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Creepy Crawlies Land Animals . Animals and Their young |. Animals Sounds Animal Homes . Sea Creatures Piants Fruits Vegetables Days of the Week Months of the Year Opposites Things that Go Together Pre-reading Skils Phonics Nouns . Atticies Pronouns Verbs ‘to be’ ). Verbs ‘to have’ . Verbs: ._ Adjectives Adverbs |. Connectors Modals ._ Wh- Questions 37. 38, 39. 40. 4l. 42. 43, 4A, Punctuation and Capitalisation Word Order ‘Comprehension Revision 1 Revision 2 Revision 3 Revision 4 Revision 5 193 197 213 216 219 223 231 241 253 277 289&® © &@_y* oe (ee ) The body is made up of many parts. | Point to each part and say the name.The arm & @ gp ® &€ Bg *® &® eeeremmaah eae Trace the dotted words. This is an: @ {© Educational Publishing House Pte Led - EET nt ESThe leg S&BParts of the face & e@ g & & &_eFX oe eyebrow nose mouth chin neck | | | ! | Se treet lip a tongue (© Evetional Publishing House Pe id senna STMy body & @epe ®& & &g*’ at Look in the mirror. Write down what you see, S\ 9 oo, lsee lsee lsee | see | see IseeWhat are sense organs? & ALP I tg Our sense organs tell us more about the thos | around us. Our eyes can see. Our ears can hear sounds. Our tongue tells us if the food is hot or cold, sweet or sour. We feel with our skin i nose can smell. Point to each picture and say its name. 2 Sea rs © Educational Publishing House Pe Ld EIThe five sense organs & S® ep ® & ®@y_* a * Match each picture fo its name. G skin ) ai Oy Levee CG (i i nose SS ear / | fongue- © féscatonal Publishing Howe Ped %Our sense organs we &® g *® e &_eX ae Fill in each blank with the correct answer from the box. nose | |see with my x8 @y eyes | hear with my ( 9 tongue [| | smell with my <5 skin | taste with my ©) ears | feel with my if eee eeeMore on sense organs & @&@ eg © & & ye” ow Look at each picture. Then fill in each blank with the correct answer. | use my ears | use my eyes to | use my tongue (© Eiucatlonal Publishing House Pie UdMore on sense organs & Look at each picture. Write the sense organ and what it can do in the space provided. CONT Any \. \ fe ex he oe Pe TS eX KN © Ecatonal Publishing House Pte Lid reeFeelings & @ g ® & &yX ae Match each picture with the correct word. ZB eee eieeein) wm @ ¢ angry surprised ¢ happyDifferent types of feelings icine steam oeiiaiaaie iiaceerii a Fill in each blank with the correct word from the box. sleepy hot scared hungry happy angry 9 i ae B > Lam feeling. F) | did not do my homework. It is sunny. My teacher is é © Educational Publishing House Pte ud « . nn ERIS TTTA dog chased me. | was very 5. 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Use the words from the box. §/ crayon pencil pen sharpener eraser stapler SC £ (© Educational Publishing Howse Plo Ld @ ‘saeWord search on Occupation,s& Sg & € ®&g_gX® ee Here are some people who help us. Look for the words in the puzzle. Then circle them. X dentist policeman ¢ doctor Ae Lt tly ule} i [plo djojc}|tjojrjelatclojz Be elajs|difigihirij } tik a n}z/x}/c]vjb| nip lm] ij Me tTlplo}ifult}ylelricje i}qicjeltigjminijieli nurse |S1¥19 a) a |™/s tim|h} rjwidjale|cjalb x}njujrisjelyjrilinis QD ovate 2 carpenter \ = Pe ANS fireman’ ™“ © Educational Publishing House Pe Ld HEI tn nen tmOccupations & ies doe aad a Fill in each blank with the conect word from the box. © baker doctor postman doctor postman farmer He delivers letters. OB) He is a We go to her when we are ill. fos She is a He grows fruits and vegetables. 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The first one has been done for you. & L oy “e 0 g |=a FO © Educational Publishing House Plo LdRhyming words & s ® & &By Circle the picture that rhymes with the picture on the left. (9) «C QD Ya &) it a \ ae 0 t @e of i a esi E9 f 2 Jp 3Rhyming words B Match each picture to the word that has the same rhyming sound. %, bin J 4 log”My rhyming friend & ® g ® & &y* oe Circle the pair of rhyming words in each sentence. 1, & ) The fan is beside the ena pan. a, ‘Ze C en 2. The cat is chasing the rat. ( we tra Ww SSE es | want to bake a cake. 4. Apinis in the bin. “S : Ae © Ecocational Publihing Howse Pie Ld %More rhyming words & @ gg & & & ge we Ai Rescate TED! Look at the picture in each row. Draw a picture that rhymes with it in the box. al Publishing House Pee Ud& @ eg & &e & ye” oe Do we sound the same? Find a pair of rhyming words. HORE song © Educational Publishing Howse Pe LidDo you know me? & & eB @& 8 » Look at each picture. Then circle the correct word. 1, 7 LOS L6 ee y eyes bug ice book 2 SW Ly g =) Aw a son shoes sun shine : —X S) bag year beg earDo you know how fo spell mygs name? ® pg ® we aerX ae Match me with my correct name. Ee shoes Ww eyes Ge book iP table Nt 5 bag © Educational Publishing House Fle Ud % “AenWhat is my name? 7 ee ee eee —— lite Gi _ Ldear joni 1 (= “ | moon ol moose — bread = os bred ao rWhich fruit am I? @ 2g ®& & ®&eXwX o* Rearrange these letters to find the name of each fruit. Write the name on each blank. > pplea earp - eae ae rangeo | ananab O ce ayppaa tanrambu ‘© Educational Publishing House Pie UdNouns are names of people, places, animals and things. Eg. girl park jug Write the nouns in the correct groups. FE, boy library dog ball mother car parrot hospital teacher school elephant lass pI g 2 4 ~ @ (© Educational Publishing House Pe UdIn the classroom SB &@ gg &® & & _we®r wo * What are some things you can find in your classroom? Draw in three things using the picture below.Can you find me? Ga Circle the nouns in each sentence. The girl is sleeping. 2. Peter is playing in he park. kite, 4, The teapot is on the ‘able. She drops the spoon on the floor.6. The car is in the garage. Maya is playing in her room. library. | went to Sentosa for a picnic. 10. The teacher is in the classroom, (© Educational Publishing House Pte ud 2° Ds RnOne or many? ne ae The word ‘singular’ refers fo one person, 7) animal or thing. Tne word ‘plural’ refers to two or more people, places, animals or things. m Is the noun singular or plural? Colour the correct box. singular 1. () X singular} plural (b) y X YRAA singular | plural 2. (a) ES singular} plural (b) ELE BAZ singular} plural @ © Educational Publishing House Pt Lidsingular | plural (b) SR SS singular | plural ES guior| (a) eS singular | plural 0) BeBe | singular} plural » @) Wi singular | plural (6) aa 7 Sa? Bi] singular | plural . 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Do mango mango. ‘© fécationa Publishing House Pe Ltd %Nouns ending with ‘-ies’ EERE RAIA I Nouns can be changed from the singular to the plural form by removing ‘y’ and adding *-ies’ at the end of the word, Eg ( baby babies j butterfly butterflies 5 army armies ag Look at each picture and write the word in the plural form by removing ‘y’ and adding ‘-ies’ at the end of the word. puppy 2. strawbe.ry strawberr. & © Educational Publishing House Pte Ud earnerNouns ending with ‘-ves’_ & a Nouns can be changed from the singular to the plural form by removing ‘f’ or ‘fe’ and adding | ‘ves’ at the end of th d | oes ed Look at each picture and write the word in the plural form by removing ‘f' or ‘fe’ and adding ‘-ves’ at the end of the word. ater \\ > TR Ga leaf lea . c=aac a= 7 aw (ic — ar) shelf shel ae (© Educational Publishing Houze Pte Lid& a 668 4, i : a ¥ ABBASingular and pluralnouns & ea et eee ae \ The singular and plural forms of some nouns ae | ‘ the same. | Eg. | sheep Mee deer reindeer trout =&2 sheep |, i deer reindeer trout =3& ps, The singular and plural forms of some nouns are different. E.g. man men woman women child children tooth <> teeth @> Ox oxen louse lice goose gees mice= eA © Educational Publishing House Pte LidWhich noun am |? Ss @ » ®& & &@y_erX oe Circle the correct word. |. Those two (man, men) are brothers. 2. There are many (child , children ) at the playground. 3. The (ox, oxen ) are ploughing the field. 4. The (mouse , mice ) . XY are running all over EE g ‘ A AS the place. = (7? BP paye 5. The ( goose , geese ) are making a lot of 7 noise. FF Oa © Educational Publishing House Pe Us e “SDE tte TR EEMore singular and plural nouns@s @S@ gp ® © &y_g*X a Complete the table using the words in the box. book wolf goose sheep mouse child puppy mango balloon mice mangoes children books wolves puppies sheep geese balloonsCountable/Uncountable nouns2s nT OE ¢ Countable nouns are nouns that can be { counted, \ ¢ Uncountable nouns are nouns that cannot be SIE ed, Put a tick | |in the boxes for countable nouns. 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[Seamer — ae Fill in each blank with ‘He’, ‘She’ or ‘It’. 2. Mrs Lee teaches me in school. isateacher. & 3. The cat caught a rat. 2 —__________ Is eating the rat. Ge {© Educational Publishing House Pte LidMore personal pronouns & @ yg ®& we aero PAIL NP Ie A pronoun is used to take the place of a noun. E.g. My father is taking my sister and me out. He is taking us to Sentosa. Are John and Paul in the canteen? | want to see them, You have a car. That is your car. [have a pet dog. That is my dog. On eae er ee Fill in each blank with a suitable pronoun. 1. Layla and | have dolls. The dolls belong to 2. These cards belong to Li Ming and Li Xing. Please return the cards to 3. You have a stamp album. This is ____ album. © Educational Publishing House Pe tid » cst ENMore personal pronouns & 2 gs ® & Bek wee RI A pronoun Is used to take the place of a noun. E.g._ Is Tim in the room? Mr Tay is looking for him. This book belongs to Sarah. Please return it to ‘ er. The table is dirty. Please wipe it. { RENE eee eee Circle the correct pronoun, 1. The chair is in the room. Please take (it, her, him ) out. 2. He has a toy car. The toy car belongs to ( his , him, her ). 3. The dog is hungry. Give ( it, him, her ) some food. 4. This book belongs to Tommy Please give it back to (him, it, her). 5. There Is a girl in that room. Please ask (it, her, him ) to come out.Demonstrative pronouns & 2 © ® & &_g*% eo We use ‘this’ when we refer to a single thing nearby. We use ‘that’ when we refer | Ry _ oe toa single thing far away. ne ee oe 1. @ This is a cat. Be That is a dog. : * This is my house. Oa That is John’s house. 3. This dress belongs to my <= 5 mother. That shirt belongs to my father Lt | OHThis or that & 1 is a book. is a cow, {© Education! Publishing House Pe tidDemonsirative pronouns S& &® »p ® &€ &_eXae We use ‘these’ when we oe refer to many things nearby. We use ‘those’ when we fre tefer to many things far = ay i oe a j |. These chickens belong to =>"% Farmer Jo. o& Those chickens belong to Farmer Gr Green. * tes ~e 2, These ducks are noisy. ? SB Those ducks are quiet. = 3. These flowers are beautiful. Those flowers are not. ES aN “9 © ttucatonal bing Hore Pd ‘2These or those & ladies are waiting for the bus.Demonstrative pronouns & @e ® ¢ ®@ ye a* 1. | want to eat banana. are my teddy bears. apples look delicious. © Educational Publihing House Fe Ud ) ‘nebeanomntomeeoarensmemeeoDemonstrative pronouns & GE eainSiromnegaI &® g & &¢ &_g* a * Colour the correct box. 1 This These That Those This That These Those shirts are new. Zz, car belongs to my father. eo gp is my teddy bear. ow Ee WN flowers are beautiful. GAD EEX uy ue yy A @ © Educational Publishing House Pte Ld‘Is’ and ‘are’ Ss @ gpg &®@ & &yF oe PER rer tetiin Seren ES rm nf Sp ee The words ‘is’ and ‘are’ belong to the verb to be. You use ‘is’ with singular nouns. You use ‘are’ with plural nouns. E.g. May is playing with her doll. } Tom and John are at the playground. Soe Fill in each blank with the correct word from the box. The boys _____________ playing hockey today. is are \wo She _____ a good swimmer. : @ m is are | (RL EEBLS a Ahmad and Ramsey to the market. (© Educational Publishing House Pe Ud‘Are’ and ‘am’ & The pronouns ‘I’ and ‘You’ are special. 3 You use ‘am’ with the pronoun |. You use ‘are’ with the pronoun you. E.g. lam Tim. |am five years old. You are Paul. You are six years old. A Circle the correct word. lo my 1. 1Cam, are, is) Susan. a 2. You(am, is, are ) seven years old. 3. You (is, are , am ) going to school now. 4. | Cis, are, am) ona bus, aVerbs ‘to be’ ® g ® &e &@y* o* Fill in each blank with the correct word. sR | Tammy. | six years old. Poa Ge 3 This Anne. She my friend. That He my house. my brother. Those He my dogs. ten years old. 1 Educational Publishing House Pe Ud spp narMore verbs ‘to be’ & Read each sentence. Colour the box with the correct answer. 1. Tim} is | are} am} a boy. 2. It} is | are |am | an elephant. ep &. aa) Mei Lin watches TV in the afternoon. BN She cycles in the park every evening. Ok —— She studies at night. yal © Educational Publishing House Fte Ld @ “eGpattgrnas meenaSingular verbs BB * ee & He" s* Look at the picture. Fill in each blank with a word given in the box. plays walks eats reads a) cy Pei Ling _-___ an y apple for breakfast. 8 Sie seers eeeeee eee eee een eestor 5 to school. PA(_{) (5 4 She _______ a book in class. f= She her friends. @ © Fdocationsl Publishing House Pee Ud ea Be nen pa REPlural verbs & AGN et pt Le pe When a verb Is used with plural nouns, we co not add *-s’ at the end of the verb. E.g. We eat some sweets. They eat some sweets. | eat some sweets, You eat some sweets. 3 Colour the correct box. 1. They} play | plays | soccer every Sunday. 2. We love to| jogs | jog | in the park. 3. llike to} ea eats | chocolate. 4, You| dances} dance © Educational Publishing House Pe Ud » “sebastienPlural verbs SB Read the following story. This is Simon and Peter. MAX They are brothers. rp They walk to school every day. They sit together in class. og They do their homework together. They sleep in the same room at night. Fill in each blank with the correct word. 1, Simon and Peter ____ sito school every day. 2. They_____=+=+__—__ together in class, 3. They _____—_—s their homework together. 4, They in the same room. e_ Se eeSingular and plural verbs & & 2g & & &ye*™ wo * Circle the correct verb. 1. . Alex (eats , eat) Sheila ( read , reads ) a book. a cake after dinner. . The hungry babies ( cry , cries ) loudly. . Tracy ( wears , wear ) her blue dress to the party. . The men ( drop , drops ) © 2 some eggs. Bon 2s . The girls ( sings , sing ) aa S sweetly. ue) Vol VS nl ubliing owe Re td llth ; % © dacaAdjectives & eee An adjective is a describing word. It ls used to describe a person, thing or animal. describes the box E.g. This is a big box. a thing rl Underline the adjective in each sentence. 1. Mary is a tall girl. 2. | have a brown puppy. 3. lam wearing a pretty dress. 4, John is a good boy. 5. This cake is delicious. KX 6. My mother is a kind lady.Describing words @® gp &®& ¢ @yg* SESSA SPE EEE eee Hee Hee y scared Ey ¢ Onory > 7 PEEP eee ePrice @ d ¢ tired | Be ee (2; c sad ( eeeDescribing words &@ @ ® &@ & eX wo * Baer erate ore years onsite ne aterm nga Circle the word that describes the picture. ee ( Yyrad hard / soft oe pink /red long / short _ eB ; aan? a ores fierce / kind happy / sad @ (© Edvcational Publishing House Pie LtdAft the market & 1. The fish is fresh. 2. The cucumber is green. 3. The oranges are big. 4, The mangoes are expensive. 5. The tomatoes are red. 6. The market is noisy. © Edcational Publishing House Pte Ud % erg eb ane TE eee ESAdverbs & ee ee | at tell us more about the verb. E.g. Tim runs quickly. In the above sentence, ‘quickly’ tells us more about the verb ‘runs’. a a ae Fill in each blank with the correct adverb. Use the words from the box. are soundly slowly loudly 1. The tortoise is crawling Orne Ss ¥ 2. The boy is talking WS a 3. The baby is sleeping ac (© Educational Publishing HAdverbs The boy screams loudly at his sister. The girl does her work quietly. The lion roars flercely at the hunter. The girl sings sweetly. (© Edacatonal Publishing House Pe Lid ve )More adverbs Ss Find the adverb in each sentence. Circle it. E> nS aod x Tom laughs loudly, ~~ 38 The tortoise crawls slowly. Sey YA in) Sue skips happily to the wy, IL layground. Saar CEES a As Tne man looks angrily at the the naughty boy. The ballet dancer dances gracefully on the stage. & (© Educational Publishing House Pte LidPrepositions & &@ gg &@ & &yX® oe Fill in each blank with a word from the box. 1. The book is <2 > Neri the table. 2. The books are a 4| [aa] _____-__ the drawer. ll SH : hae 3. Aman is standing s ) —_—____..__.._ the Tree. BIL 4, The ball is zt the basket. QDLook at the picture. Fill in each blank with a word from the box. _ 3 Ann is siti & nn is sitting N) —____________ the chair I Vy, ‘| OF in on under 2. The slippers are thebed. £ey in on —_ under “ea 3. The picture is { [& ! Seer Te W/Gill: aaa ™ in on underWhere is the puppy? & & » ® e &e* o* Fill in each blank with the words from the box. Pe eee Fin tne box under the box behind the box on the box in front of the box between the boxes HELE } The puppy is The puppy Is La ea The puppy is The puppy is © Educational Publishing House Pe Ud % “eee eonMore prepositions & 8 & & &@ yk eo * Study the picture below. Fill in each blank with a preposition from the box. ad IT arabes) on above behind under 1. There is a boy standing the door. 2. There isa dog_________ the bed. 3. The light is __=_=_+§=_=—_—_—__—s the bed. 4. The clockis__.=———sthe table. © Eecational PubliMore prepositions Ss @ g ® & &@g® ee Study the picture below. Then answer the questions below with the words from the box. in front of between beside above 1. The light is Ss Mr:s and Mrs Lim. 2. There is a coffee table —___ Mr and Mrs Lim. 3. Valerie is sitting ___________ her father and mother. 4. The telephone is_____—=—SS—s the sofa, © Educational Publishing House Pe ted % ‘hse ge Eee ee eonConnectors OI I Connectors are joining words. They join two sentences together to form one sentence. Eg. | want chocolate. | want chocolate too. Do you want to eat (rs ag Do you want to eat durian or mango? A et Rr © Educational PublishingWrite ‘and’ or ‘or’ in the blank. 4 1. Do you want an apple \ a pear? (" [ fy => ey Bs 2. Jane wants the doll Os Bes the train. 3. | would like to have the blue toy the red toy. 4, Does Ken prefer wearing the slippers the sandals? 5. Kim likes this red sé dress. (© Educational Publishing House Pte LtdMore on connectors & @ g & & & Write ‘and!’ or ‘or in each blank. 1. My mother wants me to buy both SUGGES: ~ 2. Leave the pen Kez on HEE EE SPECT FL [=r pencil on the table. 3. Isthisa moth _________ a butterfly? 4. Jack likes the mango “er the papaya. : 5. Do you like going to the zoo the Bird park? nrModals Look at the pictures. Fill in each blank with ‘can’ or ‘cannot’. swim. JES 0, py? OL Oe tee My sister___ swim, i Ap. f i eh The girl ____ lift this box. She _____ dance. He ____. dance. © Educational Publishing House Pe td "SEE aa aMore on modals & @ g ® & & eX oe - Answer each question. Use the words in the brackets. 1. Can | go to the playground? (Yes) Yes, you can. Xf i\ 2. Can | borrow your eraser? (No) No, you cannot. eS 3. Can | go with you to the mall? 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