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Janet Harmer Chiara Pastormerlo Edward Walcott

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Applica operativamente le Indicazioni Nazionali garantendo il raggiungimento dei livelli di competenza linguistica richiesti al termine della scuola Primaria. Struttura i contenuti linguistici tenendo presente la metodologia della Didattica per Competenze. Propone un percorso che tiene presente le problematiche nell’apprendimento della L2 da parte degli alunni DSA e Bes. Offre spunti di riflessione per la pianificazione di percorsi trasversali sugli obiett ivi dell’Educazione Civica e dell’Agenda 2030. Si avvale della metodologia CLIL. Ha una versione digitale accessibile ad alta leggibilità dei contenuti proposti.

Janet Harmer • Chiara Pastormerlo • Edward Walcott

Buddy and friends è un nuovo corso per la Scuola Primaria ispirato alla pedagogia Learning by doing che si avvale di una metodologia attiva e di una didattica comunicativa. L’apprendimento linguistico delle quattro abilità Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing è rinforzato da momenti coinvolgenti di gioco basati sulla tecnica di TPR (Total Physical Response).

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Welcome! Revision of days, months, seasons, weather and time

Around the World Ireland, Irish, Jamaica, Jamaican, Turkey, Turkish, Romania, Romanian, Tunisia, Tunisian, China, Chinese, India, Indian, Brazil, Brazilian, Russia, Russian, Peru, Peruvian, Britain, British

Off to Work a chef, a doctor, a hairdresser, a mechanic, a firefighter, a gardener, a nurse, a vet, a teacher, a police officer, a postman, an office clerk Frequency adverbs

bread

Let’s go Shopping baker’s, chemist’s, butcher’s, sweet shop, sports shop, clothes shop, shoe shop, pet store, greengrocer’s, newsagent’s

dog food

British money

A surprise Party decorations, balloons, cups, spoons, forks, knives, candles, paper plates, ice cream, honey, milk Use of some, any Ordinal numbers

Getting Around

restaurant, police station, bank, swimming pool, cinema, school, hospital, train station, library, theatre Giving directions Positions

Holidays

mountains, wood, hill, river, lake, sea, beach, rocks, ship, island Expressing future plans Talking about past events (was, were)

The day after Monday is Tuesday. What’s the weather like? It’s stormy. What time is it? It’s eight o’clock.

Where are you from? I’m from China, I’m Chinese. I come from London.

When I grow up, I want to be a vet. My mum is a mechanic. She repairs cars. My dad is a postman. He delivers letters. I always read a book in the evening. I often eat pizza.

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There is some milk in the fridge. Is there any honey? Let’s put up the decorations. My birthday is on 29th May.

How can I get to the cinema? Go straight on, take the first on the right, the cinema is on your left. Excuse me, where’s the bank? The bank is opposite the restaurant. It’s next to the cinema.

Where are you going on holiday? I’m going to New York next summer. I’m buying lots of souvenirs. He’s playing the guitar at the concert. The concert was great. We were at school yesterday.

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Janet Harmer Chiara Pastormerlo Edward Walcott

Student’s Book with Activities

Welcome!

Unit 1 Around the World

Unit 2 Off to Work

Revision Pages

Legenda

Unit 3 Let’s go Shopping

Unit 4 A Surprise Party

Audio Traccia audio

Revision Pages

Unit 5 Getting Around

Unit 6 Holidays

Revision Pages

108

Special Days

Thanksgiving Day

110 112 114

Activity Book

116

Wordlist

140

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Welcome!

About You!

1 Reorder the words and match. 1 name? 2 your 3 old

What’s What’s

you?

4 address?

your

a It’s 56, Newbury Street.

surname?

How your

are

c Yes, I’ve got a cat and a dog.

What’s

d I like rugby and tennis.

5 are

from?

you

Where

6 got

pets?

Have

any

7 are

hobbies?

8 What

like?

b I’m from Sydney, Australia.

What sports

e My surname’s Adlington. you

your you

g It’s Dan. do

2 Now ask your friend and complete. Name

y hobbies are reading and gardening. f M

h I’m 11.

3 Write about your friend.

His/Her name

Surname Age Address Nationality Brothers/ Sisters Sports

Ripassare come presentare se stessi o un amico; giorni, mesi, tempo atmosferico e orari.

Days and Months 4 Do the crossword.

2 1

ACROSS 1 The day after Saturday. 5 The day after Friday is... 6 You finish school in... 8 The day before Thursday. 11 Halloween is in this month. 12 Christmas is on 25th...

5 5

R P

9 8

E T

M 12

P C

DOWN 2 It's very hot in this month. 3 The day after Thursday. 4 Between winter and summer. 5 You start school in... 7 It usually snows in this season. 9 You go to the beach in this season. 10 The month after March. 3

Welcome!

The Weather and the Time

5 Match and write.

It’s stormy

It’s hot

It’s sunny It’s cold It’s snowy It’s windy It’s foggy

It’s rainy

6 Match.

1 It’s seven o’clock.

2 It’s half past four.

3 It’s a quarter to two.

4 It’s ten to eight.

5 It’s twenty–five past eleven.

6 It’s a quarter past twelve.

A Bit of Grammar 7C omplete with am, is, are or am not, isn't, aren't. 1 Who 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

those boys? They my school friends. Buddy a cat. My eyes blue. They’re green! My brother eleven years old. How old your best friend? She ten. I Italian. I English, I’m from London. My friend Maia from Tunisia. Mrs Jones a teacher. She’s a doctor! Tom a student? No, he .

8 Write sentences. Use have got or has got. 1 you/a skateboard? 2 Bob/a new scooter. 3 Jenny and Carrie/a cat? 4 You/your English books? 5 They/a big garden. 6 Fred and Mike/tickets for the match? 9 Write where, why, when, what time, how old, what, who, what colour. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

are you? is that? is your hair? is your sister? is it? are your books? do you do sport at school? are you happy?

I’m Karim. It’s my new history book. It’s brown. She’s twelve. It’s nine o’clock. In my schoolbag. On Mondays and Wednesdays. Because we’ve got English today! 5

Welcome!

Verbs

10 Find the verbs and write.

W Q

L W A

N O

W G

E W R

G W A

H W X

Q N

S W

O O

A W X M

I Y

M Z

C 6

Questions and Answers 11 Complete with do, does, don’t or doesn’t. 1 2 My sister 3 I 4 Where 5 6 7 What time 8 When 12

you like rugby? Yes, I like football. She prefers tennis. have coffee for breakfast. I have milk! your mum and dad work? your brother play tennis? she speak English? they get up on Sundays? you do your homework?

Listen and tick: True or False? True False

Emma Carlton

Claire

1 2 3 4 5

Kim

6 7

Lizzie

Luke

Mr Wilson

Henry Alice

Valerie

13 Now correct the false sentences.

Around the World

Unit

Listen and repeat.

Listen and complete. I’m from I’m

I’m from I’m

I’m from

I’m from I’m

I’m 8

Esprimere e chiedere la provenienza e la nazionalità.

Around the World

Country Ireland

Jamaica

Turkey

Romania

Listen and complete the song.

Nationality Irish

Jamaican

Turkish

Romanian

Tunisia

Tunisian

China

Chinese

Use the words in the box. Chinese

France

Canada

Italian

space

Where are you from? That boy’s from . That girl’s from . Where are you from? And what’s your name? Everyone comes from some place, Everyone is always welcome, Even if he comes from . She is . He is Romanian. We are . And maybe he’s an alien! Now you sing!

India

Indian

Brazil

Brazilian

Russia

Russian

Peru

Britain

Peruvian

British 9

Around the World

4 Colour and write.

I_ _ s_ flag

T_ _ _ _ _ _ flag

J_ _ _ _ _ _ _

R_ _ _ _ _ _ _ flag

C_ _ _ _ _ _ flag

I_ _ _ _ _ flag

R_ _ _ _ _ _ flag 10

P_ _ _ _ _ _ _ flag

flag

T_ _ _ _ _ _ _ flag

8 B_

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ flag

B_ _ _ _ _ _ flag

Around the World

Listen and complete. Hi! My name’s Anastasia and I’m years old. I’m and I come from Moscow. Hi, I’m Chang. I’m years old. I’m . I’m from Shanghai. Hello, my name’s Mohamed. I’m years old. I’m . I’m from the capital city, Tunis.

Hello! I’m Nadia and I’m years old. I’m . I’m from the capital city, Bucharest. 6 Now complete the grid. Name 1 2

Nationality

Russian

City

Bucharest

Nadia 11

3 4

Age

Chinese Tunis

Mohamed

7 Write. 1 2 Nadia is 3 4

is ten. She’s Russian. She’s from . She’s

. . She’s from Bucharest. . . 11

1 8

Around the World

Listen and repeat.

alien 9

laptop

screen

planet

spaceship

Listen and write the names. Zinga

Tuff

Loco

Today Logan’s laptop isn’t working. What’s the matter? Look! There are some strange creatures on the screen! Who are they? Are they aliens? 10 Choose.

Loco has got three two small ears and a big small nose. It’s got one big eye and a small big mouth. It’s got two short long arms and three short long legs. It’s orange yellow and it’s happy worried!

Tuff has got two big small ears and a big small nose. It’s got two three big eyes and a small mouth. It’s got two short long arms and two long legs. It’s all pink orange! It’s very happy sad!

Zinga has got two small big ears, a big eye and a small It has got hasn’t got a nose! It’s got two three long arms and three long legs. It’s all purple brown and it’s very happy scared!

big mouth.

Around the World

11 Draw and colour your alien. Then complete. My Alien from Space

This is my alien. Its name is (eye It has got It’s got It’s all

It has got eyes) and (nose noses)! (arm arms) and and it’s very

(ear

(mouth

ears), mouths).

(leg

legs). !

12 Complete with who, what, where, how, how old and match. 1 2 3 4 5

are you from? is your sister? is your name? are you? is that man?

a b c d e

She’s eleven. I’m fine, thanks. He's my English teacher. I’m from Milan. My name is Susy. 13

1 13

Around the World

Read and listen to the story.

The children are having a drama lesson with the drama teacher. The title of the play is An Alien in the Garden.

OK kids! Lily, you’re the alien and here’s your mask.

Thank you, Miss!

1 You’re in your spaceship but it’s out of control.

Oh no! I can’t control my spaceship! Help!

And I’m very scared!

3 Look! What’s that?

Hey! What’s that noise?

I don’t know.

I think it’s a spaceship!

Around the World An alien! I’m scared!

It’s green, it’s got a strange nose and strange ears!

%&/$%%&

Er... Can you speak English?

$%&/%& $%&/%& Yes, I can speak English now!

14 Read and choose: True or False?

Where are you from?

Wow! What’s your name?

Questions, questions!!

True

False

1 In the play Lily is an alien. 2 The alien is happy. 3 The spaceship is in the garden. 4 The alien is very strange. 5 The alien can’t speak English.

Around the World

OUR SCHOOL BLOG

A friend from jamaica

Hi! My name’s Bob and I’m 11 years old. I live in Kingston, the capital city of Jamaica.

1 10 Read, listen and number the pictures.

I go to Allman Town Primary School in Kingston. My school is big. It is on three floors. Lessons start at 8 o’clock and finish at 2 o’clock. My favourite subjects are maths and ICT. In the afternoon I do my homework and then I do sport: swimming, athletics, basketball and football. I play football in the school team.

Jamaica is an island in the Caribbean Sea. It’s beautiful. There are great beaches and fantastic mountains! In Jamaica there are a lot of people from Africa, China, India and Germany, too. 2

Around the World

A lot of famous athletes come from Jamaica. My favourite Jamaican athletes are Veronica Campbell-Brown and Usain Bolt. They’re my idols! Bolt has got eight Olympic gold medals and Campbell-Brown has got three! 3 Jamaican beaches are beautiful. My favourite beach is Fort Clarence. I always go there with my friends when we’re on holiday. We go snorkelling and then play volleyball and football. We often have a picnic on the beach. In the evenings we sometimes have barbecues with our families, too! 4 Jamaica is famous for reggae music. Do you know reggae music? I love it! It’s my favourite kind of music. My favourite reggae singer is Bob Marley. He’s the king of reggae! 5

2 Complete. 1 Bob is from K

, Jamaica.

Bye! Write soon Bob

2 Bob’s favourite subjects are m 3 Jamaica is an i

and in the C

. S

4 Usain Bolt and Veronica Campbell-Brown are Bob’s i

5 Bolt has got eight Olympic g

6 Jamaican b 7 Reggae is a kind of m

m are beautiful. .

Grammar Point

1 Complete the short form and the short answers of verb be.

Verb BE Full form

Affirmative Short form

Full form

I am

I am not

You are

You are not

He/She/It is

He/She/It is not

We are

We are not

You are

You are not

They are

They are not

Interrogative

1 We 2 They 3 It 4 Juana 5 We 6 She 7I 8 You

Short answers

Am I?

Yes,

No,

Are you?

Yes,

No,

Is he/she/it?

Yes,

No,

Are we?

Yes,

No,

Are you?

Yes,

No,

Are they?

Yes,

No,

2 Complete with the short form.

Negative Short form

Romanian. teachers. nine o’clock. Brazilian. at school. an athlete. Italian. my friend!

3 Complete with the full form.

1 She

3 We

tired.

2 It

in London. 4 They

a fox.

happy.

1 4 Complete the short form and the short answers of verb have got.

Verb HAVE GOT Affirmative Full form Short form

Full form

I have got

I have not got

You have got

You have not got

He/She/It has got

He/She/It has not got

We have got

We have not got

You have got

You have not got

They have got

They have not got

Interrogative

Negative Short form

Short answers

Have I got?

Yes,

No,

Have you got?

Yes,

No,

Has he/she/it got?

Yes,

No,

Have we got ?

Yes,

No,

Have you got?

Yes,

No,

Have they got?

Yes,

No,

5 Complete with the correct form of verb have got.

1 She

a skateboard.

4 They

2 We

3 I

a cat.

green eyes.

two sisters.

5 Dan and Fred

a dog. 19

Grammar Point 6 Write the plural. 1 butterfly 2 bus

REMEMBER

PLURAL consonante + y ies country - countries

dopo s, ss, ch, x, sh beach - beaches

3 country 4 beach 5 student 6 sandwich 7 school 8 class

7 Choose and write the plural.

fox

1 The 2 3 4 5

in Jamaica are fantastic! How many are there in your school? At school I usually eat for lunch. live in forests. I’ve got a lot of : swimming, music and painting.

beach hobby sandwich class

8 Find and circle the countries. B C T Z Q I D T L O 20

C L U T U N I S I A

L A R P X D E P R C

T V K C H I N A E R

T S E U S A G E L O

B U Y J Y C H J A M

R I T A R B P A N A

I O U K N R L M D N

T P M A C A Q A F I

A E A C F Z X I W A

I R U S S I A C C P

N U S O B L F A R X

The Sound Corner 1

Listen and repeat.

park

walk

pink 2

skateboard

sky

black

kite

key

kindness

Listen and repeat the chant.

It’s five o'clock, Dad is home. We go to the park. Let’s go for a walk. Kevin plays with his skateboard, Karen plays with her kite. It’s black and pink, It flies in the sky. I’m happy, you’re happy, Kindness is the key. It speaks to your heart, It makes you feel free. 3

Listen and circle the words with the sound / k /. kite

chair

sky

park

watch

Chen

class

scooter 21

CLIL

Geography

Inuits

Listen and read. Hi, my name’s Akna and I’m an Inuit! Inuits live in the Arctic, in the north of Canada.

My land is called Nunavut. In Nunavut it snows a lot and it's always very cold!

The most common animals are seals, walruses and whales.

a SEAL I speak two languages: Inuktitut and English. I eat a lot of fish and meat. I wear modern clothes like jeans, trainers and pullovers, but when it is very cold I wear traditional Inuit clothes. I live in a wooden house with my family. There is a kitchen, a living room and two bedrooms. Here is a photo of my house. 22

a walrus

a whale

My grandparents’ house is different. They live in an igloo!

I ski to school or I go by snowmobile with my dad. At school I study maths, history, geography and science. I also study Inuit culture and traditions. It’s very important!

2 Read and choose: True or False?

True False

1 Akna is an Inuit. 2 The Inuit speak two languages: Inuktitut and English. 3 Akna always wears traditional clothes. 4 She lives in an igloo. 5 She goes to school by bus. 3 Complete. 1 Akna lives in the A 2 She eats a lot of f 3 The traditional Inuit house is an i 4 She goes to school by s 5 She studies Inuit c

and m

. . . with her dad. at school. 23

Off to Work!

Unit

2 1

Listen and repeat.

Listen and choose: True or False?

True

False

1 Marta's mum is a teacher. 2 She works six hours a day. 3 She doesn’t work on Sundays. 4 Nick wants to be a chef.

Nominare alcune professioni e relative mansioni, parlare delle azioni abituali ed esprimerne la frequenza.

Off to Work!

a chef

a doctor

a hairdresser

a mechanic

a firefighter

a gardener

Listen and complete the song. dreams nurse dancer grow astronaut

you

When I grow up, I want to be a , A teacher, an A gardener or a When I grow up, There’s so much that I can do. But when I up, I want to be like Tomorrow your , For me and for you, Now you sing! Will always come true.

a nurse

a vet

a teacher

a police officer

a postman

an office clerk 25

Off to Work!

4 Read and match.

This is Don. His dad’s a firefighter. This is Mark and Fred. Their dad’s a doctor and their mum’s a vet. This is Maggie. Her mum’s a teacher. This is John. His mum’s a mechanic. This is Al and Rosy, their mum’s a hairdresser.

This is Sandra. Her dad’s a postman. This is Adam. His dad’s a nurse. This is Dan and Ben. Their mum’s a chef and their dad’s an office clerk. This is Ellie. Her mum’s a gardener. This is Katy and Ken. Their dad’s a police officer.

Off to Work!

5 Look at page 26 and complete.

fights

works (x3)

teaches

delivers

1 Her dad 2 Their dad 3 His mum 4 Their mum 5 Their dad

and their mum 6 His dad 7 Her mum 8 Her mum 9 His dad 10 Their mum and their dad 6

repairs

cuts

delivers

helps

plants

letters. a police car. cars. hair. in a hospital with animals. doctors. children. trees and flowers. fires. food in a restaurant in an office.

drives

co-

Sandra

and

Listen and match.

Monday 2

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Friday

Saturday Sunday 5

2 7

Off to Work!

How often? Listen and repeat.

always 8

usually

often

sometimes

never

Listen and match.

How often...?

always

sometimes

often

never

REMEMBER

9 Write. 1 Harry

watches TV in the evening. does sport during the week. plays video games. helps his parents in the house. eats fast food.

2 He 3 He 4 He 5 He

usually

I often go to the cinema. She is always late for school!

10 Now write about you. Then ask a friend and write the answers.

How often do you… ...watch TV in the afternoon? ...do sport ? ...play video games? ...eat fast food? 28

You

Your friend

Off to Work!

11 Reorder the words. Choose the correct form of the verb. 1 never

to swimming pool. Isabel the Isabel never goes to the swimming pool.

2 homework.

(do/does)

always

her

(go/goes) .

Jenny .

3 mum

for

coffee

breakfast.

usually

(drink/drinks) .

4 sometimes

school

bus.

(go/goes)

by .

5 in

the

dog

often

garden.

(play/plays) .

12 Write about you. Use never, sometimes, often, usually or always. 1

watch TV in the morning

play football

play video games

drink tea

play tennis

go to the cinema

go to bed at 11 o’clock

have pasta for lunch 29

2 13

Off to Work!

Read and listen to the story. The alien can speak English and the children are very curious. They ask a lot of questions!

What’s your name? Where are you from?

1 What do you do on Pluto?

I’m Spacey and I’m from planet Pluto. I’m a Plutonian!

Well, I’m not always on Pluto. I sometimes travel to different planets!

Tell me about your life on Pluto!

3 We study at home. Our teachers are robots. Look!

Do you go to school?

School? No, never!!

We always sleep during the day and we get up at night.

Cool! What a fantastic planet!

Off to Work!

Do you do homework?

A robot teacher? What does the robot teach you?

It teaches maths, science, languages…

Wow! Can I come to Pluto with you?

Yes, sometimes… but not very often. I don’t like robot teachers!

14 Complete. 1 The alien’s name is

2 Spacey is a

3 She’s from

4 Plutonians

at night.

5 They

during the day.

6 They

go to school.

7 They study at 8 They’ve got

. teachers. 31

Off to Work!

OUR SCHOOL BLOG

LIFE IN wales 1

There are three canteen servers in our school. Their names are Julie, Sue and Amanda.

Listen and read.

Hi, I’m Ricky. I’m in class 5 at Riverbank School, in Cardiff. Today’s blog is about our canteen servers!

There is a chef, too – her name’s Claire. She decides what we eat. Claire works every day from seven o’clock in the morning to two o’clock in the afternoon. The canteen servers work from ten o’clock to two o’clock. They work very hard, there are 300 boys and girls in our school and everybody has lunch at school. In the morning the canteen servers help the chef in the school kitchen and they prepare the food. At about twelve o’clock they prepare the school canteen.

Every day we eat different food: soup, pasta, rice, meat, fish, vegetables and salad. We never eat burgers, hot dogs or chips at school. I don’t like fast food. It’s not good for you! 32

Off to Work!

We always have a dessert: fruit salad and ice-cream, cake or a yogurt. My favourite dessert is the chocolate mousse: it’s delicious and chef Claire makes it every Friday!

At our school there is also a breakfast club. It starts at 8 o’clock. Some children have breakfast at school because their parents go to work very early. They can have toast, cereal and milk and a glass of orange juice.

Bye! Ricky

2 Complete. 1 How many canteen servers are there? 2 What is the chef’s name? 3 What time does the chef start work? 4 How many hours do the canteen servers work every day? 5 What is Ricky's favourite dessert? 6 When does the chef make the chocolate mousse? 7 Why do some children go to the breakfast club? 8 What do the children eat at the breakfast club? 3 Find the words. 1 They work in the school kitchen. 2 He or she is an important cook. 3 Carrots, tomatoes, potatoes are... 4 The children eat here. 5 A yummy dessert.

c_ c_ v_ c_ c_

_ _ _ _ _

_ _ _ s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m_ _ _ _ _

Grammar Point

1 Complete.

Present Simple work I work You He/She/It We You They

teach

I You He/She/It teaches We You They

I You He/She/It We You They

REMEMBER Alla terza persona singolare (he/she/it): i verbi che terminano in -s, -ch, -sh aggiungono -es: pass – passes, finish – finishes, watch – watches i verbi che terminano in consonante + y, trasformano la y in -ies: study – studies do diventa does, go diventa goes

2 Write the verb. 1 (wash) she 2 (kiss) he 3 (fly) it 4 (study) she 5 (love) he 6 (go) she 7 (play) it 8 (do) he 9 (watch) she 34

3 Choose the verb and write the correct form.

. . . . . . . . .

wash

play

study

1 My dog is fat: he 2 Jimmy 3 Jenna 4 Johnny 5 My mum 6 Fred

eat

finish

a lot! to school in Southport. in the afternoon. football for Liverpool. work at half past six. his face before breakfast.

2 4 Look and write.

Adverbs of frequency always usually often sometimes never 1

goes to a restaurant

2 goes to school by bicycle

watches TV in the evening

4 plays video games

does her homework

6 helps her parents at home

has fish for lunch

8 plays with her dog

1 Vicky sometimes goes to a restaurant. 2 She 3 4 5 6 7 8

5 Now you! 1I

go to a restaurant.

Grammar Point

Possessive adjectives

6 Read and choose.

my your his/her/its our your their

2 3 4 5 6

1 Jasmine, what’s your

her surname? I’m John and this is his my brother. We are Liz and Chris… we are in our its room. Gerry, is this their your bike? Ann is at the swimming pool with his her friends. Mr and Mrs Walker are with her their children in the park.

Choose and write. Listen and check. She's got a car.

His

He's got a present. present is big.

His

Her

Our

Your

They've got a dog. dog is happy.

Your

Its

Their

Our

I’ve got lots of friends. friends are cool!

Your

His

Her

Their

car is new.

8 Complete with my, his, her, its or their. 1 I always brush 2 My dad’s eyes are green and 3 Sandra is a fantastic chef, 4 Look! Dan and Sindy are with 5 The dog is playing with

teeth. hair is black. desserts are delicious! dog! ball.

Her

Your

Their

The Sound Corner 1

Listen and repeat.

wavy

wardrobe

whales

waffles

watch

Listen and repeat the chant.

William and Wanda Are wonderful whales. They are white and pink With two golden tails. Without any doubt, They want to be fine. They only eat waffles, They are sweet all the time. But when the water is wavy And the weather is warm, They swim in the ocean, Away from the storm.

3 Read the chant. How many words have got the sound / w /?

Culture

A Hard Job 1

Listen and read.

Hi, I’m Jamie and this is a photo of my mum. She’s an astronaut. It’s a very special job and it’s very interesting, too!

When my mum is in space she always wakes up very early, at about five o’clock and she has a shower with a special shampoo and a little water. In space, astronauts can’t use a lot of water! Then she has breakfast. Breakfast is very important. She has three meals a day and snacks. Exercise is very important in space, too. My mum does two hours every day. She does weights or she uses a bike. Then, my mum and the other astronauts work on scientific experiments until lunchtime. 38

Sometimes she has a snack, like fruit or cakes for lunch. They are easy to eat. Food like spaghetti or rice are difficult to cook! Then she works again in the afternoon until about eight o’clock in the evening. After dinner, my mum often calls me and we video chat or she reads a book. At the weekend, astronauts don’t work. They play games or cards, listen to music or watch films.

It’s important to sleep well. My mum sleeps eight hours a night. Astronauts don’t sleep in beds like you and I. They sleep in sleeping bags in a cabin.

I think it’s a fantastic job. When I grow up, I want to be an astronaut!

2 Write. 1 Jamie’s mum is an

2 It is a very

job.

3 She has a

eirgneitnts

in the morning.

4 She eats three

a day. is important for astronauts.

6 The astronauts do scientific 7 Jamie’s mum often 8 She sometimes reads a

saaruntto

hroswe mlaes icxsreee psxmetienre

her.

sacll

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Revision Pages

UNITS 1 • 2 1 Look and write the nationalities.

1 Cesar

2 Stefan

Stefan is Jamaican

3 Fatima

Fatima

4 Irina

5 Samir

6 Sun

7 Azim

8 Nadia

9 Olga

10 Carmen

11 Isabel

Cesar is Irish

2 Complete with the verb have got.

you a pen, please? 2I an e-friend. She’s Canadian. 3 No, Kim a dog but she a cat. 4 your parents a new car? 5 They love reading. They lots of books! 1

Revision Pages

1•2

3 Look and complete. Then read.

Ryan’s a p He s and he f He w

. work at half past five at one o’clock. six days a week.

Jenny’s a v . She s work at half past eight and she f at half past six. She sometimes w at the weekends.

4 Choose. 1 I don’t like my 2 3 4 5

I bike. We Our father is a chef. We’ve got two cats. They’re Their names are Tinker and Fluffy. Your You’re hair is beautiful. Mary is a fantastic chef. Her She desserts are delicious. 41

Unit

Let’s Go Shopping

Listen and repeat.

bread

dog food

apples

Listen and match.

Nominare alcuni negozi, riconoscere le monete e le banconote inglesi, chiedere e dire i prezzi.

Let’s Go Shopping

milk

baker's

chemist's

butcher's

sweet shop

sports shop

clothes shop

shoe shop

pet store

greengrocer's

newsagent's

Listen and complete the song. cheese

new

shopping

family

Shop, shop, shopping Shop, shop, shopping. Let’s go ! I need bread and I need Shop, shop, shopping. Let’s go shopping! I’ll buy some and then some peas. In my we love cooking. And I’ve just got a cookbook. Shop, shop, shopping. Let’s go shopping! Shop, shop, shopping. Now you sing! Let’s go shopping!

3 4 Write.

Let’s Go Shopping

Listen and match.

Josh

Carol

Alex

Mandy

6 Write. 1 Josh needs some

for his cat and dog from the and from the and a from the and a from the

2 Carol needs 3 Alex needs 4 Mandy needs a 7

. . . .

Complete. Then listen and check.

I need some and some from the I need some from the

, .

I need some and some from the I need some from the

. .

. 45

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British Money 8

Listen and repeat.

one penny

two pence

five pence

ten pence

twenty pence

fifty pence

one pound

two pounds

five pounds

10 ten pounds

fifty pounds

11 twenty pounds

How much is it? Listen and choose. £5.75

84p

£1.75

£8.75

94p

£1.95

£2.40

£2.25

£1.35

£4.20

£1.80

£2.45

Let’s Go Shopping

Listen and choose.

It’s Lisa’s birthday and she’s got 20 pounds to spend. 1 Lisa needs a…

2 The changing

rooms are… the entrance.

3 Lisa spends...

near 8 pounds.

behind 18 pounds.

in 80 pounds.

Listen and repeat.

He’s old.

He’s young.

It’s new.

It’s big.

It’s small.

It’s old.

They’re cheap.

They’re expensive.

It’s hot.

It’s cold. 47

3 12

Let’s Go Shopping

Read and listen to the story.

I’m hungry, let’s go for a pizza! This new pizza restaurant isn’t expensive!

What’s a pizza?

1 Do you eat pizza on Pluto, Spacey?

No, we don’t, we only eat pills. Look!

Here’s the menu, Spacey.

Poor Spacey! She doesn’t eat pizza, sandwiches, cakes, ice cream...

Thank you!

Let’s Go Shopping

What’s this? £5.50? £6.25? £7.30? What do you want to eat, Spacey?

These are the prices, Spacey!

Er, a Margherita pizza, a ham and cheese pizza, a vegetable pizza...

Yummy, this food is delicious!

You can’t eat three pizzas Spacey!

Yes, I can! Then ice cream, chocolate cake and fruit salad for dessert.

Aliens eat a lot!

13 Read and choose. 1 The kids are...

a at school.

b in the street.

2 They’re going...

a for a pizza.

b for an ice cream.

3 A pizza is...

a a typical Italian dish.

b a typical alien dish.

4 On Pluto people eat...

a pills and food.

b pills.

5 How much is a Margherita?

a £6.25.

b £5.50.

6 Spacey...

a doesn’t like the food.

b likes the food. 49

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OUR SCHOOL BLOG

A YARD SALE 1

Listen and read. We collect clothes, shoes, toys, bicycles, scooters, video games, books… We price the items and then we sell them. We donate the money to our favourite charity. This year we want to donate the money to poor children.

Hi, I’m Rebecca and I’m in class 6 at Winton primary School in London. Every year in spring we have a yard sale at my school. If the weather is good, the sale is in the school playground. If it's cold or rainy, we have it in the school gym.

We always prepare posters about the yard sale. We write the day, the time and the place of the sale. Then we put the posters in the shops in our town.

Let’s Go Shopping

Two weeks before the yard sale we start to collect the things we want to sell and we take them to the school gym. The day before the sale we prepare the tables. We put all the items on the tables with their prices.

On the day of the sale people come and buy the items. Our parents usually make cakes and biscuits. They can also buy cold drinks, tea and coffee from the school café. I usually make chocolate cupcakes and my mum makes biscuits! Do you have yard sales in your country?

Bye! rebecca

2 Answer the questions. 1 Where do the kids have the yard sale if the weather is good? 2 What do the kids usually collect? 3 What do the kids write on the posters? 4 Where do they put the posters? 5 What do they do the day before the sale? 6 What does Rebecca usually make for the sale?

Grammar Point

1 Complete.

Present Simple Negative Form

Interrogative form Do I play?

I don’t play You He/She/It We You They

Short answers Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes,

I do. you do. he/she/it does. we do. you do. they do.

No, No, No, No, No, No,

I don’t. you don’t. he/she/it doesn't. we don’t. you don’t. they don’t.

2 Write the negative. 1 I play football very well. 2 Curtis works very hard. 3 We live in London. 4 Gerry likes swimming. 5 My parents speak English.

3 Write do or does. 1 3 Where 5 7

your dog like swimming? Beth live? your brother play rugby? they watch TV at home?

2 4 6 8 Where

your parents do sport? Harry like pizza? the kids play in the park? your dad work?

3 4 Choose. 1 I like

likes walking in the hills. 2 My brother doesn’t don’t play cricket. He play plays hockey. 3 Does your dad like likes shopping? 4 Do Does you help your mum at home? 5 My mum and dad often go goes to a restaurant at the weekend. 6 They doesn’t don’t read comics. 5 Write. 1

Where/your parents/work?

you/like/tennis?

your sister/like sport?

What time/Mick/ get up?

What/you/have for breakfast?

Where do your parents work?

6 Complete with a word from the box.

how old 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

who

why

is your birthday? is that man? time is it? are you running? do you live? is that T-shirt? are you?

where

what

when

how much

On 23rd April. Our new teacher. It’s nine o’clock. Because it’s late! In Manchester. It’s £10. I'm ten years old. 53

Grammar Point

7 Complete with a word from the box. expensive

big

His shoes are too

small

cold

young

hot

She can’t drive. She’s too

new

cheap

old

They can’t swim in the sea. It’s

MARGHERITA

Her hat is too

She can’t eat the soup. It’s very 54

He can’t buy it. It’s too

His bicycle is very

VEGETABLE NAPOLITANA

This pizza restaurant is very

My parents have got a car.

The Sound Corner 1

Listen and repeat.

these 2

mother

father

brother

they

Listen and repeat the chant.

My big brother Fred Needs some new clothes. He likes these red shoes Much more than those. My mother and my father They have other plans. They want those new trainers They say they’re fans. Let’s buy them right now, Let’s stay all together. This family is great We’re happy forever.

3R ead the chant. How many words have got the sound / ð /?

Culture

Charities in New Zealand 1

Listen and read.

Hi! My name’s Micah, I live in Auckland, New Zealand. Today I want to tell you about two very important charities in my city: KidsCan and Koru Care.

KidsCan helps poor children who haven’t got food or clothes. My class often organises events to help them. We donate the money and the children can buy food and medicines. Sometimes we also donate clothes and toys.

Every month we organise an event for KidsCan. This month we are organising a book fair. People from our town bring their old books to our school and we sell them at the fair. The money goes to KidsCan.

We are organising a karaoke evening, too. It’s awesome! The singers pay 5 dollars to sing. I can’t sing very well but I always sing at these events!

The second charity is Koru Care. It helps children who are ill or who have disabilities. Koru Care organises holidays for these children and their parents. They organise Christmas parties and picnics, too! Our school donates money to Koru Care and we also buy products on an online shop called Mighty Ape. On this shopping site our families and friends can buy video games, books, toys, clothes and lots of the money we spend goes to Koru Care! I think it’s very important to help people, and it can be fun, too.

2 Read and choose: True or False?

True

False

Bye Micah

1 Micah lives in England. 2 Auckland is in New Zealand. 3 Micah’s school is called KidsCan. 4 Micah’s class donates money to KidsCan. 5 Micah can sing very well. 6 Koru Care helps children who are ill or have disabilities. 7 Mighty Ape is an online shop. 3 Complete.

KidsCan and Koru Care are c Micah’s class d ab f They are organising a k i or have d The online shop is called M

. They help p children. money. This year Micah’s class is organising for KidsCan. too. Koru Care helps children who are . A . 57

Unit

A Surprise Party 1

Listen and repeat.

eggs butter, r suga olate. choc

Listen and choose: True or False?

1 It’s Mr Tulip’s birthday today. 2 Amy is making a shopping list. 3 They haven’t got any paper plates. 4 There isn’t any butter. 5 Oliver has got some milk. 6 Amy is making some decorations.

Descrivere situazioni ed eventi in corso di svolgimento, esprimere la data.

True

False

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decorations

balloons

cups

spoons

forks

knives

candles

paper plates

ice cream

honey

milk

PARTY paper plates knives forks candles

Listen and complete the song.

decorations

party

November

cake

twelve

My Birthday It’s my birthday tomorrow And what about you? I was born on the fifth of And what about you? There are months in the calendar, Birthday comes just once a year And now my birthday is here. Friends are making , Mum is making a chocolate Ice-cream, sandwiches and cupcakes. The birthday is almost ready. Please, don’t miss it. Hurray! Now you sing!

4 4

A Surprise Party

Listen and repeat.

affermative Affirmative

There is some milk. There are some cups.

Negative

There isn’t any butter. There aren’t any eggs.

Interrogative

Are there any forks? Is there any water?

5 Read and choose.

What's in the fridge?

There There There There There There There 60

are some eggs. is some cheese. is some butter. is some milk. are some tomatoes. is some water. is some chocolate cake.

There There There There There There There

aren’t any eggs. isn’t any cheese. isn’t any butter. isn’t any milk. aren’t any tomatoes. isn’t any water. isn’t any chocolate cake.

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6 Look at the picture and write.

Mr Harris

Andy

Harvey

Greta

Charlie

Mr Harris is drinking water.

REMEMBER

2 3 4

drink – drinking eat – eating run – running sleep – sleeping write – writing

Read and answer about the picture. Listen and check.

1 Is Mr Harris eating? 2 What is he doing? 3 Are there any sandwiches? 4 How many are there? 5 What is Harvey doing? 6 Are there any biscuits? 7 Are there any balloons? 8 Is there any water?

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8 Match.

1st

2nd

third

3rd

4th

first

twentieth

5th

6th

nineteenth sixth

7th

8th

eighth

fourth

9th

eleventh

fifth

10th

second

fourteenth

thirtieth

thirty-first

seventeenth

sixteenth

eighteenth

fifteenth

14th

15th

16th

17th

18th

19th

9 Now you write.

22nd

27th

23rd

28th

24th

29th

25th

30th

26th

31st

10 Write.

The The The The 62

first day of the week. eighth month. twenty-second letter of the alphabet. last day of February.

20th

21st

12th

tenth

thirteenth

twenty-first

13th

11th

twelfth ninth seventh

30th

31st

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Listen and choose. Then write.

AGE

Birthday

Sally

9 10 11

14th June 18th June 23rd June

Mark

9 10 11

9th May 19th May 21st May

Ashley

9 10 11

13th November 14th November 22nd November

1 Sally’s birthday is on the

. She’s

2 Mark’s

. He’s

3 Ashley’s

. She’s

Listen to the rhyme and complete.

twenty-nine

thirty-one

twenty-eight

Thirty

days has September, April, June and November. All the rest have , Except February alone Which has days clear And in each Leap Year.

When is your birthday? My birthday is on

4 13

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Read and listen to the story.

It’s my birthday tomorrow! I’m 10!

When is your birthday, Oliver?

Tomorrow is the 29th of February. Spacey, when is your birthday?

... and the other months have got 31 days…

My what? Birthday? I don’t know… er…

It’s on the 25th of December. It's on Christmas Day!

There are 12 in a y mont hs ear in th Earth 's cale e ndar. April, June, Septe and N mber ovem ber h got 3 ave 0 day s...

Yes, but February has 28 and sometimes 29!

Very complicated! There aren’t any months in the Plutonian calendar.

So when is your birthday?

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On planet Pluto years have 100 days. My birthday is on the second day of the year.

7 And how old are you Spacey?

Wait…

I’m thirty-six! Thirty-six??

Aliens are complicated!

14 Answer the questions. 1 Whose birthday is it tomorrow? 2 When is Oliver’s birthday? 3 How many months are there in a year? 4 Are there any months in the Plutonian year? 5 How many days are there in a year on planet Pluto? 6 When is Spacey's birthday? 7 How old is Spacey?

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OUR SCHOOL BLOG

THE THREE RS! 1

Listen and read.

In my school this week is Waste Reduction Week and we are doing a lot of projects!

We are working in three groups. I’m in the first group and we are making a spoon lamp with a plastic bottle and plastic spoons. It’s really easy and fun to make! Here’s a photo of the lamp.

Hi everybody, my name’s Amanda. I live in Aberdeen, Scotland. My school is Broomhill Primary School. Today’s blog is about recycling! It’s very important to remember the three Rs if we want to protect our planet: Reduce Reuse Recycle! Reduce: the number of things you buy. Reuse: use the same things lots of times. Recycle: find new ways to use old things.

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The second group is making piggy banks. A piggy bank is where you put your pocket money. The kids in this group are recycling old, plastic bottles and they are using paper for the ears. Then they are painting them. They’re really cool! Here’s a photo!

The third group is making a pencil holder. We have all got a lot of old buttons at home and this is a fantastic way to recycle them. The kids are gluing the buttons on an old tomato can! The result is a fantastic pen holder!

Look at this photo!

2 Answer the questions. 1 Where does Amanda live? 2 What are the three Rs? 3 What materials are the children using to make the lamp? 4 What materials are they using to make the piggy banks? 5 What materials are they using to make the pencil holder?

Grammar Point

1 Complete.

Present Continuous Affirmative

Negative

I’m listening You’re He/She/It's We You They

Interrogative

I’m not listening You aren’t He/She/It isn’t We You They

REMEMBER make

making

Am I listening? Are you Is he/she/it

stop

stopping

2 Write.

1 She 2 They 3 He 4 They 5 She

3 Look at the boy and write sentences.

Use the affirmative or negative form of Present Continuous.

1 (read a book) 2 (listen to music) 3 (eat an ice cream) 4 (drink water) 5 (wear a pullover) 6 (sit on the floor)

? ? ? ? ?

4 4 Write true sentences using the Present Continuous. 1

I/watch/television

It/rain

I/wear/jeans

My teacher/swim

We/study English

My friends/play football

5 Look and write questions. Use the verbs in the box.

eat

What you

say

write

read What he

What they

What it

&%!””^#

Grammar Point

6 Write the dates. 1

1/4

17/5

the first of April

4 12/10

5 24/12 7

29/1

13/7

15/2

11/8

7 Reorder the words. 1 are

What

2 going?

are

3 milk

4 got

5 brother 6 have

doing? Where

isn’t eggs. is

for

7 today.

8 doing

you

fridge.

going

homework?

the

There

any

playing

some

your

any

haven’t

tennis. the

parents

cake. aren’t Are

candles school your

got

They

The Sound Corner 1

Listen and repeat.

eggs

net

nest

hen

web

vet

bell

bed

leg

Listen and repeat the chant.

Listen, listen, Who is ringing the bell? A little short man Whose name I can’t tell. He jumps out of bed On only one leg And runs to the vet With a fish in his net.

Listen, listen. It’s almost the end. Try your best To find the hen. She has a nest With ten yellow eggs And also a spider In a big red web.

3 Read the chant. How many words have got the sound / ɛ / ?

Culture

Birthdays Around the World 1

Listen and read. Hi! I’m Leanne, from Ireland. When I have a birthday party we eat a homemade birthday cake decorated with sprinkles. My mum usually makes it and it’s really good! She puts a coin in the cake and the boy or girl who finds it, is the first to play the party games.

At parties we receive colourful crackers. Inside the crackers there is always a small gift.

coin

sprinkles

cracker

Hello! My name’s Aarav and I’m from India. On our birthday we get up early and put on new clothes. In the afternoon we eat with our family. We have curry and we eat a dessert called dudh pakh, made with rice, almonds and pistachios. At school we give chocolates to all the children in the class.

almonds

pistachios

2 Read and choose: True or False?

True

False

1 Leanne usually makes a birthday cake for her birthday. 2 There is a little gift in the crackers. 3 Aarav eats a typical Indian dessert for his birthday. 4 Dudh pakh is a typical dish with rice and fish.

3 Write. 1 You put these on birthday cakes: c 2 They’re very colourful: s 3 There are small gifts in these: c 4 In India they eat this for lunch: c

. . . . 73

Revision Pages

UNITS 3 • 4 1 Complete the crossword. 1

3 5

4 6 7

Revision Pages

3•4

2 Write the adjectives.

They’re

It’s

3 Choose.

1 The children aren’t doing 2 What are you

not doing their homework.

you are doing?

3 The dogs is playing 4 We are watching

are playing in the garden. is watching our favourite programme on TV.

5 What is your dad doing

doing your dad in the garden?

6 At the moment my sister not playing

isn’t playing video games. 75

Getting Around 1

Listen and repeat.

MAIN STREET

WOOD LANE

MAIN STREET

HEBDEN STREET

Unit

Listen and complete.

1 Marta invites her friends to her h 2 3 4 5

. Marta’s mum makes great p . There is a p in Main Street. Marta l in Hebden Street. Marta’s house is the third on the l .

Nominare gli edifici della città, orientarsi, chiedere e dare informazioni su come raggiungere un luogo.

Getting Around

restaurant

theatre

cinema

stop

police station

swimming pool

hospital

school

Listen and complete the song. house

park

left

swimming pool

Keep Going How can I get to the How can I get to the How can I get to your Tell me, please, where I can find you. Keep going, keep going Go to the corner, And then turn . Keep going, keep going. Go straight ahead and

? ?

train station

library

bank

Giving directions ?

Take the first on the left. Take the second on the right. Go straight on.

Now you sing!

Go past the park.

Getting Around

4 Write.

t_ _ _ _ _ _

l_ _ _ _ _ _

t _ _ _ _ s _ _ _ _ _ _

r_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ p_ _ _ 78

b_ _ _

h_ _ _ _ _ _ _

p_ _ _ _ _ s_ _ _ _ _ _

Read and write the places. Listen and check.

c_ _ _ _ _

s_ _ _ _ _

1 You eat here.

You take the train here. 3 You watch a film here. 4 You get your money here. 5 You swim here. 6 You study here. 7 Police officers work here. 8 You read books here. 9 You see a play here. 10 You go there when you are not well. 2

Getting Around

6 Read and answer.

1G o straight on along Brick Lane and take the first on the left. Go straight on and you can

see it on your right next to the police station. What is it? 2 Go straight on along River Street. It’s at the end of the street on your left.

What is it? 3G o straight on along Brick Lane and take the second on the left. Go straight on and you

can see it on the right, next to the pet store. What is it? 4G o straight on along Brick Lane and take the first on the right. Go straight on and it’s on

the left, next to a house. What is it? 7 Let’s speak! Ask for a place on the map. Look at the example.

Excuse me, where’s the school, please? Go straight on along Brick Lane, take the first on the left. The school's on your right next to the police station. 79

Getting Around

8 Look and number. Where is the cat?

next to opposite 1

between in front of 4

on the left on the right

Look, read and choose. Listen and check.

1 The bank is opposite

next to the police station. 2 The train station is between the restaurant cinema and the swimming pool. 3 The library is next to opposite the cinema. 4 The park is opposite the cinema school. 5 The house is next to opposite the hospital. 80

Getting Around

10 Read and write the names of the places.

Start. On your right there is a house. Go straight on and turn right. At the end of the street, on your left there is a library. Turn left at the library. On your right there is a bookshop. Go straight on and take the first street on the left. On your right there is a cinema. Go straight on. On your right there is a bank. Opposite the bank there is a swimming pool. Now turn right. Can you see the theatre on the left? Go straight on and cross the street. On the left you can see an Italian restaurant. Opposite the restaurant there’s a big park and next to the park there’s a school.

4 5

6 7

5 11

Getting Around

Read and listen to the story.

Let’s go shopping in town!

Yes, Spacey. I need some football boots. Let's go to the sport shop.

Shopping?

1 Sweet shop? Yummy! I love sweets!

2 Later...

Max, where’s Spacey? He isn’t here!

Oh, my mobile phone is ringing…

Hello? Oh, Spacey! Where are you?

And I need to go to the sweet shop in Wood Lane.

I don’t know! Spacey!

I don’t know, I’m lost! I’m in Wood Lane, in front of the sweet shop…

Getting Around

OK! Go straight on. Go to the end of Wood Lane. When you get to Main Street, turn right.

We're at the Post Office. It’s on your right.

7 What’s that Spacey? A bag of sweets. But the bag is empty!

Yummy! I love sweets!

12 Read and answer. 1 Where are the children and Spacey in picture 1? 2 What does Amy need to buy? 3 Where does Max need to go? 4 Who loves sweets? 5 Who is lost? 6 Where is Spacey? 7 Where are Amy and Max in picture 8? 8 What has Spacey got?

Getting Around

OUR SCHOOL BLOG

ROAD SAFETY 1

Listen and read.

CROSSING THE ROAD 1 If you want to cross the road, always cross at traffic lights or on a zebra crossing. Then stop, look right and left (remember in England we drive on the left!) and then cross the road. Walk, don’t run! 2 Never use your mobile phone or listen to music on headphones when you are crossing the road. 3 Don’t cross the road between parked cars. 4 Never cross at a bend.

Hi, I’m Aisha. Today’s blog is about Road Safety. Every week we have lessons about Road Safety at school. There are lots of important things to remember when you are out. There are a lot of cars and motorbikes so it can be very dangerous.

Getting Around

CAR sAFETY

CYCLING SAFETY 1 If you are cycling, wear a helmet, understand the road signs, stop at crossroads and look right and left. In the evening use bicycle lights. 2 When you are cycling and you want to turn left or right, use arm signals. 3 Wear light colours that people can see: white, yellow, light blue.

Always wear a seat belt!

2 Complete. 1 When you cross the road, go to t 2 3 5 6 7 8 9

or a z c In England we drive on the l Never use a m when you are crossing the road. Don’t c the r Always wear a h If it is dark use l Wear light c Always wear a s b

. . . . at a bend. when you are cycling. on your bicycle. when you are cycling. when you are in a car.

Grammar Point

1 Complete and match. don’t open close don’t run don’t play eat be 1 2 3 4 5 6

quiet, please! the door, please! in the corridors! your dinner! the window! It’s cold! video games at school!

REMEMBER La forma affermativa dell’imperativo è identica all’infinito senza to. Come here! Sit down! Listen! La forma negativa è don’t + il verbo all'infinito senza to. Don’t run! Don’t eat in class!

5 2 Look, read and answer.

1 What is opposite the cinema? The 2 Where is the bus station? 3 What is between the school and the coffee shop? 4 What is between the bus station and the supermarket? 5 Where is the train station? 6 Where is the post office? 7 What is next to the supermarket? 8 Where is the bookshop?

the hospital. . .

the school. the bookshop. . the cinema.

5 3

Grammar Point Listen and write. library

cinema

swimming pool

theatre

The Sound Corner 1

Listen and repeat.

swimming pool

room

moon

scooter

zoo

balloon

Listen and repeat the chant.

Sammy and Tina are friends at school. Tina likes her scooter, Sammy likes his baloons. Let’s go to the zoo. Have fun in the pool. Sammy and Tina look so cool. It’s time to go home To go back to their room And watch TV in the afternoon. Soon comes the night With the stars and the moon.

3 Read the chant. How many words have got the sound / u:/ ?

Culture

Museums In London 1

Listen and read.

Hi, I’m Maria, I live in London. When I’m not at school, I love visiting museums in my town. The best museums for me are: the Natural History Museum, the British Museum and the London Transport Museum.

The Natural History Museum is really cool! It’s fantastic for children… and adults too! I go there with my family every year because I love it. It is open every day from 10.00 to 18.00 and it's free. We usually spend two hours there. In the museum there is a model of a blue whale. It’s enormous! There is a model of a T-rex and lots of games to play too!

The British Museum is amazing! It’s free for children and adults. I love history and in the museum I can see lots of interesting things like the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies and mummified animals. The museum also organises treasure hunts for children.

The Transport Museum is magical! It’s in Covent Garden and it's free for children. There are more than 80 vehicles, including a red London bus and the world’s first Tube train! You can drive a bus, a Victorian train, be a captain on a boat and sit on an old tram! In the museum there is a play zone for children under 6. My little brother loves it!

Bye! Maria

Do you have a favourite museum?

2 Read and write the name of the museum.

is great for kids and parents. organises treasure hunts. has more than 80 vehicles. there is a model of a dinosaur. you can drive a bus. has got mummies. is free for childrens. has got a play zone.

1 2 3 4 In the 5 In the 6 7 8

The Natural History Museum The Transport Museum

The British Museum

3 Complete. 1 The museums are in L 2 There is a model of a b 3 4 5 6

. w

at the Natural History Museum. Children can go on t h at the British Museum. At the Transport Museum you can be a captain on a b . The museums are f for children. The Transport Museum is in C G . 91

Unit

Holidays 1

Listen and repeat.

Listen and choose: True or False?

True

False

1 Nick usually visits his grandparents in Jamaica. 2 Marta goes to Italy on holiday. 3 In the photo Nick is on a boat. 4 In the photo Marta and her family are at Lake Garda. 5 Max and Lily usually go to Scotland.

Parlare delle vacanze, esprimere progetti per un futuro prossimo, raccontare eventi del passato con was, were.

Holidays

mountains

fun

wood

hill

river

lake

Listen and complete the song. clock

mummy

holiday

Look

one

Holiday Time I’m late for lunch again but it’s time. I don’t look at the When it’s holiday time. I’m never really hungry beach When it’s holiday time. I just want to have . Ten o’clock, eleven, twelve and . Time just flies when you’re having fun. But who’s that coming? ship over there! It’s and she’s calling me. Now you sing! Oh, yes I’m late!

sea

rocks

island

6 4

Holidays

Listen and repeat.

1 2

3 6

5 9

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

bikini trousers shirt mask shorts swimming costume tent pullover flip-flops boots sleeping bag sandals

5 Write the items in the right place.

At the seaside

flip-flops

In the mountains

Compass

Holidays

6 Read and circle: green for Chris and orange for Penny.

Every year I go to the seaside with my family. It’s usually very hot at the seaside. I pack flip-flops, sandals and shorts. I take my swimming costumes and mask too, because I love swimming in the sea!

Chris

I usually go to the mountains with my parents and my grandparents. I pack pullovers because it’s cold in the mountains. I always take my boots because I love walking. I’ve got a tent and a sleeping bag too, Penny because we often go camping.

7 Read again and write.

Chris takes...

Penny takes...

6 8

Holidays

Read and complete with the verbs in the box. Listen and check.

A FANTASTIC HOLIDAY!

is have go go visit buy stay see is eat learn like My family and I usually to Rome on holiday. We by car. It fantastic because we lots of interesting things. In Rome we the Colosseum and the museums, and I can a lot about the Romans. We always in a hotel in the city centre and we in some fantastic restaurants. I the food very much, especially the cacio e pepe spaghetti! I always a lot of souvenirs for my friends and grandparents. The weather often great Bye! and we a fantastic holiday! yler T Tell me about your holiday! 9 Write about your holiday.

I often go to I visit I eat The weather is 96

. . . .

Holidays

Listen and circle. Where?

When?

Who with?

How?

How long?

Weather?

Souvenirs?

Rome

Paris

July

June

her aunt and uncle

her grandparents

by bus

by train

4 days

10 days

sunny and hot

cloudy

T-shirts

food

11 Now write.

Emma usually She The weather She always

to Paris in with her grandparents and they often good: a lot of T-shirts.

. ten days. and hot. 97

6 12

Holidays

Read and listen to the story.

Spacey is going back to Pluto this afternoon and he’s saying goodbye to his friends. They are all very sad. Oh, here you are, Spacey. Where were you? We were worried…

I was in my spaceship…

1 Why, Spacey? What’s the matter?

I’m leaving for Pluto this afternoon...

Thank you for everything. You are my fantastic, new friends.

Oh, no! Why are you leaving?

Because my mum and dad were very angry with me this morning.

Oh no, Spacey. Don’t go! Please stay!

I can’t, but thank you. I like everything here on Earth: the people, the weather... and the school!

You like the school?

Holidays Yes, I also like the mountains, the hills, the rivers, the woods and the sea… They’re fantastic!

The planet Earth is a beautiful place! Thank you so much!

6 Goodbye, my friends. I’ll miss you.

Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!

Goodbye, Spacey. See you soon!

13 Read and choose: Yes or No? 1 Spacey was with the kids this morning.

Yes

2 Spacey is going to Pluto.

Yes

3 Spacey’s parents were sad.

Yes

4 The children are happy.

Yes

5 Spacey likes the children’s school.

Yes

6 The planet Earth is a beautiful place.

Yes

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Holidays

OUR SCHOOL BLOG

A SCHOOL TRIP 1

Listen and read.

Hi, I’m Margie and these are my classmates. We are from Layton Primary School, in Blackpool. Today we are on our school trip to the Lake District.

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The Lake District is in the north of England about 50 km from Blackpool. Every year 16 million tourists visit the Lake District.

There are 16 lakes in the Lake District and some are very big! The countryside near the lakes is beautiful. There are forests, woods and hills. There are lots of animals, too: red squirrels, foxes, rabbits, and of course lots of sheep!

Holidays

The programme is very exciting, look! THURSDAY 10.00: Arrival 10.30: Cycling around the lake. 12.30: Picnic near the lake. Afternoon: Science workshop. Walk to the woods to see animals and observe their habitats. Evening: Small hotel near Brockholes. Dinner in hotel: traditional Cumbrian sausages and vegetables.

FRIDAY Morning: Visit to the Aquarium to see the incredible fish that live in the lakes. Afternoon: Boat trip on Lake Windermere. Evening: Back to the hotel.

SATURDAY Morning: Visit to a very old castle. Afternoon: Back home!

Bye! MARGIE

2 Read and answer: Yes or No. 1 The Lake District is near Blackpool. 2 There are a lot of lakes in the Lake District. 3 Margie and her class are going on a trip by bus. 4 They are staying from Monday to Friday. 5 They are staying in a hotel. 6 On Friday morning they are visiting a very old castle.

7 They are having Cumbrian sausages and vegetables for dinner.

Yes

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6 1

Grammar Point Listen and read.

Present Continuous for plans

Next week... Affirmative I'm leaving You're leaving He/She/It's leaving We're leaving You're leaving They're leaving

2 Write.

Negative I'm not leaving You aren't leaving He/She/it isn't leaving We aren't leaving You aren't leaving They aren't leaving

Interrogative Am I leaving? Are you leaving? Is he/she/it leaving? Are we leaving? Are you leaving? Are they leaving?

Next Saturday …. Paddy (play) hockey in the afternoon. Paddy is playing hockey in the afternoon. My parents (have) dinner at a restaurant.

Geena and Brian (play) the guitar at the concert.

You (visit) the British Museum in London. 3 And you?

What are you doing tomorrow? Where are you going this summer? 102

6 4

Listen and read. Yesterday… Affirmative I was You were He/she/it was We were You were They were

BE – Past Simple Negative

Interrogative Was I? Were you? Was he/she/it? Were we? Were you? Were they

I wasn’t You weren’t He/she/it wasn’t We weren’t You weren’t They weren’t

5 Write was or were.

Yesterday morning Mark at home.

Yesterday it sunny and hot.

Last summer we in London.

On Saturday I at the swimming pool.

Yesterday afternoon they at the park

The children at school yesterday afternoon. 103

Grammar Point

6 Complete with was/were, wasn’t/weren’t. 1 Last weekend we

at the Lake District. It

2 You

fantastic!

at school this morning, Jamie. Why?

3 There

a good film on television last night. I liked it.

4 Spacey’s parents

happy. They

very angry.

7 Reorder the words. 1 you

this

Were

2 happy

wasn’t

3 hotel

fantastic.

4 were

5 was

6 weren’t

She

morning? yesterday.

was

Saturday?

London park

very

The

Where

June. this

home

morning.

you

They

the

in in

8 Write.

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1 Jim is usually happy but yesterday he

2 It’s always cold in winter but yesterday it

The Sound Corner 1

Listen and repeat.

store

four

door

floor

bored

Listen and repeat the chant.

A small little tiger Is going to a store To buy milk and cookies And she wants some more. But four hungry birds Are flying above. They open the door, They eat all the cookies And away they go.

3 Read the chant. How many words have got the sound / ɔ: /?

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Culture

A Holiday in New Zealand 1

Listen and read. Kia Ora! I ’m Kyle and I want to tell you about my fantastic holiday in New Zealand.

New Zealand is a group of islands in the South Pacific Ocean with only 4.5 million inhabitants, and a lot of sheep! I’m going to New Zealand in September with my mum, dad and brother. We are going by plane. It’s a very long journey: 23 hours! We are landing in Auckland, the capital city and we are staying in a hotel in the city centre.

We are visiting some amazing volcanoes. There are 50 volcanoes and some of them are active! There are also lots of strange animals in New Zealand: the kiwi, the takahe, the katipo spider and the giraffe weevil.

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kiwi

takahe

katipo spider

giraffe weevil

The natives of New Zealand are called Maori. They have a very interesting culture. Next Tuesday we are visiting a Maori museum in Auckland – it is very interesting.

Sport is very important in New Zealand. The national sport is rugby. We’ve got tickets to watch a rugby match. The All Blacks are the national rugby team. They are fantastic, and they always do the Haka, a traditional Maori dance, before the match. P.S. Kia Ora is hello in the Ma ori language! Haere Ra! is goodbye in the Maori language! 2 Answer the questions. 1 Where is New Zealand? 2 What is the capital city of New Zealand? 3 Who are the Maori? 4 What is the national sport of New Zealand? 5 What is the Haka?

KYLE

. . . . .

3 Write. 1 New Zealand is a group of i 2 Kyle is going to New Zealand by p 3 He is visiting some amazing v

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Revision Pages

UNITS 5 • 6 1 Look and choose the correct answer.

1 Go straight on. Take the second on the right and the first on the left.

It’s on your right opposite the pet store. What is it? a The cinema

b The hotel.

c The church.

2 Go straight on. Take the first on the right and go straight on.

It’s on your left between the greengrocer’s and the police station. What is it? a The school.

b The newsagent’s.

c The park.

3 Go straight on. Take the first on the right. Go straight on and take the first on the right.

It’s on your left next to the theatre. What is it? a The restaurant.

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b The library.

c The cinema.

Revision Pages

5•6

2 Reorder the words.

board!

your

Write

the

name

play

football

garden!

Don’t

the

window

the

please!

the

run

classroom!

Don’t

4 3 Choose. 1 Were

Was you at home this morning?

2 She isn’t

wasn’t happy yesterday.

3 The hotel were 4 The weather was 5 Yesterday I am

was fantastic! were good on Saturday. was at home.

6 Last summer we was

were in London. 109

Special Special Days Days 1

Thanksgiving Day

Listen and read.

Thanksgiving Day is celebrate in the United States of America and Canada. In the USA it is always on the fourth Thursday of November. In Canada it is on the second Monday of October. Thanksgiving is a festival when Americans give thanks for their food. The first Thanksgiving Day was on December 4, 1619. In the USA, schools are on holiday for four days, from Thursday to Monday. Many people travel all over the country for large family gatherings on this day.

There are also parades on Thanksgiving Day. The most famous parade is in New York City and you can see it on television. There are bands, balloons and floats. It’s amazing! 110

Acquisire informazioni su una festività tipica della cultura americana.

Families usually have a big lunch together. They eat turkey with stuffing and gravy, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, vegetables and cranberry sauce. For dessert they eat pumpkin pie or apple pie.

After lunch lots of people watch American football. It’s a very important day in the NFL football calendar.

The day after Thanksgiving is called Black Friday. It’s the biggest shopping day of the year! 2A nswer the questions. 1 When is Thanksgiving Day in the USA? 2 When is Thanksgiving Day in Canada? 3 How long are the school holidays in the USA? 4 What do people have for lunch? 5 What do many people watch on television after lunch? 6 What is Black Friday?

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Special Days 1

Listen and read.

Hi everybody! Our names are Loreen and Simon and we go to the same school in London. Today we want to tell you about the importance of water.

Water is necessary for our life!

Water is the most precious resource on our planet. Life isn’t possible without water. Here are six reasons why water is so important.

Water keeps our body healthy.

Water is necessary for our hygiene.

Water is necessary for growing food.

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We need water for cooking.

Trees and animals need water.

Comprendere l'importanza dell'acqua per il nostro pianeta.

Water produces energy.

Do you know that we are very lucky? We turn the tap on and the water comes out. But in some parts of the world many people don't have access to fresh water. This girl’s name is Amara and she lives in a village in Africa. She doesn’t have any water at home and every day she walks a long way to get some clean water.

T h at’s

celebrate World on March 2 e w y 2nd! wh Water day

We organise a lot of events at school for World Water Day. Last year we were on a school trip with our science teacher along a river. In the afternoon, there was a Water Party at school with an exhibition of the best posters, drawings and poems about water. This year we’re preparing a big party, too. We are reading poems and singing songs about water. IFE! Water is L ber… So remem TE WATER! DON’T WAS 113

Special Days 1

Listen and read.

May Day is a public holiday usually celebrated on first May every year. It is a traditional spring holiday in many cultures. It is celebrated at the time of the year when the weather is warm and flowers and trees start to blossom. The origins of May Day are in the Roman festival of Flora, the goddess of flowers. Originally the festival was on 27th April.

A traditional dance is Maypole dancing. People dance around a maypole which is decorated with ribbons and flowers. The maypole is usually in a central place like the village square. Children wear colourful costumes and dance around the pole, holding ribbons.

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Acquisire informazioni sulla festività del May Day.

Another traditional dance is Morris dancing. Men and women wear old-fashioned clothes and dance in the streets of towns and villages. The women wear long skirts. The men have bells on their knees and they carry short, black sticks.

There is also a May Queen. She is the replica of Flora. She usually wears a dress and a crown with flowers. She begins the May Day celebrations. She chooses her king, the Green Man and they walk together in the parade.

2 Read and choose: True or False?

True

False

1 May Day is celebrated on 27th April. 2 The weather is usually good on May Day. 3 The children dance around the pole with ribbons. 4 Morris dancing is only for women. 5 The May Queen wears a dress.

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Unit

Activity Book

1 Complete with the correct form of the verb be.

The milk

in the fridge.

My mum

in the kitchen.

London the capital of England.

Paul

in this photo.

Chinese.

She

at school.

The dogs

in the garden.

11. I’m 10!

2 Write the questions.

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How old/you?

I’m eleven years old.

I/late?

Yes, you’re very late!

she/from/India?

Who/that?

What/their names?

Mike and Jim.

they/teachers?

Yes, they are.

No, she isn’t. She’s from Peru. It’s my best friend.

3 Write the answers.

Is she Chinese? Yes, she is.

Is he Irish? No, he isn’t. He’s Peruvian.

Are they Canadian?

Is he Brazilian?

Are they Russian?

Activity Book

Unit

Is she Romanian?

Is it Italian?

Is it British? 7

4 Complete and match. 1 How old

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

he? What time it? she your sister? Where your parents? Tim, Sara where you? you good at Maths? Where you from? How you?

No, she We I I They It Yes, I h He

a b c d e f g

my cousin. in the garden! fine, thanks! from Manchester. at home. eleven o’clock. . ten. 117

Unit

Activity Book

5 Complete with the correct form of the verb have got.

My mum a new computer.

Rob a dog.

They new bicycles.

We new clothes!

They new skateboards.

She

a cat.

They

6 Write sentences. Use the verb have got.

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It long ears.

Dylan and Ellie - long hair

Ellie - bicycle

Dylan - scooter

Dylan and Ellie - big schoolbag

Ellie - cat

John - dog

red hair.

7 Choose and write. 1 Our house 2 J im

a garden.

a car. 3 My sister twelve years old. 4 What colour your eyes? 5 a lot of friends? 6 your friend English or American?

a a a a a a

isn’t have got has got are Are you Are

b b b b b b

hasn’t got has got is is Have you got Is

Activity Book

Unit

8 Look and write.

I can see one dog.

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Unit

Activity Book

1 Complete.

120

m __ch__ n__c

t__ __ch__r

ch__f

v__t

p__l__c__ o__ __i c__ __

n__rs__

f__r__f__ght__r

__ff__c__ cl__rk

d__ct__r

g__rd__n__r

p__stm__n

h__rdr__ss__r

2 Complete with the correct form of the verb. Then number.

work

drive

deliver

cut

grow up

teach

help

repair

2 Activity Book

Unit

cook

1 My mum is a teacher. She 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

in a Primary School in Leeds. My parents are hairdressers. They always my hair! My mum’s a mechanic. She cars and bikes. Nurses and doctors in hospitals. Rob is a postman. He letters. When I , I want to be an astronaut. Police officers people. Curtis is a chef. He some fantastic dishes! Jenny is a taxi driver. She a black taxi in London. 121

Unit

Activity Book

3 Complete with the correct form of the verb in the box and the adverb.

swim

play

watch

get up

go to

always = H H HH usually = H H H often = H H sometimes = H never = H

1 Alice H video games. 2 Ben H TV in the afternoon. 3 We H H H H early during the week. 4 My parents H H H a pizzeria on Sundays 5 They H H in the sea in the summer.

4 Complete with the correct possessive adjective.

your (x2)

1 My sister’s hair is black and 2 Harry, Mike! Where are 3 I’m Italian but 4 Does your dad like 5 We live with 6 Sam and Sara do 7 Look at that cat! 8 Hey, Sandy! Tell me about

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his

her

its

our

their

eyes are green. schoolbags? mum’s English. job? parents in a big house. homework in the afternoon. tail is really short! holiday in Italy!

Unit

1 sometimes

bed.

2 at

starts

3 like

Children

Jim

8.45.

reads

always

ice cream.

4 often

park.

5 never

video games.

Activity Book

5 Reorder the words.

in School

usually cricket

Maggie

the

play

plays

6 Follow the lines and write sentences.

has

swim

1 Amy

2 Daniel

3 Thiago

play

Saturdays

maths

Mondays

Sundays

Amy swims on Saturdays.

2 3

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Unit

Activity Book

1C omplete with what, who, where, when, why, how o how old and match.

Look at the example.

Where

do your cousins live?

a I’m fine, thanks!

do you do your homework?

he does the gardening. b S

is your dog?

c They live in Manchester.

are you today?

d Blackie? He’s three.

is that man?

ecause I'm cold. e B

does you mum do in her free time? are you wearing a jacket?

sually in the evening. f U

g He’s my football coach.

2L ook at Pete’s room and write. Use the verbs in the box.

wear

ride

play (x2)

swim

drink

read

eat

He does judo.

2 3 water

4 water

5 6 8 9 10

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water

3 Where can you buy…? Match and write.

pet store

newsagent’s

clothes shop

greengrocer’s

baker's

sports shop

butcher’s

sweet shop

1 You can buy

dog food and cat food

2 You can buy sweets and chocolate at the 3 You can buy comics at the 4 You can buy 5 You can buy 6 You can buy 7 You can buy 8 You can buy

3 Activity Book

Unit

at the pet store. . . . . . . . 125

Unit

Activity Book

4 Read and complete the dialogue.

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Four pounds change for you.

It’s not expensive.

Yes, of course. Here you are.

Can I try it on, please?

Molly: Shop assistant: Molly: Alex: Molly: Shop assistant: Molly: Shop assistant: Alex: Molly: Shop assistant: Molly & Alex:

Good morning. Can I see that red pullover, please? (1) Do you like it, Alex? Yes, it’s very nice, Molly. (2) Yes, the changing rooms are near the entrance. How much is it? It’s sixteen pounds. (3) All right then. Here you are… twenty pounds. (4) Thank you. Bye! Bye!

Unit

Activity Book

5 Write.

How much is this skirt, please? fifteen pounds It’s 1

How much is this ball, please? It’s 2

How much is that hamburger, please? It’s 3

How much is that cake, please? It’s 4

How much are these shoes, please?

How much is this book, please?

They’re

It’s 6

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Unit

Activity Book

1 Write the ordinal numbers. Look at the example. 1

eighth

8th

eighteenth

twenty-second

thirteenth

fourth

second

ninth

10 first

third

11 thirtieth

twenty-first

12 twenty- fifth

2 Match the dates.

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2/7

9 / 11

The third of December.

28 / 6

The thirtieth of April.

14 / 8

The twenty-eighth of June.

30 / 4

The fourteenth of August.

3 / 12

The thirteenth of February.

13 / 2

The ninth of November.

23 / 9

The second of July.

a The twenty-third of September.

Unit

Activity Book

3 Do the crossword. 1

3 5

7 8

9 10

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

You cut food with these. You put food on these. There are twelve ... in a year. You use these to eat. Happy ... ! You put these up when you have a party. You drink from these. You put these on a birthday cake. How ... are you? I'm ten. There are twelve months in a ...

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Unit

Activity Book

4W hat’s in the trolley? Look and complete. 1 paper cups

There are some paper cups.

2 spoons

There aren’t any spoons.

3 butter 4 candles 5 eggs 6 ice cream 7 chocolate 8 milk 9 paper plates 10 knives 11 balloons 5C omplete.

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James listening to music.

They eating.

They cooking.

She watching television.

He dancing.

They running.

Unit

1 cake.

Ann

2 aren’t

3 friends?

you

4 any

eggs

hasn’t

5 television? 7C omplete. 6 they

are

making There

got She

fridge.

any got

watching

Have

Are What

brother

your

8 haven’t

any

the

English

chocolate.

eating?

7 doing?

Activity Book

6 Reorder the words.

chocolate.

they

What got

7 Write. Use the Present Continuous and the verbs in the box.

watch

They

eat

play

She 131

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1F ind the words.

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2 Write.

take the second on the left stop turn right go straight on take the second on the right turn left

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3 Write: where is the mouse?

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4 Look and complete.

You are here 1 How do I get to the restaurant?

Go Then take the The pizzeria is on your

and turn on the right. .

2 Excuse me, how do I get to the cinema, please?

straight on and take the on the right. The cinema is on your

3 Excuse me, how do I get to the swimming pool, please?

Ok, you go straight and turn Go straight on and the swimming pool is on your 4 How do I get to the bus station please? Go on and Then go straight on and then turn The bus station is on your 134

right.

5 Look and complete with the correct form of the Imperative.

come

walk

turn

ride

here, please, Dan!

cross

on the grass!

There's a cat in the tree!

the road!

right!

look

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your bike here!

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1 Match.

I usually…

but today…

1 …have tea for breakfast.

a …I’m going swimming in the evening.

2 …go swimming in the afternoon.

b …I’m meeting them in front of the library.

3 …arrive at home at four.

c …I’m arriving at 4.30.

4 …meet my friends at the park.

d …I’m going after dinner.

5 …go for a walk at around 5.

e …I’m having lunch at home.

6 …go to bed at nine.

f …I’m visiting her after school.

7 …have lunch in the school canteen.

g …I’m having hot chocolate for breakfast.

8 …play basketball with my friends.

h …I’m playing football.

9 …visit grandma before dinner.

i …I’m going to bed at eleven.

2 Look and write. What is Annie doing on Saturday?

1 2 3 4 5

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She's playing tennis.

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go to the supermarket with my mum

do my maths homework with Tyler

play basketball with my team

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3 Write sentences about Annie.

have lunch with grandma and grandpa

meet my friends at the park

go to Andy’s birthday party

At 9 o’clock Annie is going to the supermarket with her mum.

2 3 4 5 6

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4 Complete with was, wasn’t, were o weren’t.

1 I The pizza

with my parents in a pizzeria yesterday. very good!

2 Where I

you at 4 o’clock? at home.

3 No, I 4 My dad He

you at home this morning? I

at the swimming pool.

in Rome last week. there for work.

5 No, he

your brother at the beach this afternoon? because the weather

your friends at the party? It

Yes, they

very good.

a fantastic party!

5 Choose and complete the letter.

Dear Lisa, Every summer I go (1) to Rome with my brother Tim to visit (2) grandparents. Last August we (3) there for a week, but next summer we (4) to London! We (5) in a beautiful hotel in the city centre and we (6) visit some interesting places: Buckingham Palace, the British Museum and the Tower! In London I (7) speak English and eat English food. I (8) it, especially fish and chips!! Tell me about your holiday! Bye! Molly 138

am going

his

was

is going

our were are going

5 are staying 6 can

can’t

can

can’t

likes

staying

Unit

6 Do the crossword.

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1 2 4

3 5 6

7 9 8 10 12 11

ACROSS 2 Big stones. 3 You wear these on your feet in the summer. 6 8 You wear this with a mask. 11 You go here in the summer. 13

DOWN 1 You can ski here. 4 A big boat. 5 These animals live in the sea. 7 You can go snorkelling here in the summer. 9 You can swim here but it's very cold. 10 You wear this to see in the sea. 12

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My Dictionary

reorder (v) mettere in ordine

come (v) venire

scooter monopattino

ear orecchio

season stagione

eat (v) mangiare

snow (v) nevicare

eye occhio

some alcuni/e

feel (v) sentirsi

speak (v) parlare

flag bandiera

stormy temporalesco

floor piano

summer estate

free libero

sunny assolato

happy felice

surname cognome

time tempo, ora

heart cuore

address indirizzo

weather tempo atmosferico

horse cavallo

after dopo

when quando

house casa

age età

where dove

idol idolo

beach spiaggia

who chi

island isola

before prima

why perché

key chiave

between fra

windy ventoso

kindness gentilezza

breakfast colazione

winter inverno

kitchen cucina

Welcome!

church chiesa

know (v) sapere

cold freddo

laptop computer portatile

day giorno

leg gamba

do (v) fare

living room salotto

finish (v) finire foggy nebbioso

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Unit 1

meat carne medal medaglia

from da

a lot of molto

mountain montagna

get up (v) alzarsi

always sempre

mouth bocca

go (v) andare

arm braccio

noise rumore

hot caldo

around intorno

nose naso

how come

beautiful bellissimo

out of control fuori controllo

match partita

bedroom camera da letto

place luogo

match (v) abbinare

big grande

planet pianeta

month mese

butterfly farfalla

play (v) giocare

people gente, persone

called chiamato

question domanda

pet animale domestico

city città

scared terrorizzato

rainy piovoso

clothes abiti, vestiti

screen schermo

seal foca

cool! forte!

repair (v) riparare

short corto

cut (v) tagliare

rice riso

singer cantante

deliver (v) consegnare

shower doccia

ski (v) sciare

dinner lady cuoca (di mensa)

sleep (v) dormire

sky cielo

doctor medico

snack spuntino

small piccolo

doubt dubbio

sometimes qualche volta

space spazio

drive (v) guidare

storm temporale

spaceship navicella spaziale

during durante

swimming pool piscina

strange strano

early presto

tail coda

think (v) pensare

fight (v) combattere

teach (v) insegnare

title titolo

fire fuoco, incendio

tell (v) dire

walk (v) camminare

firefighter vigile del fuoco

tomorrow domani

walrus tricheco

food cibo

travel (v) viaggiare

wear (v) indossare

gardener giardiniere

use (v) usare

whale balena

grow up (v) crescere

usually di solito

what’s the matter? che

hairdresser parrucchiere

vet veterinanrio

cosa succede?

help (v) aiutare

waffle cialda

wooden di legno

how often ogni quanto

wake up (v) svegliarsi

work (v) lavorare

job lavoro

want (v) lavorare

world mondo

life vita

wardrobe armadio

worried preoccupato

like come

wash (v) lavare

like (v) piacere

watch orologio

lunch pranzo

watch (v) guardare

meal pasto

wavy ondulato

mechanic meccanico

week settimana

never mai

work (v) lavorare

Unit 2

nurse infermiere off to work! al lavoro!

ask (v) chiedere

often spesso

canteen mensa

plant (v) piantare

chat (v) chiacchierare

police officer ufficiale

clerk impiegato

di polizia

cook cuoco

policeman poliziotto

baker’s panetteria

cook (v) cucinare, cuocere

postman postino

book fair fiera del libro

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bread pane

reuse (v) riutilizzare

butcher’s macelleria

spider ragno

buy (v) comprare

spoon cucchiaio

changing room spogliatoio charity associazione di

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Unit 4

surprise sorpresa thing cosa

beneficenza

almond mandorla

time volta, tempo, ora

cheap poco costoso

almost quasi

tomato pomodoro

chemist’s farmacia

bell campana

waste rifiuti

clothes vestiti

butter burro

way modo

collect (v) raccogliere

button bottone

web ragnatela

cookbook libro di ricette

can lattina

donate (v) donare

candle candela

expensive costoso, caro

coin moneta

forever per sempre

cup tazza

greengrocer’s fruttivendolo

fork forchetta

gym palestra

fridge frigorifero

item oggetto, elemento

hen gallina

amazing incredibile,

money soldi

homemade fatto in casa

stupefacente

need (v) aver bisogno di

honey miele

bag sacchetto, borsa

newagent’s giornalaio

jump out of saltare giù da

bank banca

peas piselli

knife coltello

bend curva

pill pillola

leap year anno bisestile

bookshop libreria

pound sterlina

milk latte

car auto

price prezzo

net rete

corner angolo

put (v) mettere

paper carta

cross (v) attraversare

sale vendita

pencil holder porta penne

crossroad incrocio

shoe shop negozio di scarpe

piggy bank salvadanaio

dangerous pericoloso

shop negozio

plate piatto

directions indicazioni stradali

sweet shop negozio di dolci

pocket money paghetta

drive (v) guidare

together insieme

prize premio

empty vuoto

too troppo, anche

ready pronto

free gratis, libero

very molto

recycle (v) riciclare

getting around andare in giro

yard sale mercatino

recycling riciclaggio

go past (v) superare, andare

reduce (v) ridurre

oltre

Unit 5

go shopping (v) andare a fare

stop (v) fermar(si)

fly (v) volare

spese

straight ahead/on sempre

fox volpe

headphones cuffie

dritto

glasses occhiali

helmet casco

street strada, via (di città)

hill collina

in front of davanti a

take (v) prendere

holiday vacanza

invite (v) invitare

theatre teatro

inhabitant abitante

left sinistra

town città

island isola

library biblioteca

train treno

lake lago

light chiaro

treasure hunt caccia al tesoro

learn (v) imparare

light luce

walk (v) camminare

leave (v) partire, lasciare

look (v) guardare

well bene

mask maschera

make (v) fare

window finestra

match partita

mobile phone telefonino

zebra crossing strisce pedonali

pack (v) mettere in valigia

motorbike moto

web ragnatela

plane aereo

mummy mummia

rabbit coniglio

near vicino a

river fiume

next to a fianco di

rock roccia

opposite di fronte a

sausage salsiccia

parked parcheggiato

sea mare

police station stazione di polizia

Unit 6

sheep pecore ship nave

post office ufficio postale

boots stivali

shirt camicia

quiet tranquillo

bored annoiato

shorts pantaloncini

remember (v) ricordare

call (v) chiamare

sleeping bag sacco a pelo

restaurant ristorante

camping campeggio

squirrel scoiattolo

right destra

castle castello

stay (v) stare, restare

road strada

compass bussola

tent tenda

run (v) correre

countryside campagna

ticket biglietto

seat belt cintura di sicurezza

dance danza

trip gita

sign/signal segnale

dish piatto

trousers pantaloni

sit (v) sedersi

flip flops infradito

wood bosco

spend (v) trascorrere

floor pavimento, piano

workshop laboratorio

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Special Days Thanksgiving Day

Water Day

May Day

Giorno del Ringraziamento

Giornata dell'acqua

Primo Maggio

apple pie torta di mele

access accesso

bells campanelle

cranberry sauce salsa di

clean pulita

blossm (v) fiorire

mirtilli

exhibition mostra

crown corona

give thanks (v) ringraziare

growing coltivare

cultures culture

gravy salsa, sugo

healthy salutare

dress vestito

pumpkin zucca

lucky fortunato

hold (v) tenere

stuffing ripieno

poem poesia

knees ginocchia

turkey tacchino

reason ragione

old-fashioned antichi

resource risorsa

ribbons nastri

tap rubinetto

sticks bastoni

turn on (v) aprire (il rubinetto)

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