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Going to the Snow

Language Place

1 Mark the main idea.

D Reading

Sam helps a little girl.

The boat trip is fun.

Jess has a ponytail.

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A Look and talk.

B Listen and follow.

C Listen and repeat.

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There was a little girl with braids on the boat. She had a big teddy bear. She looked worried.

Sam: What’s the matter?Girl: i can’t find my mom. She’s not here.Sam: Don’t worry. My name is Sam. I can help you find your mom.

Yesterday the friends set off on their trip to the Polar Camp near the North Pole. Everyone arrived at Polar Harbor to take the boat. It was snowy and very cold.Tom, the guide, was there to meet them. He had a list of names. He wanted to know everyone in his group. He asked Sam.

tom: Who’s Jess?Sam: Jess is the girl with the ponytail. tom: And who is Anna?Sam: She’s the girl in the purple coat. She’s with Jess. tom: And Ben is on the boat. Time to go aboard, everyone!

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straight (hair)

freckles

beard

ponytail

curly (hair)

mustache

glassesbraids

Look, listen, and say.

E Words

F Act it out.

2 Read and circle Yes or no.

Sam and the little girl, Laura, looked in different places on the boat. There were a lot of people on board. Sam pointed to a woman with long curly brown hair.

Sam: is she your mom?Laura: no, she isn’t.Sam: What does your mom look like?Laura: She’s tall. She has long straight black hair.

Sam saw a tall woman with long blackhair. She was looking for someone. Sam pointed to the woman.

Sam: is she your mom?Laura: Yes, she is. Mom! Sam helped me to find you!Mom: Thank you, Sam! I was so worried.Sam: You’re welcome. Bye, Laura! Have a great trip.

1. Jess is the girl with braids. Yes No

2. Laura had a big teddy bear. Yes No

3. Laura’s mother is short. Yes No

4. Laura’s mother has long Yes No brown hair.

5. They found Laura’s mother. Yes No

6. The story takes place on a boat. Yes No

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Word Studies: Compound Words 1

Who is Bob? Who is Bob?Bob is the boy with freckles.Who is Bob? Who is Bob?Bob is the boy in the blue shirt.La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.

Who is Pam? Who is Pam?Pam is the girl with the braids.Who is Pam? Who is Pam? Pam is the girl in the pink dress.La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.

Grammar Place

Bob is the boy with freckles.Bob is the boy in the blue shirt.

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Two words can join together to make one word. The new word is a compound word.Examples: snow + man = snowman after + noon = afternoon

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4. 5. 6.

7. 8. 9.

neck______

______bow

______ball

______case

cup______

______book

______light

news______

finger______

nail cake flash snow book note paper rain lace

A Listen and read.

C Listen and check.

A Listen, point, and sing.

B Complete the compound words with the words from the box.

B Look and say.

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Story Place

Binky’s Polar Adventure 1

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page 2.

A Listen and read.

B Act it out.

Binky has a new friend. His name is Perry. Perry is a polar bear, and he lives at the North Pole. Binky is walking in the snow. He is looking for Perry. Binky sees a moose behind a tree. Maybe the moose knows Perry.

Binky is tired and very cold. He wants to find his friend.Where is Perry? Suddenly, Binky sees some polar bears.They are playing in the snow. “Where’s Perry?” Binky asks a big polar bear.“Who is Perry?” asks the small bear in the green coat.“Perry is the bear with glasses, in the red sweater,” the big bear answers.“Is that him?” the small bear asks.“Yes!“ says Binky. “Perry has glasses now, but that’s him!”

“Excuse me. I’m looking for my friend Perry,” Binky says.“What does Perry look like?” the moose asks.“He’s small. He has short white fur.”“I’m sorry. I don’t know Perry. I can’t help you.”

“Perry!” calls Binky.“Binky! It’s so good to see you,” says Perry.Binky and Perry are happy. They are together again!

16 Review 1

Review 1: Units 1-331

A Listen and circle.

B Read and match.

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5.

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1. • a.

3. • c.

4. • d.

2. • b.

5. • e.

cup • paper •

butter • mother •

news • lace •

grand • cake •

neck • fly • •

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32C Listen and mark the answers.

1. Who is Sam’s new friend?

2. What were Anna and Sam doing outside in the morning?

3. What is it?

He’s the boy

They were

It’s a

a. with curly hair, in the red coat.

a. riding a sled.

a. big penguin.

b. with freckles, in the blue coat.

b. building a snowman.

b. baby seal.

c. with curly hair, in the blue coat.

c. walking in the camp.

c. small polar bear.

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D Write the plurals.

E Read the email and complete the fact file.

Gray Wolf Fact File

1. 2. 3.

4. 5. 6.

city ____________________ watch __________________ fox ___________________

flower __________________ sheep __________________ stitch __________________

Live in:

Size and weight:

Communication:

Type of fur:

Number of wolves in a pack:

Food:

Hi Mom,Guess what? We say a gray wolf yesterday when we were walking in the forest. Gray wolves live in Canada and Alaska. They are very big. They are about two meters long. They’re heavy, too. A male wolf can weigh as much as fifty-five kilograms. They are beautiful animals. Their fur is long and thick.

Gray wolves communicate with each other through barks and howls. They travel and hunt in packs of seven to eleven animals. The pack includes the mother and father wolves and their pups. Wolves are good hunters. They eat foxes, mice, rabbits, and other animals. We are going to go hiking in the forest again tomorrow. We might see more wolves.

Don’t worry. Everything is fine. We don’tget too close! I took this photo.I hope you like it!

Love from Jess

18 Cross-curricular 1

Cross-curricular 1: Math

33A Listen and read.

B Read and circle Yes or No.

Malik leaves home at 7:25 a.m. He walks to school in thirty-five minutes. What time does he arrive at school?

1. Malik arrives at school at 8:15 a.m.

2. Canada is smaller than Russia.

3. The factory made 11,800 sleds in three years.

4. There are 3,065 fish in the storeroom.

5. It takes four hours and thirty minutes to walk eighteen kilometers.

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2.

Yes No

Yes No

Yes No

Yes No

Yes No

The areas in square kilometers of these countries are: Russia: 17,098,242,Canada: 9,984,670, Greenland: 2,166,086.Which country has the smallest area? Which has the largest area? What is thedifference between the areas of Greenlandand Russia? Find the total area of the three countries.

3. A factory made 2,300 sleds in its first year of production. It made 4,500 sleds in its second year. In its third year, it made 400 more sleds than in its second year. How many sleds did the factory make altogether in three years?

4.5.There are 123 boxes of fish in a cold storeroom. There are twenty-five fish in each box. How many fish are there in the storeroom?

Malina can walk four kilometers in one hour. How long does it take her to walk eighteen kilometers?

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You need:

Make a Math Problems Booklet

• 6 index cards

• a pen

2 Solve the problems and write your answers on the back of the cards.

4 Check your classmate’s answers. Compare your solutions to the problems.

1 Write a math problem on each of the index cards. Copy these two examples on the first two cards. Then create three math problems of your own.

• a tape measure

• a stopwatch

• a hole punch

• string or yarn

3 Punch holes in the cards and bind your booklet with a cover. Exchange your booklet with a classmate.

How far can you walk in 10 seconds? Measure the distance. How far could you walk in 8 minutes?

Estimate your height and then

measure yourself. Measure the height

of two of your friends. How tall are

the three of you altogether?

I am 140 centimeters tall. One friend is 138 centimeters tall. My other friend is 141 centimeters tall. Altogether we

measure 419 centimeters. How about you and your friends?

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B PlanyourownDoubleNinthFestivalcelebration.

Culture1:DoubleNinthFestival85 A Listenandsing. 86

The ninth day of the ninth month,Double Ninth is a special day.We give thanks for our elders,And listen to what they say.

We walk up to the mountain,And enjoy the fresh fall air.Then eat and drink with family,And show them that we care.

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B PlanyourownThanksgivingcelebration.

Culture2:Thanksgiving87 A Listenandsing. 88

The family is at the table, And the food starts to arrive,Turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce,And Mom’s famous pumpkin pie!Pumpkin pie! Pumpkin pie!

On Thanksgiving Day, we join together,To remember we are blessed,With health, a home, and happiness,And a family we love the best!Love the best! Love the best!

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89 A Listenandread.

B Choosethreeanimalsandlook forinformationaboutthem. Writefactfilecards.

ThePolesFactFile

During the winter, the fur of some animals becomes thicker and changes to white.

The arctic tern flies from the Arctic to Antarctica and back again every year, a distance of 56,300 kilometers.

polarbear

orcas

arcticfox

arcticterns

Note: Area marked in orange is tundra.

The North Pole is the northernmost point on Earth. It is in the middle of the Arctic Ocean. The Arctic Ocean is surrounded by land called tundra.

Life in the Arctic includes plankton, fishand marine mammals, birds, land mammals,plants, and humans. About 1,700 species of plants live on the Arctic tundra.

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The South Pole is the southernmost point on Earth. It is in the continent of Antarctica. Ice up to 4.7 kilometers thick covers 98 percent of Antarctica.

In both the Arctic and Antarctica, the nights are very long during the winter months. It is almost always dark. During the summer months, the days are very long. It is almost always light.

There are penguins, whales, seals, and birds, but no land mammals in Antarctica. Only one animal stays there during the winter: the emperor penguin. There are about 800 species of plants.

Antarctica is the coldest, driest, highest, windiest, and emptiest place on Earth. It is also the world’s largest desert because it never rains there.

sleddogs

ARCTICCIRCLE

ANTARCTICA

puffins

sealpup

walruses

emperorpenguins

reindeer

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WordList

Eeach other 17early 12Earth 34eighth 3empty 15end 30enjoy 40entertain 50entertainment 50ever 45everything 13expedition 12extreme 34

Ffactory 18fall (v.) 30famous 31far 34farewell 44fast 37faster 21fastest 24few 13fifth 3film (n.) 30film (v.) 28fingernail 6fingerprint 10finish 29first 3floor 41flour 44fourth 3fox 14frame 50freckles 5friendliest 24frosting 47funny 13fur 7future 28

Gget to 27gift shop 33girl 20glasses 5gold 15good 8goose 22gracefully 36grandma 8gray 17great 5Greenland 18

group 40grow 34

Hhappier 36harbor 4hard 26hare 34healthy 50hear 9heat 50 heaviest 24helicopter 21here 45hero 31history 34honest 27hood 50hot chocolate 8hour 18howl 17hunt 17hunter 17hunting 21husky 50

Iice 21ice fishing 9igloo 20important 29incomplete 42incorrect 42indigenous people 34information 24intelligent 30interesting 25interview (n., v.) 28Inuit 20invite 29

Jjacket 50jog 30just 9

Kkayak 21kick(aball) 9kilometer 18kindest 31

Lland animal 34large 26largest 34laundry 40layer 50learn 20

Aaboard 4accident 23across 45activity 40actor 29again 7agree 39Alaska 17almonds 44also 24amazing 24angry 26announce 44Antarctica 34appear 42Arctic 20Arctic Ocean 34area 18ask 7astronaut 29audition (n., v.) 36aurora australis 34aurora borealis 33avalanche 11awake 12

Bbaby 13badly 36band 37bark 17beard 5beehive 10bell 47belong 27below 26better 36bigger 21bookcase 6boy 14braids 4build(asnowman) 9builder 39butter 44

Ccabin 8call (out) 15calm 13camper 40Canada 17carbohydrate 50careful 11caribou 50carpenter 39

carry(abox) 8cell phone 9chance 37change (n.) 33change (v.) 40cheaper 21check (v.) 13chef 29cherries 44chilly 26chocolatechips 44choose 21chores 40city 14classroom 39climate 33close 17clothes 20clumsily 36coin 15colder 20coldest 34come (out) 11comfortable 42communicate 17complete 42computer programmer 28congratulate 29continent 34correct 26cupcake 6curly(hair) 5cute 13

Ddancer 36dark 13decorate 47delicious 29difficult 26dirty 38disappear 42dish 41dislike 42distance 39do(thelaundry) 40documentary 28dogsled 21drive(asnowmobile) 9driver 41drop 30drumming 50

Note: Words in blue are the core words in each unit.

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leave 18lemonade 44lend 23lichen 34list 40little 26live 12lookat(amap) 9look like 5lost 23lot of 5loudly 36lovely 26

Mmad 26make (aphonecall) 8make(mybed) 40marine animal 34maybe 7meal 29meter 17mice 17might 12minute 13modern 50moose 12morecolorful 20more comfortable 21moreexciting 21moreexpensive 21moss 34mostbeautiful 25mostdangerous 25mostplayful 25mouse 22musical 36musician 36must 12mustache 5

Nnervous 37news 9newspaper 6nicer 20nicest 31ninth 3north 34North Pole 4northern 44notice board 40nowadays 50

Ooil-burning 50oldest 24on board 5orca 12ordinal number 3outside 13owl 31owner 15

Ppack 17paintbrush 10pair 46paper 27parka 50part 36penguin 12phone call 8piece 27pizza 45 place 5planet 34playground 23point 5polar 4polarbear 12police officer 27ponytail 4potatochips 45practice (n., v.) 36preparations 44prepare 29pretty 26production 18project 24protein 50proud 39puffin 12pup 17push 23

Qquick 30quietly 36

Rraw 50ready 43real 26recipe 44recorded 34rehearsal 37reindeer 12reporter 28research station 28return 31reward 31

rich 31ride(asled) 8right 26right now 41ring (v.) 9root 50runner 50rush 30Russia 18

Ssad 36school supplies 39scientist 28scissors 22seal 12sealskin 50second 3seventh 3shake 27shop 26shout 11shrub 34singer 29sit (on) 11sixth 3ski equipment 8skin 50sled 8slowest 24slowly 37smaller 20smart 30snowball 6snowman 6snowmobile 8snowstorm 8so 7someone 5soon 45south 34South Pole 12space 29special 44sportswear 50stay (n.) 40stay (in) 8still 50store 26storeroom 18stove 50straight(hair) 5study (v.) 28sugar 44surfboard 10surprise (n.) 31

surprised 43sweep(thefloor) 41

Ttakeout(thetrash) 41team 29teenager 50television camera 31temperature 34tenth 3than 20thick 17thing 41third 3through 25tonne 24too much 9tooth 22tour 21tourist attraction 33track (v.) 28traditional 50transportation 21trap 15true 26tusk 24

Uugliest 24umiak 21uncomfortable 42unfriendly 42unhappy 42unwrap 42use 29

Vvacuum(yourroom) 40

Wwalk(inthecamp) 9walk(thedogs) 41walrus 12warmer 20warn 25wash(thedishes) 41water(theplants) 40way 21wear 20week 40weekend 39well 36will 29window 43wish 8wolf 17woods 31writer 29

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heaviest honest information interesting largelittlelovely mad mostbeautifulmost dangerousmostplayfuloldest paper piece police officer pretty projectrealright slowest shake shop store through tonne truetusk ugliest warn

Unit6actorastronautchefcomputer programmercongratulate delicious documentary drop end fall (v.) famous film (n.) film (v.) finish future hero important intelligent interview invite jog kindest meal nicestowlpreparequick reporter

WordListbyUnit research station return reward rich rush scientistsingersmart spacestudy (v.) surprise (n.)team television cameratrack (v.) use will woods writer

Unit7agree audition (n., v.) badly band better builder carpenterchanceclassroom clumsily dancer dirty distance fastgracefully happier loudlymusical musician nervous part practice proud rehearsal quietly sad school supplies slowly weekend well

Unit8activity appearcamperchange (v.) check (v.) chorescomfortablecompletedisappear

dish dislike do(thelaundry)driver enjoy floor group incompleteincorrectlaundry list make(mybed)notice board ready right nowstay (n.) surprised sweep (thefloor)takeout(the trash)thinguncomfortableunfriendly unhappy unwrap vacuum(your room)walk(the dogs)wash(the dishes)water(the plants)weekwindow

Unit9across almonds announce bellbuttercherrieschocolatechipsdecoratedon’t worryever farewell flourfrostingherelemonadenorthern pair pizzapotatochipspreparations recipe soon special sugar

South Pole trap walrus

Unit4accident Arctic biggercheaper choose clothes colder dogsledfastergirlgoosehelicopter hunting ice igloo Inuit kayak learn lend lost morecolorfulmore comfortable moreexcitingmoreexpensive mousenicer playground push scissorssmallerthan toothtour transportation umiak warmer way wearwolf

Unit5also amazing angry belong below chillycorrect difficult fastest friendliest get to hard

hear hot chocolate ice fishing just kick(aball)lookat(amap)make(aphone call)news paintbrush phone call ride(asled)ring (v.) shout sit (on) ski equipment sled snowmobile snowstorm stay (in) surfboard too much walk(inthe camp)wish

Unit3awakebabyboycall (out)calm check (v.) citycoin cute dark early empty everything expedition few foxfunny gold live might minute moosemust orcaoutside ownerpenguinpolarbearpuffinreindeerseal

Starterordinal numbers firstsecondthirdfourthfifthsixthseventheighthninthtenth

Unit1aboard again ask beardbookcase braidscupcake curly(hair)fingernail frecklesfur glassesgreat harborlook like lot ofmustachenewspaper North Pole on board place point polar ponytailsnowball snowman so someone straight(hair)

Unit2avalanche beehive build(a snowman) cabincareful carry(abox)cell phone come (out) drive(a snowmobile) fingerprint good grandma

TrackList

Preliminaries

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CopyrightListen and sing the “We’re Going Places” song.KaraokeLet’s Remember: A Listen and point. B Listen and repeat.Starter: Ordinal Numbers. A Listen, point, and sing.KaraokeC Listen and say.

Unit1GoingtotheSnow

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Language Place: B Listen and follow. C Listen and repeat.E Words. Look, listen, and say.Word Studies: Compound Words 1. A Listen and read.C Listen and check.Grammar Place: A Listen, point, and sing.Karaoke Story Place: A Listen and read.

Unit2TheBigSnowstorm

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Language Place: B Listen and follow. C Listen and repeat.E Words. Look, listen, and say.Word Studies: Compound Words 2. B Listen and check.Grammar Place: A Listen, point, and sing.Karaoke Story Place: A Listen and read.

Unit3NoisesintheNight

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Language Place: B Listen and follow.C Listen and repeat. E Words. Look, listen, and say.Word Studies: Plurals 1. A Listen and read. Grammar Place: A Listen, point, and sing.Karaoke Story Place: A Listen and read.

Review1andCross-curricular1

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A Listen and circle. C Listen and mark the answers.Cross-curricular 1: Math. A Listen and read.

Unit4ThePolarMuseum

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Language Place: B Listen and follow.C Listen and repeat.E Words. Look, listen, and say.Word Studies: Plurals 2. A Listen and read.Grammar Place. A Listen, point, and sing.Karaoke Story Place: A Listen and read.

Unit5TheAnimalPark

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Language Place: B Listen and follow. C Listen and repeat.E Words. Look, listen, and say.Word Studies: Synonyms 1. A Listen and read.C Listen and check.Grammar Place: A Listen, point, and sing.Karaoke Story Place: A Listen and read.

Unit6TheFuture

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Language Place: B Listen and follow. C Listen and repeat.E Words. Look, listen, and say.Word Studies: Synonyms 2. B Listen and check.Grammar Place: A Listen, point, and sing.Karaoke Story Place: A Listen and read.

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A Listen and write the numbers. D Listen and underline the answers. Cross-curricular 2: Science. A Listen and read.

Unit7TheAudition

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Language Place: B Listen and follow. C Listen and repeat.E Words. Look, listen, and say.Word Studies: Antonyms 1. A Listen and read.C Listen and check.Grammar Place: A Listen, point, and sing.KaraokeStory Place: A Listen and read.

Unit8DoingChores

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Language Place: B Listen and follow. C Listen and repeat.E Words. Look, listen, and say.Word Studies: Antonyms 2. A Listen and read.Grammar Place: A Listen, point, and sing. KaraokeStory Place: A Listen and read.

Unit9TheFarewellParty

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Language Place: B Listen and follow. C Listen and repeat.E Words. Look, listen, and say.Word Studies: Homophones. A Listen and read.C Listen and check. Grammar Place: A Listen, point, and sing.KaraokeStory Place: A Listen and read.

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A Listen and write the numbers.E Listen and answer the questions.Cross-curricular 3: Social Studies. A Listen and read.

Culture

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Culture 1: Double Ninth Festival. A Listen and sing.KaraokeCulture 2: Thanksgiving. A Listen and sing.KaraokeThe Poles Fact File. A Listen and read.

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