Welcome to our world, Come in and close the door! Welcome boys and girls, ‘There's lots of fun in store! Welcome to our world! Meet our friends and join the fun, Say hello to everyone! Clap your hands and stamp your feet, welcome to the beat! Welcome to the beat! Welcome to our world, Come in and close the door! Welcome boys and girls, There's lots of fun in store! Welcome to our world! Read and write or look and sau, Ready, go, let’s start today! Sing our songs and be our guest, Welcome, be the best! ‘Welcome, be the best Welcome to our world, Come in and close the door! Welcome boys and girls, There's lots of fun in store! Welcome to our world! Elizabeth Gray - Virginia Evans Bal Express PublishingPN Welcome back! pe. 4-9 Sy Number six, Hill Street! pp. 10 - 15 my Trick or treat! SJ pp. 16 - 21 Revision 1 pp. 22 - 23 WA ay rt ov! pp. 24. 29 SAL the market = pp. 30 - 35 | don't like Science! t's boring! we 41 Revision 2 pp. 42 - 43 | want to be a firefighte pe a4 9 Cows are fatter than goats! pp 50 - 55 op” got a sore throat! pp 58-67 1 was a hoppy baby! pe. 62 - 67 Revision 3 pp. 68 - 69 What hoppened to you? pe 70-75 Cavemen and dinosaurs! pp 76-81 Fun food! pp. 82 - 87 We're going to go Di compnct petess Revision 4 pp. 94 - 95 Where is she from? She's from Spain. She's Spanish! What's Manvel lice? He's fall and lim He's got dark hair and... There is ../There or Ws on the left ./I's on the right Opposite/next to/beiween Where's the bechoon? #5 upstarserposte Vane/my/ mine. Whats he doing? Con I open the window? Yes, of coursel/Sorry, nol This/Thot — These/Those Numbers. 1 — 1OO/First, second, .- Who/Where/What/Whose/How/When There isa cocons/There is some jam 2 can of cola/a carton of milk =. Td lke 0 slice of We olways write in this lesson! Ws quarter past nine. W's time form never/sometines/usvally/olways We usually cyclo but todey we're walking, home What do you like doing in your ireo time? I Ike cycling. Cows are fatter than goats! W's the oldest ponda in tho pork! You should take an aspirin You must be quieil/You musta’? runt Wht was she like when she was 1 baby? She was very noisy. There wes/wore ./There wast!/werent -. 1 watched @ comedy on Chane! 4. Did you tidy your room? Yes, | dkd/No, I dict They made weapons from wood. They cle mea! and plan. How much/many 8 Net much/many/A lot (of) Some/Any Is going to be hoi! What ore you going to do on Sunday? ears Writing an e-mail message lo 2 new friend Inviting @ Friend 10 your new hovse Waiting rules For your room Inviting someone to 2 surprise birthdoy porly Whiting cbow a schoo! bazaar Describing your favourite day Whiting cbow Miss Sweet the baker Writing about the cheorah Writing @ etter to 0 sick Friend, giving advice Describing 2 town, now and then Waiting abou your holidays last Writing abour Brochiosaurus The History of Crisps Writing a letter to @ friend from @ holiday resort Happy New Year! pp. 96 - 97 Soint Volertine’'s Day! pp. 98 -99 Pray: Pudding Lane pp. 107 -105 ——— three Word List pp. 107-110 Photo File Section ES es “~~ Number six, Hill Street! ee Listen and repeat. OG turn — turn record shop bank Map station supermarket restaurant ofa Listen and put a tick () or a cross (x). 1. Cindy’s new house is in Tree Street. .. 2 Cindy's new house is number six he Now, listen again and read. oo Pimm, let me see! Go along New Road. Turn his is for Cindy's ‘OK! Cindy’s new house is number six. _Let’s go! ‘Oh, yes! Where’s — Hill Street? Let’s look) at the map. Look! There’s a - record shop on the) right. But where's / s number six? Six is on the left, Zi y next to the 4a) JS No, this isn’t number bank! = six. It’s number nin or _ ten4 You are in Hill Street! What is there on the left? What is there on the right? Look and say. ilo a record shop on the right. eer mecca eR ene eter ee uct eae ies station 5 Look again, read, and write yes or no, 2's a bank opposite the record shop. a hotel between the bank and the rant. . 2 are two restaurants in Hill Street. a supermarket next to the station. 6 Now, ask and answer. there a d shop next 2 the bank? No, there isnt. There is a record shop opposite the bank. opposite the cinema? between the bank and the nt? "next to the bank? Grammar eae UM ie 2 Peas emu as ected re See yen Pega ue Rear tacts ie It’s the restaurant, 2 It’s the «. 3 It’s the hy 4 It’s the b. Listen and repeat, then talk a 4 with your friend. (Where's A cindy’s house?, oe Listen, look at the map 7 and write. 1 It's on the right, next to the hotel, 4 hotel 5 station 6 supermarket 1 Cindy's house 2 restaurant 3 bank : yyNumber hi Listen and repeat. wall 1 Cindy's Mum: Cindy: 3 Now, read again and write yes or no. 1 The fridge is in the kitchen 2 Cindy's in the bathroom 2 twelve : OK, everybody! Come on, : Masid! Get out of the ————— 3 Cindy's bedroom is downstairs. 4 Masid is in the wardrobe. wardrobe dining room Put the cooker in the kitchen, between the sink and the fridge! Hello, everyone! ‘cindy! I'm in my bedroom. It’s upstairs, opposite the bathroom! let's help Cindy}! Put my books on the shelf, please! Don't put my shoes in the drawer, Oscar! Put them in the wardrobe, please! What's the matter, Eddy? Oh, no! Help! The wardrobe! wardrobe and help us! Help? In my new clothes? Oh, Masid! They are not yours. They're mine!4 Look and say. cooker 2 two baskets 3 table 4 two chairs 5 radio here’s a cooker 6 two pictures the fridge! erature f od you you ROT ea we ire en Per ret ey my tary rt ried eae his/her: Peg Peres rts ay 5 Read and circle. | 1 dill is my friend.(She)/ It is my friend 2 Put the gloves in the drawer. Put they / them in the drawer. 2 This is Peter’s bike. This bike is hers / his. 4 That is the dog’s basket. That is our / its basket. 5 Look at Steven! Look at her / him! o Play with Jenny and me! Play with ours / us! This house is Linda and Bob's. This house is theirs / their. between the sink and J — Put the books on the shelf! Don’t put the shoes in the drawer! 6 Listen and fill in: don’t open, tidy, wash, water. Mum: — Hello, dear! I’m at the supermarket. Please 1) . the dishes for me. Cindy: OK, Mum. Anything else? Mum: Oh, yes! 2) . .. your bedroom and . the flowers in the garden hes er And Cindy Cindy: Yes, Mum? Mum: 4)... the windows today. It’s cold! Cindy: OK, Mum. Bye! 7 hes Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. A: Where's the bedroom? B; It’s upstairs, opposite the bathroom. kitchen? dining room? living room? bathroom? thirteenNumber Listen, read, and choose: A, Borc. Dear Martha, I'm in my new house now! It’s in Bridge Street. Please come to my party! Go along King Street, Turn left into Bridge Street. My house is number twelve, on the right, next to the supermarket Love, Kelly six, Hill Street! 2 Read again and answer. 1 Whose new house is it? 2 What number is her house? 3. What’s next to her house? be Listen and draw a line. 4 About you: ask and answer. 1 What’s the name of your street? 2 What number is your house? 3 How many bedrooms are there in your house? Invite your friend to your new house! Start like this: Dea reerncsne nite sacar I'm in my new house nov It’s inTWISTER Listen and repeat. TT > he bank in Pond Fark is opposite the bookshop! Me Baker's ‘house [ Cindy's house Paul's house : BN B Let’s sing! Act and Right Where is the kitchen, Paul? It’s on the left, next to the hall! Where is the bedroom, Paul? is on the right, next to the hall! Where is the dining room? Is it near the living room? | No, that's the bathroom, dear! | The dining room Is over here! NO> me oc ae | Trick or treat! hes Listen and repeat. oO ARS. that noise? Is it eked ame A g film ne popcorn, 2fva Listen and write. 1 The girls are watching a f. 2 There is someone in the 9... shen Now, listen again and read. - Wa ‘Oh, | see! Girls Don’t be afraid! “night! _ It’s just the wind! 7 Ha, ha! Trick He's climbing the or treat! tree! And look! He’s z holding something! sixteen4 Look and say. What are you — doing? : y 4 Y We're watching a fil play a game 6 Ask and answer, then write. eRe ee eet neTOBUN Rote farcancl(e) She is/She’s making a cake. A see ing a candle? aaron eer tatat Le} B: Yes, he i Oceana a Bl tats 2 Jane (eat / an apple) Petit ins A;'s Jane eating an Pemrenitrrt) B: No, she isn't She’s dancing fas Cet 3 Rua (talk / on the phone) Sees etek acd B. Rene a tes wa Tet Tate 4 Donna (drink) A: Pretec a TT) Cee ata) brushing De eat ne Bo CA eat) aut] aa rea ait) Cesar] Clear) 7 32 ,, Listen and repeat, then talk $e with your friend. , Listen and draw a line. A: What's he doing? Simon Toby Donna Jane oD | PPy ca! @ Cy, = y seventeenTrick Pt fie Listen and repeat. Fe high attic old trunk i 0 pumpkin costume Can we come in, girls? What are you doing here? We're playing trick or treat! Come with us! i Mum, can we get some clothes from 4 the attic? Yes, of course! There are some costumes in the old trunk. | ; Where's the trunk? I can’t see it! It’s too — dark! Happy Halloween! Masid, can you come with us? Yes, of course! How can you play trick or treat without me? 3 Now, read again and answer. 1 it are Eddy and Oscar playing? 2 Where are the costumes? What playing? stume: ?LESSON 2 UNIT 3 @ Look and say. rrr ee rieg e T shold the pumpkin «climb the tree «wear the dress seat the pizza sheavy shigh «big shot 6 Look, read and match [A B I | " D “Ean | go out, Es pereeelease: 1 Tom, you can’t read 3‘ can’t play basketball that! -..£ today! 2 ican read Wendy’s 4 Can I come in? «an e-mail! 5 Can | play the piano, please? Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. oendgyt Gi efeeua> 2 1 > rc open the window r ry watch TV err -g0 to the cinem Cant Gs "> fi Play in the park come in your room | Ea ~play with your computer “fly your kite" “Swim in the lake ——|-¥ 4 —yvr—_—_— eS .. ride my bike in the livingTrick or treat! 1 he Listen, read and write. This le Jake's roomil! \S Please read thie: In my room you can 1) |. cart take my CDel You can 2) Were 2. TV, but you car't eat or 3) 4. in heral You can A) ven me any time (but not late at night). . to music but you WELCOME! 2 Read again and answer. 4 About you: ask and answer. 1 Whose room is it? 1 Can | watch TV in your room? 2 Can you listen to music in his room? 2 Can | listen to music in your room? 3 Can you watch TV in his room? 3 Can | have a shower in your raom? 4 Can you eat in his room? 4 Can | eat in your room? 5 Can you visit him at 12 o'clock at night? = 5 Can play games in your room? 6 Can I cook in your room? 3 Read and choose. Example Scott: What are you doing? B Sally: A Yes, | can eat. q ialten’edting popcorn’ Write rules for your room. Start like this: Questions 1 Scott: Can | sit next to you? STORY Sally: A Yes, of course. TRIS 1S ssssssessnseeseeseoe fll CMG Please read this: j 2 Scott: What are you watching? ecumurooms Sally: A Sorry, no! A BA film. C 3 Scott: Can you hear him? Sally: A Yes, he can. B No, | can’t. twentyTWISTER Listen and repeat. Can a cat catch a carrot on a carpet? Can | play, too? Scan 1 go out and play in the park? Sorry, no! It’s far too darkt Can | go out and play some tricks? \ Sorry, no! You're only six! “Can | play, too? Can | stay up late? Can I? Please, can |? Can | have some popcorn on a plate? Can |? Please, can I? Can | come and play trick or treat? Sorry, no! It’s far too late!Units 1 - 3) * Vocabulary * Grammar A. Look and write. What are they? C. Read and underline. e.g. | has / have got a bottle of perfume. 16 They are / is Mexican jumping beans! 17 We have / has got a friend in Spain! 18 There are / is a hotel in Hill Street. 19 Look at our / us! We're playing in the garde 20 This is my car. This car is mine / my. 21 What's he / his name? 22 They are from England. Their / Theirs names are Jill and Steven! 23 There Is / are two supermarkets in King Street. ._ It’s a wolf. D. Look and write. e.g. They are watch deans (watch) a film. (listen) to music. i Ps ee 26 F | TR 8d F (make) a noise (hold) a pumpkin. B. Write the word. e.g. Britain - British 12 Turkey - 9 France - ........... 13 Greece - = 10 Mexican 14 .., 5 27 - 28 seseseneeneene 1 Spanish 15 USA- . (climb) a tree (brush) their hair. so gp twenty-IwoE. Look, read and choose. €.g. There are two baskets ....... the table. A under Bon 29 There's a cooker......... the fridge and the sink. A next to B between 30 There’s a radio ........ the fridge Ain Boon 31 There’s a table the window. A opposite B under 32 There are two chairs the door. A next to B opposite F. Look and match. i x’ i 3. 36... a She can’t wear the dress. It's too big! Can I come in? » I can’t play basketball today! e Can | play the piano, please? © Can | go out, please? * Communication © Reading and Writing G. Look, read and fill in. H. Read, choose and fill in. ue Hit My e.g. name's Pierre. I'm French and I'm 41). sce Paris. Pm 42) . years old. i'm short and 43) ve got 44) z 45) .. 46) . a What about you? Your e-mail friend, Pierre hair and brown My favourite colour is Where's the \, station? 1. Read again and answer. AT Where's Pierre from? 49 Is Pierre tall? 50 What’s his favourite colour? 48 How old is he?A very special day! fen Listen and repeat. surprise party market uncle unt cousin ofte Listen and match. | 1 Grandmother Alima ais making the cake. 2 Cousin Abdul b isat the market. ofa Now, listen again and read. Hey, everyone! Come with me! We're going to my - ety oes house. She's 7? Where is ninety years old today! z Grandmother f ~ She's not here yet. It's a surprise ‘Grandmother? Why party Shes aa isn’t she here Hello! I'm making Pe food for the party. Look! Shama Shabam! twenty-four4 Look and say. 3 zy aunt, eubkalrath dishes brother, Jamal/cook sausages 5 6 y i £ itil y sister, Bibi/tidy house grandfather, Halim/water plants 7 Look, ask and answer. That is my cousin, Abdul. He’s making the cake! Kis sm =ncle, Sinbad.\? He’s making the food! Grammar @ © Se. #& te 5 Look, say, and write: this, that, these, those. ‘A: How old’s Uncte Sinbad? 1. This is Alima’s chair. Beedle, 2 Mare’Alima's\rings ie 8 hee Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. 3 is Alima’s bed A: l’m going to my grandmother's y4 are Alima’s hats. house. It’s her birthday today! f B: Oh, really? How old is she? 4 pmchoossiand say: A: She's eighty-four! 1|30 a thirteen b three thirty . fr | cousin «© 2.50 a fifty b fifteen c five grandmother 29 84 3/90 a nine b ninety ¢ nineteen - , 4 70 a seventeen b seven c seventy uncle grandfather 55 5 80 a eight b eighty eighteen : leA very special day! he Listen and repeat. 11 eleventh 21 twenty-first 2 second 12 twelfth el 22 twenty-secon biked Ta thirteenth 23 twenty third 4 Jour 14 fourteenth 24 twenty-fourth 5 af 15 fifteenth 25 twenty-fifth sixth 16 sixteenth 26 twenty-sixth Z secant 17 seventeenth 27 twenty-seventh 8 eight 18 eighteenth 28 twenty-eighth “3 ninth 19 nineteenth 29 twenty-ninth it 20 twentieth 30 thirtieth erniolh ofa Listen and read. Oscar, Why} oS aan scar: oh Masid: Because Grandma's coming! Turn off the light! 2. Grandma: I'm home! Oh, dear, where is everyone? Akil, why is itdark in here?» Surn on the light! Eddy: Be careful, Grandma ... that’s the .. 3 Everybody: Surprise! Happy ninetieth | birthday, Grandma! Grandma: But it’s not my birthday today! Mine is on the fgreenth of November. TRE] 4 Masia: Oh, Grandma! It is the fifteenth of November today! Grandma: Oh, yes! Ha, hal Happy Birthday to me! Have some cake everyone! Cee e- 2 Grandma's birthday is on the | 7 re ne lovernber caLook and say, 4: What’s the date today? 4 Mg: ies the fifteenth of November. ‘22| | 22] 8 Luly | [tober | ebay | Mama | 6 Match and say. —— use it’s Grandma’s birthday. err ya! 1 New Year's Day is on. 2 Saint Valentine’s Day 1 ison ey | i Goma | f Cts 3 April Fool's Day is on anon ace a iy Lsanary | Pane eirenen eerie Lets Se Saar Mortar | Cee etar enc ae 4 Halloween is on : Hello, Doris. 1) A Who are you today? Doris: I’m fine, thanks! Hilda: 2) Why/What are you wearing your new dress? ‘On the twenty> Doris: Because I’m going to Mr Rossi’s house. (third of fcepeenean Hilda: 3) When/Who is Mr Rossi? Doris: Oh, he’s our new neighbour! Hilda; 4) What/Where is he from? it’s on the ninth of August. When’s yours? 8 Talk with your friend, then write. Doris: He's from Italy! A: When's .. Hilda: Realiy? 5) How/What old is he? Ch tisen Doris: He's forty-five years old and he’s When’s . having a birthday party! Hilda: Oh, that's nice!A very special day! fe Listen, read and circle. Dear Cousin Azim, It’s Grandma’s 1) nineteenth /(ninetieth birthday on the 2) fifteenth / fiftieth of November. Please come to Grandma's surprise party at 3) seven / five o'clock in the evening! Can you play your guitar for us at the party? Best wishes, Masid 2 Read again and answer. 1 Who is Masid inviting to the party? 5 2 Whose birthday is it? 3 What time is the surprise party? Write an invitation to a surprise | Listen and write. There is birthday party. ‘one example. Start like this: Cxample: |Name: Green... 1 Where Frank lives: Street 2 (Class number: 3 Birthday: 2nd... 4 |How old: a Sa 4 About you: ask and answer. 6 {~~ MISTER Listen and repeat. 1 How old are you? *~* 2 When's your birthday? - His fifth birthday is on 3. When's your friend’s birthday? Thursday the thirty-first! 4 When’s your father’s/mother’s birthday? = ~ 28 = twenty-eightOn the twelfth of November. it is the day of all the year, Of all the year, this is the day! Surprise, surprise to Grandma dear, it’s your ninetieth today! It is the day of all the year, Of all the year, this is the day! So, Grandma, so, Grandma, your family’s here, On your very special day! Itis the day of all the year, Of all the year, this is the day! (7 So happy birthday, Grandma dear, @% (On your very special day! Iwenty-nine:At the market! pineapple 1 Listen and repeat. 7 fu kG ae con st SBOE of peas " bg ~ e lime €@ ©. fatbottle'of \ a carton of milk \ lemonade @.can of cola pence (p) ajar of jam bazaar 2 he Listen and tick (V) the food you hear. peas potatoes pinea 3 ie Now, listen again and read. OK. Here’s the shopping list for the Ps, school bazaar! CD mitk Cindy, can you Buy two kilos of limes and three jars of jam? a. a , gr | = 4. a a We need two pineapples. Can | buy the pineapples? Oscar, can you buy three’ \_ packets of peas, please? esl Lin, here are the pineapples! jere you are! That’s two pounds, forty pence, please. thiety4 Look and say. b jaa 3 aR ray aaa ‘Ae is Vajeje lS) rea gac bap packet/ can/cola_ carton/milk —_bottle/ jarjjam — kiloflimes lemonade hree packets of)_Peas please’ Pony Ty rec raans eres Cart There is a pineapple. There are 2, 3 ... pineapple: i ean cog Marts ray eal) jars of jam 5 Look, say, and write: bottle, kilo, can, packet, jar, carton. ENS7 | abottie of lemonade, | z | of biscuits, of milk. | erect 7 Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. bottle of orange juice, pleas. * Now, ask and answer. Here you arel That’s fifty-seve _pence. _ bottle of lemonadAt th fue Listen and repeat. eens ket! tea a slice bowl cup —— & apie Listen and read. Oscar. Look! Some people are coming in! Lin: Get ready, everyone! Cindy, forks. e+ the spoons and Can | have a knife, please? Loot at my delicious cocemut cake! . ; Tea and cake here! Come and guess how many peas! » Hello! Waat would you tke? ) . Helle, dear! I'd like a slice of coconut cake and a cup of tea, please! Certainly! That's sixty pence, please 4 Women: Oh, dear! What's this? Edd: Qops! Sorry!! 3 Now, read again and write: Oscar, Lin, Wendy. 1 Get ready everyone! n : Bl Gecreedarasuens Lit 3 Come ond guess how many peas “92 thiety-two4 Look and say. LESSON 2 UNIT 5 1 mR 2 3 5 B -\ — 3 de = L A ff cupitea ~—bowl/soupglass/water _slice/cake bottle! : # l de tea, please! lemona orcs ae sheep - Po There are three children. (child) There . There There There There 7 There 6 Read and correct. Brenda and Phil are at the market. There are a lot of 1) person there today. Brenda is buying three 2) mango. Phil is buying some 3) knife and forks. Two 4) man are buying five 5) can of cola. There are some 6) child there, too 1 4 2 5 3 6 Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. br A: What would you like’ B: I'd like a slice of coconut cake and a cup of tea, please! A: That’s sixty pence, please. ba ty ede le eae apple pi eee a ai resets (woman) (plate) (glass) (knife) (fork) (bottle) Gs coffee Wed esuacuassAt the market! be Listen, read and circle. ace —_—® WELCOME TO GREENHILL SCHOOL BAZAAR! ‘On Saturday 1st December at 2 o'clock! You can buy toys and 1) games)/ boxes for all the family! © try our delicious fruit cake with pineapples and 2) watermelons / mangoes! Try and guess how many 3) beans / peas are in | Win a 4) teddy bear / robot! Don’t forget! Come and join us! d or 2 Read again and answer 1 What's the name of the school? 2. What time is the bazaar? 1 How many children are 3. Where are they now? 5 there? ...!.0... at the ..... ie 2 What is the girl holding? 4 What are they buying? are they doing now? many bowls are table? 5 4 About you: ask and answer. Write about a'school bazaar. 1 What's your favourite food? 2 What’s your favourite fruit? stort aes 3. What’s your favourite drink? WELCOME 70 4/GHTON SCHOOL BAZAARI| 4 What's your favourite cake? On wns | 5 Is there a market in your street? You can ... 6 Is there a bazaar in your school at Christmas? ie (Dons thirty-four= 6 ~~ TWISTER Listen and repeat. * Pp Some fish and chips on the child’s dish! e2D_ ep wp © 7 Let’s play! I’m at the ‘market and I’m buy btu of lamaniadel: I'm at the market fand I’m buying a bottle o; lemonade and a packet of peas! ®& Let's sing! We Let’s go to the market Market . And buy all we need! Let’s go to the market! ‘Oh, come with me, please! Let’s buy some nice coconuts, | Mangoes and some peas, Potatoes and pineapples, Chocolate and cheese! Let’s go to the market! Oh, come with me, please!like Science! 1 ffipa vsten ana repeat. It?s borin | Subjects. b g Sg Art Pe Bs tort oS English ng uy It’s quarter to one. —_—It’s quarter past one. _ It’s half past o apa Listen and write yes or no. 1 Oscar likes Science. . 3 he Now, listen again and read. T have Oh, no! It’s Monday "today. We have Science Va Ce ‘on Mondays! interesting 2 Mr Evans is the 2b 3 ¥ = qT Science! Ugh! u | don’t like Science! ‘My favourite subject is a It’s boring! jistory! History is interesting}, It’s quarter past * nine. It’s time for our), Set a 2 Science lesson! 59 es) Drumm é ee you later! Have fun! ‘My name's Mr Evans. I’m your new Science teacher. Sit down, everybody! thirty-sixScience Tens Taran OCs Mr Welsh gets + (get up) at quarter 7 past seven 0. his breakfast lf past seven See He (go) to school at half past eight. a4) oxy ya = on Sundays! uarter past time for our ce lesson! CRs NON TAL Grammar a] Dra rra rte Dread CP ra Ueeeuua ies On Monday / Wednesday At seven 0” clock / noon / night In the morning / afternoon / evening 6 Match and say. w@ We goto school. in Mondays. | ww We eat breakfast noon. | me We don’t go to school the morning. | wwe We eat lunch at Sundays. Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. Yes, | like History? It’s interesting! No, | don’t like istory! It’s boring} thirty-seven[essen 2 i 1 fest sii | don’t like Science! it It’s boring! student orange arate . a. schoolbag, desk — a 1 Mr Evans: Get your notebooks out! Oscar: We always write in this lessont Eddy: | know! I don’t like Science! 2 Mr Evans: Right! First take the blue » bottle. Then heat the round dish. Now, be very careful ... Oscar: Eddy! What’s the matter? Eddy: | can’t find my bag! ; | usually put it under my desk! 3 Mr Evans: Ok. Let's wait and see what happens! Eddy: Ah, good! There’s my bag! 4 Eddy: Wow! {don’t usually like Science lessons, but this lesson is great! 3 Now, read again and write yes or no. — 1 They never write in their Sci ci piconet ience lesson..... 3 Eddy usually puts 4 Eddy doesn’t us is bag on his desk. y like Science lessons. thiny-cighteat breakfast/ do homework/ watch TV/ go to bed/ We always write morning afternoon evening night in this lesson! eats aad E a em Oar a ava Pau ie Gi aa iCr) ara Marr rd uta Bs Coun ueratar) Pane nee i Ce un ae siCat Fey oma Ca lata entrar) 5 Read and choose. + @) Idon’t usually play the piano in the morning, b I don’t play usually the piano in the morning. He drinks milk always for breakfast. He always drinks milk for breakfast. Does sometimes she visit her grandmother? b Does she sometimes visit her grandmother? We never go to school on Sundays. a eee Sze b Never we go to school on Sundays. 8 Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. 6 Look and say. v ace aeverk - sometimesy - usually - always/vv|_B: my bag! I usually put it under e.g. Eddy always watches TV in the evening! 6 1+ watch TV vey eat breakfast wv J+ brush his hairy | « tidy his room x ‘| + go to school x play tennis v =) * have a shower vv | write letters vv in the wardrobe _on the shelf under — the desk 9 inthe drawer on the table thirty-nineListen, read, and put a tick W) or across (x). ‘hee | don’t like Science! It’s boring! Monday is my favourite day! This is what | on Mondays. to school. English! At half past twelve it’s lunchtime. | always eat lunch at school. At quarter to two I have Music. | like Music! It’s interesting! | go home at half past three. Then, at quarter to seven, | watch ‘Queen Street’ on TY, but I never go to bed late. | always go to bed at half past nine! 2 Read again and answer. 1 What's Cindy's favourite day? 2 What time does Cindy get up? 3. Does Cindy like Music? 4 When does she do her homework? 3 Write the sentences. 1 don’t / We / usually / on Saturdays / go to school We don’t usually go to school on Saturdays. 2 inmy notebook / always / write / 1 sometimes / Students / Science projects / do Where / your bag / do / put / usually / you eats / A dog / fish / never pineapples / eat / usually /doesn’t | He | get up at quarter to eight, | eat my breakfast and at half past eight 1 go to school. | sometimes ride my bike |! like Mondays, because at nine o'clock we have In the afternoon, | always do my homework. 1 quarter to eight - get up 2 half past eight - 90 to school 3 nine o'clock - have Art 4 quarter past seven - watch ‘Queen Street’ .... 5 half past nine - usually do | v 4 About you: ask and answer. What's your favourite day? What's your favourite subject? What do you usually eat for breakfast? What time do you go to school? What do you usually do in the evening? What time do you go to bed? What do you usually do on Sundays? Nousens Write aboufyour favourite day. Start like this: day! This is what | I get up .. | like In the afternoon fonyTWISTER Listen and repeat. Ihave one “our of Art and half an | our of History! B Let’s sing! ZI Always Go to School en ene sean Cent OMe cos rr Omer Pearle tt ns aes Peete eka) Tene asc CUD oct OMT out Ome e Peenos ttre Gane eC Ce? Bane Peer I Reve geetr 4 oh Bed ere 65s n B. Write the numbers. e.g. twenty-eight 8 50 70 100 © Grammar C. Look, read and circle. e.g. This/That is my uncle, Sinbad. 15 This/That is my cousin, Abdul. i 16 These/Those are g- Alima’s chairs. e 17 These/Those are Alima’s rings. “~~ D. Read and match. e.g. What are they? a On the fourth of 18 Where is he from? July. 19 Whose rabbit is it? > It’s Tom's. 20 Howse ¢ He’s from Britain. Rossi? They're lemons. 21 When's her fe. He's Masid’s father. birthday? f He's forty-five 22 Who is Akil? er otis eg.d 18 39720... 21 ae E. Write the sentences. e.g. sometimes / He / goes to / the cinema He sometime: 23 plays / She / never / soccer to the cinema, 24 fruit / always / She / buys forty-twoF. Look, read and choose. fe 3 2g. A a bottle of 26 A acarton of lemonade cola B aglass of B acan of cola lemonade 28 A acarton of milk B a packet of milk 27 A a packet of biscuits B a jar of biscuits 29 A abottle of jam 30 A acup of soup B ajar of jam 8 a bowl of soup G. Read and correct. 2.g. There are a lot of person at the bazaar. 31 There are five knife on the table. people 32 She is buying some mango. 33. There are some red bus in the street. 34 The child are in the park. 35 Wolf have got big mouths. ; 36 The glass are on the table. ......... . © Communication H. Read and write the words. When’s| | yours| fifth of October [February A: 37)... B: It’s on the 38) When’s 39) .. A: On the twelfth of 40) . your birthday? Reading and Writing I. Read and write. Wednesday is Jake's favourite day. This is what he usually e.g. does (do) on Wednesdays. He 41) ocr (get up) at | eight o’clock, he 42) .. . (eat) his | breakfast, and at half past eight he 43) a (go) to school. He sometimes 4a). .. (ride) his bike to school. He 45) . (like) Wednesdays because at nine o'clock he has Science. At half past twelve it’s lunchtime. He sometimes eats lunch at school. In the afternoon he 46) .. vo (ister) to music. He always goes to bed at ten o’clock. J. Read again and write yes or no. e.g. Wednesday is Jake’s favourite day. yes 47 He gets up ateight o’clock, 48 He sometimes rides his bike to school. 49 He has Science at ten o'clock. 50 He goes to bed at twelve o'clock. forty-three:| want to be a firefighter! 1 hie Listen and repeat. —Seebse wes “farmer firefighter postman ofc Listen and put a tick (/) or a cross (x) 1 Firefighters usually fight fires 2 Wendy wants to be a farmer. afm Now, listen again and read. ER lly do, Mr Black?.4. sally Ho, |Pr Black a - — We usually have English on Tuesday mornings, but today we're doing a project about jobs! There's a fire somewhere. Job because | like 1% 3 helping people! be a firefighter! It’s a fantastic job! forty-four4 Look and say. “What do lrefighters ) usually doz/ deliver letters grow vegetables 5 Look, say, and write: play, ride, fly, drive, work. 1 He usually plays music. | Today he’s playing a soccer. 2 She usually .. Today she 3 He usually .. Today he She usually . Today she 5 He usually . Today he .. in a school. 6 Look, read and correct. 1 A postman grows vegetables. Wrong! A postman doesn’t grow vegetables. A postman delivers letters! A clown wears small shoes. ae: _ A firefighter makes bread. Listen and repeat, then lk with your friend. What do you want to be? "hea Twant to be a firefighter) jecause | like helping people! * firefighter — helping people ‘© farmer — growing vegetables * basketball player — playing basketball * chef — cooking * doctor — helping people © DJ — playing music ? forty-five| want to raence fia Listen and repeat. eo a firefighter! @ 30 skip S baseball model aeroplane 1 Wendy: Look! There’s Mr Black, the firefighter. Cindy: He looks clean now! 2 Wendy: Hello, Mr Black. What are you doing here? Mr Black: It’s my free time now. | like cycling in my free * time! 3 Oscar: We usually cycle, too, but today we're walking home. Mr Black: Oh, do you like cycling? ' Oscar: Yes, | like cycling and | like skating, too! ' 4 I ike playing badminton! | I like collecting dolls! : Dolls? Ugh! | like | collecting coins! | 3 Now, read again and answer. a 1 What does Mr Black like doin 9 in his free time? 2. Does Lin like playing badminton? WT hes docs Eddy ike colecting? y like collecting? w - forty-sixcycle but today we're “ca: Oh, that’s nice! 4 Look and say. We usually walking home. \ © cycle © fish * play baseball © watch TV © walk home © swim © play soccer read a book Read and write. 6 Look, match and say. Then, listen and check. What do they like doing in their free time? |a] (qT A Hello, Doris dear! What 1 She likes skipping. 1) are you doing (do)? 2 He likes playing baseball. os: Well, 12) 3 He likes skating. J {eook) dinner! 4 She likes walking in the park. Lemon chicken anda 5 He likes collecting coins. delicious pineapple cake! 6 He likes making model aeroplanes. Cooking? But you never cook on Saturday evening. You usually 3) .. (watch) TV. Oh, not tonight, dear! Mr Rossi is here. He 4) Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. hat do you like doing in your free time? 1 ltke cycling? i (pain the bathroom. Oh? Mr Sims usually 5) .. ‘Oh, | like playing badminton! (paint) your house Yes, but Mr Sims 6) ... (not/work) tonight, so Mr Rossi 7) .. help) me! He always 8) help) his neighbours! forty-seven| want to be a firefighter! 1 Read and write the word. Mr Mills is our 1) postman. ___ He gets up at half past 2) a) a oo levery morning. He delivers 3) eS . to all the people in our street. Mr oe ; Mills likes his job. In his free time, Mr Mills collects 4) +, too! On Sundays, Mr Mills plays 6) 2 ‘fc Listen, read again and 4 About you: ask and answer. answer. 1 What do you want to be? 1 What time does Mr Mills get up? 2 What time do you get up? 2 What does Mr Mills collect? 3 Do you collect anything? 3. Does he like cycling? 4 What do you like doing in your free time? 4 What does he do on Sundays? 5 What do you usually do on Sundays? 3 Listen and write. There is one example. Write about Miss Sweet, the baker. Sxample:|Name: Start like this: 1 |How old: ey : Miss Sweet is our baker. She ........ every morning. 2 |Favourite sport: Looe sae for all the people in our street. 3 |What Ann In her free time, . likes doing: On Sundays, 4 |Pet:& . ~_ TWISTER Listen and repeat. Phil is a firefighter but he takes photos in his jree time! Prat does ike doing? AY ‘ ay London’s burning, London’s burning, Fetch the engine! Fetch the engine! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! Pour on water, || Pour on water!> je Cows are fatter than goats! 1 he Listen and repeat. ~ field cowboy opie Listen and write. 1 Eddy wants to be a « = 2 Cows give us meat and 1.20... afew Now, listen again and read. eRe Fi pro me! The cows are in the field VENEY They’re eating grass. ~ Thank you, Unde Kenzo. Can we see the |, cows first? Eddy wants to be a cowboy! == welcome, * / children! This is my farm. Come on! \_ Let's look at my animals! only grass! Y’ But... look! Goats eat thing and cows are Look at the ducks =o" ‘on the water! Ohi it’s) s>Jatter than goats! just like China! <*> — China? - Because they give Ok, come on! Let’s go and see us meat and milk. 50 the animals there!4 Look and say. Cows are Jatter than goat: 5 Say and write. tats eee tall ta 6 thin Ra TCs small 7 short BUT ™ ig 8 happy Te oC mee et lever 9 long cee cmt ea SF AEQVY veeeeseceeenee 10 fast 6 Look, say and write. 7 Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. Keiko Mai Why do you keep cows? \ i Ab i 7 Because they give us ma and mncle Kenz0 is entrees 0lCCr ae n Aunt Keiko. ‘ousin Lee is nan Cousin Mai. Cousin Mai is... in Cousin Lee. meat and milk + Aunt Keiko is (tal : ‘ an Cousin Ma ts G3 ; Ls ¥ Cousin Lee's hair is Sa et) acs an Uncle Kenzo’s hair. “ike So %. callin, ousin Mai’s hair is ...... .- long) meat and meat and meat and wool eggs eggs nan Aunt Keiko's hair.Cows are fatter than goats! 1 he Listen and repeat. anda ~ , cheetah forest grassland “ WA re turtle ve ra we — afin Listen and read. 41 Cindy: Where ore we? Masid: We're in @ park in China. It's one of the biggest countries in the world! Oh, look! There’s a panda! 1s very beautifull ‘ . Pandas are very special animals! There aren’t many 4 pandas in the world! What do they eat? |. They eat leaves and bamboo. Look, this panda is having lunch! ; How long do pandas live? | They usually live for fifteen years. This one is eighteen Gears old. It’s the oldest panda in the park! |; Well, children! Am | the cleverest man in the world? 0h, Masid! You're the funniest man in the world! 3 Now, read again and match. — 1 The children are papandas'ect, aii Siimee= ep eerenendl bamboo 5 ie aeatiielivesas ___b the funniest man in the world! 4 Masid is ile ¢ ina park in China d fifteen years. fifty-two— 6 2 PS ong it’s the oldest panda in \_ the park! 4 Nfast 6 Circle the correct answer. eres 1 Which is the biggest? srt aan Ce S See re Aawhale B anelephant C ahippo fast - faster 2 Which is the longest? Fi aie Aalizard B acrocodile a python Cy eh Epc 3 Which is the fastest? ‘Pate FOR Aalion Bacheetah C atiger 4 Which is the smallest? A aspider Ba duck C amouse 5 Look and say. wetnachel) Too mu:! «hocolate gives «hildren a stomachache! ra eat sweets take an eat too much aspirin food have some | take some _| stay in bed a soup medicine Weil, you shouldn’t eat a lot of sweets, then! aw Whats the Matter? ia@\ € 2 doctor! 1 sa. feel ill Get welll” eel ill! Get well soon) ‘OPE You get well scent What's the mat ter? What's the matter? hurts, m , My throat You must see a docter ts! hurts! Get we ! ell! its! Get well soon) U get Well soon ! hope yo sixty-oneUNIT 10 1 ie Listen and repeat. | was a happy baby! Fare ees > quiet dirty en post office library of Listen and write yes or no. 1 Wendy was a very noisy baby! ...... 2 Cindy was an ugly baby! ...... 3 hve Now, listen again and read. lo, she wasn't! She was naughty! Look ab) this photo! ae was. a baby in this 1 was a good” photo! 4g Grannul Ware au @ “baby. | was quiet good baby? _«/f and cute! Ha! Ha! | was funny, cute and clever. What were you like, Lin? like when you were a y baby, sixty-two4 Look and say. 7 Look at this photo! Wendy was very noisy! she it w wa rn Where 1) were / was you ern yesterday, Hilda? Hilda: Oh, | 2) was / were at the cinema. Doris: 3) Were / Was it a good film? Hilda: No, it 4) weren’t / wasn’t. It 1 Was Jean at the library 5) was / were boring! esterday?’ Doris: Well, | 6) was / were with Mr No! chenmenite Rossi. We 7) were / was at the Red Dragon Restaurant! She was at the post office e was at the post offi Hilda: Oh, that’s nice, Doris! setts, George at Listen and repeat, then the post office yesterday? talk with your friend. No, he ... . . noe He What were ‘you like when you Rick and Faye were a baby? at the restaurant yesterday? No, . They Iwas a beautiful baby! What about you? ages Carl and Sharon ‘Oh, | was at the circus yesterday? noisy baby!) . beautiful + cute ———| «_ noisy » quiet * happy + clever * naughty + funny Ww sixty threeUNIT 10 1 fe Listen and repeat. hospital TOWN greengrocer's butcher's 2 Fea Listen and read. museum. 1 Masid: Oscar: 2 Masid: 3 Lin: Masid: 4 Eddy: Masid: 3 Now, read again and answer. 1 Was there a library fifty years ago? 2 Were there many cars fifty years ago? W sixty-four | was a happy baby! SS baker's police station Ready, everyone? This was fifty years ago. ‘Oh, look! There was a school next to the library then. Now there’s @ cinema! Oh, yes! And now there are * a lot of cars in the streets. There weren't many cars fifty years ago! Was there a supermarket? There wasn’t a supermarkes, Lin. But look! There was a greengrocer’s! There were a lot of small shops fifty years ago! Oh, look! That's a cute baby! That was me fifty years ago! | was a very cute baby! : Was there a supermarket fifty years ago? Was there a greengrocer's fifty years ago?Look and say. There was @ @ Goresngrocers Zz museum There were lot of small Nistor (ori Ue O Mecant ie Teeter ret iets Sea eC eed ete post office police station Listen and put a tick (Jor a 6 Listen and repeat, then cross (x). talk with your friend. There was a butcher’s in Highton sixty years ago. * What was Highton like sixty years ago? “Oh, there isn't one now! But there’s, a supermarket. * Now, ask and answer. e there many people in Highton y ys ago? there weren't upermarket? © park? * small shops? @ fields? | Fa happy baby! he Listen, read and underline. This was Smalltown fifty years ago! There 1)wasn’t/weren’t a supermarket,” but there 2)were/was a butcher's, a baker's and a greengrocer’s. There 3)was/were a library then, but there ‘A)wasn’t/weren’t many cars! It was a quiet town then! This is Smalltown now! There 1) is/are a lot of big shops. There 2) are/is a big supermarket, a cinema and a museum. There 3) is/are a hospital in Smalltown now. There 4) is/are a lot of cars in the streets. It’s a noisy town now! 2 Read again and put a tick (v) or across (x). 1. There is a hospital in Smalltown 4 About you: ask and answer. now. v 2 There aren’t a lot of cars in Smalltown 1 Where were you yesterday? now. v1 2 What were you like when you were a 3 There wasn’t a butcher’s in Smalltown baby? Jifty yearsago, neve 3 Were there many people in your town 4 There was a library in Smalltown fifty years ago? Jifty years ago. ee 4 Were there many cars in your town fifty | i years ago? B Listen and tick (7) the box. 5 Was it a noisy town? ich one ig Sunny Write about Weston, now and then. Start like this: This is Weston now! There are .. This was Weston fift wasn’t* == 6 | ~~ TWISTER Listen and repeat. * ea 7 Let's play! She was in the se shop at six o'clock on Saturday! ere was @ library in Newton seventy years There isn’t ; @ library now. There’s a supermarket! enty years ago ! was, | was, | was a happy baby, | was a happy baby, And | was very cute! was, | was, ' was'a funy baby, was a funny baby, And | was very cuter ! was, | was, | was'a clever baby, | was a clever baby, And I was very cute! | was, | was, I was'a noisy baby, Iwas a noisy baby, And I’m sure you were one too! sixty-seven© Vocabulary A. Look, read and match. e.g. He’s a baker. A... 1 He's a bus driver. 2 They're bakers. 4 They’re postmen. 5 They're farmers. .. B. Read and fill in: ugly, dirty, happy, quiet. e.g. a beautiful baby — an ucly baby 6 anoisybaby a... 7 gas . baby ~ a sad baby 8 clean baby C. Read and €ircle). e.g. Policemen work in appolice station/bank. 9 You can buy bread in a butcher’s/baker’s. 10 You can buy meat in a bank/butcher’s. 11 You can buy fruit in a greengrocer’s/circus. 12 Doctors work in a library/hospital. sa *° Grammar D. Read and choose. e.g. Larry <..../0m baseball every Sunday. Aplays B play Cis playing 13 Falways ........... @ shower in the morning Ahas Bhave Care having .. some letters Cis delivering 14 Look! The postman .. A deliver B delivers 15 Cathy .. her hair every afternoon Awashes Bwash Cis washing 16 Greg 2 soccer Alikes Blike C don’t like 17 Farmers .. . vegetables A grows Bgrow Care growing 18 Today the children .... to school. Aaren’t going B don’t go Cisn’t going = Mandy, where a E. Read and choose. e.g. Kelly: were you yesterday? Mandy: A | am at the cinema. (8)! was at the cinema 19 Kelly: Was it a good film? Mandy: A Yes, it is. B Yes, it was. 20 Kelly: Where are you going now? Mandy: A I’m going to the park. B | go to the park. 21 Kelly: Do you go to the park on Sundays? Mandy: A Yes, | do. B Yes, | am. 22 Kelly: What time do you play tennis? Mandy: A | am playing tennis at 12 o'clock. B | usually play tennis at 12 o'clock. sixty-eightRead and write. A The giraffe is faster Gast) than the snail. The snail is the slowest (slow) of the three. 23. The hippo is... .. fat) of the three. . (tal) than the hippo. . (small) than the The giraffe is ..... The snail is giraffe. 25 The hippo is (big) of the three. * Communication =. Read and underline. ‘ve got a stomachache! You 27) should/shouldn’t eat sweets! ve got a sore throat! you 28) should/shouldn’t take an aspirin! ve got a cold! You 29) should/shouldn’t have some soup! « ~ Read and underline. You 30) must/mustn’t ) 4 31) must/mustn’t 2 your medicine! You 32) must/mustn’' © Reading and Writing 1. Read and circle. This was Newton seventy years ago. There e.g. were/weren’t a lot of small shops, then. There 33) was/wasn’t a baker’s and a butcher’s. There 34) was/wasn’t a library, too! There 35) was/wasn’t a cinema, but there 36) was/wasn't a theatre! There 37) were/ weren’t many cars, then. Newton was a quiet town seventy years ago! J. Read again and put a tick (7) ora cross (x). 2.9. There were a lot of small shops in Newton seventy years ago 38 There wasn’t a baker’s. 39 There wasn’t a butcher's 40 There weren’t many cars.What happened to you? 1 ek Listen and repeat. cartoon quiz show the news computer game video Listen and choose. 1 Lin _ @) visited her cousins. b) studied ali weekend. 2 Wendy a) watched a comedy. b) watched the boxing. afies Now, listen again and read. FI zie was great! | visited my cousins. How was your 2 weekend? = - \ | Tt was awfull (Gtudied all weekend. What ¥ PA about you, Cindy? _ mnie ‘you watch the boxing on. ~ TV last night? 1 played computer io, | didn’t, Eddy! | watched a comedy on Channel 4. It was great!4 Look and say. J.) ~ fae ai Mn) ER) a comedy a cartoon asports aquizshow _ the news programme 1 watched a comedy on Channel 4. errata | played. d | play? Bret S Te Pres ctEs Rosreiaseor fet rene a setry Werietrs 8 iF f Perens Sore set sme) rare ted 5 Read and write. 6 Listen and repeat, then a talk with your friend. Wednesday “How was Gees it was great! 1 1) watered (water) she plants in the morning. ‘visited my cousins. How was your weekend? Then, 12) .. visit) Hilda. We 3) ...... talk) about Mr Rossi! Thursday 14) snes (rain) all day. 15) stay) at home! It was terrible! eiday ‘Oh, it was 8) (play) Bingo with Hilda. Then, we awfull Lstudled 2 Cees: Cisten) to Frank Sinatra CDs. for my test! Saturday Mr ROSSI 8) ssesssssssesse (paint) my house! : a) eiticis (cook) dinner for him! @ visit my cousins unday @ study for my test wu. (walk) to the * play computer games @ stay at home @ visit my uncle’s farm @ listen to my new CDs # paint my room = watch some videos Rossi and | 10) ... park! It was a lovely da + Now, ask and answer, What did Doris do on Wednesday? 3: She watered the plants in the morning Then, she wr.ie Listen and repeat. seal land ofan Listen and read. 7 3 Now, read again and match. 1 Charlie 2 Sally 3 Everyone a ee ae a, bucket ® 2 bounce ® seesaw clap 1 Last night, | helped my brother Charlie at the circus. Charlie walked into the ring with Sally, the seal, Then he kicked a ball to her. 2. Sally bounced the ball on her nose, then she walked along the seesaw. | was on the seesaw, too! 3. Sally walked to the end of the seesaw. Then, | jumped into the air But I didn’t land on Charlie’s shoulders! | landed in q bucket! 4 Everyone clapped and laughed! Charlie was very happy, but | didn’t laugh! It was awful! —_———tS a bounced the ball on her ni b clapped and laughed! a ¢ walked into the ring with Sally, the seal seventy-two What happened to you?/ Charlie walked into the ring with Sally belts ee “eo walk into ring cycle in the park Pe cau rial a Mee Laren Prorat err ict aa Ucn Reus 4 Peter ec uu: Did he play in ee ct |. Yes, he did. emer ae: hie Listen and repeat. “Did you tidy your room Yesterday? Adon tdidn’e) 7 Puta tick (/)or across 00, then talk with your friend. + What did you do yesterday? You Friend + Now, ask and answer. tidy your room watch TV Did Masid travel to planet Ziccom? Yes, he did. cook lunch | * Masid watch his favourite basketball team? | 7 a * 2iggor kick the ball to Masid? play with your friends + cre ball land in Masid’s popcorn? listen to music esac vinta neat visit your cousins —— seventy-threeLast summer, | travelled to spain on holiday. | played on the beach with my friend Manuel all day! One day, we collected shells. There was an old bottle next 3 to a big shell. We opened the bottle and there was a map in it! We looked at the map. There was @ red cross on it! See — 4| We walked there and gue: what? There was a big pirate ship! It was a café! The waiters looked like pirates. We stayed there for two hours. it was 1! peat i 2 Read again and answer. 1 Where did Wendy travel last summer? 2 What was there in the bottle? 3. How long did Wendy and Manuel stay at the pirate café? 3 Write the sentences. 1 Cindy / visit / her cousins / yesterday Cindy visited her cousins yesterday. 2 We / watch / the news / TV / an hour ago 3 1/ study / for the test / last night 4 Bob / not travel ( Italy / last sur»mer 5 they / tidy / their house / yesterday at $s pine Te What happened to you? 1 fe Listen, read and match. a 1 4 About you: ask and answer. 1 How was your weekend? 2 Did you watch TV yesterday? 3 Where did you travel on holiday last summer? 4 Did you play all day? Write about your holidays last summer. Start like this: Last surnmer | travelled We looked at It was great! seventy-four“TWISTER Listen and repeat. He A. 1 topped the car, opened the door and walk=:! to the shop! le si . What did Hilda do yesterday? “, az h\ cm The big ship sailed on the alley-ciley-o, P 1 The alley-aliey-o, the alley alley-o, meacetis sing The big ship sailed on the alley-aliey-o, ~ On the last day of September! 7 The Captain looked at the alley-alley-o, The alley-alley-o, the alley-alleg-o, The Captain looked at the alley-alley-o, ne] On the last day of September! The sailors jumped in the alley-alley-o, The alley-alley-o, the alley-allegva, fie sailors jumped in the alleycalley-o, # On the last day of September! Pees er i = Allev-alley-o, alley-alley-o, The big ship sailed away! 1 One Big ship sailed on the alley-alley-o, On the last day of September! seventy-tive> —AR | Cavemen and dinosaurs! 1 fe Listen and repeat. : animal skin Yes! They hunted animals > and they made weapons » wood! They made clothes ~~ from animal skins, too! 4% “Took! These pec z lived a very long time ae! | y for f. They lived inc... PN. fro 2 Wiow! Look at them! They were big and strong! Did they hunt dinosaurs, too? ‘Oh? What did they zat? ‘Well, they ate m..... = . and plants. And they learnt J __No, Eddy! Wy how to make fires! Dinosaurs didn’t ~ live then! he Now, listen again and read. — i seventy-sixThey made weapons from ae iets stones evar: Three) Pee Ponies Pe ey tee eaterny EUAN ya MRC) 7 We/You/They did not/didn't go. Pr ean ere 5S Match and say 7 Correct your teacher. “Cleopatra” was the Queen, Wrong! Cleopatra wasn’t the Queen of Italy She was the Queen of Egypt! 8 Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. What did They ate meat and plants! — «© What / eat? = meat and plants cavemen eat? es he went to Rome to | ——— ee Us see Julius Caesar. | a ts 7 live? a oo ves Ce er S| The people of Rome [ What / wear? made a gold statue of + clothes from Cleopatra.) Ack ~ Cleopatra was the Queen of Egypt a long time ago. Phe ete =e had black hair and | brown eyes. She wore -sautiful long dresses T She ate from gold plates and drank from gold cups. _————— | What / hunt? * animals j animal skins seventy-sevenCavemen and dinosaurs! he Listen and repeat. os - a Bw, Be Ya eae ie et oor with you? ___cafel I'm going to take my joing to real ~ swimsuit, too! Shot in Floridal > your winter (ign it cold Look! He's got his skis! eighty-eight4 Look and say. oin PCa at eee st act He/She/It is going to play. | He/Shefitis not going to play, | Is he/she/it erat We/You/They are going to | WefYou/They are not going rete re eg Cee cee pet ari 5 Look, say, and write: buy, play, plant, watch, Hes going toplant 2 They some flowers. oss: badminton. Listen and put a tick (7) or a cross (x). re you going to take your camera with se Yes, of course? . ’m going to take my © trainers swimsuit, too! * handbag © camera * Now, ask and answer. she is & Is Doris going to buy a handb she isn’t eighty-nineUIST 1 he Listen and repeat. tired afi Listen and read. Lin: Wendy: 3 Now, read again and match. 1 The children are going 2 They are going to camp 3 They are going to make a. a fire. b. to be in four teams. c. in the forest. ae inely _Lessen Woman: We’re going to go camping! Say motorbike mat OK, children! You're going to go camping today! You're going to be in four teams. You're going to camp in the forest tonight! Here are your tents! » Can we stop now? I'm really tired and hungry! Don’t worry! We're nearly there. We're going to make a fire. Then, Eddy’s going to cook supper for us! supper? Oops! Oh, dear! | The food’s back at the cabin. What are we going to do now? Good evening, campers! Welcome to Camp Masia! Wow! Thank you, Masid! Well, what are friends for ~-—oL LESSON 2 UNIT 14 Ml swimming fishing skating We're going to go campin 6 Look, ask and answer. eos OU RO cea Vee AM cee eked Erect What is Ricky going to do 5 next week? Listen and write the correct day. There is one example. ~onday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, __Friday, Saturday, Sunday A: Is Sharon going to buy a mat? B: Yes, she is Listen and repeat, then talk with your friend. What are you going to do ‘on Sunday? Prt going jo to the cinema! hat about you?, + 90 to the cinema visit my friends watch TV read a book play basketball listen to my new CDs make a cake * Now, ask and answer. to iends|, Tm gol isit my fi Ww. inety-one & What is Ricky going to do o He's going to play socce10) 1 fies, read and fill in. Dear Manuel, How are you? I’m at summer camp in Florida, with Cindy, Lin, Oscar and Eddy, We're enjoying our time rs 1) visit Disney World rrow we’re going to Were going to 2) : . Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck! we sating ay we're going to - : Lee eee ta ake some photos of dolphins! On Sunday, Oscar and Eddy are going to 4) ¢. supper for everyone. It’s going to be great fun| ‘Are you going to 5) ¢..... _. to England this summer? | hope so! We're going to go camping! Love, Wendy 4 About you: ask and answer. Where are you going to go on holiday? What are you going to take with you? Who are you going to go with? What are you going to do there? 2 Read again and write one-word answers. BWNe 1 Where are they going to go tomorrow? to Disney World 2 What is Lin going to do? take photos Of acc. 3 What are Eddy and Oscar going to do? COOK os. . You're on holiday. Write a letter to a friend. Start like thi Dear ... ey How are you? ’'m 3 Read and colour. Tomorrow we're There is a blue hat on the table. The hat under the table is orange. The hat between the two tents is purple. There is a hat ina bag, too! It’s pink! rinely-two.TWISTER Listen and repeat. “¥° Carol's going to come to Girls’ Camp! January: travel to China February: go skiing March: ‘camp in the jungle April: fly to Paris May: sail to Florida June: visit the Queen of England July: buy new clothes in Rome ‘August: go to Barbados on holiday September: have a big birthday party October: go hunting in Africa November: make a film with Sean Canary gy December: stay at home for Christmas with Mum and Dad ‘Wrong! In May, he’s going to sail to Florida! Let’s sing! Oh, we're going to go to summer camp, We are going to go in May! Oh, we're going to go to summer camp, We are going to play all day! Summer’s coming, Summer’s coming! Summer is on its way! Summer’s coming, Summer’s coming! ‘Summer is on its way! ninety:threeWits Wi = 14) ° Vocabulary © Grammar A. Look, read and Gircle. C. Read and correct. ls | Ieeccal || e.g. Did you went to school ? go | {| aoe 16 My mum didn’t made a cake | i Sp 17 Cleopatra wears long dresses. Lo EES | 18 What did you did last summer? coe cas RA comedy 19 I didn’t drove to work. ® Peo B cartoon 20. Did you took my bag? | 21 People ride horses a long time ago. .... q 22 Cavemen live in caves. f | | 23° Do you watch the game last night? 2A jeans 3 A bone D. Look, read and write. B Tshirt A | “4 A comet oe ae ba e.g. They painte ‘avemen .. pheorth. Lina (paint) a picture (make) weapons Z last Sunday. from wood! 6 A bucket 7 A grapes os Li B bin B yogurt 25 Hilda... (tidy) her house (travel) to Franc yesterday. last summer. 8 cherry — honey — strawberry — apple 9 seal — ring — seesaw — video 10 camp — jeans — trainers — T-shirt 11 cartoon — quiz show — oven — the news 12 camper — tent — cabin — minute 13 flour — windy — cloudy — rainy 27 They ......... (See) 28 Wendy ........ 14 pear — salt — coconut — mango dinosaurs at the (write) a letter 15 schoolbag — suitcase — handbag — stone museum yesterday. two days ago. Oe. ninety-four