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Back to « School subjects 14 (you, we, they) 17 + Back to school qua) 20-27
Dense odpcives 12 | [elselanrisiléara pegnirela| Ceo seieti tetera
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ve suet ‘= The Olympic Games 26
Perl} sF IRS Tae * Nationalities 24 + Brothers with talent 30-31
Sanita * Information questions 27 eerie aa
cs aon + Possessive adjectives 29 eo een eaten ae
topics from pictures
fo) + Postesshe $s’ 29
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+ Welcome tothe Dubsi Mall 38
“This is My World! 42-43
Good readers tip: scanning
My hangouts (eeniiced + There's | There are, any 39
Ey + Inmy bedroom 40 * this, that, these, those 47
= Best friends 48
This is fun! [Bitar * ke 49 + Supethumans! 52-53
Pn * Abilities 50 + can 5} Good readers tip: predicting
® topics from headings
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* have: affirmative and negative + Amazing collections 60
Peis * Possessions 58
: a 61 + star choice 64-65
cL leg ‘Action verbs 62 inne strate? Good readers tip: skimming
+ Coding Camp 70
+ Simple present (you, we,
AT Eg * Dally routines 68 rere a = Meet Mina May 74-75
or * Chores 72 Good readers tip: finding
+ Simple present (he, she, ty 73 Good read
cond oe ee ey oe
Do you have bad habits? 82
* Good and bad + Adverbs of frequency 83 + Stefan Gates — food adventurer!
habits 30 # Simple present: questions and 86-87
‘Food and drink 84 short answers 85 Good readers tip: using pictures
to understand words
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They're different now! 92
«The blue dress 96-97
Good readers tip: understanding
pronouns
‘Physical descriptions «Simple present: Wh- questions
90 93
Dea
co * Clothes 94 © Object pronouns 95
Review D mea ore eee) Dene
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‘= Welcome to my week!
15
‘An online profile 101
+ Ting about schoo! 20 @ crest sehoot 22“ AMonH mle TAT
* Adescription of a family 102
Good writers tip: commas, periods,
and exclamation points
‘+ Whereis shefrom? 25 Talking about photos The Saazaar family
+ Who's who? 28 30 2
“+ My favorite hangouts
iB + Taking about postion @ Wiliasburg, + Adeseipton ofa dream hangout 103
Rae 2 New York 44 Good writers tip: making notes
+ Thats aweiome! 47+ Talking about abies What are you + Areport about a class survey 104
'* About me 50 ‘52 interested in? 54 Good writers tip: and and but
‘+ My favorite thing 59
a + Asking for things ina @ Blais favorite things» Acompetiion entry 105
Ue eS store 64 66 Good writers tip: becouse
idea! 62
+ My routine 69 + Talking about a favorite + A description ofa perfect day 106
+ Chores survey 72 day 74 the Menna family 75” Good writers tp: ist then, and nex
Look at the timel 87
School lunches 84
‘A description of what you eat 107
+ Routines ard habits 86 @) Borough Market 55 * Adesctnuon cf what
(On the red carpet 97
Celebrity style 94
+ Abiography 108
+ Describing people 96 @renonatsyie 8“ Ablonanhy 108.1
| Time for class
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At school
)) 2 Match the objects you find in a classroom 1-14 with the words.
Listen, check, and repeat,
four
Colors
Look at the picture again. Write objects in exercise 1.
1 black computer 5 orange 8 red
2 6 9 white
3 brown 7 purple 10 yellow
4 greenThe alphabet
3 QD tisten and repeat.
h
H. |
J, K. LM. N, ©. B, 0. R.
$. T.U. VW. X.Y, 7.
4 Listen and write the letters in the correct order.
lbp pb 3or Sdt 7ouw
A. B, C.D. E. F, G,
zel 4 ik 6ade 8 arqu
a desk (consonant)
By) on eraser (vowel)
Classroom language
5 © tisten.
6 Ask and answer the questions in exercise 5. Change the green words.
Use objects in your classroom.
7 Answer the questions.
1. How do you spell your name? 3 What's your favorite color?
2 How do you spell your teacher's name? 4 What color is your backpack?
any> Special dates
=
0 zero
Numbers 0-31 Tone TI eleven 21 twenty-one
1 © 0) Listen and repeat the numbers. - owe n
Then complete the chart.
eS 3 three TB thirteen 2B twenty-three
thirty-one twenty twenty-two 4 four ‘14 fourteen 24 twenty-four
2 Write the numbers in words. yO 13 —____235 twenty-five
1 days in january thirfy-one 6 six 16 sixteen 26 twenty-six
2 desks in your classroom 7 seven TT seventeen 27 twenty-seven
3. months in a year
2 18 eighteen 28 twenty-eight
4 letters in the English alphabet 9 es
sida tioenbe: 9 nine 19 nineteen 29 twenty-nine
6 computers in your classroom 10 ten 2» 20 thirty
v1
Ordinals and months
3 QD tisten and repeat the ordinal numbers. ra
Notice the letters in green. \ WZ .
Ist first 9th ninth ,
2nd second oth tenth
3rd_ third ith eleventh
4th fourth 12th twelfth ]
sth fifth 20th twentieth
6th sixth 21st. twenty-first
7th seventh 30th thirtieth
8th eighth
4 rite your name and class on the calendar.
5 ten and repeat the months.
6 Complete the sentences. Then write the dates Sais
on the calendar.
1 Today is February 7th
2 My birthday is
3 My favorite date is
Coors [November | December
7 Write an event in each month on the calendar.
Use the ideas below.
birthdays celebrations
x national holidays special daysry wom (2
Subject pronouns Giving personal information
8 Look at the chart. Write the subject pronouns in
your language.
haa Pan 10 Listen. Then ask and answer the
questions. Change the green words.
Il we
— — How old are you?
you you
he
she they —____
it
Rewrite the sentences. Change the green words
to subject pronouns.
1 Mrs. Martins ismy The backpack is green
teacher. and yellow.
She is my teacher, = ______________— 71. Look at your calendar in exercise 4 on page
6 for one minute. Then swap books with
another student. Ask and answer questions.
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3 Gabriel and Maria are 4 Laura and | are in the
my friends. classroom.
5 Paulo is 13, 6 My birthday is in June.Hours and days
Numbers 32-100
1 ‘Complete the numbers
eight eighty five forty four nine
the words. Listen, check, and repeat.
ety six sixty three two
seventy
seventy: eighty ninety ‘one hundred
2 Listen and choose the correct numbers. Days of the week
Then write the numbers in words.
76 G6) sixty-six
43/53 —
95/99
74/89
47/74
61/69
45/55
33/43
4 Find the days of the week (-» and 4).
sete ance
3 Complete the number patterns.
1 twenty # forty # sixty © eighty
2 twenty-five « fifty + seventy-five «
3. twenty-two forty-four « sixty-six *
4 fifteen thirty © « sixty # seventy-five5 Write the days of the week in @ Complete the sentences with days, months,
order. Listen, check, and repeat. and numbers.
1 Monday 1 The weekend is Saturday and Sunday 2
aT 2 Today is
sw 3 Tomorrow is
——<—— 4 My favorite day
SF. 5 My favorite number is
_ rs 6 1am___years old.
7s__ 7 My birthday
Telling the time
7 @_® Match the times with the clocks. Listen, check, and repeat.
eight ten eight thirty nine fifty nine o'clock seven twenty steforgy-five three forty twelve fifteen
lacs *~ | Di
1 six forty-five 2
Ss
numbers: 0 = zero
telling the time: 0 = oh
We write: 8:05,
We say: “eight oh five.”
Days and times
9 Listen and read.
Label the girls, Amy and Brianna.
‘Amy: What day is it?
Brianna: It’s Monday.
Amy: What's the time?
Brianna: It’s ten forty-five
10 in pairs, practice the conversation in exercise 9. Change the green words.New friends
Countries
Look at the map and write the
country names.
Australia Brazil China
Colombia India Jamaica Japan
Mexico South Africa Spain
the United Kingdom the-United-States
® ite ured states = the us.
Nai the United Kingdom = the
the United States
1 Listen, check, and repeat.
Match each country 1-6 with two cities a-t.
1 Australia cand b
2 Brazil
3 China
4 Spain
5 the U.K.
6 the US.
a Bejing g Madrid
b Rio de Janeiro f-Melbeurne