I Love English Junior 124

MAGAZINE + AUDIO

THE ENGLISH MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG READERS

JUNIOR

JUNIOR

Let’s go!

Let’s get ready

No. 124

e6.50 (Canary Islands: e6.65)

FOR SCHOOL!

Welcome to the United States!

Delicious American cheeseburger

North American raccoon

TRACK 2

A new school year

It’s the start of a new school year!

BY

Yes, back to the old routine, starting with the canteen.

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I have a feeling that I’ve forgotten something.

But what?

In English a “canteen” is a place in a factory, office, school, etc. where they serve food to the people who work or study.

© Nob - J’aime Lire 464 - Sep 2015 - Adaptation: Lemisse Al-Hafidh.

A school “year” (not course) is the period of time in each twelve months when schools are open and students are studying there.

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In this issue...

Yomgui D.

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I’m washing my face.

Let’s discover

Let’s look

Just like you every morning, Benny has to get ready for school. Come on quickly – the bus is coming!

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Th a na ni

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Welcome to the United States! Come and visit this fascinating country – from the Statue of Liberty to the Far West!

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PLUS

Sports Climbing is the sport for Mario Maureen Nicolas

Animals Mind the hippo!

True Story Anouk, on the insect trail

Let’s do it

L. German

Junior detective

Recipe: American cheeseburger DIY: The Robocorks

Where’s the statue of Polinatl?

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Let’s explore A black mask, a stripy tail, sharp eyes, meet the mischievous raccoon!

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Peter Elliott

I’m hungry!

Redav/AdobeStock

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Let’s sing The morning song

Use this QR code to listen to all the magazine’s audio tracks.

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TRACK 3

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Let’s look

Benny gets ready for

It’s back to school for Benny too! Like you, he has to get ready for school Come on Benny! It’s time to wake up!

In the morning, my alarm goes* off at 7 o’clock.

It’s very loud*!

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1 goes off: suena

about: unos get up: me levanto

loud: fuerte

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alarm (clock)

after: después de slowly: despacio

I have a big breakfast.

First*, I have a bowl of cereal, then I eat toast with butter* and jam*.

I put on my school uniform. Grey shorts, a white shirt and a tie*.

Very smart*!

smart: elegante

I wake up slowly* and then, after* about* five minutes, I get* up.

Now I’m full* of energy! full of: lleno de

I drink a glass of orange juice.

6 tie: corbata

soap

butter: mantequilla

water

first: primero

toothbrush

jam: mermelada

comb

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Let’s go!

school in the morning in the morning!

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I brush my teeth with a toothbrush until* they’re nice and clean*.

Then I comb* my hair carefully*.

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a bit: un poco

carefully: con cuidado

Benny, is your schoolbag ready*?

clean: limpios

comb: peino

until: hasta que

Now I’m ready for school!

Quick*, I have* to run to the bus stop. I don’t want to miss* the bus!

Yes, Mum! I have my pencil* case, my exercise books and my books.

It’s a bit heavy!

Bye Mum!

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7 pencil case: estuche

school uniform

ready: lista

have to: tengo que

breakfast

schoolbag

miss: perder

© Bayard Presse-I Love English for Kids 230-Text: Lemisse Al-Hafidh; Illustrations : Yomgui D., 2021/C. Donson.

I wash my face with soap and water.

Ouch, I have soap in my eyes! Just a* bit more water…

Quick: ¡Rápido!

school bus

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TRACK 4

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Back to

Oukile family

© Bayard Presse-I love English for Kids 164-Creation: Béatrice Veillon, 2015.

Where’s the Oukile family? Find the parents, the children and their dog in the big picture.

Can you find the things in these little pictures 6 in the big picture?

school

park bench

schoolboy

postbox

schoolgirl

school bus

sandpit

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school

Back to s

Game pedestrian crossing

pram

chool Today’s th e first day of The entire Oukile fam school. il y is ready for the re turn to sc hool!

1. How many school buses can you see? I can see ………… school buses.

2. How many red cars can you see?

I can see ………… red cars.

3. How many park benches can you see? I can see ………… park benches. bin lorry

slide

4. How many prams can you see?

I can see ………… pram.

The answers are in the next issue (page 27).

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TRACK 5

Let’s discover

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Let’s go to the USA! Welcome to the States! Discover this vast country, its famous cities, its great monuments and its amazing landscapes!

New York San Francisco Las Vegas

USA

Washington

Monument Valley

Yippee, I love New York!

Los Angeles

1 The Statue of Liberty, New York This 93-metre statue on Liberty Island is a symbol of freedom* for Americans. Designed by the French sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the statue was a gift* from France to the Americans in 1885. freedom: libertad

gift: regalo

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2 The White House, Washington The President of the USA lives and works here.

There are 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms and a small cinema. The White House has extensive grounds* too, with a swimming pool, a rose garden, a putting* green and even* beehives*! beehives: colmenas even: incluso grounds: jardines putting green: campo de minigolf

3 Las Vegas, Nevada This city is famous for its enormous hotels, casinos, fountains, neon lights and nightlife*. Hotel Paris Las Vegas even has a copy of the Eiffel Tower.

Incredible!

© Bayard Presse-I love English for Kids 230-Text: Lemisse Al-Hafidh; Photos: 1. Thananit/iStock, 2. DeepInsights/iStock, 3. Javen/AdobeStock, 4. Broadimage/Shutterstock, 5. Mariusz Blach/AdobeStock, 2021/Cynthia Donson.

nightlife: vida nocturna

4 Universal Studios Hollywood, Los Angeles This cinema theme park has attractions based on films and TV shows, like* Jurassic World, The Simpsons and Harry Potter.

You can visit Hogwarts castle and drink butterbeer. It’s magic!

5 The Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco This bridge is 2.7 kilometres long. When it was completed in 1937, it was the longest* steel suspension bridge in the world. Did you know that during the day people can cross the bridge by bike or on foot, but roller* skates and skateboards are not allowed*?

like: como

allowed: permitidos longest: más largo roller skates: patines

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Let’s discover

The American Wild West West Mitten Butte*

East Mitten Butte*

Merrick Butte*

I’m a cowboy of the Wild West!

A symbol of the American Wild West, Monument Valley appears in comics, video games and films such* as westerns. The impressive sandstone buttes* reach* heights* of up to 300 metres! butte(s): otero(s) o cerro(s) aislado(s)

The Navajos of Monument Valley

Located in the American West, Monument Valley is a sacred* area in the Navajo Nation Reservation. The Navajos are one of the largest* Native American tribes and have lived in the region for centuries*.

They celebrate their culture with pow wows, when they feast*, sing and dance.

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centuries: siglos largest: mayores

feast: se dan un banquete sacred: sagrada

heights: alturas, altitudes

reach: alcanzan

such as: como

© Bayard Presse-I love English for Kids 230-Text: Lemisse Al-Hafidh; Photos: Maciej Bledowski/AdobeStock (above), Stéphane Lemaire/Hemis.fr (below); Illustrations: Yomgui D., 2021/Cynthia Donson.

Monument Valley, in Utah and Arizona

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Mario, 11

The beginnings

Sports

Climbing is the sport for Mario “Climbing gives* you self-confidence and shows* you that you can always do better.”

“I started* rock climbing when I was five.

I went to a sports club to sign* up for swimming but then I saw* the climbing* wall – and I knew I wanted to climb!

My family and friends were a* bit surprised because none* of them did any climbing.

Now I practise twice* a week at a sports club and I love it!”

“I think climbing is good for you. It helps you to think, use your logic, concentrate and to coordinate your hands and feet.

You also have* to look* after your team, which is good because you get* a sense of team spirit. Climbing gives* you self-confidence and shows* you that you can always do better. The easiest thing is anchoring*, putting hooks* in to support your weight* and stop you from falling.

The most difficult thing is making* sure you’re doing things right because you’re helping your teammate* to climb by slackening* the rope and trying* to prevent them from falling.”

And more “I’ve learnt a lot of techniques since* I started*. But I still* have a lot more to learn.

I want to climb steeper* walls! Anyway*, I’m not thinking of giving* up climbing yet* - I enjoy* it so much! You should* try it!”

Do you do a sport or play a musical instrument? Would you like to appear in this section?

Write to us (in English or Spanish) at ilej@bayard-revistas.com and tell us all about it.

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gives: da giving up: abandonar have to: tienes que hooks: ganchos look after: cuidar making sure: asegurarte

none: ninguno saw: vi should try it: deberías probarlo shows: muestra, enseña sign up: matricularme

since: desde que slackening the rope: soltando la cuerda started: empecé steeper: más empinadas still: todavía

Text: Mario Figueroa Cuadrillero; Adaptation: Cynthia Donson; Photos: courtesy of Mario’s family, 2022.

Moving on

teammate: compañero de equipo trying: intentando twice: dos veces weight: peso yet: todavía

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TRACK 7

Animals

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Mind* the hippo!

This big fat grandad* looks* very sweet*…

But watch* out! Move into his territory and, despite* his little legs, he runs very fast to* make you scarper!

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ow peaceful* this hippo looks* in the water with his mates*… Ah, there’s one who’s looking a bit cross*! He bites* the tail of one of his friends with his formidable teeth. Why is he so aggressive? He’s the alpha male*: he bullies* the young males* to keep* them under his control.

Female* hippos are less aggressive than the males* and prefer to help each* other. They have a lot of work to do because they keep* their baby close* for seven years! Often* one female* looks* after the babies in the herd* while* the other mothers are busy* doing other things. Like* a crèche*!

To mark his territory and prevent another male* approaching*, he poos* outside* the water, then whirls* his tail round to spread* the excrement everywhere*. The message is clear: this is my place*! The mother normally poos* in the water: her excrement serves as food as* the young hippos move from milk to grass*…

In the evening, when the sun isn’t so* strong, the herd* gets* out of the water and grazes* on the grass* in the savannah. The hippos can travel kilometres because they each* store* up more than 30 kilos of plants! Their skin is scarred*, the marks of previous fights*. Fortunately, it secretes a type of restorative* balm*: the hippo heals* itself. They don’t need help!

Name: Hippopotamus Footprint Family: Hippopotamidae Size: 11.5 m to the shoulder, 3.5 m in length* Address: African rivers and lakes State of conser vation: vulnerabl e

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approaching: acercarse as: según, a medida que balm: bálsamo bites: muerde bullies: intimida busy: ocupadas

by the time: cuando close: cerca crèche: guardería cross: enfadado despite: a pesar de each: cada uno

each other: la una a la otra, entre ellas everywhere: por todos lados female(s): hembra(s) fights: peleas

gets out: sale de grandad: abuelito grass: hierba grazes: pasta heals itself: se cura solo herd: manada I LOVE ENGLISH JUNIOR 124

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© Bayard Presse-Astrapi 975-Text: Christophe Nicolas; Photos: Michel and Christine Denis-Huot/Biospoto (p. 12) and Pierre Vernay/Biosphoto (p. 13); Illustrations: Peter Elliott, 2021.

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The baby hippo weighs* between 30 and 50 kilos. By* the time it’s one year old, it weighs* 250 kilos! A beautiful baby! keep(s): mantener, mantienen length (in…): de largo like: como looks: parece, tiene una apariencia I LOVE ENGLISH JUNIOR 124

looks after: cuida male(s): macho(s) mates: compis mind: cuidado con often: a menudo outside: fuera de

peaceful: apacible place: sitio poos: hace caca ready: lista restorative: reparador scarred: con cicatrices

so strong: tan fuerte spread: esparcir store up: almacenan sweet: majo to make you scarper: para

que te pires watch out: cuidado weighs: pesa while: mientras whirls… round: gira win: ganas

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 TRACK 8

True Story

Anouk, on the insect trail*

Anouk has* been on a night expedition to discover butterflies*, mosquitoes and beetles*… She had some interesting encounters*!

A light* trap…

Before* nightfall*, we prepared some traps to attract insects.

The first trap was a large white sheet*, lit* by a lamp that emits ultraviolet light* (invisible to the naked* eye). This light* particularly attracts male* insects.

We catch them in a container* next to the white sheet*.

A monitor explains how to recognize different species.

… and a sugary* trap!

I’m wearing special glasses to protect my eyes from the light*. beetles: escarabajos before: antes de bugs: bichos butterflies: mariposas come close: se acercan

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container: recipiente could hurt them: les podrías hacer daño death’s-head hawkmoth: polilla esfinge de la muerte

Some insects are attracted by light* but others aren’t. So*, we set* another trap by putting some sugary* paste on the trees. Insects come* close when they smell* the sugar. It’s great* having a second trap because that* way we can examine more species.

encounters: encuentros galore: a montones gave (me): (me) dio gently: con cuidado great: genial

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Name: Anouk Age: 9 City: Thérouanne

Th éRouanne

fRAncE FR AnCE

Hello little bugs*!

The top* of the container* we catch the insects in is a magnifying* glass. So* it’s easier to look at their wings* and their abdomen. We look at the insect and then we set* it free.

I stayed* there for two hours – that gave* me time to look at lots of butterflies*.

Butterflies* galore*!

I managed* to look at about twenty insects.

The one that most impressed me was the death’s-head* hawkmoth. The markings on its thorax form a skull*! It’s very strange but it’s not dangerous. I also saw a magnificent green and pink moth*, called the vine* sphinx moth. male: macho managed: logré moth: polilla naked eye: ojo humano nightfall: anochecer I LOVE ENGLISH JUNIOR 124

otherwise: si no, de otra manera set: colocamos set (it) free: (lo) soltamos sheet: sábana skull: calavera

smell: huelen so: entonces; así stayed: me quedé sugary: azucarada that way: así

© Bayard Presse-Astrapi 988-Text: S. Raoult; Photos: F. Renoir; Illustrations: L. German, 2022.

insects gently*.

You have* to hold uld* hurt them.

Otherwise*, you co

top: parte superior trail: pista vine sphinx moth: polilla esfinge de la vid wings: alas

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TRACK 9

Junior detective

Where’s the statue of Poli The fabulous statue of Polinatl, the Paztec god of bees*, is missing*.

Where is this magnificent treasure?

The victim

The outside

Don Gonzalo Avistotodo Conquistador general

Grr… I wanted to get* my hands on the golden* statue of Polinatl, the sacred* treasure of the Paztecs.

But when I got* to the top* of the temple, someone* had* beaten me to it!

So* I asked* Paco to watch the entry to the sanctuary.

The witness Paco Ayudo Conquistador soldier

I didn’t move from my place* all day. I saw* the great priestess* Parlamama rush* down from the dining* room but I didn’t see anyone* go up to the top* of the temple until* Don Gonzalo arrived*.

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all over me: encima anyone (not…): nadie arrived: llegó asked: pedí bee(s): abeja(s)

beekeeper: apicultor checked: comprobé didn’t meet: no me encontré con, no me crucé con dining room: comedor

get: coger get my hands on: conseguir golden: de oro got to: llegué had beaten me to it: se me

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Questions:

natl?

1. Where’s the statue of Polinatl?

2. Which* way did the person who took* the statue go?

3. Who took* the statue?

The answers are in the next issue (page 27).

The inside

The suspects Parlamama Paztec priestess*

I was in the dining* room when I saw* a bee*.

I’m allergic so I went down to the fresco room.

When I was on the stairs*, I asked* Tequilaman to take* a drink up to the soldier.

Tequilaman Paztec shepherd*

Parlamama asked me to take* some water up to the soldier. I took* up a jug* and he had a drink.

Then, I put the jug* in the dining* room and I went* back down to my llamas.

Tecapupa Paztec beekeeper* This morning, I checked* the twenty-two sacred* hives* in the temple.

They were all in perfect condition, so I went* downstairs. I went* past Tequilaman who was going up.

Chokomilk Paztec painter

I was painting in the mummy* room and I tipped* a pot of red paint all* over me. I went to get* another one from the storeroom* and then went* back down to paint. I didn’t* meet anyone*.

© Bayard Presse-Astrapi 993-Conception and text: Bruno Muscat; Illustrations: Thomas Priou; Colours: Julien Flamand, 2022.

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shepherd: pastor so: así que someone: alguien stairs: escalera storeroom: almacén

take: llevar tipped: tiré took: se llevó, cogió; llevé top: la parte superior

until: hasta que went back down: volví a bajar went downstairs: bajé went past: pasé por delante de Which way…?: ¿Por dónde…?

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Games

Game 1

Write the names of the objects in the boxes. The letters in the yellow boxes tell you what Native Americans use to decorate their clothes.

dreamcatcher

beads canoe

F D T S

teepee

O C

totem pole horse moccasins

fire

F

Game 2 Use the code to complete the bubbles and discover what the Native Americans are saying.

Look at my

✱✚✚✚✚✚

——————.

This is my

▲▼ n ✖ ✚

—————.

Do you like my

● n ✱▼✚ —————

?

I love our

✱▼✱✚◆ ✚▼●✚ —————

————!

© Bayard Presse-I love English for Kids 230-Games: Lemisse Al-Hafidh; Illustrations: Peter Elliott, 2021.

A=n C =● E =✚ H =▲ I =✖ L =● M= ◆ N=✱ O=▼ P =✚ R =n S =✖ T =✱

Oops! Where are my

◆▼ ● ● n ✖ ✖ ✱ ✖

— — — — — — — — — ?!

The answers are in the next issue (page 27).

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Let’s do it

TRACK 10

You need (for four cheeseburgers)

Recipe

American cheeseburger It’s great fun to make your own hamburgers… and they taste* better!

4 hamburger buns

400 g ground beef*

© Bayard Presse-I Love English for Kids 192-Photos and making: Maureen Nicolas; Illustrations: Henri Fellner, 2003.

cheese slices*

2 tomatoes lettuce

pickles

A yummy recipe! ketchup, salt and pepper

1 Make four hamburger steaks* with the ground beef*.

2 Heat the oil in a frying* pan.

Cook the hamburger steaks* for 3 minutes.

3 Cut the buns in two. Toast them.

Slice* the tomatoes and the pickles.

4 Put the hamburger, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and pickles in the buns.

Note: A cheeseburger is a hamburger topped with cheese. Hamburgers originated on German ships* travelling from Hamburg in Germany to the United States. At* the time Hamburg beef was salted* beef and good for keeping* on a long sea voyage.

As it was a bit hard*, it was minced* and breadcrumbs* and chopped* onion were often* added* to it. It was very popular with Jewish* emigrants who continued to make these “Hamburg steaks*” when they arrived in the US…

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added: incorporados, añadidos at the time: en ese momento, por entonces beef (ground…): ternera picada

breadcrumbs: pan rallado chopped: cortada, picada frying pan: sartén hard: dura

Jewish: judíos keeping: conservar minced: picada often: a menudo salted: salada

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DIY

The Robocorks Beep… beep… These mini-robots made with corks* are so sweet*!

R3-D3 Push* pins White drawing* pins, coloured with a black felt-tip* pen

Roundheaded* pins

(Put a pin behind R3-D3 to keep* it standing* up)

ROBBIE

Paint

Extended paper clip Flat-headed* drawing pins

Round pieces of cork* (ask an adult to help you cut the cork*)

Painted cork*, decorated with black felt-tip* pen

Flat-headed* pins

Roundheaded* pins White drawing* pins coloured with a black felt-tip* pen Corks* glued* to* each other

Paint Teeth drawn* with a felt-tip* pen on a piece of paper, glued*

Extended safety* pins

cork(s): corcho(s) drawing pins: chinchetas convencionales/clásicas drawn: dibujados felt-tip pen: rotulador flat-headed pins: chinchetas de cabeza plana

flat-headed drawing pins: chinchetas planas glued: pegadas/os keep: mantener(lo) push pins: chinchetas de cabeza alargada round-headed pins: chinchetas de cabeza

© Bayard Presse-Astrapi 988-Conception and text: Bruno Muscat; Co-conception and making: Virginie Rousset; Photo: Benoît Pelletier; Illustrations: Aki, 2022.

BEEBOP

redonda/redondeada safety pins: imperdibles standing up: de pie sweet: adorables to each other: el uno al otro

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TRACK 11

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Let’s explore

I’m a North American Easy to recognize because of its black mask, the raccoon has adapted to life in the town*…

Raccoons live in the forests* and prairies* of Canada and the USA. In the wild*, we live from one to three years.

I am nocturnal. I look* for food on land* and in lakes and rivers. I also* go into towns* to look* for food.

I am an omnivore. I eat plants, seeds*, nuts*, fruit, insects, mice*, eggs, fish and frogs*. I use my agile paws* to find* food.

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North America

raccoon

Canada USA

black mask

In spring*, summer and fall, I eat large quantities of food to gain body* fat… so* I can survive the cold winter months. In winter, I sleep a lot inside my den*.

white eyebrows

small erect ears

pointed muzzle

claws

bushy ringed tail

© Bayard Presse-I Love English for Kids 230-Text: Lemisse Al-Hafidh; Photos: Redav/AdobeStock, 2021.

On land*, I walk on my four feet, like* a little bear. In water, I am an excellent swimmer. I am an excellent climber, too. I love climbing* trees!

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Let’s explore

We are hiding* in a tree!

Baby raccoons Baby raccoons liv

Riverwalker/AdobeStock

e with their mother in tree ho llows* for one year. When they are two months old, their mother teaches them to hunt* for food.

In Canada and the USA, you can often* see raccoons in towns* and cities.

They find* homes in attics and look* for food in trash* cans.

also: también body fat: grasa corporal climbing: subirme a den: guarida find: encontrar, encuentro/an

I find* food in trash* cans!

forests: bosques frogs: ranas hiding: escondidos hollows: huecos hunt for: buscar

land: tierra like: como look for: busco/an, buscar mice: ratones nuts: frutos secos

often: a menudo paws: patas prairies: llanuras seeds: semillas so: para que

© Bayard Presse-I Love English for Kids 230-Text: Lemisse Al-Hafidh; Photos: Magalie St-Hilaire Poulin/Shutterstock, 2021.

A clever mammal

spring: primavera town(s): ciudad(es) trash cans: cubos de basura wild (in the…): en la naturaleza

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Games

Game 1 This raccoon is very hungry. Use the code and help to identify the food.

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Expression

In English, when you want to say that something is silly or false, you can use this expression.

That’s a load of rubbish! ▲✚●◆n —————

C =● E =✚ F =▲ G =✖ H=● I =◆ M=▼ N=✱ O=n R =✚ S =▲ T =n U=●

✚✖✖▲

▲◆▲●

————

————

◆✱▲✚●n▲ ▼◆●✚

———————

————

✱●n▲

▲✚n✖▲

————

—————

Tongue twister

ACK 13 TR

Say the expression several times faster and faster.

Game 2 Match the pictures with what the raccoon is saying.

1. I am an excellent swimmer.

Rick the raccoon likes rock ‘n’ roll Rick the raccoon likes rock ‘n’ roll Rick the raccoon likes rock ‘n’ roll

© Bayard Presse-I love English for Kids 230-Games: Lemisse Al-Hafidh; Illustrations: Moricio, 2021.

a 2. I walk on my four feet, like a little bear.

b 3. I am an excellent climber.

I love climbing trees.

c

The answers are in the next issue (page 27).

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TRACKS 14-15

Let’s sing

The morning song

© Bayard Presse-I Love English for Kids 230; Illustrations: Peter Elliott, 2021.

I get up in the morning I’m late, oh no!

I wash my face And it’s time to go I get up in the morning I’m late, oh no!

I brush my teeth And it’s time to go Wash, wash, wash!

Brush, brush, brush!

I’m always in a terrible rush!

I get up in the morning I’m late, oh no!

I comb my hair And it’s time to go I get up in the morning I’m late, oh no!

I get dressed And it’s time to go

26

Games

a 1. I wash my face.

Wash, wash, wash!

Brush, brush, brush!

I’m always in a terrible rush!

I get up in the morning I’m late, oh no!

I eat some breakfast And it’s time to go I get up in the morning I’m late, oh no!

I get my schoolbag And it’s time to go Wash, wash, wash!

Brush, brush, brush!

I’m always in a terrible rush!

Match the sentences with the pictures.

b 2. I brush my teeth.

c 3. I brush my hair.

d 4. I get dressed.

e 5. I eat some breakfast.

f 6. I get my schoolbag.

I LOVE ENGLISH JUNIOR 124

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Send your letters to: ilejunior@bayard-revistas.com Dear friends, My name is Gerard. I’m 10 years old. I’ve got some pets: two dogs and one rabbit. Their names are Blue, Bella and Princesa. My favourite colour is blue. My favourite toy is PlayStation.

My favourite number is 10.

Interactive exercises

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Recipe

General knowledge

I like football.

I don’t like swimming.

Gerard

Hello, My name’s Sara. I’m 9 years old. I’ve got one sister.

I haven’t got a pet. My favourite colour is green.

My favourite toy is my Reborn doll. My favourite number is 3. I like vegetables. I don’t like playing football. I live in Teror. I study 4th grade at Huertas del Palmar Primary School.

I can play the violin!

Sara

Dear friends, My name is Alex, I am ten years old and I live in Terrassa. My hobby is playing football and my favourite team is Espanyol. My favourite colour is blue and my favourite number is 10, because I wear this number on my football shirt.

My brother is called Marc and my dog is called Nina.

Alex

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Solutions to the games in issue 123

Pages 6-7.

Oukile family: 1. I can see three (3) sea turtles.

2. I can see one (1) submarine.

3. I can see five (5) pelicans.

4. I can see five (5) octopuses.

Pages 16-17. Junior detective: 1. Where’s the sardine? The sardine is in H2-Oh’s snowball, which is hidden behind the orange pipe on the first floor of the base. 2. Who was inside the base at the time of the theft and who was outside? Mac didn’t leave the base because his suit is dry and he’s too big to get into someone else’s suit. C. didn’t go out either because he’s scared of sharks. Neither of them is the thief. Indigo is outside and someone used Amaya’s suit because it’s wet. 3. Who stole the sardine? Indigo was in the submarine at the time of the theft. If she had gone out, H2-Oh would have seen her because he was recharging just above her. Nadia is lying. She didn’t drink coffee – she had tea. Her cup is still in the bubble with its tea bag. What’s more, she doesn’t really have an alibi: she’s the culprit!

4. How? Nadia put tea in Mac’s cup to make him ill. She went upstairs with C. and waited until Mac went to the toilet. Then, she took the snowball and put the sardine inside. After that, Nadia put on Amaya’s suit as Amaya is the same size as her. She went out of the base to hide the snowball, swam round behind the base so that nobody could see her and then went back inside!

Page 19. Let’s discover: Game 1: We must protect the forests and rainforests! Game 2: a. 1. b. 3. c. 2. d. 4. Game 3: black, grey, white. Game 4: Trees are vital because they give us oxygen!

Page 25. Let’s explore: Game 1: We make a bed in the trees with branches, twigs and leaves.

Game 2: Orangutans are in danger because of deforestation.

TRACK 16

The little creature

Professor Von Skalpel, er…

There’s a mosquito on my kennel*.

Erm… I thought* perhaps* it had* escaped from your lab*…

What?!!

Bernard!

Can’t* you see I’m working?

Well, it is a* bit odd* to see a mosquito in January and…

Argh! Stop* bothering* me with your nonsense*!

Well???

He says it’s not his… a bit: un poco bothering: molestar Can’t you see...?: ¿No ves que...? had escaped: se había

escapado kennel: perrera, caseta lab: laboratorio nonsense: tonterías

Eh?

odd: extraño perhaps: quizás Stop: Deja de thought: pensé

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