Easy 3 - udžbenik

ЗАВОД ЗА УЏБЕНИКЕ – БЕОГРАД

Зорана Ненезић Љубинка Симидријевић

ЕНГЛЕСКИ ЈЕЗИК ЗА 3. РАЗРЕД ОСНОВНЕ ШКОЛЕ

EASY

CONTENTS TOPICS/TITLES REVISION Let’s talk and play Lessons 1 – 6 p.4

LEXICAL AREAS

LANGUAGE

FUNCTION/SKILLS

Selected vocabulary from Easy 2 Introducing the ABC

Good morning! Hello! Hi! My name is…

Stand up! Sit down! Show me..! Count ..!

Is it a...? Yes, it is. No, it isn’t. Do you….?

How old...? What is …?Who is…?

Getting to know and greeting friends.

Responding to commands.

Asking and answering short questions.

Copying, listening to and singing the ABC.

The ABC. Names.

Greetings. Colours.

Classroom furniture Classroom objects

What’s this? A book. A red pen.

Is it a …? Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.

What’s your/ his / her name?

The alphabet song.

Getting to know people. Identifying colours and classroom objects. Asking questions and giving short answers.

Listening, singing, role-play. Writing letters and short words.

SCHOOL Unit 2 Let’s count and play p.12

Numbers 1-20 Age. People at school Classroom activities

Count the…. One, … twenty.

How old …? What are you? How many….?

What are you doing?

Counting people/objects. Talking about current activities. Listening, singing, roleplay. Reading/writing short sentences

SCHOOL Unit 3 What time is English? p.16

The time School subjects Timetables

What time is it? It’s .. I’m sorry I’m late.

Art is at two o clock. Do you like ..? Does s/he like…?

Telling the time. Expressing polite excuses Identifying school subjects and timetables.

Talking about likes and dislikes.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

SCHOOL Unit 4 School friends p.20

Days in a week Playground Facial features Maths homework

What day is it today? It’s Monday.

What are you doing? We are jumping.

I have blue eyes and fair hair.

Two plus ….Ten minus ……Four times two is

Talking about days, school subjects and playground and classroom activities.

Describing people.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

SCHOOL Unit 1 Learning to write p.8

TEST PRACTICE p.24

REVISION OF UNITS 1 - 4

FAMILY & HOME Unit 5 Together at home p.26

Numbers 30-100 Family members Jobs, Furniture House and rooms

Thirty, forty…a hundred.

This is Jill’s mother. She is an architect.

It’s upstairs/downstairs/on the left/right.

It’s in the room/ on the table/under the bed.

I wash my hands in the bathroom.

Counting from 30 – 100. Naming family members and jobs. Talking about rooms and usual house activities. Asking questions and giving short answers.

Listening/ role-play/reading/writing.

FAMILY & HOME Unit 6 It’s December! p.30

Months/Birthdays Christmas/New Year Greetings Winter sports

January, February,.. When is your birthday?

Happy birthday! Merry Christmas! Happy New Year! Here you are. Thank you.

It’s snowing. He has a sledge. He is sledging.

Naming months. Congratulating festivals.

Talking about celebrations. Using polite expressions. Talking about winter activities.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

FAMILY & HOME Unit 7 Morning to night p.34

Morning at home Afternoon at home Evening at home; A telephone call In the kitchen

Good morning /afternoon / evening /night!

I get up at 7 o’clock. A spoon, a plate…Set the table, please! What’s your phone number?

Super! Can she come? No, she can’t.

Connecting time and usual family activities. Naming cutlery and crockery.

Asking for permission. Giving orders.

Expressing pleasure. Making phone calls Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

FAMILY & HOME Unit 8 I’m hungry! p.38

Food Meals Sweets and shopping A story - A surprise party

Vegetables, fruit…breakfast, lunch …

I’m thirsty…hungry… tired.

I can …. - Wow! I don’t like…. We all love…

Can I have…? Yes, here you are. Thank you.

Can I help you? Yes, please.

Naming food and meals.

Expressing sensations, surprise, ability, likes and dislikes. Buying things. Offering help.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

TEST PRACTICE p.42

REVISION OF UNITS 5 – 8

TOPICS/TITLES FUN Unit 9 Dressing up

LEXICAL AREAS

LANGUAGE

FUNCTION/SKILLS

Big/ small clothes New/old clothes Summer/winter clothes Parts of the body

I’m wearing a skirt. It’s too long/big /small…

I ‘m wearing trainers. They are old/new Put on/Take off your…. I’m cold. I’m hot.

I have ten toes… two arms…two legs…

Naming and describing clothes.

Expressing sensations of cold and heat.

Naming parts of the body.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

Indoor games /Toys Computer games Easter activities Seasons

How many… have you got? Whose car is that?

This is my .. That is Jill’s… Let’s play…Can I watch? Don’t talk! Easter eggs…chocolate bunnies! Where is…? in /on /under /behind Spring, summer…. It’s warm in spring.

Naming toys. Talking about possession.

Suggesting an activity. Asking for permission. Talking about Easter activities.

Naming seasons and weather conditions.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

FUN Unit 11 Playing in the park p.52

Objects in the park Playing in the park Activities The weather

Let’s play! What can you see? a seesaw, a swing… What are you doing?

Can you help me? We can teach you.

What’s the weather like? It’s snowing/cold ..

Suggesting an activity. Asking for and offering help. Naming activities and objects in the park. Talking about the weather.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

FUN Unit 12 Let’s have fun! p.56

Watching TV Cinema and films Sports A story – At the Circus

I like sports/ cartoons/ films on TV. What’s on? They are watching a funny film.

What’s your favourite sport? Tennis, rowing…

He’s the best footballer. He is fast/slow.

The clowns are wearing funny clothes.

Talking about TV /cinema/films. Describing current activities.

Naming sports and talking about sports.

Listening to and talking about the story.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

p.44

FUN Unit 10 Playing at home p.48

TEST PRACTICE p.60

REVISION OF UNITS 9 - 12

ANIMALS & PLACES Unit 13 We like animals! p.62

Pet animals Farm animals Zoo animals Animal world

Buddy is Jill’s pet. A dog, a cat, a bird…

There are chickens, sheep… on the farm Lions, giraffes, elephants are wild animals.

Where does a lion live?In in the jungle.

Naming and describing pet/farm/wild animals. Describing a farm/a Zoo. Identifying places where animals live.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

ANIMALS & PLACES Unit 14 Where do you live? p.66

A village A farm A town A big city-London

There is …There are…

Excuse me! Where is..,? It’s near / far from / Thank you. You’re welcome.

Where do you live? What’s your address?.

Describing a village/ farm/town/ city.

Naming institutions in a town. Asking for and giving direction and addresses. Using polite expressions.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

ANIMALS & PLACES Unit 15 This is my street p.70

Streets and shops Traffic signs Public transport A family weekend

There is a book shop, a shoe shop… in this street. The red light is on. Be careful! Let’s ..

A car, a bus, a double decker. Let’s cross the street. How do you go to school? I walk to school. Where do you go at weekends?

Identifying shops and traffic signs, Naming means of transport and commuting. Expressing warnings.

Talking about weekend activities.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

Summer holidays In the village At the seaside A story - Going to the mountains

Where are you going on holiday?

I’m going …. by plane/by train/bus/car They are fishing!! S/he is swimming …

Ouch! I’m afraid/not afraid of..!

Who wants some juice?

Talking about holiday plans, travelling, and summer activities. Expressing sudden pain and fear. Making offers.

Listening to and talking about the story.

Listening/ role-play/reading/ writing.

ANIMALS&PLACES Unit 16 Going on holiday p.74 TEST PRACTICE p.78 Goodbye!

REVISION OF UNITS 13 – 16 Farewell

Have a nice holiday! Have fun!

Saying goodbye.

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X Chris Jill

Mary Jane

Maggie

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John

Danny

Buddy

Unit 1 Learning to write

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right the English alphabet Angle-right greeting people Angle-right classroom objects

Unit 2 Let's count and play!

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right numbers from 1 – 20 Angle-right the number of objects in the classroom Angle-right classroom activities

Unit 3 What time is English?

Here you can study and read about:

Angle-right telling the time Angle-right polite excuses Angle-right school subjects and timetables.

Unit 4 School friends

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right days in a week Angle-right playground activities Angle-right parts of the face

1A

LISTEN AND SING

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A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z. That's the English Alphabet!

That's the English Alphabet!

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A,B,C,D.

Colours RED

LOW YEL

ORANGE

1B PINK

BLUE

WHITE

VIOLET

GREEN

BLACK

BROWN

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LISTEN AND READ

A red pencil and a pink pen.

N LLOO A B A

A blue book and a white notebook.

A BOOK A PENCIL

A brown ruler and a yellow rubber.

A PEN

A NOTEBO

OK

A black pencil case and a green balloon.

Sorry, Mary!

A RULER

A BAG

A PENCIL CASE A green bag and a …Oh…

A RUBBER

Oh…

Hello!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

What's this ?

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1C

A BOARD

AW I ND OW

LISTEN AND READ

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GIRLS

PUPILS BOYS

JILL MARY JANE

JOHN DANNY CHRIS

TEACHER MISS POTTER

A DOOR

A classroom A PUPIL

A CHAIR

A DESK

Look!

It's a classroom.

It's a window.

It's a door.

It's a desk.

It's a chair.

It's a board.

Is it a pencil?

SONG

ASK YOUR FRIEND 10

A CHAIR

No, it isn't.

The ink is black, The paper's white, Together we learn, To read and write, Read and write.

Is it a ruler?

Is it a notebook?

It isn't a pencil!

Yes, it is.

n a me ? r u y s o ' t Wha

His name is Danny.

Her name is Mary.

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LISTEN AND READ

1D y. is Budd e m a n His

A BOY A GIRL Hello! My name is Jill.

A DOG

Mary is a girl and a pupil. Danny is a boy and a pupil. Buddy isn't a pupil. Buddy is a dog.

What's your name?

My name is Mary.

Hello!

I'm John.

My name is Jill.

Oh! It's Buddy.

What's your name?

ASK YOUR FRIEND

What's your name?

My name is Buddy.

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2A LISTEN AND READ

9 TWO

ONE SIX

SEVEN FIFTEEN

FOURTEEN

EIGHT SIXTEEN

NINE

SEVENTEEN

I'm nine, too!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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ELEVEN

NINETEEN

FIVE

TWELVE

THIRTEEN

TWENTY

How old is John?

He's nine, too.

How old are you, Danny?

She's four.

How old is Maggie?

TEN EIGHTEEN

I'm nine.

How old are you, Mary?

THREE

FOUR

NO! I'M NOT. Oh, she's a baby!

How old are you?

I'm six.

I'M NOT A BABY. I'M A LITTLE GIRL!

2B

How many?

LISTEN AND READ

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There is one book.

There is one pencil.

There is one rubber.

There is one ruler.

How many pencils are there?

There are two pencils.

There are two books.

There are five pencils.

There are three rubbers.

There are six rulers.

No! There is one pencil!

RHYME

There's one ball, And here's one ball, And a great, big ball I see.

Shall we count them?

Are you ready?

One, two, three!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

There is only one dog!

How many boards are there in the classroom?

How many desks are there in the classroom?

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2C

e you doing? r a t a h W

LOOK AT ME!

LISTEN AND READ

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I'm reading.

I'm writing.

I'm singing.

I'm sitting.

I'm standing.

What are you doing, Danny?

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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I'm writing.

What are you doing?

No! You are not writing.

You are playing!

I'm not playing.

I'm listening.

2D

? g n i e they do r a t a h W SONG

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One little, two little, three little Indians, four little, five little, six little Indians, seven little, eight little, nine little Indians, ten little Indian boys.

Ten little, nine little, eight little Indians, seven little, six little, five little Iindians, four little, three little, two little Indians, one little Indian boy.

LISTEN AND READ

She is reading.

He is writing.

She is singing.

They are playing.

I'm a little Indian dog!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

What is the teacher doing?

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3A It’s three o’clock.

It’s five o’clock.

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LISTEN AND READ

It’s eight o’clock.

It's eleven o'clock.

She is drawing.

It's nine o'clock.

She is reading.

It's twelve o'clock.

She is playing.

It's two o'clock.

She is singing.

What time is it?

What time is it?

What time is it?

I don't know.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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It's eight o'clock!

It's ten o'clock.

What time is it?

What time is it?

It's twelve o'clock.

It's eight o'clock!

3B

What time is it?

LISTEN AND READ

3B

It's half past nine.

It's half past eleven.

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Good morning, children.

It's time for English!

Who is it?

Come in!

Good morning, Miss.

Good morning, Miss.

I'm sorry, I'm late.

RHYME

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Good morning, John!

It's half past nine!

Sorry, Miss.

My watch is slow.

It's old.

1,2,3,4.

Who is knocking at the door?

5,6,7,8.

I'm sorry, I'm late.

9,10, 9,10.

You are late for school again!

It's all right, John.

Sit down.

It's half past eight!

Who is late?

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3C

My subjects

LISTEN AND READ

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Look at Jill!

She doesn't like Maths.

She likes English.

I like English.

Do you like English?

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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Yes, I do.

Very much!

I'm good at English!

Do you like Maths?

Do you like English?

Does Jill like English?

No, I don't.

I'm bad at Maths.

I like sport.

I'm good at sport.

Yes, she does.

My timetable LISTEN AND POINT

3D Mary is learning Maths.

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Danny is playing basketball.

Danny is learning Science.

John is drawing.

Jill is learning English.

RHYME

English at nine, Science at ten, Maths at eleven, And what then?

Art at one, Sport at two, And then I play ball with you.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

What time is Maths?

English is at nine.

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4A Days

17 LISTEN AND READ

It's Sunday.

What day is it today?

How many days are there in a week?

There are seven days in a week.

Do you go to school on Sunday?

RHYME

When do you go to school?

I go to school on Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,too.

I like the school, don't you?

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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No, I don't.

What day is it today?

Do you go to school on Monday?

Yes, I do.

What day is it?

It's Saturday.

I see my friends, I rest and play I do not go to school today.

Today is Wednesday!

Playground

4B

LISTEN AND READ

18 It's Monday.

Boys and girls are playing in the playground.

Danny and John are playing ball.

Chris and Jane are running.

Jill and Mary are jumping.

Ouch!

What are you doing?

Watch out, Mary!

We are jumping!

No. She is not crying! She is playing!

Look!

She is crying!

SONG

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Girls and boys come out to play, We are playing ball today, Big and small and tall and short, It's a lovely day for sport.

Silly girls!

I'm running!

What are you doing?

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4C

Face

HAIR 19

NOSE

LISTEN AND READ

EYES

EARS HEAD MOUTH

What are you doing?

CHEEKS TEETH

I have long fair hair, blue eyes, small ears, pink cheeks, white teeth, a small nose and a small mouth.

We are playing with Hazel.

Guess! She has Who is Hazel? big ears.

Guess!

She has big ears.

Has she got big eyes?

No, she hasn't.

She has small eyes.

No, she hasn't.

She has long, black hair.

I know.

She's a witch!

Has she got short hair?

A RIDDLE

Over the head And under the hat.

What is that?

(HAIR)

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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Has Jill got black hair?

I have long ears.

Yes! She is my friend, too!

4D It's Friday. It's four o'clock. Jill, Danny, Mary and John are in the classroom. They are talking about homework for Monday – Maths, English and Science.

John likes Science. Danny likes Maths and Science. Mary likes Maths.

Jill likes English. She doesn't like Maths. But Maths is fun.

Look!

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What's for homework?

Maths, English and Science.

I don't like Maths.

I like Maths.

It's easy.

No, it isn't.

English is easy.

Oh, yes.

You are good at English.

Two plus two is four 2+2=4 Four times two is eight.

4x2=8

Maths is fun. Look! There are two girls and two boys. How many eyes are there?

Do you like Maths now, Jill?

Yes, I do.

Maths is fun.

There are eight eyes.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

What is three plus ten? / What is ten minus seven?

Maths is nice, Maths is fun, I can count, From ten to one.

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Jill's test 1 WRITE ABOUT YOU

What’s your name? My name is Jill.

WRITE

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ANSWER

1. What’s this?

It’s a desk.

2. What’s this? It’s a book.

3. Is it a pencil? Yes, it is.

4. Is it a book? No, it isn’t.

4.

2.

1.

3.

COMPLETE WITH boy/girl/pupil/teacher

1.

1. I’m a girl and a pupil.

2. He is a boy and a pupil.

3. She is a teacher.

3.

2.

ANSWER

How old are you? I’m nine.

FIND AND WRITE

How old is Chris? He is eleven.

RTBROWNGWQGREENRYBLUEBROPBLACKMZ brown

How old is Maggie? She is four.

hair nose

It’s seven o’clock.

NOSE

1. eyes 2. ears 3. nose

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blue

desk

mouth

black

ODD ONE OUT

COMPLETE

WRITE

green

EYES

TEETH

CHEEKS MOUTH

EARS HAIR

1

4. teeth

3 4

5. hair 6. mouth 7. cheeks

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7

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Unit 5 Together at home

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right numbers from 30 – 100.

Angle-right family members and jobs Angle-right rooms and furniture

Unit 6 It’s December!

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right months in a year Angle-right birthdays, Christmas and New Year Angle-right winter activities

Unit 7 Morning to night

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right family life Angle-right the time of usual activities Angle-right phone calls

Unit 8 I’m hungry!

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right food and meals Angle-right buying things Angle-right a birthday celebration

5A Jill's father

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Jill's mother

LISTEN AND READ

Hi, Mum! Hi, Grandma!

Hi, Dad! Hi, Grandpa!

Jill's grandfather

Jill's grandmother Jill's brother

We are a big, happy family!

Jill's aunt

Jill's uncle

Jill's sister

TWENTY

THIRTY

TEN

FORTY

FIFTY

SIXTY

Jill's cousin This is Jill's family, too.

Look!

That's Jill's Grandpa.

RHYME

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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SEVENTY How old is he?

EIGHTY

NINETY

He is very old. He is seventy.

I love my mother, I love my father, I love my sister, I love my brother, I love them all and they love me, Everyone can see!

Have you got a brother?

A HUNDRED

I'm Jill's pet.

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This is Jill's mother.

Her name is Linda.

She is an architect.

This is Jill's father.

His name is John.

He is a doctor.

LISTEN AND READ

AN ARCHITECT

This is Jill's cousin.

His name is Tom. He is a pupil.

A DOCTOR

This is Jill's uncle.

His name is Tim. He is an artist.

This is Jill's aunt.

Her name is Ann. She is an actress.

AN ARTIST

AN ACTRESS

A POLICEMAN

A TEACHER

A PILOT

A FARMER

This is Jill's cousin, too.

Her name is Suzy.

She is a pupil.

A PUPIL My aunt Ann is an actress.

Is she beautiful?

My uncle is a pilot.

Yes, she is.

She has red hair and green eyes.

She is tall.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

5B

What are they?

Is your grandpa a farmer?

I have many cousins!

Is he tall?

Yes, he is.

He is very tall.

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5C

use o h A

roof bathroom

window

LISTEN AND READ

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UPSTAIRS

bedroom

bedroom

DOWNSTAIRS

door living room

kitchen

LEFT

RIGHT

This is a beautiful house. It is Jill's home.

Where is the kitchen?

Where?

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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Where do you wash your hands?

Downstairs.

On the right.

I sleep in my house.

? t i W he r e i s

5D A PICTURE

A SHELF

A SOFA

LISTEN AND READ

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A VASE A LAMP

A BED

A FRIDGE

A CUPBOARD

A COOKER

A MIRROR A TOILET

Look at this mess!

Clean it up, please.

The ball is on the bed.

The fridge is in the kitchen.

The bath is in the bathroom.

The sofa is in the living room.

The bed is in the bedroom.

A BATH

The book is under the bed.

What mess?

The pencils are in the vase.

It's Jill's ball.

The notebooks are under the table.

It's Jill's book.

They are Jill's pencils.

They are Jill's notebooks.

Oh, no.

OK Chris.

It's Jill's mess.

Be a good boy and help Jill.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Yes, Mum.

I am under the bed.

Where is the cooker?

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6A January LISTEN AND READ

February March

Months

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July

April

September August

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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May

Novem

October

There are twelve months in a year.

January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and December.

It is December. My birthday is in December.

My brother's birthday is in January.

My sister's birthday is in June.

Here is the cake!

It's so big.

June

ber

Happy birthday, Jill!

Here is a present for you.

Come on, Jill.

Blow out the candles!

Oh, what a lovely pencil case! Thank you, Mary.

Happy birthday!

Make a wish Jill!

When is your birthday?

December

My birthday is in August.

6B

Merry Christmas LISTEN AND READ

CLEAN THE HOUSE

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WRITE GREETING CARDS

TRIM THE TREE

BUY A TREE

BUY PRESENTS

Christmas is near. New Year is near.

Before Christmas mother and father clean the house.

They write greeting cards. They buy a tree. They trim the tree.

They buy presents. They make a cake.

Chris and Jill help mother and father.

Let's make a greeting card. Fold the paper like this, Jill.

OK. You draw Santa Claus on it.

This card is for Grandma.

SONG

ASK YOUR FRIEND

You write Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

We wish you a Merry Christmas, We wish you a Merry Christmas, We wish you a Merry Christmas, And a Happy New Year!

MAKE A CAKE I want to colour the card.

Look!

Oh, no!

Merry Christmas!

What do you say at Christmas?

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6C LISTEN AND READ

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Happy New Year!

Ho, ho, ho!

Merry Christmas, children! There are presents for all good children.

SONG

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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I like Christmas and New Year. There is a big tree in the living room.

There are shiny balls and candles and bells on it.

There are presents under the tree for everybody.

We sing and dance in the living room.

I'm a good girl.

Where is my present?

This teddy bear is for you.

Is this doll for me?

Jingle bells, jingle bells, Jingle all the way.

Oh, what fun it is to ride In a one-horse open sleigh.

When is New Year?

Yes, here you are.

Happy New Year!

Thank you very much!

We love you Santa Claus!

6D LISTEN AND READ

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In the snow It's January. It's cold. It's snowing. The children are in the park.

Mary has a sledge. She is sledging. John has skis. He is skiing.

Jill has skates. Danny has skates, too. They are skating.

Chris and Jane are making a big snowman.

SKATES A SNOWMAN A SLEDGE

SKIS Let's make a snowman in the park!

Look! It's snowing!

Great!

Let's go!

It's cold.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Is it cold?

It's cold!

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g! n i n r mo

LISTEN AND READ

I get up at seven o’ clock in the morning.

I go to the bathroom. I wash my hands and face.

I brush my teeth. I comb my hair.

I have breakfast and I go to school.

This is the way I wash my hands, I wash my hands, I wash my hands.

This is the way I wash my hands, On a cold and frosty morning.

SONG

I’m coming.

Oh, look! It’s in the bath!

Sorry Chris.

That’s my comb!

Where is your comb, Jill?

Hurry up, Jill.

It’s half past seven.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

34

What time do you get up?

I get up at 6 o’ clock.

7B

Good afternoon!

30 LISTEN AND READ

I come home at four o’ clock in the afternoon.

Dad comes home at four o’clock, too.

Mum comes home at half past four.

We have tea in the kitchen and we talk.

Children, are you tired?

No, we are not.

Can you take Buddy for a walk?

Of course we can, Mum!

Can I go, too?

No, you can’t.

It’s late.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

What time do you come home from school?

Good afternoon!

35

7C

vening! e d o o G

LISTEN AND READ

31

In the evening we sit at home.

We have dinner at half past seven.

After dinner I watch TV. Chris and father play chess.

Mother reads a story to Maggie.

The phone often rings.

Hello!

Who is speaking?

Can I sleep at Mary's tonight?

Not tonight. At the weekend.

RHYME

ASK YOUR FRIEND

36

Yes, Mary?

Hello!

Mary here.

Is that 237806?

Go to bed late, Stay very small.

Go to bed early, Grow very tall.

What's your phone number?

Can Jill sleep at my house tonight?

Can she Not come on tonight.

You have Saturday? school tomorrow.

The weekend is OK.

Good night!

7D

In the kitchen A GLASS

A CUP 32

LISTEN AND READ

A KNIFE A PLATE

A SPOON

A FORK

How many plates?

Stop talking, Jill! Come here and set the table!

I'm coming.

Seven.

Who is coming to lunch?

Grandma and Grandpa.

RHYME

Mabel, Mabel, set the table, Just as fast as you are able, Plates and spoons and all the rest, We are waiting for a guest.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Do you set the table?

Super!

This is my plate!

37

8A TS CARRO

BREAD ER

BUTT

CHICKEN

MEAT

TOMATOES POTATOES

33

EGGS

Food

FISH JAM

ORANGES

LISTEN AND READ

HAMBURGER

MILK

S

PLUM

APPLE

S

ICHE SANDW

S S

LEMON

PIZZA CHIPS

No, I don't. I like fish.

Do you like meat?

Does Maggie like fish?

RHYME

ASK YOUR FRIEND

38

COFFEE

No, she doesn't.

She likes chicken.

Fish and meat, Fish and meat.

Wash your hands, Before you eat.

What do you like to eat?

JUICE

WATER

Do you like chicken?

Does Chris like chicken?

I like meat!

TEA

BANANAS

Yes, I do.

Yes, he does.

We all love chicken.

8B

M e al s

34 LISTEN AND READ

I have breakfast at eight o'clock.

I have eggs, bread and butter and jam and a cup of tea for breakfast.

I have lunch at one o'clock. I have soup, meat and potatoes for lunch.

I have dinner at half past seven.

I have a pizza or a sandwich and a glass of milk for dinner.

I'm thirsty. Can I have a glass of water, please?

Yes, here you are.

I'm hungry.

Can I have some chocolate, please?

Soup, fish and chips and salad.

Thank you, Mummy.

No, lunch is ready.

RHYME

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Drink hot coffee, Drink hot tea, Drink hot milk And look at me!

What's for lunch?

I have meat for lunch.

What do you have for lunch?

39

8C

Sweets

LISTEN AND READ

BISCUITS

COOKIES

35

CAKE ICE CREAM

CHOCOLATE Good afternoon!

Can I help you?

SWEETS

Yes, please!

The children are in the Sweet Shop.

They want to buy chocolate and sweets.

Chris wants to buy ice cream.

He likes ice cream best.

A BOX? How many cookies can you eat, Jane?

One chocolate ice cream, please. How much is it?

One pound.

A box of cookies, please!

Wow!

RHYME

Sweet food, salty food, Everything I eat is good.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

40

How many cookies can you eat?

I can eat five biscuits.

I can eat twenty cookies.

Be quiet, children.

Grandpa is sleeping.

A party

8D

LISTEN AND READ

Is he coming to the party?

36 Yes, it's his birthday.

Today is Grandpa's birthday.

He is seventy today.

There is a birthday party.

The cake is ready.

The food is ready.

Everybody has a present for Grandpa.

Everybody is in the living room. But Grandpa doesn't know that.

Grandpa is in his room. He is sleeping.

The light is off. Everybody is quiet.

Listen! He is coming downstairs.

Turn off the lights!

There is nobody in the kitchen. It's so quiet.

SONG

ASK YOUR FRIEND

SURPRISE!

There is nobody in the house. It's so quiet.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

There is nobody in the living room.

It's so dark.

Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday dear Grandpa, Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday, Grandpa!

Everybody is happy!

Do you like birthday parties?

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Jill's test 2 WRITE

WRITE ABOUT YOU

Have you got a sister?

Yes, I have.

Have you got two brothers?

No, I haven’t.

This is Jill’s father.

This is Jill’s mother.

This is Jill’s brother.

This is Jill’s sister.

ANSWER

Do you like English?

Yes, I do.

Do you like sport?

No, I don’t.

COMPLETE WITH

bathroom

kitchen

COMPLETE WITH

living room

thirsty

hungry

I eat in the kitchen.

Can I have a glass of milk, please?

I wash my face in the bathroom.

I’m thirsty.

I watch TV in the living room.

I’m hungry.

COMPLETE WITH

breakfast

lunch

Can I have a biscuit, please?

dinner

I have bread, butter and jam for breakfast.

I have meat and potatoes for lunch.

I have a pizza and a glass of milk for dinner.

WRITE

ODD ONE OUT

plate cup book spoon COMPLETE

January , February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.

ANSWER

I like apples and bananas. I don’t like carrots and fish.

When is your birthday?

My birthday is in April.

Unit 9 Dressing up

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right summer and winter clothes Angle-right a fancy dress party Angle-right parts of the body

Unit 10 Playing at home

Unit 11 Playing in the park

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right objects for children in the park Angle-right games and activities in the park Angle-right the weather

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right toys Angle-right Easter fun Angle-right seasons and months

Unit 12 Let’s have fun!

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right TV, cinema and films.

Angle-right sports Angle-right a funny story

9A 37

I'm wearing a T-shirt.

It's red and big.

LISTEN AND READ

A CAP A JACKET

A SKIRT

Clothes

A DRESS

A T-SHIRT

A JUMPER

You are a funny I'm wearing princess. a lovely dress. Your dress I'm a princess. is too long.

You are a funny doctor. You are wearing a big uniform.

Look at Jane. She is wearing a short skirt and a small jacket.

But it's nice.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

44

A BLOUSE

What are you wearing?

I'm wearing Maggie's jumper.

Yes, she is Little Red Riding Hood.

9B

Clothes

Look at my new shoes.

They are pink and small.

38 LISTEN AND READ

TROUSERS

JEANS GLOVES SHORTS What a mess!

TRAINERS

Where are my new blue gloves, Mum?

SHOES BOOTS SOCKS

In the cupboard.

No, they No, this is aren't. your old Maggie, you jumper! are sitting on my new gloves.

Oh, no, Buddy!

Look! Buddy has your new gloves.

SONG

ASK YOUR FRIEND

See my jacket, see my jeans, See my T-shirt blue!

See my trainers, see my socks!

All my clothes are new.

I have new trainers.

Have you got new jeans?

45

9C 39 LISTEN AND READ

It's hot.

I'm wearing a T-shirt, shorts and sandals.

I'm very cold.

RHYME

ASK YOUR FRIEND

46

It's cold.

I'm wearing a jacket, a cap, boots and gloves.

Put on your jumper.

I'm too hot now.

Big jumpers, small jumpers, Jumpers new and old, I have many, I wear many, The winter is very cold.

Are you cold?

Take off your jumper.

I'm not cold.

9D

Body 40 SONG

Put your left hand in, Put your left hand out.

In! Out! In! Out! And shake it all about.

Do the Hokey Pokey, And turn yourself around, That's what it's all about.

Put your left foot in, Put your left foot out.

In! Out! In! Out! And shake it all about.

Do the Hokey Pokey, And turn yourself around, That's what it's all about.

HEAD SHOULDER ARM HAND TOE

FINGER KNEE

LISTEN AND READ

Where is Maggie?

FOOT

I can see her head and fingers.

Yes, I can see her foot.

LEG

Come out Maggie!

You can't see me!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

How many fingers have you got?

47

10A A BALL A PLANE

LISTEN AND READ

Toys

41

A COMPUTER

A DOLL A TRAIN

LEGO BRICKS

A CAR A TEDDY BEAR

COMPUTER GAMES No, it's John's car.

Whose car is this?

Children play at home when it's cold.

They have many toys.

No, that's Mary's doll.

It's my doll!

It's my car!

Ba…a…a..

Where is my doll?

Don't cry, Maggie.

This is your doll.

Whose doll is that?

ASK YOUR FRIEND

48

How many toys have you got?

This is my ball!

10B

Let's play!

LISTEN AND READ

42

Let's play computer games.

Super! How many computer games have you got?

Chris has a computer.

Chris likes computer games.

Jane likes computer games, too.

I have two old games and one new game.

Great!

Let's play.

I like computer games, too. Can I watch?

Yes, but don't talk!

RHYME

I like my books, I like my toys, I like to play with girls And boys.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

I don't like computer games.

Do you like computer games?

49

10C

Happy Easter!

LISTEN AND READ

43

CHOCOLATE EGGS

It's warm.

The children are in the garden.

It's Sunday.

It's Easter.

There are many chocolate eggs and bunnies in the garden.

CHOCOLATE BUNNIES

There are chocolate eggs in the garden.

I can't see them.

Let’s find them!

There is one egg behind this big flower.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

50

There are two bunnies in the bush.

There is one under this tree.

Do you like chocolate bunnies?

Look, there is one bunny in my mouth.

Where is my chocolate bunny?

10D

Seasons LISTEN AND READ

NT

SU ER MM

SP RIN G

ER

AU T

WI

UM N

44

There are four seasons in a year. Spring, summer, autumn and winter.

I like autumn.

My birthday is in autumn.

I like summer.

My birthday is in summer.

I like winter.

Christmas is in winter.

I like chocolate bunnies!

I like spring.

Easter is in spring.

I don't like autumn.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

How many seasons are there in a year?

51

11A

KITE 45

TREE

SWING

LISTEN AND READ

BENCH It's not cold.

There are many children in the park.

BIKE

FLOWER

FOOTBALL ROLLERBLADES

SEESAW

SKIPPING  ROPE I can see a swing, a seesaw, a skipping rope and a snake!

SKATEBOARD

Let's play!

What can you see in the playground?

I can see a swing.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

52

Run!

I can see a swing and a seesaw.

Come back!

This is a toy snake!

I can see a swing, a seesaw and a skipping rope.

What can you see on my desk?

I can't see a snake!

46

11B

Can you skip?

LISTEN AND READ

It's hot.

There are two girls in the park.

There is one boy in the park.

Can you skip?

SONG

No, I can't!

We can teach you!

No, thanks.

It's too hot.

It's very easy. Look!

Can you tell me, can you tell me, What little boys do?

They run and jump, they run and jump, So I will jump, too.

I can see it's easy!

I can ride a bike.

Can you tell me, can you tell me, What little girls do?

They dance and sing, they dance and sing, So I will sing, too.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Can you ride a bike?

53

We are playing!

11C 47 LISTEN AND READ

It's warm and sunny.

Children are playing in the park.

Look at John.

He is roller skating.

We are playing football!

I am skipping.

Look at Mary.

She is swinging.

Look at Maggie and Jane. They are riding a bike.

We are running!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

54

What is Buddy doing?

11D

What's the weather 48 like?

LISTEN AND READ

It’s raining.

It’s snowing.

It's windy.

Children are in the park.

They are flying kites. What are you doing, Mary?

It’s cold.

I can't see your kite! It’s hot.

It’s warm and sunny.

I can't see your kite!

It's in that tree.

Can you see it now?

Yes, I can.

I'm flying my kite.

Oh, my lovely new kite!

Help me, please!

Come on! Pull!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

What's the weather like?

Oh! It's so windy!

55

TV

49

TV

LISTEN AND READ

TV

12A

CARTOONS

FILMS Look!

Grandma is sleeping.

SPORTS It's not grandma.

It' the Big Bad Wolf.

It's Saturday evening.

Jill and Maggie are watching TV. They are watching a cartoon.

Oh, he has big ears, big eyes and big teeth.

SONG

He's waiting for Little Red Riding Hood!

Who's afraid of the big, bad wolf, Big, bad wolf, big bad wolf.

Who's afraid of the big, bad wolf, Tra - la - la - la - la.

We're not afraid of the big, bad wolf, Big, bad wolf, big bad wolf.

We're not afraid of the big, bad wolf, Tra - la - la - la - la.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

56

Don't go in.

The wolf is waiting for you!

What's your favourite cartoon?

I'm not afraid of the big bad wolf!

12B

50

FUNNY

SAD

HORROR

There is a cinema near the park. Children go to the cinema every Sunday.

Where are you going?

To the cinema.

What's on?

A funny film.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

This isn't a funny film. It's sad.

I like sad films.

Bye, bye!

I can watch TV.

Sad! I don't like sad films.

What films do you like?

I like films with dogs!

57

12C Sports LISTEN AND READ

51

ROWING RUNNING

BASKETBALL FOOTBALL CRICKET TENNIS

GOLF

SWIMMING

Is that your brother next to Danny?

Everyone likes football.

It's a fast game.

He is very fast. Danny is slow.

Shoot, Chris!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

58

What is your favourite sport?

Yes, he is the best player.

Watch out, Chris!

You are going to fall!

I'm fast!

What bad luck!

12D

52

At the circus

It's Sunday.

The family is at the circus.

Buddy is at home.

He is sad.

Dogs can't go to the circus. Why not?

Buddy wants to go to the circus, too.

He puts on Maggie's small cap.

He puts on Jill's long skirt.

He puts on Mum's shoes.

He puts on Dad's jacket and he runs to the circus. Here is a surprise for the family!

53 Look at the clowns. They are funny.

Look at that dog. He is wearing a pink cap.

He is wearing a funny skirt.

That's my skirt!

SONG

He is wearing big blue shoes.

No, it isn't.

Buddy! What are you doing here?!

Let's go home!

MY NEW SHOES! That's Buddy!

No, it isn't.

Ha, ha, ha, He, he, he, Funny clowns Are drinking tea.

Ha, ha, ha, He, he, he, Is there any Tea for me?

ASK YOUR FRIEND

That's my new cap!

I'm very funny!

Are clowns funny?

59

Jill's test 3 long short

small big

WRITE

WRITE ABOUT YOU

What’s your phone number?

My phone number is 883267.

COMPLETE WITH

golf

I like cartoons and

cartoons

dolls

funny films and dolls.

teddy bears

golf and teddy bears.

A short skirt.

MATCH AND COMPLETE WITH

playing ball skipping jumping

She is skipping. He is jumping.

WRITE

a T-shirt

jeans

A small ball.

funny films

football

I don’t like football and

A big ball.

shoes

They are playing ball. trainers

a dress

ANSWER

What are you wearing? I’m wearing jeans.

dress bike jeans T-shirt

A long skirt.

ANSWER

1. Can you ride a bike? Yes, I can.

2. Can you swim? No, I can’t.

3. Can you fly a plane? No, I can’t.

4. Can you fly a kite? Yes, I can.

a T-sirt

socks

trainers

ODD ONE OUT

socks

jeans

a jumper

a dress

shoes

a jumper

LOOK AND COMPLETE WITH

summer

winter

autumn

spring

1. It’s very cold. It’s winter.

2. It’s warm. It’s spring.

3. It’s hot and sunny. It’s summer.

4. It’s raining. It’s autumn.

ANSWER

60

What’s the weather like? It’s warm.

Unit 13 We like animals!

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right pet animals and farm animals Angle-right animals in the Zoo Angle-right places where animals live

Unit 14 Where do you live?

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right a village and a farm Angle-right institutions in a town Angle-right a big city

Unit 15 This is my street!

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right shops Angle-right crossing the street Angle-right means of transport and commuting.

Unit 16 Going on holiday

Here you can study and read about: Angle-right summer holidays at the seaside Angle-right summer holidays in the village Angle-right holidays with friends

13A Pets LISTEN AND READ

54

A DOG A CAT

A BIRD A FISH

A KITTEN

A PUPPY

A MOUSE

Children like animals. Jill has a dog. His name is Buddy. Buddy is Jill's pet.

I like dogs.

They can run.

They can bark.

RHYME

ASK YOUR FRIEND

62

I like cats.

They can catch a mouse.

I like birds.

They can sing.

They can fly.

I like fish.

They can't sing, they can't bark, they can't talk, but they can swim.

This is a pet shop, In a big city.

There are four puppies, And there is one kitty.

Have you got a pet?

I am Jill's pet.

13B

Farm animals 55 LISTEN AND READ

A SHEEP A PIG A COW A LAMB

A HORSE

A HEN A DUCK

A CHICKEN

There are many animals on the farm. There is one horse. There is one cow. There is one sheep. There are two lambs. There are three hens. There are ten chickens. There are four pigs. There are eight ducks.

Can they sing?

How many chickens have you got, Grandpa?

I have ten chickens.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

No, they can't.

Can they fly?

No, they can't.

Can they swim?

No, they can't.

Can cows fly?

I can't fly.

What can they do?

They can run!

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13C LISTEN AND READ

Zo o 56

A TIGER

A BEAR

This is a funny Zoo. There are many animals.

There is only one cage.

A LION A WOLF A HIPPO

A SNAKE

A CROCODILE A MONKEY RHYME

A GIRAFFE

AN ELEPHANT An elephant walks Like this, like that, He's terribly big, He's terribly fat, He's got no fingers, he's got no toes, But GOODNESS GRACIOUS! What a nose!

A RABBIT I'm afraid of snakes!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

64

What can you see in the Zoo?

13D

Where does he live?

LISTEN AND READ

57

A lion lives in the jungle.

A bear lives in the forest.

A hippo lives in the water.

JUNGLE WATER

FOREST

The giraffe is very tall.

The lion is very dangerous.

The elephant is very strong.

And the bear is the king of the forest!

And the hippo is the king of the water!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Where does a tiger live?

Yes. He is the king of the jungle!

And I am the king of the school!

Silly boy!

A fish lives in the water.

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14A 58 LISTEN AND READ

A FARM

A RIV ER

A VILLAGE

This is a small village.

There are not many houses.

But, there are many trees and flowers and animals.

There is a school in the village.

There is a farm near the village.

There is a river near the village, too.

There is a town far from the village.

Where are your animals, Grandpa?

Can I see them in the morning?

They are sleeping.

It's late.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

66

Can I feed the chickens?

Can I feed the ducks?

Yes, of course.

Yes, of course.

Stop talking, Maggie!

I want to sleep.

Yes, of course.

Do you feed your pet every morning?

Jill feeds me every morning.

14B 59

A farm

LISTEN AND READ

VEGETABLES

FRUIT TREES Jill's Grandpa and Grandma live in a small farm house.

There are fruit trees in front of the house.

There is a big garden behind the fruit trees.

There are vegetables in the garden.

This tomato is so big and red!

The carrots are so sweet!

It's from my garden.

I know! This banana is from your garden!

No, it's from the market.

There are no banana trees in England, Maggie!

They are from my garden.

England is my country.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Are there banana trees in your country?

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14C

A town

SCHOOL HOSPITAL BOOK SHOP BANK

LISTEN AND READ

SUPERMARKET

60 CI N EM A

MUSEUM

PO ST O FF IC E

BANK

This is a town.

There are many long and short streets.

There are many houses and shops.

There are three schools.

There is a post office and there are two banks.

The cinema is very near the post office.

The museum is on the corner.

There is a big park in front of the hospital.

Excuse me!

Where is the museum?

Thank you!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

68

There it is.

On the corner.

You're welcome!

Excuse me!

Where is the post office?

There it is!

Near the bank.

Excuse me!

Where is the park?

You're welcome!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Is your house near the park?

My house is near the park.

There it is!

In front of the hospital.

You're welcome!

14D London LISTEN AND READ

61

London is in England.

It is a very big city.

There are lovely old houses in London.

There are many big new houses, too.

There are many parks.

There is a big Zoo in London.

Where do you live, Mary?

I know that!

What's your address?

My address is 10, Park Street.

His address Oh, his house is 14, Park is near your Street. house!

Yes, John is my neighbour.

I live in London.

SONG

London Bridge is falling down, Falling down, falling down, London Bridge is falling down, My fair lady!

What's John's address?

We must build it up again, Up again, up again; We must build it up again, My fair lady!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

He is my neighbour!

Who is your neighbour?

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15A PET SHOP

SWEET SHOP BOOK SHOP

TOY SHOP

LISTEN AND READ

This is a street. There are many shops. The book shop is next to the sweet shop.

The pet shop is next to the toy shop.

62

SUPERMARKET

SHOE SHOP

Let's go shopping, children!

Let's go to the pet shop.

No! Let's go to the book shop!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

70

Where can you buy shoes?

I want to go to the toy shop!

Stop it, children!

We are going to the supermarket!

I love shopping!

15B

63

M ar y lives here

LISTEN AND READ

TRAFFIC LIGHTS

ZEBRA CROSSING

PARK STREET

Mary lives in this street.

There is a bus stop in front of her house.

There are traffic lights on the corner.

There is a zebra crossing, too.

Hi John!

Oops! Sorry.

You are not John!

Look!

There's John!

John!

RHYME

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Be careful.

The red light is on.

Oh, yes!

Let's cross the street, now.

It's green.

Traffic lights can talk, Stop! says red. Don't walk!

Wait! says yellow. Don't walk!

Turn left! Turn right! Go! says the green light.

I’m careful!

Do you cross the street when the red light is on?

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15C

A DOUBLE-DECKER 64

LISTEN AND READ

A BIKE There are many double-deckers in London.

They are big and red.

They are not very fast.

There are underground trains in London.

They are very fast.

A BUS

A CAR

A TRAIN I go to school by bus.

Chris goes to school by bus.

We go to the City by train.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

72

I go to the Zoo in a double-decker.

We go to the supermarket by car.

How do you go to school?

I walk to the park.

15D

A weekend

Is this our train, Dad?

65 LISTEN AND READ

Yes, hurry up!

Buddy isn't in the box!

It's Saturday.

It's nice and sunny.

Jill, Maggie, Chris, Mum and Dad are going to the village for the weekend.

They are going by train.

I love trains!

Buddy!

Buddy!

SONG

Round and round the village, Round and round the village, Round and round the village, As we have done before.

Look!

There he is!

Stand and face your partner, Stand and face your partner, Stand and face your partner, As we have done before.

Shake Shake Shake As

hands with your partner, hands with your partner, hands with your partner, we have done before.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

I love weekends.

Where do you go at weekends?

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16A 66 LISTEN AND READ

SEASIDE

VILLAGE

MOUNTAINS

Where are you going?

The summer holiday is in July and August.

Mary is going to the seaside by plane.

Jane and Danny are going to the seaside, too. They are going by car.

Jill, Chris and Maggie are going to the village by car.

John and his school friends are going to the mountains by bus.

We are going to the seaside.

I'm going to the seaside.

We are going to the village.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

74

I'm going to the mountains.

Where are you going on holiday?

I'm not going to the seaside.

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Holiday in the village

16B

LISTEN AND READ

It's July.

Jill, Chris and Maggie are in the village.

Chris is swimming in the river.

Jill and Grandpa are fishing.

Maggie and Grandma are feeding the chickens and ducks.

Look! A big fish!

Help me!

Let it go!

It can bite!

Fish don't bite!

Ouch!

My finger!

SONG

One, two, three, four, five, Once I caught a fish alive.

Six, seven, eight, nine, ten, Then I let it go again.

Why did you let it go?

Because it bit my finger so!

Which finger did it bite?

This little finger on the right.

ASK YOUR FRIEND

I like fishing!

Do you like fishing?

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Holiday at the seaside

16C

It's August.

Jane and Danny are at the seaside.

They are on the beach.

Danny is swimming in the sea.

Jane is looking for shells.

There are lovely shells in the sand.

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SEA

SAND SHELLS Come out of the water, Danny!

There is a crocodile behind you!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

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I'm not afraid of crocodiles!

Why?

That’s a toy!

Not afraid!

Chicken!

Do you go to the seaside in summer?

I'm on holiday!

16D Going to the mountains

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It's August.

It's nice and warm. John and his school friends are going to the mountains.

There are three teachers on the bus. There are many children on the bus.

They are singing, shouting, playing and eating. They are happy.

Who wants some juice?

Juice?!

Where is it?

Super!

Have you got glasses?

In my bag.

Yes, I have ten glasses.

Don't spill the juice, children!

Here you are, Suzy!

Watch out, Suzy!

Thank you!

ASK YOUR FRIEND

Oh, no!

My T-shirt is all wet!

Good bye!

See you in September.

Do you like to go on holiday with your friends?

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Jill's test 4 WRITE ABOUT YOU

COMPLETE WITH is/are

Where do you live? I live in London.

There is one cow.

There are five horses.

What’s your address? My address is 80, River Street.

MATCH AND WRITE

ANSWER

n A lio

1. How many elephants are there?

There is one elephant.

2. How many snakes are there?

There is one snake.

3. How many rabbits are there?

water

jungle

A crocodile

A wolf

forest

A lion lives in the jungle.

A wolf lives in the forest.

A crocodile lives in the water.

There are three rabbits.

4. How many monkeys are there?

There are two monkeys.

ANSWER WITH does/doesn’t

Does a crocodile live in the water? Yes, he does.

Does a rabbit live in the jungle? No, he doesn’t.

LOOK AND WRITE

SCHOOL

There is a a bike in front of the school.

There is a a tree behind the school.

There is a a book shop next to the school.

COMPLETE WITH seaside/mountains/village

I go to the village for my summer holiday.

I go to the seaside for my summer holiday.

I go to the mountains for my winter holiday.

COMPLETE WITH by bus/by car/by train/by plane

I go to the seaside by car.

FIND AND WRITE

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HAUWEXXAREOOHAPPYWQK We are happy.

BOOK SHOP

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See you in September!

Good bye to all the teachers, To lessons, to homework.

Good bye to all the teachers, To classrooms and school.

We’ll see you in September, September, September, We’ll see you in September, September at school.

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Hello Mary!

Hello Mary!

How are you?

Very well, thank you.

And how are you?

Hello Mary!

How are you?

Very well, thank you.

And how are you?

Hickory, Dickory Dock Hickory, Dickory Dock… The mouse ran up the clock.

The clock struck one, The mouse ran down.

Hickory, Dickory Dock!

I'm a little teapot I'm a little teapot, short and stout, Here's my handle, here's my spout, When I see a teacup, hear me shout, "Tip me up and pour me out."

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Head and shoulders Head and shoulders, knees and toes, Head and shoulders, knees and toes, And eyes and ears and mouth and nose, Head and shoulders, knees and toes, Knees and toes!

I have ten little fingers I have ten little fingers, I have ten little toes, I have two eyes, two ears, And just one little nose.

Sally go round the sun Sally go round the sun, Sally go round the moon, Sally go round the chimney pots, On a Saturday afternoon.

Mary had a little lamb Mary had a little lamb, little lamb, little lamb, Mary had a little lamb, It's fleece was white as snow.

And everywhere that Mary went, Mary went, Mary went, And everywhere that Mary went, The lamb was sure to go.

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Aa

My

APPLE

Bb

Ff

Jj

BOY

FORK

JAM

Cc

Gg

Kk

CAR

GIRL

KITE

Dd

Hh

Ll

DOLL

HOUSE

LAMP

Ee

Ii

Mm

EGG

ICE CREAM

MOUSE

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Vv

y r a n o i t dic

VASE

Nn

Rr

Ww

NINE

RULER

WATCH

Oo

Ss

Xx

ORANGE

SKIRT

XYLOPHONE

Pp

Tt

Yy

PENCIL

T-SHIRT

YO-YO

Qq

Uu

Zz

QUEEN

UMBRELLA

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Vocabulary – Речник UNIT 1

alphabet – абецеда Ask your friend! – Питај друга! bag – торба balloon – балон black – црн blue – плав board – табла book – књига boy – дечак brown – браон chair – столица classroom – учионица colour – боја desk – клупа dog – пас door – врата English – енглески girl – девојчица green – зелен Hello! – Здраво!

Hi! – Здраво! ink – мастило learn – учити Learning to write. – Учимо да пишемо.

Listen and read! – Слушај и читај!

Listen and sing! – Слушај и певај! name – име notebook – свеска orange – наранџасти pen – наливперо pencil – оловка pencil case – перница pupil – ученик read – читати red – црвен rubber – гумица ruler –лењир sing – певати song – песма violet – љубичаст

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white – бео write – писати

UNIT 2

baby – беба ball – лопта big – велики count – бројати draw – цртати How many …? – Колико ...?

How old are you? – Колико имаш година? little – мали look – гледати play – играти read – читати see – видети sing – певати sit – седети stand – стајати What are you doing? – Шта радиш? write – писати

UNIT 3

bad – лош basketball – кошарка clock – сат come in – ући good – добар Good morning! – Добро јутро! Добар дан! half – пола I’m sorry I’m late! – Жао ми је што касним! knock – куцати know – знати like – свиђати се, волети maths – математика My watch is slow. – Мој сат касни. rhyme – рецитација science – природа и друштво

sport – физичко образовање subject – школски предмет then – онда, затим timetable – распоред часова watch – ручни сат Аll right! – У реду! Аrt – ликовно образовање

UNIT 4

cheek – образ come out – изаћи cry – плакати day – дан Days of the week: – Дани у недељи: Monday – понедељак Tuesday – уторак Wednesday – среда Thursday – четвртак Friday – петак Saturday – субота Sunday – недеља ear – уво easy – лак eye – око face – лице fair – светао friend – друг, пријатељ fun – забава go – ићи hair – коса hat – шешир have – имати head – глава homework – домаћи задатак jump – скакати long – дугачак lovely – диван minus – мање mouth – уста nice – занимљив, симпатичан nose – нос

now – сада Ouch! – Јао! over – изнад, над playground – игралиште plus – више rest – одморити се riddle – загонетка run – трчати school – школа see – видети short – низак silly – шашав small – мали talk – разговарати tall – висок today – данас tooth – зуб (teeth – зуби) Watch out! – Пази! witch – вештица

UNIT 5

actress – глумица all – сви architect – архитекта artist – уметник aunt – тетка, ујна, стрина bath – када bathroom – купатило be – бити beautiful – леп bed – кревет bedroom – спаваћа соба brother – брат clean up – спремити, почистити cooker – шпорет cousin – брат или сестра од тетке/стрица/ујака cupboard – орман doctor – доктор downstairs – доле, у приземљу everyone – свако family – породица father – отац fridge – фрижидер grandfather – деда grandmother – баба

hand – рука happy – срећан help – помоћи home – дом, кућа at home – код куће house – кућа kitchen – кухиња lamp – лампа left – лево living room – дневна соба love – волети mess – неред mother – мајка picture – слика pilot – пилот policeman – полицајац right – десно roof – кров shelf – полица sister – сестра sleep – спавати sofa – софа, кауч together – заједно toilet – тоалет uncle – теча, ујак, стриц upstairs – горе, на спрату vase – ваза

help – помоћи horse – коњ It’s snowing. – Пада снег. jingle – звецкати Let’s go! – Хајдемо! make – направити Merry Christmas! – Срећан Божић!

New Year – Нова Година park – парк present – поклон Santa Claus – Деда Мраз say – рећи shiny – сјајан skate – клизати се на леду skates – клизаљке sledge – санке sledge – санкати се sleigh – саонице snow – снег snowman – Снешко Белић teddy bear – плишани меда Thank you! – Хвала! tree – дрво, јелка ride – возити се trim the tree – китити јелку wish – жеља

UNIT 6

UNIT 7

ball – лопта bell – звоно birthday – рођендан blow out – угасити buy – купити cake – торта candle – свећа children – деца cold – хладан colour – бојити Come on ! – Хајде! dance – плесати doll – лутка fold – савити greeting card – честитка Happy Birthday! – Срећан рођендан!

after – после afternoon – поподне breakfast – доручак brush – четкати can – моћи chess – шах comb – чешаљ comb – чешљати dinner – вечера early – рано evening – вече face – лице fork – виљушка frosty – мразан, леден get up – устати glass – чаша Good evening! – Добро вече!

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grow – расти have dinner – вечерати Hurry up! – Пожури! knife – нож lunch – ручак night – ноћ of course – наравно phone – телефон plate – тањир play chess – играти шаха ring – звонити set the table – поставити сто speak – говорити spoon – кашика story – прича talk – разговарати tea – чај tired – уморан tomorrow – сутра tonight – вечерас walk – шетати walk – шетња wash – прати watch TV – гледати ТВ weekend – крај седмице, викенд

UNIT 8

apple – јабука banana – банана before – пре biscuit – кекс box – кутија bread – хлеб butter – путер carrot – шаргарепа chips – помфрит chocolate – чоколада coffee – кафа cookie – ситни колач dark – таман, мрачан drink – пити eat – јести egg – јаје everything – све fish – риба food – храна

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Here you are! – Изволи! hot – врућ How much is it? – Колико кошта? hungry – гладан ice cream – сладолед jam – џем juice – сок lemon – лимун light – светло meal – оброк meat – месо milk – млеко nobody – нико orange – поморанџа party – забава pizza – пица plum – шљива potato – кромпир pound – фунта quiet – тих salad – салата salty – слан sandwich – сендвич soup – супа surprise – изненађење sweets – бомбоне, слаткиши turn off – искључити turn on – укључити want – желети water – вода

UNIT 9

cap – капа arm – рука body – тело boots – чизме dress – обући (се) dress – хаљина fancy dress party – маскенбал finger – прст на руци foot – стопало gloves – рукавице hand – шака head – глава I’m cold! – Хладно ми је!

I’m hot! – Вруће ми је!

jacket – јакна jeans – фармерке jumper – џемпер knee – колено princess – принцеза put on – обући, навући (одећу) Red Riding Hood – Црвенкапа shoes – ципеле shorts – шорц shoulder – раме skirt – сукња socks – чарапе take off – скинути, свући (одећу) toe – прст на нози trainers – патике trousers – панталоне T-shirt – мајица uniform – униформа wear – носити

UNIT 10

autumn – јесен ball – лопта behind – иза, позади bunny – зека bush – жбун car – аутомобил computer games – компјутерске игрице doll – лутка Easter – Ускрс garden – врт Great! – Сјајно! lego bricks – лего коцке mouth – уста often – често plane – авион season – годишње доба spring – пролеће summer – лето teddy bear – плишани меда watch – посматрати toy – играчка train – воз whose – чији winter – зима

UNIT 11

bench – клупа bike – бицикл Can you ...? Можеш ли да...? flower – цвет fly a kite – пуштати змаја football – фудбал I can... Могу да...

I can’t ... Не могу да...

It’s cold. – Хладно је.

It’s hot. – Вруће је.

It’s raining. – Пада киша.

It’s snowing. – Пада снег.

It’s sunny. – Сунчано је.

It’s warm. – Топло је.

It’s windy. – Дува ветар. kite – змај ride a bike – возити бицикл roller skates – ролери seesaw – клацкалица skateboard – скејтборд skip – прескакати вијачу skipping rope – вијача snake – змија swing – љуљати се swing – љуљашка weather – време

UNIT 12

afraid – уплашен cartoons – цртани филмови clown – кловн cricket – крикет fall – пасти fast – брз, брзо golf – голф have fun – лепо се провести rowing – веслање running – трчање sad – тужан slow – спор tennis – тенис wait – чекати

UNIT 13

animal – животиња bark – лајати bear – медвед bird – птица cat – мачка catch – ухватити chicken – пиле cow – крава crocodile – крокодил dangerous – опасан duck – патка elephant – слон farm – фарма forest – шума giraffe – жирафа hen – кокошка hippo – нилски коњ horse – коњ jungle – џунгла king – краљ kitten – маче lamb – јагње lion – лав monkey – мајмун mouse – миш pet – љубимац pig – прасе puppy – штене sheep – овца strong – јак tiger – тигар wolf – вук Zoo – зоолошки врт

UNIT 14

address – адреса bank – банка cinema – биоскоп city – велеград corner – ћошак country – земља feed – хранити

fruit – воће hospital – болница in front of – испред long – дугачак museum – музеј neighbour – сусед post office – пошта river – река short – кратак sweet – сладак town – град vegetables – поврће village – село You are welcome! – Нема на чему! (одговор на «Thank you!»)

UNIT 15

bus stop – аутобуска станица careful – опрезан cross the street – прећи улицу double-decker – аутобус на спрат live – живети shop – продавница shopping – куповина Sorry! – Извини! supermarket – самоуслуга traffic light – семафор zebra crossing – пешачки прелаз

UNIT 16

beach – плажа bite – угристи Chicken! – Кукавице! fish – пецати holiday – распуст, празник mountain – планина sand – песак seaside – приморје shell – шкољка spill – просути swim – пливати wet – мокар

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