Scope and Sequence

Unit Vocabulary Structures

School Activities: do homework, finish a project, hand in an Has she done her homework yet?
1 ALL ABOUT essay, study for a test Yes, she’s already done it./No, she hasn’t done it yet.

SCHOOL Advice: be more careful, do it earlier, do it again, pay attention

to the time, take it away from
Have you ever hosted an exchange student?
Yes, I have./No, I haven’t.
pp. 4–19 My computer has crashed two times today.

Achievements: become a doctor, climb a mountain, meet a How long have you lived here? I’ve lived here (for five years/since I was six).
2 AMAZING YOUNG world leader, play an instrument, speak another language, start
a company, write and publish a book
How long has she been singing?
PEOPLE She’s been singing since she was four.
We went to Japan one year ago.
pp. 20–35
I have never seen the Statue of Liberty.

Dilemmas: (tell/don’t tell) the truth, (return/don’t return) a If you tell your parents you forgot, they’ll be upset.
3 DILEMMAS wallet, (cheat/don’t cheat) in a test
You should tell your parents if you’ve got a problem.
Results and Consequences: be upset with, feel good, feel guilty, If we go near the bulls, they might chase us.
pp. 36–51
get into trouble

Checkpoint Units 1–3 Units 1–3 Exam Preparation

pp. 52–55 pp. 56–57

Dreams: be famous, bring up a family, earn a good salary, go
4 DREAMS FOR THE on adventurous holidays, live in another country, run a business,
work in my dream job, work in the music industry
FUTURE
Where will you be living fifty years from now?
In fifty years, I’ll probably be living in France.
I definitely won’t be living with my parents.
Will you be bringing up a family? Yes, I will. / No, I won’t.

pp. 58–73 “Cars are a silly invention.”

He said that cars were a silly invention.

Super Powers: become invisible, fly, have superhuman strength, If you could fly, where would you go?
5 IF I COULD read people’s minds, run at lightning speed, travel through time If I could fly, I’d go to the moon.
If I won a lot of money, I might give some to my sister.
FLY...
pp. 74–89

Areas of Study: Art, English, Literature, Maths, Music, P.E.,
6 THE COOLEST Science (Biology), Social Science
SCHOOL Things We Learn About in School: artists, democracy,
exercise, grammar, legends, mammals, murals, myths, plants,
SUBJECTS playwrights, prime numbers, sports, vocabulary
My teacher gives more homework than your teacher.
There are fewer playwrights in the USA than the UK.
My brother’s got the most homework of anyone I know.
You must be on time for activities. You must not be late.
You have to get up early at the camp. You don’t have to do the dishes alone.

pp. 90–105

Checkpoint Units 4–6 Units 4–6 Exam Preparation

pp. 106–109 pp. 110–111

Mysteries: Atlantis, aurora borealis (Northern Lights), Bermuda The geoglyphs are in Peru, aren’t they?
7 MYSTERIES! Triangle, crop circles, Great Pyramids, Kryptos, Nazca Lines,
Sailing Stones
Astronauts aren’t going to Pluto, are they?
Experts can explain aurora borealis, can’t they?
pp. 112–127 We love mysteries, don’t we?
Mystery-related Words: explanation, phenomenon, proof,
Scientists haven’t explained crop circles, have they?
scientific, theory, unsolved
It didn’t make sense, did it?
After a six-hour sleep, I feel half-asleep and bad-tempered all day.

Famous Places: Big Ben, City of Petra, Christ the Redeemer Stonehenge was constructed more than 4,000 years ago.
8 WHY IS IT Statue, Easter Island, Forbidden City, Great Sphinx of Giza,
Great Wall of China, Machu Picchu, Pyramid of Kukulcán, St
Louis XIV was a French king who ruled for 72 years.
FAMOUS? Basil’s Cathedral, Statue of Liberty, Stonehenge, Sydney Opera
The Statue of Liberty is a landmark that has become a symbol of welcome.
House, Taj Majal, Temple of Borobudur I need to get my bike repaired.
pp. 128–143 You need to have the wheel replaced.
Structures: cathedral, mausoleum, monument, palace,
pyramid, statue, temple, tower

Entertainment: book signing, comic book exhibition, concert, She said (that) the sequel wasn’t as good as the first film.
9 THAT’S festival, film premiere He said (that) he was going to the concert.
Mum: “Be good.”
ENTERTAINMENT! My mum told me to be good.
Teacher: “Please don’t talk in class.”
pp. 144–159 The teacher asked us not to talk in class.

Checkpoint Units 7–9 Units 7–9 Exam Preparation

pp. 160–163 pp. 164–165

Wordlist pp. 166–168 Verb list p. 169

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 CLIL/Culture Writing Life Skills/Project Phonics I can…
Social Science: School days in China Opinion Manage your time wisely. spr, str, scr …talk about school activities and
average, belief, bright, ceremony, gather, limited, packed, strengthen, paragraph Talk about how you spend your spring, sprint homework.
study period, timetable, typical time and how you manage it. …say what I have and haven’t
street, strong
Around the World: An alternative school in Finland Create a graph to see how pupils done.
spend their time. screen, screw
composting, curriculum, focused, memorising, pace, practical, workshop

Social Science: Amazing young people Biography Appreciate yourself. spl, squ, thr …talk about past experiences.
ability, co-found, compose, determined, exceptional talent, gifted, Talk about your amazing splash, split …talk about amazing people’s
inspiration, keep in touch, legend, social media, symphony qualities and talents.
squash, squid accomplishments (including my
Additional language: reflexive pronouns whom Make an ‘Amazing Me’ collage own).
and interview classmates about three, throat
Around the World: Seeds of Peace their amazing qualities and
conflict resolution, critical thinking, journalist, leader, neutral talents.
environment, peace

Social Science: Ethics Story ending Do the right thing. nch, nth, mpt …talk about consequences and
acceptable, according to, based on, ethical, ethics, excuse, harmless, Discuss the right choice to make crunch, lunch possibilities and give advice.
morally, perspective, respectful, traits, treat when faced with a dilemma. …talk about doing the right
month, tenth
Around the World: Proverbs Make a class handbook about thing.
doing the right thing. prompt, tempt
common sense, consequences, hasty, pass on, proverb, reap, regret,
sound advice, sow, weigh up

Science and Technology: Predictions for the future: Experts Formal and Make good decisions. /s/, /z/, /iz/ …talk about and make
arena, be applied to, futurist, imaginary, interact with, microscopic, informal Talk about how the decisions you eats, cooks, sleeps predictions about the future.
nanotechnology, revolutionise, treat, virtual reality, wireless, 3-D emails make now affect the future. …talk about levels of certainty.
runs, sings, swims
Around the World: Predictions for the future: Kids Pupils write letters to themselves ...report actual speech.
in the future and share them with dances, washes, watches
citizen, co-exist, gender, harmoniously, manual work, religion, shelter, the class.
shuttle, time machine, turn out

Science: Super power or super science? Character Take positive steps for the /t/, /d/, /id/ …talk about what I would,
activate, adhesive, electrode, endless, experiment, fascinating, gecko, traits future. looked, walked, watched could and might do in different
gesture, interact, skyscraper, spell out, work on Discuss amazing achievements situations.
and things we can do to help the called, cleaned, climbed
Around the World: Superheroes …answer questions about unreal
future of the world. ended, painted, wanted situations.
android, bolt of lightning, bullet, cape, meteorite, mischievous, mission, Make a class book about positive
originate, reflexes, superhuman, trauma steps for the future.

Science: Amazing animals and plants From story to Appreciate school. er, est …talk about school subjects and
absorb, adapt, blink, break down, carnivore, digest, give birth, play Complete a chart and discuss cheaper, easier, faster, what I learn.
herbivore, infection, injure, nectar, nutrients, protein, rays, slippery practical uses for the topics learnt happier …identify some legacies of
at school. ancient civilisations.
Around the World: Legacies of ancient civilisations best, longest
Create a book of words/names ...compare things using more/
concept, contribution, cultivation, elections, influence, inspiration, from ancient Greece that are
legacy, revolution, terraced farming most, fewer/fewest, less/least.
used today.
...talk about rules and
obligations.

Science: Aurora borealis Cause and Be curious. un, inter, re, pre, super …discuss mysterious
altitude, atmosphere, clapping, interaction, nitrogen, observe, oxygen, effect Learn the importance of fostering unhappy phenomena.
phenomenon, pole, solar wind, stand out, swirling one’s own curiosity. …confirm information using
international
Additional language: whose Create a booklet about two question tags.
mysteries. recycle, reduce
Around the World: Mysterious findings ...agree using So/Neither.
preused
construct, diameter, estimate, evidence, existence, footprint, spherical, ...use compound adjectives.
Superman
ton

History: Archaeological discoveries Report Take pride in your town or city.
archaeologist, artefact, carving, dig, excavate, goddess, mummified, Describe special places,
pharaoh, remains, tomb, treasure monuments or other attractions
of one’s own town/city or a
Around the World: Seven wonders of the modern world
nearby city.
antiquity, compile, empire, gladiator, Hellenic, honorary, landmark, Create a map for a bicycle trip to
peninsula, sightseers, structure famous or interesting places in
one’s town/city.
able, ful, ly …talk about famous places and
comfortable, washable structures around the world.
…describe places and structures
beautiful, peaceful
using the passive voice, relative
deeply, slowly clauses and the causative form.

Social Science: The history of video games Film review Appreciate different opinions. sion, tion, ation …talk about entertainment.
arcade game, artificial intelligence, coins, compete, electronic device, Read and discuss the opinions of decision, television …talk about people’s opinions.
gamer, games console, industry, intended, invent, multiplayer, shortage several young people.
fiction, option …report what people say.
Around the World: Unique musical instruments Make an opinion map to
compare, discuss and record celebration, invitation
bagpipes, concertina, distinctive sound, herdsmen, horn, mellow, note, classmates’ opinions about a
sitar, steel drums topic.

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