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THIS MONTH: CAMPING. ANSWERS ON PAGE 41

1 Match the words
Match the words below to the pictures.
1. a tent c d
2. a forest
3. a campfire j
4. a backpack/a rucksack
i
5. a log f
6. a torch (“flashlight” in US English)
7. a sleeping bag
8. a tent peg
c
9. a cabin
10. a campsite

2 Wordsearch a e h
g
Now find these words in the wordsearch. b

ring tent forest

campfire backpack

log torch

sleeping bag tent peg

cabin campsite

3 Guess the word

Think of ways to describe these camping words. See if your
partner can guess the word from the list based on your clues.

it's a place
where you can
go camping
that has lots
of trees and
animals living
in it.

A forest!

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THIS MONTH: CAMPING.
TO PITCH A TENT To go on a hike
To assemble a tent. To go for a long walk in the country.

“The f irst
“We plan to go
thing we
on a hike in Fisher
did when
Canyon.”
we got
to the
campsite
was pitch
our tent.”

To build a f ire To catch f ish

To make a f ire from materials such as To use a f ishing rod and / or line to
wood and sticks. get f ish.

“If we
want to
eat dinner,
we should
probably
build
a f ire
f irst.”

“My mum and

I caught
seven f ish in
three hours
down at the
lake.”

To roast marshmallows To set up camp

To cook marshmallows over a f ire. If you “set up camp”, you organise your
campsite by putting your tent, supplies
and food in order.

“Sean loves to roast

marshmallows when we “My friends and I left home in the morning because
go camping.” we wanted to set up camp before dark.”

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