activity book for young learners= THE— EXPRESS PICTURE DICTIONARY | for young learners activity book Elizabeth Gray Banks Express PublishingPublished by Express Publishing Ubery House, New Greenham Park, Newoury, Berkshire 2G19 cr Tel: (0044) 1635 817 363 Fax. (0046) 1435 817 463 ‘e-mail, inquitiesexpresspublishing co.uk http, //wew.expresspublishing.co.uk © Elzabeth Gray, 2001 Design ond llusirction © Express Pubtshing, 2001 Colour liustrations: Terry Wilton, Chis, Pan Music Compositions ong Arrangement by Ted ond Tar All rights rese1ved. No part of this publication may be 1eproduces. Hore in a retriavel system, or dtansmitred in eny form, of by any means, elecitonic. photocopying ct otherwise. without the pilor witten permasion of the publishers. Fist published 2001 ISBN 1-94216-60-7 Author's Acknowledgements We wauld like to thank oll the sali at Express Puolishing who have contributed thelr skills to providing this book. Thanis are due in particular to: Anne Fils Eaiter In Chief, Catherine Smith ono Debbie wilson Genior editors), Richard While Genior production control. the Express design team ond David Smith. Kimberly Boker ond E1ie Taylor for thelr support ond patience. We would clo lee to thank these Institutions and teachers wno piloted the manuscript, ond whose comments and feedsack were Invatucble In the production of the book While every etfort has been made to trace all Ine copyright holders, any have been inadvertently over- looked the publishers will be peased lo make ine necessary cirangernents at the fist opportunity.O00 0 98 Contents The Alphabet nse Numbers. ee ce Describing People..... _ The Body Cotes Lov naomi - CSTE Keener Ben and Vicky's Family...» On the Outside ... a In the Inside Don. In the Garden... AL the Supermarket osuconn oe [thE KHCHEM cures 1B Party csanennsionsin z What's the time? i : DaY$ ANd DatOS.nnennrsnnnnieenan The Year... My School. Ben's Classr00M.nsssisinnsiisminiin In the Computer ROOM ss In the Music ROOM ...e.snnsmenn JOR enter Indoor Hobbies At the Pork. At the Sports Centre. ‘At the Stadium. = Outdoor Activities 8 4 16 18 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60Pets. : a 1 OM the FAM verses oo socssntnesnnsavn cveomerecnnee OO Al the Zoo. a . 7 ernie 66 MarIN@ WOT scnoeinninnnsninnen a sow 68 The Weather ances TD" Ter EO niminenanmnane creme sit 7 72 The Landscape... 74 The Solar System... sii ein cvsevnnnnsesne 16 Transpott..oun woo 78 OM the ROAM .uvinsssssne és sre pasar: BO Main street... Re CA SRS RE TRINH 82 In a Shopping Centre . meinen 8a AB th CliM§C..cnnnnnnmen 86 Opposites “ — . 38 l. At the PIAVQFOUNG .wimssnsnisvanninnsertininsinioonin acanamsineanen IO ‘ ia 92 A Summer Camp | B SCHOO! Fat cnovesonnnennninnsnnnnnnninannninnennmnein . . 96 A RE BOGEN oe ceeson 98 Leisure Time snisnasewierin 100 Home Entertainment wovucesssssnni SECRETE ices TOR FAI TOL@S es seosnnn cose sosesennniennnnnnnsnennn . 104 TEST YOUR VOCABULARY... soon nansinainnaainminnnaininnaes senna 106I , a THE BASICS: THE ALPHABET 4 ' lay Circle the odd letter. laaawa 4ddddb 7 mnmmm 2? b.abbb= Ss hitt tas eal] 3 nhnnn 6qpqqq 9 ceccc lay Write in small letters. lef Write in capital letters. 1 LAMB oe lwateh 2 UMBRELLA Zigoo 3S APLE 3 queen _ 4 DOL oe 4tain 5 VAN _ 5 yacht [ij macs no ores Ri? " .© M © * f F) y ® m Ley Complete the words and draw lines to match them with the pictures. CLA sthe alphabet ay Can you find 8 words in the wordsearch? —EGGP I A FS Gs ro] Complete the puzzle. D T K B A 1 - bie Q M D xX ON £\0 6 L oN May Complete the countdown! ay Join the dots. What is it? ten eight five de two My Go! tsa At ey Count and colour the fourth egg the eighth star the fifth box PRO I 9OG@NO SBOP ® the seventh apple co NX oe SO the third umbrella SOMGRO xe the first onion the sixth kite SSOORO 4Kco the basics: nu ay Draw lines to match the words with the numbers. Which numbers are odd? Which are even? sixty five a me 20 Maa gt twenty leven Lg forty 3 100 sont “6 me hundred ley Do the sums! 14+3= 4 one plus three equals four 2x3 = 6 two times three equals six d= 4x2 = 4-2= 2 four minus two equalstwo 5x5 = 5-3= _ 6+2 = 3. sixdivided by two equals three 13-6=_ 9 ge ey Play Bingo! Circle six numbers on your bingo card. Then listen. If you hear any of your circled numbers, cross them out. The first student “to cross out all of his/her numbers shouts “Bingo!” and is the winner.THE BASICS: COLOURS 2 Lif Read and colour. red yellow \forange \brown ){ green {light blue dark purple ){ pink white \{black (grey blue J a green apple a purple box @ light blue umbrella Look at the picture on pages 10-11 in the dictionary. Find these things and write what colour they are. Caelay Colour the picture. Then complete the sentences. 1 The ball is purple and yellow. 2 The doll 3 The boat 4 The train 5 The kite 1 =yellow 6 = blue 2 = white 6 = purple 3 = pink 7 = black 4 =1ed 8 = green 1 2 name: mame; age: —_——_—— 5 age: ~ favourite —_____— ~ favourite z colour: , colour: ef Now, talk to your friends and write. ) 29 5 Name: name; Se ee : 19 ce: \ We — | age = ———— a} a favourite _ \o favourite ___—— sy Colour: a | ° colour: a lc~ PEOPLE: DESCRIBING PEOPLEE Hello! !’m Wacky, the monster. My fis green. Ive got short red h____,threee_ sj abign_ andtwobige_ __ How about you? ef Now, draw a picture of your face and write sentences. — Hello! I’m __ - My is . Pye got and7 Can you find 8 words in the wordsearch? © CTA MEmaamD Bees l task U N M C T P MoU § A oe Ee ID. M eT "Oo E is apt En oA | kK WA R R L WH D J 0 poem 0) ac: i S57 Use stickers to create yourCan you find 13 words in the Ley Read and circle. wordsearch? 1 How many eyes have 3 people got? A sixty B six How many legs have 6 people got? Atwelve —_B twenty Y©OTOFZEOCAAO Nn wo How many fingernails have 4 people got? A fourteen B forty 4 How many shoulders have 5 people got? A five B ten 5 How many wrists have 2 people got? A four B eight myvyaZz-—-7oOr> ImOowrOArPIVOS OrmMAeMEOONT FZAamrrvysxgQe MAZVU-PoODRDR >Pr-y-Zzm~mOzZz-T4 am>rareezer OwvEZ-7r>+O0 AA-omOmMmaAKX- —-Zm-F+O0OEr a zamorcoremo ey Look at the picture. Write about Wacky the monster. Hello again! Look at me! I’ve gotay Read and stick. 2 1 boots hat glasses necklace handbag ay Draw lines to match the words with the pictures. “hae blouse dressing gown é suit shirt dress tle lef Now, read and colour the clothes in B. 1 The blouse is green. 4 The dress is purple and yellow. 2 The tie is blue and red, 5 The shirt is pink, a a = ecu wineiu moun is Sui dress we , & s q xe hat Be ectaatl ed aS —_—_ SS — blouse handbag — ae ey Look at the pictures and write. ass 1 iN 2 ‘Ss He is wearing a grey pair of —__, alight blue, anda pair of black She’s wearing a brown ____and ayellow vsPEOPLE: CLOTHES II lay Look at these clothes. Which are Vicky's? Which are Ben’s? Draw lines. / Ta é 5 ; NN : Qs Now, listen and colour Ben and Vicky’s clothes. lef Read and circle. 1 It's a pair of gloves. Yes/No 2 It's a pair of boots. Yes/No 3 Is a T-shirt. Yes/No. 4 \*s a pair of trainers. Yes/No K tte 9 terke ft a1 2 3 4 5 6 ¥ a sweatshirt eeLook at the family tree in the picture dictionary and say who these people are. 1 Nick Brown is Vicky and Bers dad. 2 Paul Brown is Vicky and Ben's 3 Becky Simpson is Vicky and Ben's 4 Andrew Simpson is Vicky and Ber 3 Bens --— ee 5 Pat Brown is Vicky and Ben's a 4 Ben's —__ 6 Jenny Brown is Vicky and Ben's a] Circle the family words. Now, choose words from activity C and complete the table. sister grandma toddler niece adult senior citizen single grandma grandpa dad mum dad grandpa teenager aunt sister middle-aged uncle ee uncle married nephew .Name: Emma How many Name: Jamie aunts and uncles: Sister's name: How many cousins: ___ Sisters age: __ Favourite cousin's Brother’s name: _ name: Brothers oi it nae Cousin’s age: = Draw a picture of the people in your family and write about them. This is my _______.. My father’s name is and my mother's name is a My name is and I'm years old. Deed /~lap What are these? Write the words. Then draw lines to put the jigsaw “~"" pieces in the correct place. Lay How many words can you find in the streamer? CAVEWALLGARDENCASTLELETTERBOXWINDOWTERRACEDHOUSES: On the outside 4 i: This is a detached house. _ 4 This is a skyscraper. |B Yes/ No) Yes/No This is a cottage. , § This is a tent. Yes/No Yes/No This is a block of flats. 6 This is a lighthouse, Yes/No Yes/No (oy Circle the odd word out. 1 roof aerial {greenhouse chimney 2 window patio windowsill French window 3 fence gate garden front door &y Can you find 12 words in the wordsearch? 1 gate 7 A LS ROE 2 mOO#r>-—aMm QOrmraAwnro ZEeZzon-a> = -PFPZAazmas ZumZao—v ZUMONMPAOQOD rraomozmna nmD mPrrr-7 Use stickers to make your “sany of your circled objects, cross bedroom. them out. The first student to cross out all of his/her objects shouts “Bingo!” and is the winner.ie) IN THE GARDEN lay Look at the pictures and write the words in the correct list. 1, 0) 2, enn shi Animals Garden : things butterfly lay Draw lines to join the words. [6] Drew Q picture of your favourite animal. 1 garden house — 2 plant can 3 paddling Pool 4 tree pot 5 watering table ley Look at the numbers and colour the butterfly. é >> 7 1 = black fF 2 = green \ / a=red \ { 4=yellow § = purple sshome: in the garden; m>rOoOoetnrTAsys amacormmma rOZePwmn>ZOL morreso€ouwsOle] O PT Mis eu sadal By Put the foods in the correct list. — | | Dairy ~ — Fruit Vegetables Products bees broccoli cherries cheese _ potatoes putter Carrot opples grapes milk margarine jemon onions A broccoli Rona o 1 2 3 4 Sy) Whose baskets are these? Read the lists and write the names in the boxes. Mark's basket Emma's basket Lucy's basket fish cheese carrots eggs aubergines pears peppers tomatoes milkfood: at the supermarket oy Complete the puzzle and find the hidden e en Pe he, ~~ 4 rT RCH | EH UJ oo & Draw on the plates! What do you like to eat? What don’t you like to eat? @ Read the shopping lists. Then listen and write a number. (\ oy] > 5 Lees! HR shopping a | ) she ie; butter |) *angerines mushrooms | py mesivoome | 2 fish i chocolate mig butter | ) grlic | lettuce | S celery | a mille\)_ SUcumbergFOOD: IN THE KITCHE ay Where do you put these? Write the words and craw lines. ‘ Cf Up >~7 What do you like to eat for = 7 Write the words. Then draw breakfast? Draw the food on lines to match them. the plate.the kitchen yj Draw lines to match the By Put the words in the pictures with the words. correct list. plate, lunch, pepper, saucepan, knife. breakfast, napkin, sugar, olive oil, dinner, salt OBJECTS MEALS THE BASICS a] Use stickers and set the table.fy What are these? Write the words. 8 a. a BARBECUEMILKSHAKEPASTAJUICECRIgpgp) eg ne SCUITPOPCORNSWEETSfood: a party oy Complete the puzzle and find the hidden expression. x What are Paula and George eating? Listen and write their names *., under the correct plate. —7 What do you eat at parties? What does your friend eat at parties? Make lists.Lay Draw the times on the clocks. 4 1 It’s quarter totwo. 9 @ 3 2 8 4y a 4 ote Wee 9 3} 8 4y © It’s half past six. 5 765 S 24 2 It’s twenty pastseven. 9 © 38 ia a. as - 2 . NheY 9 @ 3) It’s five to four. \s 4 765 z It’s ten to eleven. a % 4 3 9 © 3 It’s quarter past twelve. 8 4 N71, 56hMi laa\=ren/ ce |e a=) & Look at the clocks and write. go to school havelunch —_ play basketball 1 1 go to school at half 2 3 past eight. have dinner go to bed pth: — cf cee 3 ? 2 Se ‘ —_ > Nie aa s “Seve ee WAS VN 4 5 S What’s the time? Listen to the clock and write. 1S . GEOR 6 It's o'clock, 2 Its o'clock. 7 It's o'clock, 3 Ifs ______ o'clock. 8 rs —._-_ O'clock. 4 It's ______ o'clock. 5 is ___ o'clock.TIME: DAYS AND DATES ay Draw lines to match the short forms with the long forms. TUES Thursday Monday ep “indy ON Wednesday ie 8 yen UN Frlday Saturday FRI Lay Circle the odd word out. 1 morning today afternoon evening 2 weekday week night weekend 3 seventeenth twenty-second thirtieth yesterday 4 Monday Wednesday Fortnight Friday & Look at the calendar and write. Today is Monday 15th What is the date What was the date next Monday? es last Monday? ents this Sunday? ——< last Wednesday? next Thursday? yi Answer the questions. Then ask your friend. What do you do - in the morning? ~ on weekdays?‘time: days and dates | MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY Z wo FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY _| | ih ke a 1 James goes to guitar class on Wednesday. Wrong. He goes to guitar class on Monday. 2 Vicky goes dancing on Friday. 3 Ben goes swimming on Thursday. 4 James plays basketball on Wednesday. 5 Ben goes to the computer club on Tuesday. 6 Viel cy goes to 7 James has a barbecue on Sunday. Ww How many words can you find in the streamer? Pas a = 7 Ss | GGHTEIGHTEENT! HNIGHTDATAEE SeUN a sen d= April Decemb February October June aptontor Illy; . § November kj Draw lines to match the pictures with the words. 1 sane 2 Capricorn 5 Tt ben Gemini \ Libraoy Ask your friends when their birthdays are. Then fill in the chart. Name Month Date we Can you find 10 months in the wordsearch? a] Maths! 1 year = 2 2 years = 3 1 decade = 4 4 decades 5 3 centuries 365 D F GRANNEUNARID ESAALMLJM CJ E&EBBKMUA EUOKRYONR MLVPLASEC BY TOSOOIH EK VTBTMA Y RAUGUS TBO OCTOBERQFE FEBRUARYR days days years years years moamaem>j What shapes are these? Complete the puzzle. Write the words. sith “eo O omy oS “aS 1 3 2 i 1 a aA 4 SSE)school: my school Draw lines to match the lef Look at the pictures and pictures with the verbs. complete Ben's letter. Dear Mohammed, 1 ask and answer Hi from England! You wanted to know about my () pies Well, |. am not in @) school anymore. | am in listen (3) __. school, so | know how write to read ands (4) _ We do a lot of subjects at school SS read but my favourite ones are o_o __ sing and = =. Mp Bi (8)_____ is on the 2nd look floor. School is lots of fun and | have many friends, What are schools like in speak your country? think Write soon, Ben & Circle the odd word out. 1 English Gym Maths Geography 2 Classroom Library Staff room Square et 3 Art Circle Triangle Rectangle NI 4 Listen Playground Read write ond ee ee. Goemdiarecs Mirberunl’by Circle the odd word out. 1 bookcase desk shelf paperclip 2 pencil rubber pen crayon 3 glue scissors. shelf sticky tape What have these children got in their schoolbags? Listen and write ..a number.disk drive power pad mouse mail aey Use the words and label the picture. keyboard, plug, modem, mouse, wire, disk drive, speaker, tower, power switch, printout How many words can you find in the streamer? a fy AGJIREFLOPPYDISKCDRECORDERE-Maji 0) janne TNwf school: the music room ej Can you find 12 musical words in the wordsearch? GhGiNIHMEte iz enR T RMDOBANDBCPR ECHO! REP RH LI 4 synthesizer 7 CcMUSICSTANDA 4 : DOUBLEBASSYN RLCGIHLASREG 3. os DKNCYMBALSRL 4g 10 ——— EMJXIWSRBSPE HARMONICANLH 9& au CLARINETAOAA 6 fh RECORDERZTAR TROMBONEFTDP Do you play a musical a & instrument? Which instrument would you like to play? Draw a picture. ay Listen to these instruments and write a number. iy y | 5 5 5 5 Soyo 8 PU ATPSCHOOL: JOBS By Read and circle. 1 5 Bob is a builder Mary is a doctor. (e3No . Yes/No 2 Tim is @ journalist. ane Yes/No z = 3 Sheila is a nurse 1 4 Betty is an astronaut, 2 Yes/No Yes/No 4 Lee is a photographer. 5 Judy is a nurse, Yes/No Yes/No Lay Can you find 12 jobs in the wordsearch? 1 soldier PC D & Gia 2 Tet CL. 7 sir oft o@ a SC CMAERIEAS Agl LOR 4 EwD Cl 0 A“@ P sv FRU MOT Woke RO Vee Te Wpunc Rc, \SSC PaMnU Vit 6 = fete ts kes Took \H AN Bem OF 7 PRcmOUC OOS) UN Cae RE , 7 2-2 | 8 BAT A Ow Pee AT Noe Ro Cue nuic 9 PlesoN © E°C VoD Ker TO — woe FF ET A RY 6school: jobs Where do these people work? Draw lines to match the words with the pictures. 1 . 4 OO - actor journalist 2 ; 5 postal worker teacher 3 police officer é doctor —luleelael 3 What do these children want 7 What do you want to be? {to be? Listen and draw lines. Draw and write. ; . Catherine Brett . 3 Zoe3OPACTIVITIES: INDOOR HOBBIES ay Look at the pictures and write the words in the correct list. 5 | sesame __thepiano |B. listening _to the radio __ coins \ c. “collecting D. toys __teddy bear _activities: indoor a Look at the pictures and complete Vicky's letter. i se pI Francoise, Hello, how are you? Thank you for your letter about your hobbies. | like to do a lot of things in my free time, too. | offen play with my cousin, and | ay ee 5 ® to music, and writing 8)” to our friends. Ben usually watches or plays on the mth _ How boring! el That's all for now. Wiite soon, , What are these children’s Answer Vicky’s letter! hobbies? Listen and draw Dear Vicky, Hello, how are you? Thank you for your letter about your hobbies. Hike —______ Write soon. Love,a ACTIVITIES: AT THE PARK Draw lines to match the activities with the pictures. tennis football cycling baseball skipping , rollerblading skateboarding 6 Lay What are these? Write the words.activities: at the park ai Can you find these in the wordsearch? BoP Ts HWHA TRH UPGNILGGRJO GIBSGOALAS P GOEOWXOBCES LNNVBIKEQEC, EK CS LRNS US Of& PRM HPATHGEA T EAN DO P-T T oO T wc ms KATEBOARDH ROUNDABOUTE BUK QLRBARHB oy Put the words in the correct list. igatiis, skipping, a picnic, football, hopscotch, baseball, an ice cream, skateboarding, a sandwich, cycling, rollerbladingIVITIES: AT THE SPORTS CENTRE ay Draw lines to match the sports with the pictures. 4 QS badminton table tennis 5 om archery in a o basketball ice-skating fencing 6 Lay Label the picture with the words. swimming pool, goggles, armbands, ladder, diving boardactivities: at the sports centré 3] Look at the pictures and letters and write the words, iy] Circle the odd word out. 1 basketball badminton tings table tennis 2 foil gymnastics iceskates armbands 3 iceskating swimming diving goggles 4 fencing racquet net shuttlecock ge Which sports are these children going to do? Listen and draw lines. Matthew Rachel KatyPN@a WAI sree a eS) ANB) OLY ay Label the pictures with the words. podium, weightlifting, spectators, relay, long jump, seats, runner, discus ey Read and choose the correct answer. The Olympic Games take place every 1) years. They take place in 2) _ country every time. Millions of 3) around the world watch the games. There are a total of 4) __ sports and 296 events. The best athletes get gold, silver or bronze 5) 1 A four B two 2A the same 8B a different 3 A spectators B runners 4A 2 B 128 5 A bracelets B medalsactivities: at the stadium ig Can you find 9 words in the wordsearch? HP ODTUMS CEM | podum ¢ mas rec ae. oO mee oR TENA Yo Vigekieie 2 ed Br Of — LAN E PLE 3 8 BN 6 £ OR -€ O 1.1 A MN Rot 1-cokeE Tc 1. 4 8 eeAn th AnGuiiteRy sce. §. me TRACK HT TT E NNNAOMEDALI1 @ listen to the two athletes and complete their cards. oy Draw lines to join the words. (eS | Lee] pee | a oe How many words can you find in the streamer?ACTIVITIES: OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES ay Where do you do these activities? Put the words in the correct list, in the in the i Mountain water ili, mountain = L snowboarding paragliding skiing canoeing sailing climbing hang-gliding scuba diving lay Draw lines to match the words with the pi ictures. a JARS camping scuba diving horse riding 5 y paragliding skiing, sailing ~~ canoeing 7 Ask your friends. What activities do they like to do? What equipmen do they use? Activity Equipment Nameactivities: outdoor activities True or False? Read and put a tick (7) or a cross (x). You need .. 1 arucksack to go hiking. 2 an oxygen cylinder to go harse riding. 3 a rope to go snowboarding. 4 a boat to go sailing. 5 reins to go rowing. 6 a wetsuit to go scuba diving, Read and draw the equipment. [| |_] LJ 1 a sleeping bag 2 amep a windsurfer 4 oars § acanoe flippers Look at the pictures and complete the puzzle.ANIMALS: PETS ay Label the pictures with the words. tail, feathers, fur, whiskers, beak, paws, claw, wing What are these? Write the words then say which animals live in them. ey] Join the dots. Which animals are they? zHis name's Bruno. He likes to eat eS Ea asi He sleeps . Mac loves to sleep alll long walks. CC —EEEMALS: ON THE FARM lay Draw lines to match the words with the pictures. Lay Read and stick. at @ scarecrow a sheepdog duckling lef Look at the pictures and letters and write the words.animals: on the farm by Can you find 10 farm animals in the wordsearch? BC K A UANISIURD Noczons en AS eek i Oe PG 1_wasp 6 Bec C S £LMY¥YM XK EL 2 Fi DUCT Kar, PS We Ee Dee RO OwiaRe 2 6 Pelee CuK Role A 2 oer L UNG SE GO GC A K 5 10 ee SP Weer heme Aral Noex m ORS EZALT & mac CO Osabeovy FASS Sf Look at the pictures and Listen to the animals and write the words to complete write a number. the letter. “ Dear Ben, Hi again. So you want to know what | usually do on the farm. In the morning, |” We )_______the chickens, | can 2) the cows and | Be 4 seeds. er In the afternoon, eee 4) in the fields or | make TT 5) ‘1 | hope you'll soon visit me. lve PesANIMALS: AT THE ZOO aj Look at the pictures and letters and write the words.animals: at the zoo i Draw lines to match the words with the pictures. hippopotamus panther camel orangutan ostrich antelope oy Read and circle. ] An elephant has got a . 3 Alion has got a A mane B trunk A hoof B_ mane 2A deer has got . 4 Acamel has got a eet A antlers B humps A tusk B hump @ Can you find 10 wild animals in the wordsearch? bho OP uso BUH A UES HON UML E qhippopotamus 6 DOEIGALLIGATOR 5 2 PELOGIRAFFELRU Iv—eEPALIBPARROTS 8 LSPAASDESYTOT Kg 9 LEHNTNGAMTISCO LUADUAERRAELZA—— WL VTNAITLKNEAGLEBL YT TDAEOOSTTPAAANIMALS: MARINE WORLD lay Read and stick. 1 sea urchin \ 4 tuna fish 2 albatross RK] ~ 5 seagull 3 coral 6 eel ay Draw lines to join the words. Then match them with the pictures. 1 humpback sea tuna Roo nN polar urchin fish bear whaleanimals: marine a Which of these are animals? Circle them. shell ; coral turtle a an ray crab shrimp albatross is jellyfish iceberg seal jelly! Seaweed eel \ aea rock seahorse shark shipwreck seabed se dolphin. tuna fish oy Draw these in the sea. 1 swordfish seahorse turtle tuna fish coral on kK wn shipwreck & Complete the puzzle. What’s the hidden word?Ua fe) era Ll ala aed ay Draw lines to join the words. r= | cloud sun. ral snow: snowy “sunny ty windy rainy Wind Lay Put the words in the correct list. cold, sunny, hail, heatwave, blizzard, dry, icicle, hot 1 2 cold le Read and stick.rw Gr CovVmA elie fam IaT-MN soln = i What's the weather like Now, mark the temperature on today? Draw a picture. the thermometer. 4, A d Hs _ H's I's Is ay How many words can you find in the streamer? EW EATHERFORECASTMISTPUDDLESNOWFLAKEEREEZINGHAILSTORMSKY GS ey0 WORLD: THE EARTH lay Label the map with the words. Asia, Africa, Atlantic Ocean, North America, Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Europe, Australia, South America sy Se polar tropical mountain desert eR mediterroneon tundraworld: the eat & Write the words in the correct list. Africa, Polar, Desert, Atlantic, Europe, Antarctica, Arctic, Mountain, North America, Pacific, Continental CONTINENTS OCEANS * TYPES OF CLIMATE Africa t What climate has your country Can you find 8 words in the P got? Draw a picture. wordsearch? FAUS TRALIA AHR | Y WROD T BRCtLS OUTHE OTtLEtEAHOA CA l1QPEtS NS EK MUDALGN TI A ZAAY NORTH NY TT | FS ELO S$ NEOODT ES DM | UR RM HWE S$ TOUR WORLD: THE LANDSCAPE lay Draw lines to match the pictures and the words. forest island mountain range sand dunes 1 waterfall Fe, 6 See Ley Circle the odd word out. 1 waterfall river lake peak 2 coast beach valley bay 3 flood forest hurricane drought le How many words can you find in the streamer? [ANDSCAPE ree 4 TANDSCAPEVOLCANICERUPTIONOCEANVALLEYTIDALWAVECLIFF Loy Read and draw. 1 2 3world: the landscape & Look at the pictures and the letters and write the words. | | | & Can you find 8 words in the wordsearch? OL TA 1D PV 4_beach § Ev I["t OA BoFAK Ss 4. o—— tf 2h F arn £. & EAN L$ RE F © 1 BevOwTodd ¥ M chev 4k§ Ouse N. 8 EB eZhii Rie Vacs OWLRE Wik R [ ¥ B-R xX © ¥ Uan / Aj/ Lobel the picture with the words. the Sun, Neptune, Mercury, Earth, Venus, Pluto, Uranus Mars, the Moon, Saturn, Jupiter 7 /By Put the planets in order. Begin from the one nearest to the sun and “~" end with the one furthest away from it. Mercury, 5 167) Read and circle. 1 The Sun is a _ 3 The is the planet on & ter B plonet which we live 2 The sun and all the planets which = A Moon B Earth move around it is the 4 The only planet with tings around _system, it is _ AL evtlew BR wir Ak tiewe RB Sotumour world: the solar system oy Can you find 9 words in the wordsearch? UR AN U §$ O J = N 14 Uranus 6 MwitbL $s TV UA Y : EN P A LE PA RH OW LN IM 3 8 Cc 8k P LUT O- a 9 uu —E | — $ E— T R EAR THR & ¥ S A T UR NOT EP T UN EH T & What do you think the Earth looks like from space? Draw a picture.pelt ae) Se) af ay Put the words in the correct list. By hydrofoil Air Sea Land helieopter ork tram train mo i palo” helicopter el speedboat Ker aeroplane povercrott1p) cP EEC RAT 1 _speedboat 7 MOTORWAYH Bue Ose? A Peay 2 8 [eMeneaA i NA DO 5 Dus iece rat SR R ROBFVQHAO 4 10. RFURETIVE yi VemGISE BP AO 5 " €c OAC HON I $4 12 eA RUA kek AL PR Oye aA NET Ng | This is a 2 This is a 3 This is a 4 This is an 5 This is a hovercraft. caravan. lorry. ambulance. speedboat. Yes | No Yes { No Yes | No Yes | No Yes | No &B Draw lines to join the words. 1 car train 2 police balloon 3 underground engine 4 hot-air park 5 fire carOUR TOWN: ON THE Ri lay Look at the pictures and letters and write the words.1 petrol. sign 2 lamp IN warden 3° bus pump b A traffic stop 5 road post a motorway Q pedestrian crossing & Can you find 8 words in the wordsearch? ES BONNET GM DL & PCOGTUUONG PUOOS EZLAB AA TH CORNER Vc tnstTYteEs ER RO TN RRP OD MOTORWAY AG EA ET EV LANE NDB EEENNMEEA TUTOTLRLU TTOWN: MAIN STREET | a Write the people’s jobs. Then match them to the place where theyur town: main street & Read and circle. 1 You can buy stamps at the post 4 You can buy lots of different office. food at the supermarket. (Yes) No Yes / No 2 You can watch a film at the 5 You can buy meat at the baker's. cinema. Yes / No Yes / No 6 You can borrow books from the 3 You can buy medicine at the library. bank. Yes / No Yes | No oy Circle the odd word out. 1 village town hospital city 2 café butcher's baker's chemist's 3 refuse collector gym newsagent librarian 4. office building hotel shopping centre greengrocer a) Where do these people have to go? Listen and draw lines. oeay Draw lines to match the words with the pictures. 4 1 CD shop: { video shop 2 bookshop 5 toy shop fast food restaurant 4 ee pet shop escalator 1 2 florist 3 travel agent's 4 phone booth 5 CD shop 6 7 8 clothes shop ANOOOooO card shop im information deskour town: in a shopping centre gf Read and write. YOU CAN BUY .. at the _clothes shop __. at the at the at the at the Can you find 9 words in the wordsearch? sSOBOOKSHOPT J Hoe Ol SY 6 Os Wap P< 4S SE ODBTKWQCJEYW Ee eA CA OigReg erat SA UN UC Gal Sea He HG SOU S30 Si One oe OPT ah RN Ree? Se PSSh? IStOr Ril Sis mate NP ar oR TOR A VEE lL eASGeee Ne el | s * yOUR TOWN: AT THE CLINIC ; lay Draw lines to match the pictures with the words. > 3 bruise temperature cut sore throat earacheour town: at the clinic ro] Draw lines to match the pictures with the words. Lf 2 5 sticking plaster first aio kit wheelchair medicine thermometer bandage cast ey Why are these people at the clinic? Listen and ~~ write @ number. 2B rn"; coay Match the words in the boxes with their opposites. there, smooth, old, right, light, blunt, old-fashioned, bad, strong, sweet Qahona young | ee 6 wrong sharp Foo rough good 8 sour here 9 modern heavy 10 weak yf Look at the pictures and complete the puzzle with opposites. What the hidden expression?& Look at the pictures and circle the correct word. bs, strong) / weak boy, A heavy / light feather. A sweet / sour lemon. Ath) old / new car. A closed / open door. A small / big elephant. oy Draw lines to match the words with the pictures. tight, slow, front, false, short Nlay Draw lines to match the words with the pictures. between / under Ze next to B tab on top of D E $eg. behind , he & above i ay Draw lines to join the words. 1 OR 1 The yellow book is the teacher. 2 The orange book is ‘the fable. 3 The purple book is__— the vase. 4 The brown book is ‘the choir,1 The cat is between the bins. Yes | No 2 The girl in blue is next to the swing, Yes | No 3 The gill in pink is in front of the well. Yes | No 4. The boy in green is at the top of the slide Yes | No 5 The boy in brown is under the slide, Yes / No 6 The dog is behind the boy in yellow. Yes / No 7 The boy in grey is in the box. Yes | No GS Where are they? Listen and draw lines. in the garden in the drawer on the kitchen table at the top of the slide under the chair = ee 5WORDS: IN THE MAZE lay _ Look at the pictures and letters and write the words.Look at the pictures and use the words to complete the sentences. towards, past, up, round He is walking the statue. h se He is running the fountain. 2 3 He is going the hill | He is walking the wel. 4 | oy How many words can you find in the streamer? ULLMAZELAKEENTRANCEBENCHWELLARCHExT — = ge Listen and write a number. STATUEBRIDGEWhat are they doing? Draw lines to match the pictures with the sentences. He's closing the door. 5 gy She's drinking some water. He's washing up. 3 She's sleeping. w He’s eating a burger. ‘3 ley Draw lines to join the words. tie down 1 2 et owes 3 > make ‘up 4 put on 5 sit the bed 6 tun dressed le Read and draw. TILToy Can you find 8 verbs in the wordsearch? iT | A GRE S Oe fs 1 brush tee 8 PMOL | F .T meee ND. A E $ Db Poor eer RE oT 6 bt O W BA PW S$ W H N N DW R A F | U Oo F O A H &§ M © P meee ley L H T ! s @ listen and draw lines. me Pamela Jo I~ IO [OWhat are they doing? Draw lines to match the pictures with the sentences. She’s hitting the ball. She’s watering the flowers. She's cycling. He's throwing the ball, 5 3 el buying some ice cream, a Read and draw. | | | | | aman driving a bus a woman smiling lg How many verbs can you find in the streamer? CARRY GIVELAUGHPUSHTHROWHITCYCLEKICKHIDEFALLThe children are hugging. Yes / No The woman is climbing a tree, Yes { No A cat is hiding behind a tree, Yes { No The baby is waving. Yes | No The man is digging. Yes { NoFUN: AT THE BEACH ay Look at the pictures and letters and write the words. Ley What are these? Write the words. ee QOi % fun: at ‘the beach 1 a beach umbrella 2 two armbands 3 two flippers pe Listen, draw and colour. 4, ey Draw lines to join the words. Then match them with the pictures. . ®. 1 beach ting 2 derg Sooty” av’ 3 rubber mat 4 beach mask D ee.fay Draw lines to join the words. 1 2 lay What are these? Write the words. Z00 —— _ funfair —— _sports event _. ballet natural history ~ ea” _._ theatre —— _. cinema _. exhibition _. candyfloss —_ dancer _ play 200 keeper ~ screen — sculpture ~_ team ———— —_ dinosaurfun: leisure time A at the funfair . at the natural science museum oy Circle the odd word out. 1 fans audience 2 big wheel roller-coaster 3 orchestra screen 4 zookeeper dinosaur What do you like fo do in your leisure time? Draw,and colour. =? D mee 40 @ at an exhibition at the cinema at a sports event team exhibit painting dodgers film cinema dancer usher Can you find 8 words in the wordsearch? I K ec R Vv A F A N 3 E L U $ H E R F N | O° E s Oo F | L M CC Q A N C¢ E R 1 I oO R | E s R G K N & U T A G E N Vv F K N P ¥ Zz a ~~7 What's your favourite TV le Draw lines to join the words programme? Draw a picture, 1 1v control 2 talk opera 3 remote fiction 4 soap programme 5 science guide 6 radio showa What are Ben and Vicky going to watch tonight? Listen and fick (V). ¥ | 6.00 CARTOON 6.25 CHILDRENS PROGRAMME 7.20 SOAP OPERA 7.30 GAME SHOW 9.10 COMEDY 9.10 FILM (SCIENCE FICTION) 7.00 TALK SHOW { 7.30 DOCUMENTARY |FUN: FAIRY TALES ay Look at the pictures and the letters and write the words.a monster a queen a wizard oy Draw lines to match the words and the pictures. 6 2 ae “ — atTEST YOUR VOCABULARY @ Translate into your own language. THE BASICS The Alphabet (p. 6-7) alphobet and apple ball box copital letters cat consonants doll egg frog glass hat igloo Jom kite lamb letters man net onion pen queen ring small letters song star train umbrella van vowels watch words yacht z00 Numbers (p. 8-9) @ hundred cardinals divided by eight eighteen eighth eighty eleven eleventh equals even numbers fifteen fifth fifty finish first five forty four fourteen fourteenth fourth minus nine nineteen ninety ninth numbers odd numbers one ordinals plus second seventeen seventh seventy six sixteen sixth sixty ten tenth third thirteen thirteenth thirty three times twelfth twelve twenty twenty-one two Colours (p. 10-11) black brown colours dark blue green grey light blue orange pink purple ted white yellowPEOPLE Describing People {p. 12-13) ‘bald beard blonde) brown cheek chin curly aye eyebrow eyelashes eyelid face fair forehead freckles ‘tinge singer grey “hair jaw lips tong moustache mouth nose nostril oupil short straight teeth tongue wavy wrinkles The Body (p. 14-15) ankle ‘orm armpit back body calf chest elbow finger fingernail foot hand head heel hip knee knuckle leg neck palm shin shoulder stomach thigh thumb toenail toes waist wrist Clothes | (p. 16-17) a pair of boots a pair of high-heeled shoes pair of shoes a pair of trousers belt blouse bracelet clothes dress dressing gown earrings glasses. handbag hat jacket necklace ting shirt skirt suit tie ClothesI (p. 18-19) a pair of dungarees a pair of jeans © pair of shorts a pair of socks @ pair of trainers a pair of wellingtons cardigan gloves jumper leggings nightie pyjomas raincoat scart sweatshirt swimming trunks tracksuit T-shirt vest Ben and Vicky’s Family (p. 20-21) codult unt baby brother child children cousin daddaughter forily family tree grandchildren granddaughter grandma grandpa grandparents grandson married middle-aged person mum nephew niece parents senior citizen single sister son teenager toddler uncle young adult HOME On the Outside (p. 22-23) gerial balcony basement block of flats camper van castle cave chimney cottage detached house driveway fence er flowered French window front door garage garden gate greenhouse ground floor houseboat igloo letter box lighthouse patio roof semi-detached houses skyscraper step tent terraced houses types of homes ville wall wigwam window windowsill In the Inside 1 (p. 24-25) armchair bin cD CD player chair clock coffee table cooker cupboard curtain ‘cushion dishwasher door meeeemren freezer fridge iron ironing board kettle kitchen lamp living room microwave oven photograph picture rug sink sofa table telephone television/TV toaster vacuum cleaner vase video cassette video recorder washing machine In the Inside Il (p. 26-27) a bar of soap @ bottie of shampoo @ roll of toilet paper a tube of toothpaste bath bathmat bathroom bed bedroom bedside table blanket bookcase brush carpet oecomb desk drawer duvet floor mirror pillow olug sheets shower sponge tap toilet toothbrush towel wordrobe washbasin In the Garden Ip. 28-29) animals bat bee bird bird table branch outterfly caterpillar centipede daffodil fox frog garden table grass nedgehog hosepipe ladder leat mole nettle padding pool plant pot plants rose snail things tree house tree trunk trees watering can worm FOOD At the Supermarket (p. 30-31) apple aubergine banana broccoli butter cabbage carrot cauliflower celery cheese cherries chicken coconut cod courgette cream cucumber dairy products fish fruit grapefruit grapes lamb lernon lettuce meat milk mushroom orange peach pear pepper pineapple plum potato salmon steak strawberry supermarket tangerine tomato tuna vegetables watermelon yogurt In the Kitchen (p. 32-33) bake boil bottle bowl breakfast chop cooking words cup dinner flour fork fry frying pan gloss jar jug kitchen knifemeals mug nepkin objects olive oil pepper plate pour sait saucepan saucer slice spices spoon stir straw sugar toblecloth teapot troy vinegar A Party (p. 34-35) baked potato barbecue birthday cake biscuits burger chips coffee coke crisps desserts drinks jelly juice lemonade milkshake party snacks pasta peanuts niven popcorn toast chicken salad sandwich sweets tea water TIME What's the time? (p. 36-37) am. clock clock face day five past one five to two half past one hands midday midnight night ‘one o'clock pm. (©) quarter past one (@) quarter to two ten past one ten to two time twenty-five past one twenty-five to two twenty past one twenty to two watch Days and Dates (p. 38-39) at night nealie: days eighteenth fifteenth fortnight Friday Monday in the afternoon in the evening in the morning nineteenth Saturday seventeenth sixteenth Sunday thirtieth thirty-first Thursday today tomorrow Tuesday twentieth twenty-eighth twenty-fifth twenty-first twenty-fourth twenty-ninth twenty-second twenty-seventh twenty-sixth twenty-third Wednesday week weekdays weekend yesterday The Year (p. 40-41) April Aquarius Aries August cveecmeetcancer Capricorn century decade | December February Gemini | Jonuary July June leap year leo icra Moreh Moy millennium months November October Pisces Sagittarius scorpio seasons September signs of the zodiac spring summer Taurus time Virgo winter year SCHOOL My School (p. 42-43) ‘onswer Art ask changing rooms classroom computer room education English Geography gym hall History Languages library listen look Maths Music nursery school Physical Education (PE) play playground playing field primary school read rectangle school Science science laboratory secondary school shapes sing speak square staff room subjects think triangle verbs write Ben’s Classroom (p. 44-45) bell board calculator chalk classroom coloured pencils computer crayons desk drawing pin globe glue lunch box map notebook noticeboard paint paintbrush paper paper clip pen pencil pencil case pencil sharpener poster pupil rubber tuler schoolbag scissors shelf sticky tape teacher textbook In the Computer Room (p. 46-47) CD ative CD recorder CD-ROM CD-ROM drive computer room disk drivefloppy disk keyboard modem mouse mouse pad plug power switch printer printout screen speaker tower wire The Music Room (p. 48-49) band brass instruments cello choir clarinet cymbals double bass drums flute guitar harmonica harp keyboard instruments music room music stand musical instruments note percussion instruments piano recorder saxophone string instruments synthesizer tambourine triangle trumpet violin wind instruments xylophone Jobs (p. 50-51) actor actress architect artist astronaut builder dancer dentist doctor electrician fire fighter gardener jobs journalist mechanic musician nurse photographer pilot plumber police officer postal worker sailor secretary singer soldier vet ACTIVITIES Indoor Hobbies {p. 52-53) autographs board game book cards cassette chess coins collecting comic completing a jigsaw computer game construction blocks doll's house drawing a picture hobbies letter listening moking models music painting playing postcard racing car radio reading stamps teddy bear toys train set video watching writing At the Park (p. 54-55) baseball baseball bat bench bike climbing frame cycling football football pitch go cycling aan an the sclirkisgframe go on the roundabout go on the see-saw go on the slide go on the swing go rollerblading 0 skateboarding go skipping goal have a picnic hove a sandwich have an ice cream hopscotch ice-cream van ‘bogler iter bin pork picnic table play baseball play football play hopscotch olay in the sandpit play tennis playground rollerblades rollerblading roundabout sandpit see-saw skipping skipping rope side swing tennis tennis court tennis racquet At the Sports Centre (9. 56-57) archery ‘otmbands badminton bars basketball basketball court basketball hoop bat beam belt bow diving diving board do archery do fencing do gymnastics do martial arts fencing foil go diving go ice-skating go swimming goggles gymnastics ice rink ice-skates ice-skating ladder martial arts mask net play badminton play basketball play table tennis practice mat racquet tings shuttlecock sports centre suit swimming swimming cap swimming pool toble tennis table tennis table target At the Stadium (p. 58-59} bronze medal discus finishing line gold medal high jump hurdle javelin lone long jump podium pole vault relay runner seat silver medal spectator stagium starting line ticket track weightlifting Outdoor Activities (p. 6041) activities boat camping camping stove canoe canoeing canopy compass equioment fliopers foam mat hereticshang-gliding harness helmet hiking hiking boots horse riding life jacket map mask mountain bike mountain biking ‘oars outdoor oxygen cylinder paddle paragliding reins rock climbing rope rowing rucksack saddle sail solling scuba diving ski boots ski poles skiing skis sleeping bag snowboard snowboarding tent wet suit windsurfer windsurfing ANIMALS Pets (p. 62-63) aquarium beak bones budgie cage canary cat basket claw dog dried food feather features fin fish bowl fur goldfish hamster kennel lizard mouse paw pet food pet homes pets rabbit scales seeds toil tortoise wet food whiskers wing On the Farm (p. 64-65) ont bee billy goat bull calf chick chicken cockerel cow crow donkey drive a tractor duck duckling form animals farmer feed chickens foal goat goose gosiing horse kid ladybird lam make scorecrows milk cows owl plant seeds sheep sheepdog spider swon wasp work in the fields At the Zoo (p. 66-67) alligator antelope antlers bear buffalo camel crocodile deereagle elephant features flomingo groffe gorilla hippopotamus hooves hump kangaroo koala leopard ion mane monkey orang-outan ostrich panda panther parrot thinoceros scorpion snake tiger trunk tusks wild animals wolf zebra Marine World (p. 68-69) oir albatross coral cra dolphin eel humpback whale iceberg jellyfish killer whale: i int! octopus penguin polar bear ray rocks sea sea urchin seabed seagull seahorse seal seaweed shark shell shipwreck shrimp starfish swordfish tuna fish turtle walrus OUR WORLD The Weather (p. 70-71) blizzard cloud cloudy cold degrees Celsius ary fogay freezing hail hailstorm heatwave hot ice icicle lightning ole puddle rain raindrop rainy ray sky snow snowfloke snowy sun sunny temperature thermometer thunderstorm weather weather conditions weather forecast weather forecaster wet wind windy The Earth (p. 72-73) Africa Antarctica Asia Australia climate continental continents desert earth east equator Europe mediterranean mountain north North America oceans polar south:South America The Antarctic Ocean The Arctic Ocean The Atlantic Ocean The Indian Ocean The Pacific Ocean tropical tundra west The Landscape (©. 74-75) bay beach cliff coast drought earthquake flood forest forest fire hurricane island lake landscape mountain range natural disasters natural features peak river sand dunes tidal wave valley volcanic eruption waterfall The Solar System (p. 76-77) Earth Jupiter Mercury meen Neptune Pluto Saturn sun Uronus Venus OUR TOWN Transport (p. 78-79) aeroplane airport ambulance bus bus station car cor park caravan coach fire engine helicopter hot-air balloon hovercraft hydrofoil lorry motorbike police car port ship speed boat train tram transport underground train On the Road (p. 80-81) bonnet boot bus stop comer engine lamp post lane motorway number plate pavement pedestrian crossing petrol pump petrol station road road markings toad sign street telephone box traffic light traffic warden Main Street (p. 82-83) baker baker's bank buildings butcher butcher's cafe chemist chemist’s cinema city communities greengrocer greengrocer's gym hospital hotel librarian library newsagent newsagents aAtfica hKiildingpost office refuse collector shopping centre shops supermarket theatre town village in a Shopping Centre (p. 84-85) deokshop: card shop CD shop clothes shop escalator fost food restaurant forist's hoirdresser's information desk jewellers ift optician’s pet shop phone beoth restaurant shoe shop, toy shop travel agent's video shop At the Clinic (p. 86-87) bandage blood bruise cost clinic cut dentist doctor earache firet aid kit headache injection medical instruments medical problems medical words medicine nurse patient people pill prescription receptionist sling sore throat sticking plaster stitches stomachache stretcher surgeon temperature thermometer toothache wheelchair X-ray WORDS Opposites (p. 88-89) back bad big blunt bottom cheap clean closed cold dork different difficult dirty easy empty expensive false far fast fat front full good hard heavy here high hot left light long low modern near new noisy old old-fashioned open quiet right rough same shorp short slow small smooth soft sour strong sweet there thin toptrue weak wrong young At the Playground (p. 90-91) above at the bottom of at the top of behind below between box climbing frame in in front of monkey frame next to on out playground tubbish bin slide swing under wall In the Maze (p. 92-93) across along arch bench bridge down entrance exit fountain hill into lake maze onto out of over past round statue through towards up well A Summer Camp (p. 94-95) brush clean dream drink eat get dressed get up hang up lift moke the bed mop open put away set the table sit down sleep stand up stretch sweep tie up turn off turn on wake up ‘wash wash up yawn A School Fair (p. 96-97) buy carry catch chase climb cycle dig drive fall fight give hide hit hug kick kiss laugh push throw water wave whisper FUN At the Beach [p. 98-99) armbands beach beach ball beach mat beach umbrella beach volley bucket cap cooler deckchair diving mask flippers goggles Bl eee ahspebbles rock rubber dinghy rubber ring send sondcastle shell snorkel soade sunglasses sunscreen surfboard waves Leisure Time (p. 100-101) audience ballet big wheel candyfioss cinema conductor dancer dinosaur dodgers exhibit exhibition fans fil funfair information merry-go-round museum natural science rnuseum orchestra painting play roller-coaster screen sculpture sports event stage team theatre usher 200 zookeeper Home Enterfainment (p. 102-103) adventure cartoon children's programme comedy documentary filens game show horror interview music mystery radio radio programmes remote control romance science fiction sitcom soap opera talk show the news TV guide TV programmes western Fairy Tales (p. 104-105) alien armour broomstick castle ‘cauldron characters crown fairy genie ghost giant king knight lamp mermaid moat monster pirate prince princess queen shield skeleton spaceship sword things treasure vampire wand witch wizardGEBBOExxx ees #BbEROSactivity beck ee EXPRESS PICTURE DICTIONARY The Express Picture Dictionary for young leamers is 0 beautituly ilustrated, fun-to-use dictionary. designed to resent ond consolidate basic vocabulary. It con be Used both in close as supplementary material for young learners or beginners ond at home Os a self study kit. Key Features topic-bared modules, consisting 3-5 units each, relate to the home, schoo! and everyday environments of students Clear and lively presentation of vocabulary on fuly ilust aouble page spreads iphesis colecations and expressions to help students develop a feeling for the English language. Oral tasks ond games to motivate students to practise pronunciation ond to use the words in contex 24 topic-telated ond fun-to-learn Froditional and original songs. Wide variety of exercises, listening fosks, puzzles ond wordsearches 40 stimulate students’ imagination and consolidate the vocabulary Components The Express Picture Dictionary fot young leciners 088 Picture Dictionary for young learners Activity Book he Express Picture Dictionary for young learners Activity Book (Teac! The Express Picture Dic young leomers Casseties/Audio The Express Picture Dictionary for young leamers Activity Book Cassette/Audic : 7 4 ey, BRrynrece Puhiiching