val gor | ip (Wow. James.) pps Ye sivercorn) Woute on tv. > 18 silver coins) es and four \ se-> Reporters come to the village to talk to James, (a You're famous! No, I'm going to see ‘Are you going to || Hadrian's Wall with my F a back to || grandma. And tomorrow [No, I'm not. im going ) Bcome I = im going to see a Roman ‘Are you going ) |to give them toshe © | {the city today? _) ilGbeL Inoreea lol toa to keep ther \village museum. the countryside! ss What do you . x Read and say the correct word. Yes, | do. Vike history. | love finding out interesting historical tacts Do you like historical stories? James. He is staying with his (1) §@. She lives in a small (2) @@® in the countryside. One day, James finds some This is a historical story. The main character is called Roman (3) §@@@ in his grandma’s garden. On the Internet, he finds out that the coins are nearly (4) @@% years old. The man on the coins is the Roman Emperor, (5) a James gives the coins to the village (6) G2 q Story language: !’m going fo ... Are you going to..?i tale im going to waich o football match. GED Listen and read. I'm not going to see a film: ee 4 I'm not going to travel this summer. I'm going to stay at home. What about you? I'm going to visit a friend in Spain. Really? Spain is a fantastic country. The food is delicious, the weather is warm. I know. I'm going fo go to the beach and eat tapas How are you going to get there? By car? By boat? No. I'm going to fly. By plane? No. I'm just going to fly! Read again. Which is Grammar Boy's holiday? Why? mre os 9 ee en ae cr ost. eaters iG epee ert ie ecich ie ee Re pL I'm not going to C_ visit a museum. | cr resto. | | EL AEST EE Ask and answer. Go to Workbook pages 60 and 63. coe _ Target language:Listen and read. Why isn’t Sam happy with Sally’s plans? Think. What advice can you give? oray! It’s the | (On Tuesday, | want to go at's the matter? ) \summer holiday. ) || shopping. On Wednesday, [ a | a ~, || want to go snorkelling. On || {What about me? Thursday and Friday, | want ... ) ‘| 1don't want to go SS to the cinema, | hate shopping and 2 hie waa ‘Yay! Let’s plan | some activities } WY todo together. On Monday, | want to go to |» # the cinema Look, read and think. What can Edward and Ellie do together? Listen and compare. Edward wants to Read, think and discuss. oOo, &> E> ‘Do you plan activities with Do you think your friends or your famil i about what they, 2 want to do? Key learning outcome: leaim why itis important to think about what other people wantDo you have these objects) _C and places where you live2¢_> Listen and say. arose bridge postbox | zebra crossing path bench pond 1) his looks like a great day out for this Listen and read. summer. What do you think? 0 model villages in the UK. ir tourist attractions. Babbacoribe Modal Village is in Torquay, in South-west England. There, you ‘can see models of English towns and villages. The models include buildings, city streets and country paths, trees and plants, rivers and ponds, bridges, vehiicles, onimals and people, There is alot of detail in every model There is « model of atypical English village, with a butcher's, a baker's, I newsagents, a postbox, a bench, a zebra crossing, etc. There are also models of famous places, lke Piccadilly Circus in London, and Stonehi sound effects: bells, cows, troins, cars, we. Visit the café for drinks ‘As you walk around, you can and tractors. Babbacombe Model Village is open all year. It usually closes ot § o'clock ti anise But it sometimes sloys open late, 0 people can see the models iluminated ot night pecsog Check out the Babbacombe Model Village website for prices, opening times and special events. posteards. mor Pauses ce Listen and say true or false. in the summer | like the model Ilike going to Tell your friends. village because Target vocabulary: things you see in a villageaS ace ‘Are you on holiday in South-west England? ‘To help make your stay enjoyable and fun, ‘why not participate in a village Fun-Facts Hunf? I's a great way to discover and find out about a village. There are 28 beautiful villages to choose from. Each village has got a question sheet with 12 questions about the streets, buildings, people, shops and history of the village. If you can find all 12 answers, you can win a souvenir of South-west England. A village Fun-Focts Hunt is a great activity for cil the family and its absolutely free. just go to ‘one of the 28 villages and ask for a map and question sheet at the post office. Good luck! 1. How many-questiongs are in-each village Fun-Facts Hunt?: 2. Is the Fun-Facts Hunt for adults, children or both? 3 Where can you get a Fun-Facts Hunt quéstion sheet? 4 What is the prize if you win the village Fun-Facts Hunt? 5 Do you think a Fun-Facts Hunt is a good way to discover a Village? ©} Read. Then listen and say six differences.- lonta villagel © Goto the village museum. What time does it open on Saturday? __It opens at 10:15 ain Go to the river. 4 Whatis the date on the bridge? 1320 ee IH UNE © Goto the train station. What's next to The Station Café? The butcher's © Goto the park. What types of animals are on the pond? _Swans and ducks © Goto the shop next to the police station. What's opposite the shop? __A yellow posthox «y Go to Workbook page 50. Prepare an information search. Ask a friend to complete your information search. } hed Where do I go first? }) (You go to the Key learning outcome: prepare an information search ®_—-_ Listen and write the words. are shops? Which ones Check your spelling. Which four words are not on your list? ASE gon answer. Is there a Ae ggg S\ {Yes, there is. / No, there Cire) near here? isn't. / don't know. Read and say the correct word. Are you going to do ~® Listen and check. cose sai caihe Jack: (1) #@B you going to go on holiday this summer? Grandma: (2) 2. | am Jack: Are (3) §@B going to go to Spain? Grandma: No, I'm (4) @@B. I'm going to stay at home. What about you? Are you going to go on holiday? Jack: Yes, | (5) §@B. |'m going to travel around the USA Grandma: Wow! Are you (6) 2 to fly? Jack: No. I'm (7) @@@ to cycle.stage 3 = 5 z 5 —-g __ Watch the video. Which place is not mentioned? \ greengrocer's souvenir shop = post office bridge baker's 4 Stiga - Watch the video again. Answer the questions. 1 Who says, “There are lots of things to do in the village we'te visiting’? Who says, “I'm going to the post office to send a postcard"? Who says, “I'm not going to the butcher's"? Bown Who says, “We can meet at the bridge over the river"? stage 5 Talk about your holiday plans. This summer, I'm going fo go on holiday in a city. I'm going to travel by bus and Im going to stay in a flat I want to + verb | don't want to + verb. Im going to + verb rm not going to + verb ‘Communication Kit: post