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Scope and sequence iv

Components vi

Course features vii

Tips and tricks x

Word lists xii

Diagnostic test xvii

Introduction

Time for music T3

A busy day T15B

The living forest T27B

Wild animals T39B

Mother Earth T51B

My family T63B

Long, long ago T75B

Famous travellers T87B

Here come the pirates! T99B

Units

Festivals T112

Assessments T120

Extras

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Grammar and language Vocabulary

Present continuous: The mice are playing the piano.

I’m not singing. Is the fat mouse jumping on the cushion?

Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.

Wh

questions + present continuous: What are the mice

doing? Where is the music coming from? Who is making

the mess?

Prepositions: in, on, under

Functional language: May I have…, please? Here’s your…,

This way, please.

Objects in the house: curtain, cushion, flowerpot, mirror,

picture, plant, rug, sofa

Rooms and places: bedroom, classroom, dining room,

garden, kitchen, living room, park

Musical instruments: drum, flute, guitar, maracas, piano,

recorder, tambourine, triangle, trumpet, violin, xylophone

Craft materials: bottle, can, crayon, glue, paint, paintbrush,

rice, rubber band, tape

Adjectives

:

baby, fat, old, tall, thin, short

Verbs: carry, clap, dance, eat, have fun, jump, look, play,

read, run, sing, sit, sleep, watch TV, work

Present simple: I work in a school.

You work in a shopping centre. He/She works in a school.

We work in a toy factory. They make lunch.

He/She doesn’t work in a cafe. They don’t cook the food.

Do you work every day? Yes, I do./No, I don’t. Does he/she

read comics? Yes, he/she does./No, he/she doesn’t.

Functional language: What’s the matter? It doesn’t work.

(My shoulder) hurts. That’s better!

Body parts: ankle, arm, elbow, feet, foot, hand, head, hip,

knee, leg, neck, shoulder, wrist

Verbs: clean, cut, dance, draw, eat, give, go, have, help,

jump, like, listen to, make, paint, play, read, ride, run, see,

sell, serve, sleep, watch, wear, work

Professions: bus driver, cleaner, dancer, dentist, doctor, nurse,

police officer, salesperson, secretary, toy maker, vet, waiter

Places: bookshop, cafe, clinic, office, shop, shopping centre

Present simple: In the summer, he cuts the grass. We walk

through the forest.

Wh

questions + present simple: Who does Dan play with?

What do they buy? Where do they live? Why do they get

sick? When do they go to the shop?

There is/are:

There’s a fish in the river. There are four birds

in the sky.

Giving and following directions: Go over the bridge. Go

around the rocks.

Functional language: Can I help you? I’d like (a plant) for

(my mum). Which one would you like? That/This one. The

(big) one, please.

Objects in nature: bridge, bush, cactus, forest, grass,

hill, lake, mountain, path, pinecone, river, rock, tree,

valley, waterfall

Verbs: buy, climb, collect, cut, drink, get sick, go, live, plant,

play, walk, want, work

Animals: bird, duck, fish, horse, mouse, rabbit

Prepositions

:

across, around, down, over, through,

under, up

Parts of plants and trees: acorn, branch, flower, fruit,

leaf-leaves, root, seed, stem, trunk

Present simple: Zebra eats the bush.

Where do elephants live? Elephants live in grasslands.

Like

+ gerund: I like swimming. They like sleeping.

Can/can’t:

I can/can’t climb trees. Can baby lions see? Yes,

they can./No, they can’t. Can it fly? Yes, it can./No, it can’t.

Can you speak English? Yes, I can./No, I can’t.

Possessive

‘s:

the lion’s mane

Connectors: and, but

Functional language: What is it? What’s your favourite wild

animal?

Animals: chimpanzee, crocodile, duck, eagle, elephant,

flamingo, giraffe, gorilla, hippo, horse, lion, monkey,

orangutan, ostrich, parrot, snake, tiger, zebra

Animal body parts: beak, body, claw, coat, ear, feather,

head, leg, mane, skin, tail, tongue, wing

Verbs: clean, climb, dive, do, drink, eat, hear, lift, make,

paint, play, read, run, see, sing, sleep, speak, splash, stand,

swim, turn on, understand, use, walk, write

There is/are:

There is a watermelon.

There is some rice. There are some potatoes.

Is there any water? Are there any trees?

There isn’t any milk. There aren’t any biscuits.

Functional language: Have you got any (carrots)? How

much is that? Here you are.

Food: broccoli, carrot, cheese, grape, juice, milk, oil, onion,

orange, pasta, pea, peach, pineapple, potato, rice, sugar,

tomato, water, watermelon

Water words: cloud, ice, lake, rain, rainbow, raindrop,

snow, steam

Containers and measures: bag, bottle, box, bunch, carton,

litre, packet

Verbs: brush your teeth, dissolve, evaporate, float, flush the

toilet, have a shower, sell, wash your hands

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Grammar and language Vocabulary

Verb

to be

, present tense: My mother’s in the attic. Are

you in the hall? Yes, I am./No, I’m not.

Present simple: I cut the grass. Harry makes the beds.

He/She lives in a tent. He/She doesn’t live in a house. Do you

wash the dishes? Yes, I do./No, I don’t.

Present continuous: What’s Harry doing? He’s washing the

beds. Harry isn’t cutting the grass.

Adverbs of frequency: always, sometimes, usually, rarely,

never: Nina always plays football. She never washes the car.

Contrasting present simple and continuous: Do you…?/Are

you…?

Functional language: What time is it? It’s time to (wake

up). It’s (six) o’clock.

Home: flat, house, houseboat, tent

Rooms: attic, balcony, basement, bathroom, bedroom,

dining room, garage, hall, kitchen, living room, stairs

Family: aunt, brother, cousin, father, grandad, mother, sister,

uncle

Daily activities: do homework, eat breakfast/lunch, get up,

go shopping/swimming, go to bed/school, have a shower,

play, visit, wake up, walk the dog, watch TV

Chores: clean the kitchen, cook the food, cut the grass,

make the beds, sweep the floor, take out the rubbish, wash

the dishes/clothes/car

Time: (ten) o’clock, quarter past (ten), half past (ten), quarter

to (ten)

Verb

to be,

past form: He was lazy. They were small. He

wasn’t ugly. They weren’t tall. Was Creb eleven years old?

Yes, he was./No, he wasn’t. Were the people cold? Yes, they

were./No, they weren’t.

There was/were:

There was a school. There weren’t any

houses.

How +

adjective: How tall was the diplodocus?

How long is your foot? How wide is his hand?

Functional language: How old are you? What’s your

address? What’s your telephone number? How many teeth

have you got?

Adjectives: angry, bad, big, bored, careful, cold, crazy,

excited, fat, frustrated, handsome, happy, hot, important,

lazy, long, pretty, responsible, sad, short, small, strong,

surprised, tall, thin, ugly, weak, wide, worried

Numbers: 20–100

Family members: aunt, brother, cousin, father, mother,

sister, uncle

Continents: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, America,

Oceania

Oceans: Arctic, Atlantic, Indian, Pacific

Time expressions: a long time ago, last week, now, today,

yesterday

Past simple: David wrote a diary. He made maps. I went

to the cinema. I didn’t write a letter. He didn’t go alone.

She didn’t see a river. Did he meet the Emperor of China?

Yes, he did./No, he didn’t. Did they give them some food?

Yes, they did./No, they didn’t. Did you make your bed?

Yes, I did./No, I didn’t.

Functional language: It’s my turn. Here’s the dice. Throw

the dice. I’m the winner.

Verbs: buy, carry, cross, do, eat, give, go, have, live, make,

meet, run, say, see, sing, sleep, start, take, travel, visit, walk,

write

Places: beach, desert, mountain

Food: ice cream, pasta, pizza, rice, soup

Professions: clown, doctor, inventor, musician, sailor

Animals: camel, dog, dolphin, eagle, horse, kangaroo,

penguin, rat, snake, tiger

Other words: bandit, book, diary, fork, guard, kite, letter,

map, palace, postcard, sandcastle, shepherd, silk, silkworm

Time expressions: every day, every week, every weekend,

every year, last week, last weekend, last year, today, yesterday

Past simple (regular verbs): I sailed on a ship.

He cooked his food. They didn’t work.

He didn’t listen. Did the captain shout for his lunch? Did the

pirates jump into the river?

Past simple (

Wh

questions): What did you call your ship?

Where did the pirates travel? What did you do?

Functional language: What does it mean? Come on!

Hurray! Look!

Regular verbs: attack, capture, clean, climb, cook, escape,

jump, live, paint, rob, sail, shout, study, travel, walk, want,

wash, watch, work

Irregular verbs: become, drink, eat, go, have, ride, sleep,

wear

Pirate words: captain, earring, eye patch, flag, gold, parrot,

pirate, pistol, ship, silver, sword, treasure chest/map, wooden

leg

Countries: Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia,

Dominican Republic, Egypt, England, France, India, Italy,

Japan, Peru, Russia, Spain

Words for physical description: beard, black, blonde,

brown, long, moustache, red, short, strong, tall

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