Get Ready for Saudi Arabia - Student's Book 5

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Get Ready Student’s Book

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Rubric Glossary Because of their importance in the learning experience, these rubric words have been translated into Arabic for the use of pupils and parents.

Answer Ask Check Circle

Stand up

Colour Sit down

Complete Copy Count Cover

Open your books

Do

Listen

Draw Find Join

Look

Listen Find

Look Match Read Say

Say

Trace

Write

Write Quiet

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Contents Student’s Book Units

Page

Workbook Units

Page

Welcome

4

1

Welcome back 59

1

Welcome back

6

2

New friends 62

2

New friends

10

Revision 1 65

Revision 1 14

3

My day 67

Saudi Stars 1

16

4

Breakfast 70

3

My day

18

4

Breakfast

22

5

Games 75

Revision 2 26

6

The Gower’s home 78

Revision 2 73

Saudi Stars 2 28

Revision 3 81

Progress Check 1 30

7

Sports day

5

Games

32

8

At a restaurant 86

6

The Gower’s home

36

83

Revision 4

Revision 3 40 Saudi Stars 3 42 7

Sports day

44

8

At a restaurant

48

Revision 4 52 Saudi Stars 4 54 Progress check 2 56

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Welcome 1 Look at page 4. Listen and find.

I'm Tom's mum.

I'm a teacher.

I work in a school.

I'm Tom's dad.

I'm an engineer.

Peter

Mary

Hi! I'm Tom and this is my family.

Welcome back!

Ali

Tom

I'm Tom's aunt.

I'm a doctor.

I work in a hospital.

I'm Tom's uncle.

I'm a policeman.

Tony

Jenny

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1 Look at page 5. Listen and find.

Who is that?

That's my aunt, Maha.

She lives in Jeddah.

Helen

Maha

Sarah

Fatimah

Wafa

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Welcome back to class! Today we are having an International Day.

Welcome back Lesson 1

1 Listen and find.

I come from Britain.

I'm British.

What's your nationality?

I'm Saudi Arabian.

2 Look, listen and say.

1

2

3

4

5

6

3 Read and match.

6

1 Saudi Arabia

a Emirati

2 Britain

b American

3 Kuwait

c British

4 America

d Saudi Arabian

5 Oman

e Omani

6 Emirates

f Kuwaiti

1 Listening; reading: understand the main idea in short dialogues and associate verbal with visual information 2 Listening; speaking: produce simple sentences about people 3 Reading: understand specific information in short simple texts

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1 4 Listen and match.

1 Mona 2 Rabia 3 Aala

4 Nayla 5 Ghania 6 Walida

a Yemeni b Omani c Kuwaiti d Bahraini e Emirati f Qatari 5 Read and write.

Britain - British

Jordan- Jordanian

1 Helen is from

Saudi Arabia- Saudi Arabian

America- American

Britain

. She is

2 Sarah

. She

3 Reem

.

4

Helen

Sarah

Reem

Alia

British

is

. .

is

.

.

.

Phrase bank

I come from Saudi Arabia.

I’m Saudi Arabian.

4 Listening: understand specific information in short simple texts 5 Reading; writing: understand and complete a written text at sentence level

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1

c

b

a

Lesson 2 1 Listen and match.

d What can you do in Yemen?

arof map on ipQaatd [a rdan8.1 Jo/w ce la p ith Middle East w d 1 Jordan, names labelle man and 4 2 Yemen, 3 O Qatar ] Oman Yemen

My friend Rabia is Yemeni. She says you can visit the markets.

2 Listen and tick

✓.

Yemen

Jordan

Oman

Qatar

Rabia Nayla Reem Aala

3 Ask and answer.

Hi, where are you from?

I’m from ... .

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Hello, I’m from ... . What’s your nationality?

And I’m ... .

1 Listening: understand the main idea and basic information in short dialogues 2 Listening: understand the main idea in dialogues about nationalities 3 Speaking: use formulaic language to ask and answer simple questions

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1 4 Listen and number. Read and say.

Good morning Ali! How are you?

Hi Tom. I’m fine thanks.

a

b

c

You can go shopping in Bahraini markets.

You can see big boats in Omani ports.

You can see beautiful Kuwaiti mosques.

d

e

f

You can visit interesting Qatari museums.

You can camp on British beaches.

You can take photos of American mountains.

Phonics A B C

6a Look, listen and say.

5 Ask and answer.

Where can I go on holiday?

What can I do there?

You can go to ....

a/ar

ee/ea

6b Listen and circle the sound.

You can ...

Grammar Focus Verb: be

1 Emirati

2 cheese

a/ar ee/ea

a/ar ee/ea

3 father

4 teacher

a/ar ee/ea

a/ar ee/ea

I’m Ali. I ____ from Saudi Arabia. I ____ Saudi Arabian.

Helen ____ from Britain. She ____ British.

Helen and Tom ____ from Britain. They ____ British.

4 Listening; speaking: associate verbal with visual information.

5 Listening; speaking: ask and answer questions about familiar topics 6a - b Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /iː/, /aː/ and the corresponding spelling (s) ‘a/ar’, ‘ee/ea’

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New friends Lesson 1

1 Listen and find.

2 Listen, read and complete.

Who’s the boy with the ______ ______ hair?

Who’s the boy with ______ black hair?

That’s Fahim. He’s my ______ friend. ______ Zaki.

3 Listen, read and match. a

b

c

1 He has short blonde hair.

2 He has dark brown hair.

3 He has curly black hair.

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1 Listening: understand the main idea in a short dialogue 2 Listening; reading; writing: understand specific information in short simple texts 3 Listening: understand the main idea in a short monologue

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4 Listen and find.

Look! There’s Amy.

Who’s Amy?

5 Read, match and say. a

b

1

c

freckles 2

3

blonde hair

green eyes 4

e

d

f

5

glasses 6

7

g

h

i

9

blue eyes brown eyes

curly hair 8 dark hair long hair Phrase bank

I have short hair.

I have brown eyes.

4 Listening: understand the main idea in a short dialogue 5 Reading; speaking: produce simple language describing people

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Lesson 2 1 Listen and write.

Alex

Mike

Tim 2

1

Name:

Name:

3

Name:

2 Read, write and say.

Hi, my name’s

.

I’m from

. I’m years old.

I have

hair and eyes.

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1 Listening: understand the main idea in a short dialogue 2 Reading; writing: understand and complete specific information in a short text

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3a Read and complete.

He She

one metre fifty.

long hair.

He

She has green

.

tall. .

He has curly

Phonics A B C

3b Read and say.

4 Look, listen and say.

What colour hair does Zaki have?

He has … .

What colour are Amy’s eyes?

u

5 Listen and say the word.

6 Listen and circle the sound.

1 museum

Grammar Focus

i/i_e

2 computer

i u

3 ice-cream

i u

4 rice

Adjectives

He is _____. He has

_____ hair.

She has _____ eyes.

i u

7 Read and say.

Nine computers and a nice ice-cream!

3a Reading; writing: understand and spell high frequency words to complete a written text at sentence level 3b Reading; speaking: produce simple sentences to describe people 4-7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /uː/, /aɪ/ and the corresponding spellings ‘u’, ‘i’

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i u

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Revision 1 Where do you come from?

What’s your nationality?

1 Read and write. Look and match.

d b 1

I come from Britain. I’m British.

2 I come from 3 I come from

. I’m ma

ait

. I’m

.

.

4 I come from

. I’m

5 I come from

i

me . I’m

a . c

.

e

2a Listen and colour. Read and say in pairs.

There’s Amy! Her eyes are green. She has long blonde hair and freckles.

She’s from America.

And this is Fiona. She's from Jordan.She has curly red hair and blue eyes. She wears glasses.

2b Read and find. Write.

1 Helen is from Britain. She is British. She has short blonde hair and brown eyes.

2 Amy is from hair and 3 Fiona is from hair and

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. She’s

. She has long

eyes. . She is eyes. She wears

. She has

red

.

1 Reading; writing: review and spell countries and nationalities 2a Listening; reading: review and understand descriptions 2b Reading; writing: review and complete countries, nationalities

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3 Listen and number.

Who’s the boy with the dark hair? He’s smiling! a

Adrian

b

Steve

c

Nick

That’s John. He likes playing football.

d

John

e

James

4 Read and guess. Listen and check.

There is a beautiful, big mosque in Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates.

The __________ in Yemen are fantastic.

Big ships come into the __________ in Bahrain.

You can go __________ in the salty sea in Jordan.

The __________ in Qatar is fabulous!

Phonics A B C

5 Match.

a/ar ee/ea u i / i_e

juice cheap scarf ride

3 Listening: understand the main idea of descriptions 4 Reading; listening: understand specific information about places 5 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /ɪː/, /aː/, /uː/, /aɪ/ and the corresponding spelling, ‘a/ar’, ‘ee/ea’, ‘u’, ‘i’

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1 s a r s t S au di 1 Story: Read and write.

ion to t a t i v n i An fami ly. r u o y d n you a to wn . r u o o t e Com .

It’s great

1 You can ride a camel. f old 2 You can take photos o

B

A

C

D

houses.

3 You can campcohnes.our 4

beautiful bea bic jewellery ra A y u b n a c u Yo . in the markets udi Arabian a S e se n a c u o Y als. birds and anim ternational in t a e n a c u o Y ny countr ies. a m m o fr d o fo

5

F E

6

2 Chant: Listen and say.

Hello!

Let’s go!

Yes, you.

How are you?

Whoopee!

Who?

See you.

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3a Listen and number the pictures.

A

B

C

D

E

F

3b Talk about the pictures.

4 Project: Colour the picture. Write about the picture and your town.

. n you can.. w o t s i h t In

What can you do in this town?

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My day Lesson 1

1 Listen and find.

2a Look, listen and repeat.

Name: Majid.

Friday

Saturday

My routines Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

2b Read and circle T (true) or F (false).

1 Majid brushes his teeth on Monday, Thursday and Saturday.

2 He packs his bag for school on Saturday to Wednesday.

3 He eats breakfast every day.

4 He gets up on Wednesday and Friday.

5 He gets dressed every day.

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Thursday

T/F T/F T/F T/F T/F

1 Listening; reading: understand the main idea in short dialogues with the help of visual information 2a Listening; speaking: produce simple sentences about routines 2b Reading: understand specific information in short simple texts

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3 Listen, read and match.

1

2

Sarah

3

Helen

Fatimah

Majid is doing a project at school. It’s on routines. What do you do every day? b

a

c

e

d

f

4 Read and write.

1 Majid ___________ his bag for school on Saturday to Wednesday.

2 Tom ___________ the table every day.

3 Sarah ___________ her hair every day.

4 Helen ___________ her face every day.

5 Tom’s dad ___________ the newspaper every day.

6 Sarah’s mum ___________ dinner every day.

7 Helen ___________ her homework every day.

3 Listening; reading: understand the main idea and specific information in short simple texts 4 Reading; writing: understand and complete a written text about routines at sentence level Phrase bank: understand the main idea in short simple texts.

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Phrase bank

I do my homework every day.

On Saturday to Wednesday I pack my bag for school.

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Lesson 2 1 Read. Listen and complete.

When do you have maths?

Saturday

Sunday

7.15 - 8.00

Islamic studies

Holy Qur’an

Monday

Tuesday

Arabic

1

8.00 - 8.45

Arabic

English

computer studies

Holy Qur’an

4

________

8.45 - 9.30

computer studies

Arabic

maths

2

________

5

________

9.30- 10.15

geography

Arabic

history

geography

________

Wednesday

On Saturday.

Islamic studies

Holy Qur’an

10.15 - 10.30 Break 10.45 - 11.30

Holy Qur’an

Islamic studies

Islamic studies

11.30 - 12.15

maths

geography

Holy Qur’an

3

________

Arabic 6

________

12.15 - 12.45 Break 12.45 - 13.30

history

english

computer studies

In the morning or afternoon?

2 Read. Listen and tick ✓.

Saturday

Sunday

Monday

10:30 football

8:00 Arabic

4:45 swimming

Tuesday

Wednesday

Tom, when do you play football?

What time?

Thursday

Friday

12:00 Maths

On Saturday.

In the morning. At 10:30.

3 Ask and answer.

When do you have .... ?

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I have ... on ... ./On ... .

1 Listening; reading: understand the main idea and basic information in short dialogues; understand specific information in short simple texts recognizing vocabulary 2 1 Listening: Listening; reading: understand the main idea in dialogues. Understand specific information in short simple texts 2 Listening:use revising colourlanguage; vocabulary 3 Speaking: formulaic interact in a simple way by asking and answering

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4 Listen and read. Listen and answer.

Helen, come on. We’re late! You have an Arabic test this morning.

What time is the test?

At 8:30.

Phonics A B C

5 Look, listen and say.

Is your English test in the morning or afternoon?

I’m taking photos of the school.

ng In the afternoon. At 1:15. What are you doing today mum?

When?

ng

ng

6 Listen and tick the words with the ng sound.

1

2

3

This morning. At 8:45 evening grandmother snorkelling 4

5

6

Grammar Focus Read and write.

Prepositions of time: at, in, on Ali has an Arabic test _________ Monday.

Helen has a test _________ the morning.

Tom and Ali are going to the beach ________ 6 o’clock.

spring

morning mountain

7 Read and say.

Walking and talking on a spring morning.

4 Listening; reading; speaking: understand specific information in short simple texts; understand questions Grammar Focus: write high frequency words to complete a written text at sentence level 5-7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound /ŋ/ and the corresponding spelling ‘ng’

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Breakfast Lesson 1

1 Read and number.

1 Dates 2 Cheese 3 Coffee 4 Honey 5 Olives 6 Yoghurt 7 Bread 8 Jam 9 Eggs

a

10 Orange juice

b

d

c

e

f

g

h i

2 Listen and say. bread

j

3 Listen, read and circle T (True) or F (False).

1 Ali always has dates for breakfast. T / F 2 Ali always has bread for breakfast. T / F

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3 Ali sometimes drinks coffee.

T/F

4 Tom never drinks coffee.

T/F

5 Tom sometimes drinks tea.

T/F

1 Reading: associate verbal with visual information 2 Listening; speaking: differentiate between the pronunciation of similar sounds 3 Listening; reading: understand the main ideas and specific information in short simple texts

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4 4 Listen and tick ✓.

What do you have for breakfast?

I always have bread and cheese.

Always

Sometimes

Never

Bread Cheese Olives Eggs Orange juice Yoghurt Jam

5 Ask and answer.

I sometimes have ... .

What do you have for breakfast?

I always have ... .

I never have ... .

4 Listening: understand the main ideas in a dialogue consisting of two to six exchanges 5 Speaking: ask and answer questions about a familiar topic

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Phrase bank

What do you have for breakfast?

I always have … .

I sometimes eat… .

I never drink ... .

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2

Lesson 2

3

1 Writing.

1

4

orange

7

5

6

What do you have for breakfast?

2 Listen, read and write.

1 Majid 2 Ali’s father 3 Ali’s mother

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has cheese for breakfast.

I always have bread and honey for breakfast.

has coffee for breakfast. has dates for breakfast.

1 Writing: accurately spell familiar words 2 Listening; reading: ask and answer questions about routines

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4 3 Read and write.

Hi! My name is Tom and I’m 11 years old. I love breakfast.

For breakfast I always have ______ and _____.

Sometimes I have ______ and ______. I never

have ______ for breakfast.

4 Write about you.

For breakfast I always have I have

and

and

. Sometimes

. I never have

for breakfast.

Phonics A B C

5 Look, listen and say.

sk

sc

sq

6 Listen and circle the words with the sc, sk or sq sound.

1

2

3

4

5

6

Grammar Focus Adverbs of frequency

school

Saudi desk Arabia

breakfast

shirt

mosque

100% always

sometimes

7 Read and say.

His scarf is on his desk at school.

3 Reading and writing: understand and write words and phrases to complete a paragraph 4 Writing: write short phrases to complete a paragraph about food 5-7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /sk/ and the corresponding spellings ‘sk’, ‘sc’, ‘sq’

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0% never

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Revision 2 1 Listen and tick ✓ the routine.

1

2

3

5

6

2 Read and say in pairs.

What do you do every day?

✓ 4

I wash my face.

3 Ask and answer.

When do you have geography?

At what time?

I have geography on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

When do you have … ?

On Sunday in the morning at 7:15.

What time?

I have … on … .

At … in the … .

Saturday

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

7.15 - 8.00

English

geography

Islamic studies

science

science

8.00 - 8.45

Arabic

history

Arabic

maths

English

8.45 - 9.30

Islamic studies

English

geography

maths

maths

9.30 - 10.15

Holy Qur’an

Islamic studies

Holy Qur’an

Arabic

Islamic studies

10.15 - 10.45 Break

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1 Listening: understand the main idea of exchanges about routine 2 Speaking; reading: talk about every day habits 3 Speaking: ask and answer simple questions about routine habits and times

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4 Read, listen, tick ✓ or cross ✗.

What do you have for lunch?

1

2

3

4

✓

5

6

✗

I sometimes eat olives.

I never drink tea.

5 Listen and match.

Phonics A B C

6 Match.

ng sc / sk / sq

standing up desk scarf snorkelling

4 Listening: understand specific information about food and meals 5 Listening: understand the main idea in short exchanges 6 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /ŋ/, /sk/ and the corresponding spellings ‘ng’, ‘sc’, ‘sk’, ‘sq’

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2 s a r s t S au di 1 Read and circle.

1 They are small. They are green or black.

They are salty. You can eat them. What are they? b

a

2 You put it on your yoghurt. It is brown.

It is sweet. What is it? a

b

c

c

3 You drink it. It is in a glass. It is hot. It can be sweet. What is it?

4 You eat this every day. You do this in the morning. What is it?

b

a

a dinner b breakfast c

2 Make a riddle. Tell your partner.

1 You drink/eat this. It is + colour. It is + hot/cold. It is sweet/salty. What is it?

2 You sometimes do this./You do this every day. You do this in the morning/afternoon.

What is it?

c lunch

3 Chant: Listen and say.

On Sunday What a day!

No test d.

Let’s get dresse

A

At eight o’clock I can walk To school l. swimming poo nd jump in the

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4 Think and write.

Saturday

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Routines

Activities

Food

Drink

5 Project: Make a zigzag book about your week.

1 What do you sometimes do? What do you do every day?

2 What do you eat for breakfast / lunch / dinner?

My wee k By --------------------

Saturday Routine I get up.

I pray.

I eat breakfast.

I brush my teeth.

I pack my school ba g.

I go to school.

Tuesday Lunch

Wednesday Dinner

I always

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I someti mes eat

Sunday Subjects

Monday Breakfast

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.

I have maths at 7:1 I have

Thursday Routine

I someti mes eat

Friday Routine

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-----------------------------------------

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Activity

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1-4 s it n U 1: k c e h c s s re g Pro 1 Find and number the pictures. You don’t need all the words.

Example A

B

D

E

3 C

5 2 Read and circle the correct words.

Example I am

from

1 Reem is

Oman.

on / at / from

.

2 Nahla has

Jordan / Jordanian .

long hair / hair long

3 Tom and Helen

British.

am / are / is

4 Ali has

.

5 Faiz has an English class

6 What time

9 You 10 Majid’s dad

Monday.

Helen have Maths?

7 Rabia never gets up 8 Khalid

eyes brown / brown eyes

9.30.

short dark hair. see beautiful mountains in Oman. a newspaper every day.

on / in / at do / is / does on / in / at have / having / has can / does / are read / reading / reads

10

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3 Read and circle True (T) or False (F).

This is Tarek. He is from Taif in Saudi Arabia. He has a big smile and his hair is black and curly.

This is Lisa. She is from London in England. She’s ten years old. Her father is British but her mother is American.

Tarek likes football and always plays football with his friends at the weekend. He eats bread, cheese, olives and yoghurt for breakfast but he never eats dates. He doesn’t like them.

Lisa has a sister, Sally, and two e. Sally is brothers, Paul and Eddi Eddie is eight. Paul is five and three.

Example Lisa is from London.

T / F

3 Tarek has got dark hair.

T/F

1 Her father is from America. T / F

4 He plays football on Thursday. T / F

2 Her sister is five years old. T / F

5 He has dates for breakfast.

5

T/F

4 Read and answer the questions. Write sentences.

Example

How old are you?

How tall are you?

What’s your nationality?

.

.

2

.

4

What do you eat for lunch?

.

3

What time do you get up?

.

1

Which town are you from?

I am 10 years old

.

5

. 10

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5

Games Lesson 1

1 Read and number.

1 computer speaker 2 remote control 3 DVD 4 games console 5 screen 6 keyboard 7 mouse

1

2 Listen and circle.

Is this yours?

Yes, it is.

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Is this yours?

No, it isn’t.

1 Reading: associate verbal with visual information 2 Listening: understand basic information in short dialogues

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Are these yours?

Yes, it is.

No, it isn’t.

Yes, they are.

No, they aren’t.

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1

2

4

3

5

4 Ask and answer.

Is this yours?

Phrase bank

Are these yours?

No it isn’t. It’s … .

3 Listening: understand the main ideas in a dialogue 4 Speaking: ask and answer questions about a familiar topic

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No, they aren’t.

They’re … .

Is this yours?

Yes, it is.

No, it isn’t.

Are these yours?

Yes, they are.

No, they aren’t.

Whose is this?

It’s mine.

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Lesson 2 1 Listen and number.

I’

2 Ask and answer.

What are you doing?

I’m … .

3 Read and circle True (T) or False (F).

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1 Tom is at Ali’s house.

T/F

2 They are playing computer games.

T/F

3 Tom thinks it’s fun.

T/F

4 Tom is winning the games.

T/F

Hi Mike, Ali is at my house today. We’re pl aying games on my games cons ole and eating sandwiches. It ’s great fun. I’m not winning, A li is!

1 Listening: understand the main ideas in short dialogues consisting of two exchanges 2 Speaking: ask and answer questions about a familiar topic 3 Reading: understand specific information in a short text

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e s on ing I’m

5 4 Read and write.

1

_________ are you doing?

2

I’m playing a ________.

Is this _________?

3

No, it _________.

_________ is this?

_________ Tom's.

4

_________ _________ Tom's iPad?

No, it _________. It's _________.

Grammar Focus Talking about possession Is this yours? ______ , it is.

Are these yours? ______ , they aren’t.

Question words ______ are these? They are mine. ______ are you doing? I’m playing a game.

Phonics A B C

5 Look, listen and say.

ay/ai ay/ai ay/ai 6 Listen and tick the words with the ay/ai sound as in say.

1

2

Monday

4

3

Omani

holiday

train

holiday

5

6

rainy

airport

7 Read and say.

His scarf is on his desk at school.

4 Reading; writing: write high frequency words to complete a text at sentence level 5-7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /eɪ/ and the corresponding spellings ‘ay’, ‘ai’

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The Gower’s home Lesson 1

1 Listen and find.

Well done, Tom! Is it ok to swim before I take out the rubbish?

Sure.

Thank you for filling the dishwasher, Helen.

Mum, please can you help me with my homework before I tidy my bedroom?

Of course! Go and get your homework.

2a Look, listen and say.

1

2

3

4

5

6

f 2b Read and match.

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a Tidy my bedroom.

d Take out the bin.

b Fill the dishwasher.

e Set the table.

c Help my brother.

f Help with dinner.

1 Listening; reading: understand the main idea in short dialogues 2a Listening; speaking: produce simple sentences about household chores 2b Reading: understand specific information in short texts

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6 3 Listen, read and match.

2

1

3

4

a helps his brother

d fills the dishwasher

b helps with dinner

e sets the table

c tidies his bedroom

f takes out the rubbish

5

6

4 Read and write.

1

2

3

4

1 Helen before the family eats breakfast.

2 Tom before he goes to school.

3 Tom before he goes to bed.

4 Helen

Phrase bank

I fill the dishwasher before I go to school.

He cleans his teeth after he has breakfast.

before she does her homework.

3 Listening: understand the main idea in short monologues 4 Reading; writing:  understand specific information and write short phrases to complete a written text at sentence level

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Lesson 2 1 Listen and match.

1

2

a Where’s my laptop?

c My laptop is in my bedroom.

b I don’t know.

This is mine.

3

d That’s Dad’s! That laptop is his!

4

2 Listen and circle.

1 Dad says, ‘Where’s mine / my laptop?’

2 Mum says, ‘I don’t know. This is my / mine.’

3 Helen says, ‘Tom, that’s dad’s. That’s his / he laptop.’

4 Tom says, ‘My / mine is in my bedroom. It’s under the bed.’

3 Ask and answer.

How do you help at home?

I…+

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I…+

I…+

1 Listening: understand the main idea and basic information in short dialogues.

2 Listening: recognise intonation patterns and differentiate between sounds in English 3 Speaking: ask and answer simple questions

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c

4 Listen and number. a

6 d

b

e f

5 Read, say and point.

6 Ask and answer.

1 Mine is next to the chair.

4 Hers are under the chair.

2 His is on the chair.

5 His is under the bed.

3 Yours are in the bin.

6 Hers are between the chair and the table.

Where’s the pencil?

It’s on the desk.

Phonics A B C

7 Look, listen and say.

Grammar Focus Express possession.

ow ow ow 8 Listen and tick the words with the ow sound.

1

2

window

4

3

yellow

brown

5

bowl

6

homework snowy

9 Read and say.

His scarf is on his desk at school.

4 Listening, speaking: understand the main idea of a dialogue 5 Speaking: associate verbal with usual information 6 Speaking: ask and answer simple questions about familiar topics 7-9 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /əʊ/ and the corresponding spelling ‘ow’

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The purple laptop is _______.

The green laptop is _______.

The red laptop is _______.

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Revision 3 1a Read and match.

1 remote control

A

2 games console

E

3 screen 4 speakers

B

B

5 laptop

C

D

F

6 DVD

G

7 puzzle

1b Read and write.

1 Are

these

2 Is

games consoles yours? Yes, they laptop yours? No, it

3 Whose are 4 Whose is

. It’s my dad’s.

DVDs? ? It’s

.

Tom’s. .

2 Read and match.

1 fill the dishwasher 2 take out the rubbish

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3 help to cook

5 tidy his bedroom

4 clean the car

6 set the table

A

B

C

D

E

F

1 Reading: vocabulary and number review 2 Reading: vocabulary and grammar and number review

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When do you tidy your bedroom?

3a Listen and match.

I tidy my bedroom before I go to sleep.

1

2

3

4

a eat b read c computer games d homework 3b Ask and answer.

What does Helen do before she eats?

Helen/She helps with dinner.

4 Read and write.

1 Sami: Whose are 2 Majid:

black shoes? They aren’t

.

are next to the chair.

3 Sami: Whose laptop is this? Is it your dad’s?

Majid: Yes, it’s

. My mum has a laptop.

is red.

Phonics A B C

5 Match.

ai/ay ow snowy train yellow Wednesday

3a Listening: understand the main idea in a dialogue about household chores 3b Speaking: review questions and answers about household chores 4 Reading; writing: complete a text at sentence level 5 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /eɪ/ /əʊ/ and the corresponding spellings ‘ai’, ‘ay’ and ‘ow’

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3 s a r s t S au di 1 Story: Read and number.

A

B

C

D

E

F

1 I play with the games console.

2 I set the table.

3 I take out the rubbish.

4 I help at home.

5 I fill the dishwasher.

6 I tidy the living room.

2 Chant: Listen and say.

E! Mine, it’s MIN !

S Hers, it’s HER His, it’s HIS! Mine, fine FINE? fine! Are you I’m rs e st si , rs e ISTERS? H rs? Are they S e st si y e th is re , A His t IS? What is? Wha It’s time rhyme.

And that’s my

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3a Listen and match.

1

3 B

A John

Jack

D

2

4

C

Amy

Fiona

3b Talk about the pictures.

What’s ... doing?

He’s/She’s ... .

What is ... doing?

4 Project

... is ...ing.

My robot helps me to ... .

My robot helps me to wash the car.

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7

Sports day Lesson 1

1 Listen, read and tick ✓.

2 Listen and complete.

I _______ basketball.

kg kg

I _______ swimming.

I _______ judo.

kg kg

3 Read and circle.

1 Max can / can’t lift 100kg.

2 Max can / can’t lift 250kg.

3 Max can / can’t lift 500kg.

kg kg

4 Max can / can’t lift 1000kg.

kg kg

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1 Listening: understand basic information in a short dialogue 2 Listening; writing: understand basic information; write high frequency words 3 Reading: understand specific information in short texts

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7 4 Read and circle True (T) or False (F).

Dear Mr Gower, is a spor ts This Saturday there ere are lots day at the school. Th and 1,000 of races and activities tch. Tom wa to people are coming 20 the 0-metre is in the high jump, nis. race and is playing ten

The letter is for Tom’s father.

T/F

The sports day is on Sunday.

T/F

Lots of people are coming.

T/F

Tom is jumping.

T/F

He isn’t running.

T/F

.

See you on Saturday

Sam Carter Class Teac her

5a Listen and circle.

Phrase bank

Can you play tennis?

Can you jump?

Yes, I can.

No, I can’t.

I can play basketball.

I can’t swim.

Yes, I can.

No, I can’t.

1 Ali can / can’t play tennis.

4 Tom can / can’t jump and run.

2 Majid can / can’t play tennis.

5 Tom can / can’t do judo.

3 Ali can / can’t play basketball.

6 Majid can / can’t swim.

5b Ask and answer.

4 Reading: understand specific information in short simple texts 5a Listening: understand basic information in a short dialogue 5b Speaking: ask and answer simple questions

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Lesson 2 1 Listen and complete.

1 Mary is to Peter.

2 She is Tom. 3 Tom is into the swimming pool.

4 He is He is good.

5 He isn’t

. .

2 Read and write.

1

2

3

Sarah is running.

Sarah

Sarah

5

6

Sarah

Sarah

4

Sarah 46

1 Listening; writing: understand and write in a short dialogue; high frequency words at sentence level 2 Reading; writing: associate text with visual information; complete a written text at sentence level

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7 3a Writing.

1

2

3

Fahd

Fahd

Fahd

4

5

can throw a ball.

Phonics

4 Look, listen and say.

Fahd

nd

nt

5 Look, listen and say.

Fahd

6 Listen and circle the sound.

1 stand up

3b Ask and answer.

2 aunt

nd nt nd nt Can you play tennis?

3 window

Yes, I can.

4 winter

Grammar Focus can and can’t for ability

✓

nd nt nd nt

✓

✗

Tom _______ Ali _______ Majid _______. tennis. ________ . _________ .

7 Read and say.

My friend has cold hands in winter.

3a Writing: write short phrases to complete a written text at sentence level 3b Speaking: ask and answer simple questions about a familiar topic 4-7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /nd/ /nt/ and the corresponding spellings ‘nt’ and ‘nd‘

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At a restaurant Lesson 1

1 Listen and write the number. Listen and say.

How many would you like?

1

3 2

How much is that?

2 Read and write.

1

3

ice-cream 2

5

4

3 Read and write.

1 I’d like ________ burger and ________ chips, please.

2 I’d like ________ chicken sandwich and ________ chips, please.

3 And ________ cheese and salad sandwich, please.

4 I’d like ________ sodas.

5 I’d like two chocolate and ________ vanilla ice-cream, please.

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1 Listening: produce simple sentences about food and drink 2 Reading; writing: associate visual and verbal material 3 Reading; writing: understand specific information in short texts

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8 4a Listen and write. Listen and tick ✓ the drink.

1

2

3

Sarah

Helen

Mary

a Chicken burger and chips b Fish burger and salad c Chicken sandwich

Food

Fatimah

d Cheese and salad sandwich e Egg and salad sandwich f Ice-cream Drinks lemon

c

Sarah

4

soda

orange

✓

Helen Mary Fatimah

4b Read and complete.

1 Sarah would like

a chicken sandwich

2 Helen would like an

and

a lemon juice

.

and an .

3 Mary would

,

and a

and an

.

.

4 Fatimah 5 Ask and answer.

What would you like?

Phrase bank I’d like ... .

4a Listening: understand questions about others 4b Reading; writing: understand specific information in short simple texts; write short simple phrases to complete a written text at sentence level 5 Speaking: ask and answer simple questions about familiar topics

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What would you like?

Would you like a .... or ... ?

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8

Would you like to do this quiz with me?

Lesson 2 1 Read, circle and write.

ch?

What would you like for lun I would like to eat ...

1 bur ger and chips 2 a chicken sandwich 3 a cheese sandwich

yes / no yes / no

4 chips 5 vanilla ice-cream

yes / no

yes / no yes / no

Anything else?

I would like to eat _______________________________

I would like to drink ...

6 orange juice 7 lemon juice 8 soda 9 water 10 milk

2b Read and write.

yes / no yes / no yes / no

Anything else?

I would like to drink _______________________________

2a Say, tick ✓ or cross ✗. Write.

Chicken burger and chips Cheese and salad sandwich Egg and salad sandwich Anything else?

yes / no yes / no

Helen ✗

What would you like for lunch?

You

Friend 1

Friend 2

✗ ✓ ice-cream

What my friends would like to eat at lunch.

1 Helen would like to eat ________ ____________.

2 _____ would like to eat ____ _____________.

3 _________________ ____________.

4 _________________ ____________.

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1 Reading: understand the main idea in a reading text 2a Listening; speaking: ask and answer questions about familiar topics 2b Reading; writing: understand specific information in short simple texts; write short simple sentences to pass on basic information about other people

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3a Listen and write. Read and say.

We’re going to the museum today. What would you like to eat and drink for lunch?

How many?

How many would like ...?

6

1 An egg sandwich 2 A cheese and tomato sandwich

____

3 A chicken sandwich

____

4 A burger and chips

____

5 A soda

____

6 Juice

3b Ask and answer.

Phonics A B C

4 Look, listen and say.

ck

nk

5 Listen and say the word.

6 Listen and circle the sound.

1 black

2 freckles

3 drink

4 monkey

Grammar Focus Quantity: much/many How _________ is that?

ck nk ck nk ck nk ck nk 7 Read and say.

‘I think it’s one o’clock,’ said the black monkey.

3a Listening; speaking: associate verbal with visual information 3b Reading; writing: understand the main idea in short simple texts; complete information 4-7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /ck/ /nk/ and the corresponding spellings ‘ck’, ‘nk'

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How _________ egg sandwiches?

How _________ sodas?

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Revision 4 1 Listen, tick ✓ or cross ✗.

2 Read. Circle True (T) or False (F).

Tom can run 200 metres but he can’t lift 100 kg.

Ali can run 100 metres but he can’t jump two metres.

Tom can throw a ball 10 metres but he can’t skip.

Ali can do judo but he can’t jump three metres.

1 Ali can run 100 metres.

T/F

2 Tom can throw a ball 10 metres. T / F

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3 Ali can’t jump three metres.

T /F

4 Tom can’t run 200 metres.

T/F

1 Listening; speaking: review the structures can’t and would like 2 Reading: understand specific information in short texts

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3 Listen and circle.

1 burger and chips / chicken sandwich and chips

4 cheese and salad sandwich / chicken burger and chips

2 chocolate ice-cream / vanilla ice-cream

5 vanilla ice-cream / lemon ice-cream

3 soda / water

6 orange juice / water

4 Read and say in pairs.

What would Mary/Peter like to eat/drink?

He/She’d like ... .

Phonics A B C

5 Listen and number. never mind ___

three o’clock ___

thanks ___ country ___

3 Listening: understand specific information 4 Speaking: ask and answer questions about food 5 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /nk/, /nd/, /k/, /nt/ and the corresponding spellings ‘nk’, ‘nd’, ‘ck’, ‘nt’

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4 s a r s t S au di 1

1 Story: Read and write.

The cat and lion can climb.

The dog can’t climb.

2 Chant: Listen and say.

Can you throw?

Yes or no?

Yes, I can.

And so can Dan. I can jump, I can’t run.

I can swim. It’s great fun.

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3 3a Listen and match.

1

2 4

a Dad says, ‘You can’t skip and jump here.’ b Rob says, ‘I can jump.’ Mikey says, ‘I can skip.’ c Mikey says, ‘I’d like some chocolate ice-cream, please.’ Rob says, ‘I’d like a burger and chips please.’ d Dad says, ‘I’d like some chicken and chips, please.’

3b Talk about the pictures.

What’s ... doing?

What can’t you do at a restaurant?

What can ... do?

He’s ... .

4 Project: Write a menu for a restaurant. Draw the food.

Write the prices.

He can ... .

You can’t ... .

Menu

What would you like?

Would you like ... or ... ?

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5 s it n U : 2 k c e h c s s re g Pro

–8

1 Find and number the pictures. You don’t need all the words.

Example A

This is

2

.

C

This is

B

.

This is D

.

.

There are E

These are

.

This is

.

5

2 Read and circle the correct words.

Example How much is

this

?

these / those /this

1 How __________ burgers?

much / many / more

2 Do you have _____ soda?

many / an / any

3 Would you like chocolate ____ vanilla?

but / not / or

4 Can ______ swim?

you / me / them

5 I can run ______ I can’t jump.

not / or / but

6 Sarah _________the ball.

throwing / throws / throw

7 Is Fahd ________ football now?

plays / playing / play

8 Tom __________.

jumping / jumped / jump

9 Yes, I __________.

can’t /not / can

10 No, I __________.

not / can / can’t

10

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3 Read and circle True (T) or False (F).

Example

1 2 3 4 5

He’s having a burger and chips, a soda and an ice-cream. T / F He jumps but he isn’t skipping. T / F He runs and he does weightlifting. T / F She’s having a sandwich and chips and two sodas. T / F He’s having two ice-creams and two sodas. T / F He can catch a ball but he can’t play tennis. T / F

1

2

3

4

5

5 4 Read and answer the questions. Write sentences.

What can they do?

What can’t they do?

John and Paul do judo every Thursday. They are learning to play tennis. They are not very good. John wins the running race at school every year. John is not very good at catching balls. Paul doesn’t like running, he is always last! Paul likes to play basketball. He always wins.

Sally is good at swimming. She always comes first. She likes skipping and is very good at jumping. She doesn’t like games with balls. Sally’s best friend Cathy likes ball games but can’t catch balls! Cathy can lift 50 kg! Sally and Cathy are very good at running.

Example What can John and Paul do?

John and Paul/They can do judo .

1 What can’t John and Paul do?

2 What can John do?

.

John/He

.

3 What can’t John do?

.

4 What can Paul do?

.

5 What can’t Paul do?

.

6 What can Sally do?

Sally/She

.

7 What can’t Sally do?

.

8 What can Cathy do?

.

9 What can’t Cathy do?

.

10 What can Cathy and Sally do?

. 10

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1 1

Welcome back Read and complete.

1 eiemYn

Yemeni

2 aiOmn 3 iishrBt 4 iuadS aiarAbn 5 eiaAmrcn 6 oaiaJrnnd 2 Read and write.

1 I’m

What’s your nationality?

Bahraini

2 I’m

3 I’m

3 Read and correct. Complete.

2

Britain Oman Saudi Arabia Qatar

H

B

S B

1 helen is from

britain.

she is

2 sarah is 3 nayla

4 I’m

3

4

1

british.

S Q

4 aala

1 Reading: differentiate between the pronunciation of similar sounds in English 2 Writing: complete short texts at sentence level 3 Reading; writing: spell accurately; recognise the rules of punctuation

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1 4 Read and complete.

Omani American Kuwaiti Yemeni 1 In Yemen there are markets. You 2 America has mountains. You

can

go shopping in

Yemeni

markets.

take photos of the

mountains.

3 In Kuwait you

see mosques. The

mosques are

beautiful.

4 Oman has ports. You

see big boats in

ports.

5 Read and match.

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1

Hi, how are you?

a I’m Saudi Arabian.

2

Where do you come from?

b

I’m fine, thanks.

3

What’s your nationality?

c

I’m Helen.

4

What’s your name?

d

I’m from Bahrain.

1 Reading; writing: spell accurately and complete a written text at sentence level 2 Reading: understand the main idea of a dialogue

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1 Phonics 6 Write the words in the correct box.

c h e e s e f a t h e r E m i r a t i t e a c h e r c a r b e a c h a/ar

ee/ea

______________________

______________________

______________________

______________________

______________________

______________________

7 Match and write.

a/ar ee/ea 1 t____cher 2 pl____se 3 grandf____ther 4 ____fternoon

6/7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /aː/, /ɪə/ and the corresponding spellings ‘a/ar’, ‘ee/ea’

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2

New friends

1 Read and write. black blonde brown curly long short

1 She has

hair.

2 She has

hair.

3 She has

hair.

2 Read and match.

e eyes and Maria has blu isn’t wearing freckles. She as glasses. She h

hair.

3 Write. dark / He / brown / hair / has / .

He has dark brown hair.

1 tall / is / He / .

2 best / friend / my / He’s / .

3 Zaki / name / is / His / .

4 black / short / He / hair / has / .

5 green / She / eyes / has / .

6 glasses / She / wear / doesn’t / .

7 hair / She / blonde / has / long / .

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2 4 Read and draw.

Sam is 11 years old. He has short light brown hair and green eyes.

He isn’t wearing glasses and he doesn’t have freckles.

5 Draw and write.

My name is I’m have ….

4 Reading: understand specific information in short simple texts 5 Writing: write short simple words and phrases to complete a paragraph

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. years old. I

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2 6a Write. b

l ue

1 g 4 g l

e

ye s

en

e

e

se

2 l

g

5 f r

h

r

3

url

ai

kle

6b Read and match. a

b

c

d

e

Phonics 7 Write the words in the correct box. smile pupil time museum computer ride

u

i/i _ e

____________________

____________________

____________________

____________________

____________________

____________________

8 Match and write. u i/i _ e

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1 ___ce cream

3 p___pil

2 dr___ve

4 j ___ice

6a Writing: spell accurately familiar words and phrases 6b Reading; writing: associate visual and verbal information 7/8 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /ʊː/, /aɪ/ and the corresponding spellings ‘u’ and ‘i’

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2

Revision 1 1a Read and complete.

1 ycurl

curly

2 ownbr

3 ackbl

4 ortsh

5 iishBrt

6 mnOai

1b Read and write. Match.

1 Faid has

curly

brown

hair. He is wearing glasses.

He is 2 Jack has

. hair. He has freckles.

He is

.

2 Draw and write.

My name’s Abdullah.

I have brown eyes. I have short brown hair. I wear glasses. I’m tall.

I’m from Yemen. I’m Yemeni.

My

1a Reading; writing: review vocabulary and spell words accurately 1b Reading: understand specific information in a paragraph-length text 2 Reading: review specific information about appearance in a short text

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2 3 Write.

Her name is Rula.

Rula / Her / is / name / .

1 friend / my / She’s / best / .

2 tall / She / is / .

3 is / She / Jordanian /.

4 freckles / has / She / .

5 name’s / Fatimah / My / .

6 not / wearing / I’m / glasses / .

Phonics 4 Circle the sound for each word.

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1 cheese

a/ar

ee/ea

u

i/i_e

2 museum

a/ar

ee/ea

u

i/i_e

3 rice

a/ar

ee/ea

u

i/i_e

4 beach

a/ar

ee/ea

u

i/i_e

5 father

a/ar

ee/ea

u

i/i_e

6 smile

a/ar

ee/ea

u

i/i_e

3 Reading; writing: understand and re-order sentences to complete short sentence-level text containing personal information 4 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /aː/, /ɪə/, /uː/, /aɪ/ and the corresponding spelling ‘a/ar’, ‘ee/ea’, ‘u’, ‘i’

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My day

1 Read and match. get up

walk to school

eat breakfast

pack a bag

brush my teeth

set the table

2

1

3

5

4

6

2 Read and order. a I go to bed at 9 o’clock. b I eat my breakfast at 6:30. c I brush my teeth in the morning. d I do my homework at 4:30. e I walk to school at 7:45. f I get up at 6:15.

1

1 Writing: spell words accurately 2 Reading: understand specific information in short simple texts

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Think and tick ✓. Complete the sentences.

Saturday

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

1 I

every day.

2 I

on Saturday to Wednesday.

Thursday

Friday

4 Read and write. in on at Saturday

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

morning school

morning school

morning school

morning school

morning school

morning 10:00 zoo

morning

afternoon

afternoon

afternoon 2:00 afternoon visit museum

afternoon 3:15 doctor

afternoon

afternoon 6:00 picnic

1 Helen goes to school

Saturday to Wednesday.

2 She visits the museum

Monday.

3 She visits the museum

2:00.

4 She goes to the doctors

Wednesday.

5 She goes to the zoo

Thursday.

6 She goes to the zoo

the morning.

7 She goes to a picnic

the afternoon.

8 She goes to the picnic

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on

6:00.

3 Reading; writing: spell accurately and complete a written text at sentence level; associate visual information 4 Reading; writing: write short simple words to complete a sentence about activities; understand specific information in short simple texts

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31 5 Read and correct. in on at every day Y e 1 you get up Every day.

2 you eat your breakfast on the morning.

3 you brush your teeth in 6:15.

4 you get dressed in 6:25.

5 you brush your hair on 6:30.

6 you pack your bag in saturday to wednesday.

Phonics 6 Read and circle the words with the ng sound.

7 Complete the THREE words that have the ng sound.

1 snorkelling

1 walki___

2 shopping mall

2 beach___

3 invitation

3 greeti___s

4 spring

4 newspap___

5 geography

5 homework___

6 eighteen

6 lo___

7 camping 8 long

5 Reading; writing: apply basic rules of punctuation; correct errors 6/7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /ŋ/ and the corresponding spelling ‘ng’

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Breakfast

1 Read and write. ofecfe

coffee

1 gseg

2 tsade

3 sheece

4 noyeh

5 mja

6 rabed

2 Read and find. Match. a b

c d

e

c o f f e e c i s p h

n r h p b n h o n e y

y a k d r c a l q n o

t n n u e d c i w c g

o g c t a t s v v d h

h e d o d a t e s t u

k j a m t e d s k v r

n u c n o g t x n h t

c i s p h g v i c c l

t e h r o g c t a k x

f

g

h i

j

I like bread and cheese.

It’s delicious.

3 Read and write.

I like

w c h e e s e v d s v

.

It’s really delicious.

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1 Writing: spell accurately familiar words 2 Reading: associate verbal and visual information 3 Writing: write high frequency words to complete a written text at sentence level

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4 4 Read and write. always sometimes never

1 Helen

For breakfast I have yoghurt and jam every day. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday I have eggs. I don’t eat olives.

has eggs for breakfast.

2 She

has olives.

3 She

has yoghurt and jam.

5 Read, tick ✓ or cross ✘.

1 Sarah never drinks orange juice.

2 She always eats cheese.

For breakfast I have bread and cheese and I drink orange juice every day. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday I have eggs. I don’t have jam.

3 Sometimes she eats eggs.

4 She always has jam.

6 Write about you.

I always have I sometimes have I never have

for breakfast. for breakfast. for breakfast.

4 Reading; writing: understand specific information in a short simple text and complete about meals 5 Reading: understand specific information in a short simple text about meals 6 Writing: write high frequency words to complete a written text at sentence level

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4 7 Read, ask and write.

What do you have for breakfast?

I sometimes have yoghurt but I never have dates.

Always Your father

Your mother

Sometimes Your father

Your mother

Never Your father

Your mother

Bread Cheese Olives Eggs Orange juice Yoghurt Jam

Phonics 8 Read and circle the words with the sk/sc or sq spelling.

1 skirt

5 Qatari

2 mosque

6 scarf

3 classroom

7 breakfast

4 second

8 school

9 Complete TWO words that have the sc/sk spelling. Complete ONE word that has the sq spelling.

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1 mos___e

4 ___arf

2 de___

5 ___ort

3 Yeme___

6 ___irt

7 Speaking and writing: interact in a simple way by asking and answering questions about a familiar topic 8/9 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /sk/ and the corresponding spelling ‘sk/sc’, ‘sq’

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Revision 2 1

Read and complete.

yoghurt

2 tdsae

3 cffoee

4 shbru

my teeth

5 tes

the table

6 wsha

my face

1 ghtyruo

2 Read and write. Match.

A

B

1 Sarah

sets

C

the table every morning. She eats

2 Asma eats

for breakfast every day. She

for lunch every day. her teeth every

morning and evening.

3 Badriah never drinks

. She always

her face every morning

and evening.

What do you do every day?

I get dressed!

3 Write. Match.

1 every day / What / you / do / ?

a Sunday / football / play / I / . / on

What do you do every day?

2 breakfast / What / do / eat / you / ?

3 drink / never / What / you / do / ?

c always / brush / hair / my / I / every day / .

I always brush my hair every day.

4 play / sport / When / you / do / ?

b coffee / never / drink / . / I

d sometimes / I / eggs / breakfast / for / . / eat

1 Writing: review and spell unit vocabulary accurately 2 Reading; writing: review and complete sentences about household chores 3 Reading; writing: understand the main idea and sequence phrases to complete sentence-level texts

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4 4 Draw and write.

Every day

Always

Sometimes

Never

Eat or drink Routine

What do you eat or drink every day?

I always drink water. I sometimes eat eggs. I never drink milk.

What are your routines every day?

I always wash my face. I sometimes set the table. I never do my homework in the morning.

Phonics 5 Circle the sound for each word.

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1 school

ng sc/sk sq

2 evening

ng sc/sk sq

3 scarf

ng sc/sk sq

4 shopping

ng sc/sk sq

5 desk

ng sc/sk sq

6 mosque

ng sc/sk sq

4 Reading; writing: understand, review and write about personal habits and routines 5 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /ŋ/, /sk/ and the corresponding spellings ‘ng’, ‘sc’, ‘sk’, ‘sq’

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Games

1 Read, match and write. speakers screen games console keyboard mouse remote control computer DVD 1

2

3

4

6

7

8

computer 5

2 Read and match.

1

Whose is this?

a

It’s a games console.

2

Is this yours?

b

No, it isn’t.

3

What’s this?

c

It’s Ali’s.

1 Reading and writing: associate verbal with visual information; spell familiar words accurately 2 Reading: understand the main point of short simple texts

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51 3 Read and complete. aren’t Is is isn’t It’s Whose 1

is this?

3

2

this yours?

Are these yours?

No, it

No, they They’re Majid’s.

.

.

Tom’s.

4 Read and correct. it is yes

Yes, it is. yours is this

it no isn’t

whose this is

majid’s it’s

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3 Reading and writing: understand and complete specific information in a short simple text 4 Writing: apply basic rules of punctuation

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51 5 Write the letters.

1

2

g

me

on

le

3

r

e

ea

e

4

m

s

s

s

6 Read and write.

1

Yes, it is.

Is this yours?

2

?

It’s mine.

3

?

It’s a DVD.

4

?

No, they aren’t.

Phonics 7 Read and circle the words with the ay/ai as in say.

8 Complete the THREE words that have ay/ai as in say.

1 Tuesday

1 Frid___

2 speakers

2 str___ght

3 always

3 motorbik___

4 Kuwaiti

4 rest___rant

5 mountain

5 tomat___

6 holiday

6 pl___

7 Emirates 8 rainy 5 Writing: spell accurately familiar words 6 Writing: write short simple phrases to complete sentences 7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /eɪ/ and the corresponding spellings ‘ay’, ‘ai’

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The Gower’s home

1 Read and complete.

I fill the dishwasher

1

dishwasher fill I the

2

rubbish out the takes he

.

3

her bedroom she tidies

.

4

table the sets he

.

5

brother his he helps

.

6 with dinner she helps

.

.

2 Read and match.

1

Where’s the green laptop?

a

The black shoes are mine!

2

Whose are these black shoes?

b

It’s in his bedroom.

3

Where are dad’s glasses?

c

4

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Which are mum’s glasses?

d

These are hers!

His glasses are on the table.

1 Reading; writing: understand short texts about family chores; recognise basic rules of punctuation; spell familiar words accurately 2 Reading: understand the main points in short simple texts about familiar objects

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6 3 Look and write. read a book play do my homework

1

I set the table before I eat

breakfast/lunch/dinner.

How do you help at home?

2

3

4

4 Read and correct. Complete.

H 1 helen fills dishwasher the before plays she

Helen fills the dishwasher before she plays.

2 sarah takes the out bin before she does homework her

3 nayla table sets the before eats she lunch

4 aala dinner cook helps before the table sets she

3 Writing: spell accurately and complete a written text at sentence level; apply basic rules of punctuation 4 Reading; writing: understand and order sentences; apply basic rules of punctuation

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6 5 Read and complete.

in under between on

1 The lettuce is

under

2 The olives are

the tomato. the table.

3 The glass of orange juice is 4 The honey is

my hand. the coffee and olives.

Phonics 6 Read and circle the words with the sound ow.

1 motorbike

5 snowy

2 window

6 walking

3 homework

7 dishwasher

4 show

8 bowl

7 Complete the THREE words that have the ow sound.

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1 b___l

4 tr___sers

2 y___ghurt

5 wind___

3 yell___

6 chick___

5 Reading; writing: complete a written text at sentence level; associate visual and verbal information 6-7 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /əʊ/ and the corresponding spelling ‘ow’

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Revision 3

How do you help me at home?

1 Write.

6

1 take / rubbish / I / out / . / the

2 fill / dishwasher / the / . / I

3 table/ set / . / I / the

4 clean / car / the / . / I

I tidy my bedroom.

2 Draw and write.

Draw a picture of your bedroom. Use the words to write where your things are. under in on between next to

My bedroom

My desk is under the window.

My chair is next to my desk.

1 Reading: review sentences about household chores 2 Writing: revise location and common household objects by writing short texts at sentence level

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6 3a Read and complete. smgea cnsloeo

games console

1 gmea

2 lptaop

3 kpssreae

4 ftllooa btsoo

3b Read and write. Match. a

b

c

d

1 Whose are these? They are expensive! They’re mine.

They are my

.

2 Is this yours? This grey one. No, it isn’t.

It’s Ali’s grey

.

3 Whose are these? They are not clean!

They’re Tom’s

.

4 Is this Helen’s? No, it isn’t. Hers is under the bed.

This is my

.

Phonics 4 Circle the sound for each word.

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1 play

ay/ai ow

4 show

ay/ai ow

2 bowl

ay/ai ow

5 Monday

ay/ai ow

3 rainy

ay/ai ow

6 train

ay/ai ow

3a Writing: spell high frequency words accurately 3b Writing: review the language of possession and ownership 4 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /eɪ/, /əʊ/ and the corresponding spelling ‘ay’, ‘ai’, ‘ow’

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Sports day

1 Read and write. five hundred

500

ninety nine fifty two

one hundred and seventy five

two thousand

nine hundred and ten

two thousand three hundred 2 Read and write. catching diving jumping lifting running skipping throwing 1

3

2

4

5 7 6

3 Write.

1 are / doing / what / you

What are you doing?

2 a / throwing / Ali / is / ball 3 diving / Tom / swimming pool / into / is / the 4 basketball / Majid / is / playing 1 Reading; writing: associate verbal with usual information 2 Reading; writing: associate verbal with visual information; spell familiar words accurately 3 Writing; reading: understand and write short simple sentences

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71 4 Read and match.

a

b

1 one hundred and fifty 2 one thousand 3 one hundred and ten

d

c

4 two hundred and fifty 5 fifty 6 five hundred

f

e

e

f

5 Read and circle.

1 The long race is one hundred / thousand metres.

2 The short race is one hundred / thousand metres.

3 In the swimming pool the diving is ten / fifty metres.

4 The weightlifting is two hundred / thousand and fifty kilograms.

5 You can play three / four sports with a ball.

School sports day The races are: 100 metres 500 metres and 1,000 metres In the swimming pool there is: 10 metre diving and a 50-metre rac e There is : High jump – can anyone jump 1.5 metres?

Weightlifting – can anyone lift 250 kg?

And football, basketball, tennis and judo.

6 Write about you.

I can and I can I can’t and I can’t

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4 Reading: understand specific information and associate verbal with visual information 5 Reading: understand specific information in a short simple text 6 Writing: write short simple sentences to pass on personal information

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71 7 Read and write can or can’t.

1 The boy

can

swim.

2 The boy

can't

jump.

3 The girl _____ throw the ball.

4 The boy _____ play tennis.

5 The boy _____ lift 250kg.

6 The boy _____ dive.

7 The boy _____ play basketball.

8 The girl _____ skip.

Phonics 8 Write the words in the correct column. elephant and sandals restaurant sandcastle aunt nd _______________

nt _______________

_______________

_______________

_______________

_______________

9 Match and write. nd nt 1 wi___er 2 gra___father 3 i___eractive 4 seco___

7 Reading; writing: associate verbal with visual information; understand and complete the main point in short texts 8-9 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /nd/, /nt/ and the corresponding spellings ‘nd’, ‘nt’

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8

At a restaurant

1 Read and write. a some an 1 I’d like please.

chips,

3 I’d like please.

sodas,

2 I’d like please.

burger,

4 I’d like please.

ice-cream,

2 Find and circle. Write. bcvburgerabschipsehdbsandwichdbcheesecvsodawhegice-creamhebd 1

2

3

5

6

burger 4

3 Read and write.

What would they like to eat?

1 Ali would like

a burger, some chips and a soda.

2 Majid would like

3 Mohammed

What would you like to eat?

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4 I would like

1 Listening: differentiate between the pronunciation of similar sounds in English 2 Reading; writing: recognise basic rules of punctuation; spell familiar words accurately 3 Reading; writing: spell accurately and complete a written text at sentence level

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8 4 Read and match.

1

Would you like chocolate or vanilla?

a

2 Would you like orange or lemon?

b

3 Would you like a burger or a

c

cheeseburger?

Orange please.

A cheeseburger please.

Vanilla please.

5 Read and ask. Write.

Menu

Mum

Dad

Grandmother

Grandfather

What would you like to eat?

1 My mum would like 2 My dad would like 3 My grandmother would like 4 My grandfather would like

4 Reading:  understand specific information in short simple texts 5 Reading; writing:  write short simple sentences to pass information about other people

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8 6 Read and match.

1

How much is that?

a

I’d like some sodas.

2

Do you have any juice?

b

That’s twenty riyals, please.

3

What would you like?

c

Yes, we do, Would you like orange or lemon juice?

4

How many would you like?

d

I’d like two chicken sandwiches please.

7 Read and complete. many much some any else 1

Do you have

3

How

5

Anything

any ice-cream? ice-creams would you like?

2

How

4

I’d like

is that?

please.

sodas,

?

Phonics 8 Write the words in the correct box. drink pack black freckles pink monkey ck

nk

9 Match and write. ck nk

_______________ _______________

1 chi___en

_______________ _______________

2 tha__ you

_______________ _______________

3 lu__y 4 dri___

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6 Reading: understand specific information in short simple texts 7 Reading; writing: understand specific information in short simple texts; write high frequency words to complete a written text at sentence level 8-9 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /k/, /nk/ and the corresponding spellings ‘ck’, ‘nk’

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Revision 4 1a Read and complete.

1 bgrure

burger

2 hcpsi

3 sdoa

4 llnvaia

5 lecchooat

6 chsdnaiw

1b Read and write. Match. a

b

1 Angela has a

burger

. She has a

to drink and a

ice-cream.

2 Reem has a

. She has a

to drink and a

ice-cream.

2 Draw and write.

I can and

.

.

1a Writing: spell familiar words accurately 1b Writing: associate verbal with visual information and complete short simple texts 2 Writing: write information about personal abilities

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What can’t you do?

I can’t and

What can you do?

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egg / Do / you / sandwiches / any / have / ?

Do you have any egg sandwiches?

1 many / sandwiches / egg / How / ?

2 two / I’d / like / please / .

3 chicken / sandwiches / Do / you / have / any / ?

4 else / Anything / ? / Yes / . /

5 ice-cream / Would / like / you / vanilla / chocolate / or / ?

4 Phonics. Circle the sounds for each word.

1 hand nd nt ck nk

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2 Chicken

nd nt ck nk

3 think

nd nt ck nk

4 aunt

nd nt ck nk

3 Writing: review questions about food items 4 Phonics: recognise and produce the sound(s) /nd/, /nt/, /k/, /nk/ and the corresponding spellings ‘s’, ‘nd’, ‘nt’, ‘ck’, ‘nk’

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Picture dictionary a

c

activities

catching

always

Saturday ✓ Sunday ✓ Monday ✓ Tuesday ✓ Wednesday ✓ Thursday ✓ Friday ✓

b basketball

dishwasher

diving

cheese chips

DVD

f chocolate ice-cream

fill

clean Bahrain coffee before

best friend blonde

cook

g

curly

game

d dark

Britain

games console

dates get dressed

brush burger

football boots

delicious glasses

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h

j

m

help

jam

metre

hers

Jordan

high jump

judo

his

jumping k

honey

homework

kilogram

Kuwait

i international

lift

never

Saturday ✗ Sunday ✗ Monday ✗ Tuesday ✗ Wednesday ✗ Thursday ✗ Friday ✗

o olives

Oman

light

long

ipad

n

newspaper

l hungry

mine

long jump

p project

puzzle

r race

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remote control

routines Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Monday

rubbish bin

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

sometimes

speakers

t

USA

v

W

take out

sandwich tall

wash

weightlifting

Saudi Arabia

screen

Saturday Sunday swimming Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

vanilla ice-cream

running

s

under

solve

teeth

win

set

short

tennis

throwing

skipping

y Yemen

yoghurt

tidy yours

smile u soda

UAE

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‫ معارف ومهارات اللغة اإلنجليزية للصف السادس االبتدائي‬7/6 ‫الحد‬ By the end of grade six students will be able to: ‫األدنى‬ × × × × × × ×

× × × × ×

Listening and Speaking

× ×

× × × × × ×

Describe location (on, in, under, next to, between, opposite, in front of, behind).

Talk about possession using possessive pronouns (mine, yours, his, hers), Whose and the Possessive Case ('s).

Talk about different types of homes and different items in a house using There is / There are.

Identify and talk about food.

Order at a restaurant using I'd like.

Give directions.

Talk about rules using the imperative.

Use subject and object personal pronouns (I, you, he, etc. / me, you, him, etc.).

Identify places in a town using the Past Simple of the verb to be.

Talk about the different times of the day (in the afternoon, in the evening).

Use prepositions of time (in, on, before, at, after).

Talk about the past and describe past experiences using the Past Simple of the verb to be and There was / There were / There wasn't / There weren't.

Talk about past activities and events (Past Simple of regular and irregular verbs).

Make comparisons, e.g. people, animals, using the comparative and superlative form.

Talk about future plans using going to.

Use conjunctions (because, and, but, then).

Use intensifiers (so, very).

Follow a simple text while listening to the audio recording.

Understand the main idea and/or basic information in short monologues or dialogues.

× × × ×

Reading

×

× × × ×

Recognise and produce the consonant sound /f/: ph /f/ as in "photo", gh /f/ as in "laugh".

Recognise and differentiate between the endings of third person singular Present Simple: /s/ as in "walks", /z/ as in "reads" , / ɪz / as in "teaches".

Recognise and produce long vowels: ea /i:/ as in "teacher", ee /i:/ as in "tree", /aɪ/ as in "rice", /aɪ/ as in "pie", /eɪ / as in "play", /eɪ as in "train".

Recognise and produce some English digraphs oa /əʊ/ as in "goat" and ow /əʊ/ as in "yellow", ou /aʊ/ as in "mouth" and ow /aʊ/ as in "brown" ow /əʊ/ as in "window" and ow /aʊ/ as in "town", ere /ə/ as in "where", air as in "hair" and ear as in "wear".

Recognise and produce some English digraphs: oi /ɔɪ/ as in "oil" and "toy".

Recognise and produce long vowels and the schwa sound: /ɑː/ as in "car", /ɔː/ as in forty", /ə/as in "brother".

Recognise and produce long vowels: /ju:/ as in "huge" and as in "barbecue", /ɜː/ as in "purse" and as in "bird".

Recognise and produce consonant endings: nk /ŋk / as in "bank", /ŋ/ as in "spring", /k/ as in "clock", /nd/ as in "sand", /nt/ as in "tent".

Recognise and produce the consonant blend: (/sk/ as in "skate, square and scarf").

Recognise the silent gh as in "night" and the silent k as in "knee".

Ask questions using What, Who, Where, Why, Whose.

Identify countable and uncountable nouns (some - any) and ask and answer about quantity using How much and How many.

Identify and talk about family and friends using the verb to be (Affirmative, Negative, Questions, Short Answers), the verb to have and possessive adjectives, can/can’t Tell the time (o' clock, half past, a quarter to, a quarter past).

Talk about everyday activities using the Present Simple (Affirmative – Questions – Short answers – Negative) and adverbs of frequency (always, sometimes, never).

Talk about occupations.

Talk about activities happening at the moment of speaking using the Present Progressive (Affirmative – Negative – Questions – Short answers).

Talk about sports and household chores.

Read and count cardinal numbers to1000.

Read and comprehend simple sentences and simple texts.

Read simple illustrated stories.

Recognise basic rules of punctuation.

Understand the main idea and specific information in short simple texts.

× × × × ×

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Writing

Associate verbal with visual information.

Apply basic rules of punctuation (e.g. use capital letters, full stops, question marks, exclamation marks).

Write short simple words/phrases to complete a paragraph.

Write simple sentences to convey personal information.

Write short answers to simple questions.

Use the definite and indefinite article (a/an/the).

Link ideas with and, then.

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