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MODULE TOPIC VOCABULARY GRAMMAR READINGSPEAKING &FUNCTIONS

LISTENING WRITING

Let’sStart!pp. 4-9

• Meet thecharacters

• alphabet• school items• colours• cardinal and

ordinalnumbers

• days of theweek

• greetings

• a – an • Scanning forspecificinformation

• Introductions• Spelling names• Giving personal

information• Telling the time

• Identifyingkeyinformation

1pp. 10-17

• New friends• My Class Book• Where in the

world?• Hi!

• school subjects• adjectives• countries and

nationalities

• The verb ‘to be’• Subject

Pronouns &PossessiveAdjectives

• QuestionWords

• A dialogue(matching)

• A Class Book(sentencecompletion)

• A quiz• An email

(comprehension)

• Talking aboutschool subjects

• Talking aboutage and origin

• Asking personalquestions

• Pronunciation:\œ\, \eI\

• Matchingpeople toadjectives

• Completingnotes

• a schooltimetable

• a shortdescription forthe school ClassBook

• an email aboutyourself

People and school pp. 18-19 Skills Practice

p. 20 Enta the Dragon p. 21 Fun Time pp. 22-23 Modular Revision 1

2pp. 24-31

• Who am I?• My first

things• What I can

do!• Who’s your

favouritestar?

• appearance• personal

things• activities

• Have got• Plurals• this-that/these-

those• Can (ability)

• A dialogue(sentencecompletion)

• A project(matching)

• An article(sentencecompletion)

• A blog (sentencecompletion)

• Describingpeople

• Buying things• Talking about

ability• Pronunciation:\s\, \z\, \Iz\

• Listening forspecificinformation


• a shortdescription ofyourself

• a project aboutyour fabulousfirsts

• a blog entryabout yourfavourite star

People and social life pp. 32-33 Skills Practice

p. 34 Myths & Legends (The Little People) p. 35 Fun Time pp. 36-37 Modular Revision 2

pp. 38-39 ACROSS CULTURES: School Days Around the World! CLIL TIME: Where the name fits the place! (Geography)

3pp. 40-47

• A familyweekend

• This is my day• Doing my job• All about

Lewis!

• family• daily routines• jobs

• Possessive Case• Present Simple• Prepositions of

time• Adverbs of

frequency• Love/Like/Hate

+ -ing

• A dialogue (T/F)• Articles

(multiplematching)

• An interview(sentenceexpansion)

• An article(matching)

• Talking aboutfamilies

• Talking aboutdaily routines

• Makingarrangements

• Pronunciation:3rd personsingular

• Listening forgist


• a family tree• compare your

typical weekdaywith Ramla’s orFelipe’s

• a short articleabout a sportsperson

People, social life and work pp. 48-49 Skills Practice



MODULE TOPIC VOCABULARY GRAMMAR READINGSPEAKING &FUNCTIONS

LISTENING WRITING

4pp. 54-61

• Who’s in thehouse?

• Unusual houses• My

neighbourhood• My new house

• rooms, furnitureand appliances

• places

• There is/are• Object

Pronouns• Prepositions of

place• Imperative

• A dialogue(sequencing)

• An article(sentencecompletion)

• A note(comprehension)

• An email (findinginformation)

• Describing rooms• Talking about

locations• Asking for and

giving directions• Pronunciation: \T\,\D\

• Listening forspecificinformation

• a list aboutyour dreamhouse

• a fewsentencesabout yourneighbourhood

• an email aboutyour new house

Places of Residence pp. 62-63 Skills Practice

p. 64 Myths & Legends (Dreamcatcher) p. 65 Fun Time pp. 66-67 Modular Revision 4

pp. 68-69 ACROSS CULTURES: Famous Houses Around the World GO GREEN: Green Careers

5pp. 70-77

• The DragonRide

• Celebrations• My favourite

sport• Plans for next

weekend

• (free-time)activities

• celebrations• sports

• PresentContinuous

• PresentContinuouswith futuremeaning

• PresentSimple –PresentContinuous

• A dialogue(makingpredictions)

• A postcard and anemail (multiplematching)

• Short texts(matching)

• An email (multiplechoice)

• Describing actionshappening now

• Inviting/Accepting –Refusing

• Pronunciation: \N\

• Multiplematching


• a short email• a short

paragraph• an email about

your plans

Family, social life, sports and culture pp. 78-79 Skills Practice


6pp. 84-91

• Junior Cooks• Food matters!• Fast food• Eating out

• food/drinks• containers

• A/An – Some/Any

• A lot of/much/many

• Must• Can

(permission)

• A dialogue(comprehension)

• An article (T/F/DS)• Short texts

(matching)• An email (gap fill)

• Talking aboutfood/quantity

• Ordering at a fastfood restaurant

• Talking about rules• Asking for

permission• Pronunciation: \I\,\i…\

• Completing aposter/schoolrules

• a fewsentences

• a poster• an email about

a newrestaurant

Food pp. 92-93 Skills Practice

p. 94 Myths & Legends (The Horn of Plenty) p. 95 Fun Time pp. 96-97 Modular Revision 6

7pp. 98-105

• The Fire ofLondon

• Music to myears

• It was fun!• Last weekend

• places• musical

instruments• places of

entertainment

• was/were• There

was/were• Past Simple

(regular)

• A dialogue(checkingpredictions)

• A story(comprehension)

• An email(identifyingmeaning fromcontext)

• Talking aboutwhere you were

• Talking aboutmusicalinstruments

• Describing a pastevent

• Pronunciation: \t\,\d\, \Id\

• Matchingpeople toplaces ofentertainment

• Multiplematching

• a fewsentencesabout yourtown

• a summary of astory

• an email abouta place youvisited

Shopping and Services pp. 106-107 Skills Practice


pp. 112-113 ACROSS CULTURES: Setting the World on Fire! CLIL TIME: The Food Chain (Science)

Language Review (pp. LR1-LR7) Word List (pp. WL1-WL7)Quiz Time (p. QT1) Grammar Reference – Tenses


Hello everyone,

Here are some special wrist bands for

you. They’ve got special powers!

Lee, you’ve got the power of Air.

Harry, you’ve got the power of Fire.

Emma, you’ve got the power of Water

and, Mona, you’ve got the power of

Earth.

I wish you good luck!

Best wishes,

A secret friend

Starter Module4

Reading1 Listen and read. Complete the speech bubbles.

Hi! I’m Harry! I’ve got the power of

1) ___________! Great!

Hello, I’m Emma! I’ve got the power of

2) ___________! Super!

Hi! I’m Mona! I’ve got the power of

4) ____________! Hey, I’m Lee! I’ve got thepower of 3) ___________!

Fantastic!

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5Starter Module

2 Listen and repeat. Which are vowels? Which are consonants?

The Alphabet

(Let’s get together!)

4 Talk with your friend.

How do youspell it?

J-I-M-M-Y.

3 a) Complete the crossword puzzle.

Across

Student 1: Hi! I’m Alice.Student 2: Hello! I’m Becky.Student 3: Hey, I’m Carol.

1 4 6

2

3

Hi! I’m Emily.What’s your name? Jimmy.

1 2

5

6

4

3

Down

5

e r c p m t a b h n v

Yyyo-yo

Zzzebra

Xxbox

Wwwindow

Vvvan

Uuumbrella

Tttree

Ssspider

Aaacrobat

Cccat

Dddog

Eeelephant

Ffflag

Gggirl

Hhhat

Iiinsect

Bbbat

jugLl

lionMm

mapNn

notebookOoonion

Pppizza

Qqqueen

Rrrabbit

Kkkite

Jj

b) In three minutes, write six wordswith the letters below. You can usethe letters more than once.


blue

Colours

2 a) Listen and repeat.

Starter Module6

A – An

an apple• We use an before nouns

that start with a vowel.

a book• We use a before nouns that

start with a consonant.

b) Look at the picture in Ex. 1 and talk withyour friend.

11 ____ door

2 ____ board

1 a book

10 ____ desk

7 ____ atlas

8 ____ ruler

6 ____ pen

3 ____ umbrella

5 ____ pencil case

9 ____ chair

4 ____ pencil

grey pink

red brown

purple white black yellow

orange

green

What colouris the book?

It’s red.

1 A or An? Complete. Then, listen and check.


7Starter Module

3 a) Listen and repeat. What are thesenumbers in your language?

5 Complete. Then, listen and check.

• twenty-one • ninety • seventy • thirty • fifty• twenty-two

8 a) Put the days in the right order. Then,listen and check.

b) Which days are school days? Which isyour favourite day? Tell the class.

b) Listen and circle the numbers you hear.

one two three four five

six seven eight nine ten

eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen

sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty

21 – twenty-one22 – __________________23 – twenty-three30 – __________________40 – forty50 – __________________

60 – sixty70 – __________________80 – eighty90 – __________________100 – a/one hundred1000 – a/one thousand


3 Bluebell Street – 60449134

8 Hallam Street – 20722866

20 Queens Street – 27430045

9 Baywater Road – 73706831

19 Coram Street – 48623293

1 Monday

2 _________________________________________

3 _________________________________________

4 _________________________________________

5 _________________________________________

6 _________________________________________

7 _________________________________________

1 A: What’s your address?B: It’s 3 Bluebell Street.A: How do you spell it?B: B-L-U-E-B-E- double L.A: What’s your telephone number?B: It’s six-oh-double four-nine-one-three-four.

Numbers

Days of the week

Ordinal numbers6 Listen and repeat.

1st first2nd second3rd third4th fourth5th fifth

9th ninth10th tenth11th eleventh12th twelfth13th thirteenth

18th eighteenth20th twentieth21st twenty-first22nd twenty-second30th thirtieth

1 28th – twenty-eighth2 5th – ______________3 12th – _____________

4 2nd – _____________5 30th – _____________6 3rd – ______________

7 Write these numbers in words.

1

2

3

4

5


Starter Module8

1 Listen and repeat.

2 Listen and repeat. Talk with your friend.

A: Excuse me. What time is it, please?B: It’s ten past six.A: Thank you.B: You’re welcome.

Telling the Time

3 Listen and repeat. What are thesegreetings in your language?

4 a) Listen. In pairs, read out the dialogue.

Greetings

1

Hi!/Hello!

1

Goodbye!/Bye!

2

Good morning!

3

Good afternoon!

4

Good evening!

5

Good night!

6

Mark: Good morning, John. How are you?John: Hi, Mark. I’m fine. And you?Mark: Not bad.John: Oh, I’m late. Bye! See you later!Mark: Goodbye!

b) Act out a similar dialogue.4

2 3

5

It’s fouro’clock.

It’s quarterpast four.

It’s twenty-fivepast four.

It’s half pastfour.

It’s quarter to five.

It’s five to five.


1 Open your books.2 Can I borrow your

pen, please?

3 Be quiet, please.4 Come to the

board, please.

5 I don’tunderstand.

6 Work in pairs.

7 Stand up!8 Sit down!

9Starter Module

5 Match.

6 Look at the pictures from the modules in this book. What do you think each module is about?Then, go through the contents and find the modules.

Useful Language

a

A Module ___ B Module ___

F Module ___

C Module ___

G Module ___

D Module ___

E Module ___

d

e hgf

cb


New friends1a

Module 110

3

1

2

At Mona’s house.

Mona: Time for homework!Lee: Just let me finish this game! ELF: Greetings, players!Lee: Are you the assistant from

Mona’s computer game?ELF: That’s right! I’m an

Electronic Life Force, but youcan call me ELF! I’m here tohelp you.

Mona: New powers, a new teacherand a new friend. We’re solucky!

• playground • classroom • friendly • teacher • homework• finish • game • greetings • players • assistant • call• help • powers • lucky

• Excuse me • Nice to meet you. • Welcome back! SMALL TALK

Emma, Lee, Harry and Mona are in theschool playground. It’s their first dayback.

Harry: School again! Mona: We’re in Room 4 this year.Ricky: Excuse me, where’s Room 4?

Emma: Oh, hi. I’m Emma and thisis Mona. What’s yourname?

Ricky: I’m Ricky. Nice tomeet you.

Mona: Come with us. You’rein our class!

They are in the classroom.

Mr Harley: Good morning, children,and welcome back! I’mMr Harley, your newteacher.

All: Good morning, Sir.Emma: Oh, good! Mr Harley’s

really friendly.Harry: Who’s our IT teacher this

year, Sir?Mr Harley: I am!

Lee: Cool. IT is my favouritesubject!

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11Module 1

I am (I’m) Tina.He is (He’s) very friendly.She is not (isn’t) in my class.Are they in Room 5? Yes, they are./No, they aren’t.

Hello. My name 1) ACharlie. I 2) _________ ten years old

and I am in Year 6 at 3) _________ . Thename of my school is Green Valley School. My

favourite subjects are History and 4) _________ . Myfavourite days 5) _________ Mondays and

Wednesdays. On Mondays, my History lesson is at8:45 and on Wednesdays my English 6) _________

is at 11:35. My 7) _________teacher is Mrs Hill. She’s

really 8) _________!

1 Who is a new classmate? Who is a newelectronic friend? Read the dialoguequickly and answer the questions. Then,listen, read and check your answers.

2 a) Read the dialogue again and match.

3 Complete. Then, listen and check.

5 Read, choose and complete.

6 Make the questions. Then, read the text inEx. 5 again and answer them.

1 Charlie/nine years old?2 he/in Year 5?3 the name of his school/Green Allen School?4 his favourite subjects/Maths and PE?5 his favourite days/Tuesdays and Thursdays?

• Art • Music • Science • Geography • Maths • English


A: What time is English on Monday?B: It’s at 9:30.

b) Give the dialogue a new title.

(What’s the subject?)

(The verb ‘to be’)

Teacher: Is Big Ben in London?Student: Geography!

7 Write your school timetable. UseEx. 3 as a model. Present it to the class.

Reading

Vocabulary

Grammar

Writing

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

English

__________

Maths __________

History __________IT

__________ Science PE

__________ IT

History __________PE

The children are ...

Mr Harley is ...

IT is ...

ELF is the assistant ...

1

2

3

4

a their new teacher.b from Mona’s

computer game.c in the school

playground.d Lee’s favourite

subject.

Student’s Book: Language Review 1a Workbook: 1a

A isB are

C favouriteD am

E lessonF English

G friendlyH school


My Class Book1b1 Dictionary work: Put the adjectives below in alphabetical order. What do

they mean in your language? Look them up in your dictionary and say.

2 Read the first sentence of each paragraph.Who’s friendly? polite? hard-working? funny?Tell the class.

• noisy • funny • friendly • sweet • hard-working • clever • trendy • polite

I’m quite noisy, but I’mvery funny! My favourite

colour is green. My lucky

number is thirteen and my

favourite football team is

Manchester United.

I’m very friendly andsweet! My favouritesubjects are Art and Music.

My favourite day isSaturday and my favourite

animal is my dog, Missy!

I’m really hard-working

and very clever! Ha, ha!

My favourite subjects are

Music and IT. Myfavourite football team is

Arsenal and my favourite

colour is red, of course!

Reading

Harry Taylor

I’m polite and verytrendy! My favouritesubjects are IT andEnglish. My favouritecolour is yellow and mylucky number is eleven!

Module 112

• sweet • trendy • lucky number• football team • animal • really • big

Emma Richards

Mona James Lee Chan

3 a) Listen to and read the text. Complete the sentences.

1 Harry’s favourite colour is ____________________ .2 Mona’s favourite day is ______________________ .

3 Emma’s lucky number is _____________________ .4 Lee’s favourite subjects are _____________ and IT.

b) Choose a character. In three minutes, say what you remember about him/her.


13Module 1

4 Match the opposites. Then, listen and check.

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives

I_________

he/_________/itweyou

_________

myyour

his/her/itsouryourtheir

7 Read and choose.

1 They’re my teachers. _____ names are Mr Avis andMiss Smith.A Their B His C Her

2 I’m Sophie and this is _________________ friend, Fiona.A her B his C my

3 She’s very trendy. ___________ favourite colour is pink.A Your B Her C Its

4 ___________________ Maths lesson is in Room C, Mark. A Her B Your C Its

5 Mr Evans is ________ new IT teacher. We like him a lot!A our B your C his

6 Replace the words in bold with thecorrect pronoun.

1 Kelly is very friendly. She

2 Ian and Derek are very funny. _____

3 Rita and I are in the same class. _____

4 My class is very big. _____

5 How old is Tom? _____

6 You and Carol are very trendy. _____

(What’s the word?)

What is your friend like? Mime an adjectivefor the class to find out.

5 Complete the Grammar box.

Vocabulary

Grammar (Subject Pronouns &Possessive Adjectives)

Listening

a politeb trendyc quietd clevere noisy

1 Blake2 Charlie3 Olivia4 Isabel5 Oscar

9 a) What are you like? What’s your favouritecolour? football team? subject? lucky number?Talk with your friend.

b) Write a short description aboutyourself for your school Class Book.

A quiet

clever hard-working polite noisy

B rude C silly D lazy

serious

E funny

1 E 2 3 4 5

Speaking and Writing

8 Listen to Tina talking about her schoolfriends. Listen and match.

Student’s Book: Language Review 1b Workbook: 1b


1c

Module 114

2 Match the nationalities to the countries.

Anna Kournikova,1981 – Russia

Javier Bardem, 1969 – Spain

Beyoncé Knowles, 1981 – the USA

Lionel Messi, 1987 – Argentina

Vocabulary

1 Write the countries. Then, listen and check.

the UK

the USA

Greece

Spain

Turkey

China

Argentina

Russia

Italy

Poland

Mexico

Portugal

1

2

3

7

11

4

812

59

10

6

a Portuguese 4

b Turkish ______

c British ______

d American ______

e Russian ______

f Greek ______

g Italian ______

h Spanish ______

i Chinese ______

j Polish ______

k Argentinian ______

l Mexican ______


1

2

3 5

4

1 A: How old is Rupert Grint?B: He’s ... years old.

A: Where is he from?B: He’s from the UK. He’s British.

Rupert Grint, 1988 – the UK

the USA

Where in the world?• world • countries • nationalities• journey • famous • painter • palace• square • composer • capital • continent • begin • Europe • America• Asia • Africa • Antarctica • Australia


6 a) Complete the questions and do the quiz.Check your answers with your teacher.

(Question Words)

4 a) Listen. In pairs, read out thedialogue.

Tom: Hi! My name’s Tom. What’s yourname?

Vicky: Hi, Tom. I’m Vicky. Nice to meet you.Tom: Nice to meet you, too! Where are

you from?Vicky: I’m from Italy. I’m Italian. Where are

you from?Tom: I’m from the USA. I’m American.Vicky: Welcome to our school, Tom.Tom: Thanks.

All the continents beginand finish with the

same letter: Europe,America, Asia, Africa,Antarctica, Australia!

5 Fill in the gaps with question words. Then,in pairs, answer them.

b) You are at an International school.Work in pairs. Replace the words inbold and make your own dialogue.Use phrases from the box.

Grammar

Everyday English

15Module 1

1 _____________________________ is your name?

2 ____________________________ are you from?

3 ______________________________ old are you?

4 ___________________ is your favourite colour?

5 ____________ is your English teacher this year?

6 ___________ is our English lesson? In Room 5?

Who: asks about a person – Who is she? My friend, Vicky.What: asks about a thing – What is it? A rubber.Where: asks about a place – Where are you from? I’mfrom the USA.How old: asks about age – How old is Patrick? Ten.When: asks about time – When is your birthday? In May.

(Asking personal questions)

1 Where is Tower Bridge?A In Spain B In England

2 _______________________ is Chinese New Year?A In May or June B In January or February

3 __________________ is a famous Italian painter?A Leonardo da Vinci B Leonardo DiCaprio

4 _______________________ old is the Parthenon?A 2,500 years B 1,500 years

5 __________________________ is Topkapi Palace?A In Turkey B In Mexico

6 ____________ is the name of a square in Russia?A Red Square B St Mark’s Square

7 ________________ is a famous Polish composer?A Amadeus Mozart B Fryderyk Chopin

8 ___________________ is the capital of Portugal?A Lisbon B Madrid

Student’s Book: Language Review 1c Workbook: 1c

b) In groups, prepare asimilar quiz.

• Hi! My name’s ... .

• What’s your name?

• Nice to meet you!

• Where are you from?

• Welcome to our

school.


/œ/ /eI/namebackamgamethanksSpainplaygreat

1d

Module 116

1 Where’s Ruby from?2 How old is she?3 What’s the name of her school?

4 What is Ruby like?5 What are her favourite subjects?6 Who’s her favourite actor?

2 Read and answer the questions.

Hello!

My name’s Ruby Gibbs and I’m 1) _________London, UK. I’m 9 years old and I’m a2) _________ at West Park School.

I’m very friendly and funny. My favouritesubjects 3) ________ Music and Art. Myfavourite 4) _________ is green and my5) _________ number is nine. My favouriteactor is Taylor Lautner. He’s American. He’sfantastic!

What about you? Please write 6) ________ tell me!

Ruby

3 Listen and tick (✓). Then, listen andrepeat.

(Find your pair!)

Reading

Pronunciation

Skills work

Where areyou from?

I’m fromLondon.

• student • actor • character• actress • pen pal

Ruby @[email protected]!

1 a) What kind of a text is it? Tell the class.

b) Choose and complete. Then, listen, read and check your answers.

A student B lucky C are D colour E from F and


17Module 1

6 Answer the questions.

5 Listen and complete.

1 What’s your name?2 Where are you from?3 How old are you?4 What’s the name of your school?5 What are you like?6 What is your favourite subject/colour?7 What is your lucky number?8 Who is your favourite actor/actress?

Capital Letters

In English, we use capital letters for:

• names (Mary)

• school subjects (Maths)

• cities and countries (Paris, France)

• the personal pronoun ‘I’ (I’m Tina.)

• days of the week (Friday)

• months (May)

• the first word in a sentence (How old are you?)

4 Study the Writing Tip. Correct the sentences.

Listening

Speaking and Writing

1 our art class is on fridays.Our Art class is on Fridays.

2 they are gina and ted johnson and i’m theirteacher.__________________________________________

3 mario is from lisbon, portugal.__________________________________________

4 her birthday is in june. __________________________________________

5 where is tina from?__________________________________________

6 science classes are on mondays and wednesdays.__________________________________________

Name: Seth Watts

Age: 1) _____________

School name: 2) _______________

School

Character: Friendly and 3) ________

Favourite school subjects:

Science and 4) __________

Favourite colour: 5) _____________

Lucky number: 6) _____________

Favourite actor: Johnny Depp

7 Write an email to your pen pal about yourself.Use the plan below and Ex. 2 as a model.

Student’s Book: Language Review 1d Workbook: 1d

Hello!

Paragraph 1your full name, city and country you are from, age,name of school (My name’s ... .)

Paragraph 2about your character, your favourite school subjects,colour, lucky number, actor, etc. (I’m quite funny and ... .)

What about you?


Before listening

1 What’s your favourite subject? When is it?2 Look at the people in Ex. 1. What kind of teachers are they?

Listening Comprehension

Listening for specific information

(Multiple matching)

If there is a picture, familiarise yourself with it. Think of words that

may appear in the recording. Listen to the recording carefully and

complete the task. Remember: the distractor will also be

mentioned.

1 You will hear a dialogue twice. On the basis of theinformation in the recording, match each name (1.-5.) to theappropriate person in the picture (A-F). Careful! One personin the picture is extra.

1. Mrs Smith

2. Mr Jones

3. Mrs Brown

4. Mr Alden

5. Mrs Williams

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SKILLS PRACTICE

School subjects

Vocabulary Bank

A B C

DE

F

ArtEnglishGeographyHistoryIT

MathsMusicPEScience

Character adjectives

cleverfriendlyfunnyhard-workinglazynoisypolite

quietrudeserioussillysweettrendy

Countries and nationalities

Argentina – ArgentinianChina – ChineseGreece – GreekItaly – ItalianMexico – MexicanPoland – PolishPortugal – PortugueseRussia – RussianSpain – SpanishTurkey – TurkishUK – BritishUSA – American

Other

classclassmateclassroomhomeworklessonplayground

RoomschoolstudentteacherYear

Useful phrases

Excuse me.How old are you?Nice to meet you.Welcome back.What are you like?What’s your favourite colour?What’s your favourite football team?What’s your lucky number?What’s your name?When is your birthday?Where are you from?


Knowledge of LanguageFunctions

Responding to situations

(Multiple matching)

Read the responses carefully and underline the

key words. Try to guess the situations where

you can use these key words.

2 For each situation (1.-5.), choose theappropriate response (A-F). Write thecorrect letter in the box next to eachsituation. Careful! One response doesnot match any of the situations.

1. You want to find out where a new student is from. What will you ask?

2. You are a new student and want to know where your class is. How will you ask?

3. A new student in your class asks how old you are. What will you say?

4. There is a new student in your class. How will you introduce yourself?

5. A new student asks if you are Italian. What will you say?

A. Hi. I’m Dan. What’s your name?

B. No. I’m not. I’m Polish.

C. Excuse me. Where’s Room 5?

D. When is Science?

E. I’m from Poland. Where are you from?

F. I’m eleven.

Knowledge of Language Means

1. It’s the Science Room.

2. He’s a PE teacher.

3. She’s noisy.

4. They’re Italian.

3 Read the sentences (1.-4.) and look at thepicture. Decide if the sentences are True or False.Put an (✗) in the right box.

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3

4

True False

Reading Comprehension

A. Friend B. Address C. School D. Nationalities

My name’s Ada and I’m Polish. My friend Bob is fromthe UK. He is British. Gina is Italian and our friendMaria is from Mexico. Mr Simon is my Art teacher. Heis American.

1.

Linda is from Toledo, Spain. She is Spanish. She isvery hard-working and clever. She is eleven years old.We are good friends and our school is Elm Park. Herfavourite subjects are IT and Art.

2.

4 Decide what each text (1.-3.) is about. Match theappropriate topic (A-D) with each text. Write thecorrect letter in each box. Careful! One topicdoes not match any of the texts.

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I am in Room 8B this year. My school is Elm Park and it isin Elm Street! On Mondays, my PE class is at 8 am andon Thursday my English class is at 10 am. My favouriteteacher is Mrs Lane. She’s very nice and funny.

3.

Workbook: 1f


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Oh, good! Anew neighbour.

Hello. My name is Chopsticks.

I’m Enta. Nice tomeet you. Welcome

to Dragonville.

Thank you. I’m from China.I’m a Kung Fu master.

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Let me helpyou with that.

That’s very kindof you.

This is great fun!Ooops!

Enta! Be careful!

5

6

Thank you,Master!

Chopsticks says: ‘Hold a true friendwith both hands!’

1 a) Listen and read.

b) Now, take roles and read again.

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Yippee! Lunch break!

Maths and English and Geography,Art and Music and cool IT!

What about Science and History?And please don’t forget about PE!

What’s your favourite subject,Is it one of these?

What’s your favourite subject?Tell me, tell me, please!

1 Listen to the song.List the school subjectsin alphabetical order.

2 Which is the topfavourite subject inyour class? Do a classsurvey and find out.

1 a) What’s the message? Break the codeand find out.

b) Write your own message in code. Give itto your friend to break it.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V WX Y ZZ Y X W V U T S R Q P O N M L K J I H G F E D C B A

S V O O L

H

H K Z R M

Z O V C

U I L N

U I L N

R ‘ N

‘

R ‘ N

‘

D S V I V B L FZ I V

. .

.

Hurray!Geography!

Yeah! Art!

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Modular Revision 1

Vocabulary

1 Read and complete the sentences. (10 marks)

4 Read and underline. (5 marks)

0. Who/What are you?1. We/Our are in the same class.2. Where/When is he from?3. She is my new friend and she/her name is Betty.4. He/His is in my IT class.5. What/When is our Geography lesson?

5

2 Write the nationalities. (10 marks)

0. Spain – Spanish1. Portugal – _________2. Russia – ___________

3. USA – _____________4. Greece – __________5. Turkey – ___________

Knowledge of Language Functions

5 Read and choose. (10 marks)

Knowledge of Language Means

6 Read and choose. (10 marks)

0. A: Hi! What’s your name?B: a) I’m Tony. b) I’m really funny.

c) His name is Tony.

1. A: Excuse me, where are you from?B: a) I’m twelve years old. b) I’m from Spain.

c) It’s Polish.

2. A: Nice to meet you!B: a) Welcome back! b) Nice to meet you, too!

c) He’s very friendly!

3. A: Welcome to our school!B: a) Thanks. b) It’s fun.

c) I’m in Room 6B.

4. A: What’s your favourite colour?B: a) My dog. b) Blue. c) Yes, it is.

5. A: What’s your new teacher like?B: a) She’s really nice. b) She’s from the USA.

c) She is in Room 5C.10

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10

Grammar

3 Complete the sentences. Use: am, is, isn’t,are, aren’t. (5 marks)

5

0. I am a student in Spain.1. They ________ from Turkey. They’re from Italy.2. _________________________ Jack in your class? 3. Mr Evans ___________ rude. He’s very friendly!4. Becky and I ___________________ very trendy.5. Sue _____________________ sweet and polite.

Hello. 0. A name is Janusz. I am ten years oldand I am in Year 6 at school. My birthday is inJuly. I’m clever and polite. My favourite 1. _____is English. My favourite teacher is Mrs Nowak.2. _____ really friendly! What about you? 3. ______ old are you? 4. ______are you like? 5. ______ is your birthday?Write and tell me all about you!Janusz

0. A My B I C Your1. A number B colour C subject2. A He’s B She’s C They’re3. A How B What C Who4. A Why B Who C What5. A What B When C How

0. Diane is very funny. I like her jokes!1. What is your _____________ number? Thirteen?2. Becky is very _________ . Her clothes are super!3. Harry’s dad is very ________________________ .

He’s at work from nine to eight in the evening.4. George is a very ___________________ student.

Look at his marks!5. My _______________________ subject is Maths.


Reading Comprehension and Writing

8 Read and write T (True) or F (False). (15 marks)

Listening Comprehension

7 Listen and put an (✗). (15 marks)

0. When is their English lesson?

1. What is Sue’s favourite subject?

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Hi, my name is Sylvia and I’m eleven. I’m fromGlasgow, Scotland. I am a student at McGrawSchool. I’m in Class 6B.

My favourite school subjects areHistory and Geography, but I’mnot very good at Maths orScience. My favourite teacheris Mr Green. He’s really nice!

My best friend is Maria. Sheis twelve and she isRussian. We are in thesame class at school.Her favouritesubjects are Mathsand English.

SYLVIA BROWN’S HOMEPAGE

0. Sylvia is fifteen. F1. Sylvia is Scottish. _____2. Sylvia’s favourite subject is Maths. _____3. Sylvia’s favourite teacher is Mr Brown. _____4. Sylvia’s best friend is from Russia. _____5. Maria is in a different school. _____

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IN ENGLISH

NOW I CANNOW I CAN• talk about school subjects• say what I am like• talk about countries and nationalities• ask personal questions• write an email to my pen pal

2. Where is the Music lesson?

3. Where is Tony from?

A. B. C. ✗

A. B. C.

A. B. C.

A. B. C. 9 Use the following information to write BenSmith’s homepage. (20 marks)

Name: BenAge: ElevenFrom: New York, USASchool: Hill School, Class 5AFavourite School Subjects: History, English (not very good at Maths)Favourite teacher: Miss EvansBest friend: George, 10, British (Maths, IT)

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