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Friends1Unit overviewUnit objective
• I can talk about physical appearance and personality
Language
Target vocabulary
Physical appearance: cute, bald, beautiful, good-looking, handsome, spiky hair, straight hair
Personality: bossy, clever, kind, lazy, shy, sporty
Target structures
What does he/she look like? He’s/She’s (beautiful). He’s/She’s got (blond hair).
What do they look like? They’re (tall). They’ve got (brown hair).
You’re (sporty) and you’re (clever). You’re (bossy) but I don’t mind.
I like you because you’re (kind).
Features Phonics: /i/ and /ɑɪ/ Values: Being a good friend
Cross-curricular: Art: warm and cool colours
Skills
Reading
• Can identify people and what they look like • Can understand a simple story • Can understand details of a story • Can find information in an email
Writing • Can write about what people look like and are like • Can write about a painting • Can write about what makes good and bad friends (Activity Book)
Listening • Can identify words that describe what people look like and are like • Can identify words with the sounds /i/ and /ɑɪ/
Speaking • Can ask and answer about what someone looks like and is like • Can discuss a story • Can talk about warm and cool colours and how they make me feel
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1 FriendsWorksheet 1Name: Class:
1 Write the words.
I’ve got long, dark curly hair. My friends say I’m tall. I’m thin, too. I’m wearing trousers, a jacket, a hat and trainers. I’m not wearing gloves and sunglasses.
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2 Write about your best friend.
He’s/She’s got .
He’s/She’s and but he’s/she’s .
He’s/She’s my best friend, he’s/she’s very and his/her name is .
3 Look, read and choose. Tick (✓) a or b.
4 Describe the other girl.
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You’re (sporty) and you’re (clever). You’re (bossy) but I don’t mind.
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You’re (sporty) and you’re (clever). You’re (bossy) but I don’t mind.
I like you because you’re (kind).
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I like you because you’re (kind).
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Being a good friend
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Being a good friend
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Cross-curricular: Art: warm and cool colours
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Art: warm and cool colours
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• Can identify people and what they look like
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• Can find information in an email Sample
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unit Personality: bossy, clever, kind, lazy, shy, sporty
What does he/she look like? He’s/She’s (beautiful).
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They’re (tall). They’ve got (brown hair).
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You’re (sporty) and you’re (clever). You’re (bossy) but I don’t mind.
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Lesson 1 PB page 4
Learning objective Can identify people and what they look like
Target language cute, bald, beautiful, good-looking, handsome, spiky hair, straight hair
Recycled language curly, tall Colours He’s/She’s (tall). He’s/She’s got (curly hair).
Warm-up
• Write friends on the board jumbled up ( drefisn ). Elicit the word.
• Ask pupils (in L1) if they think it’s better to have lots of friends or to have fewer, very good friends. Why?
Learning adventure
1 What do you know?
• Open books and ask pupils to look at the activities. Ask, What are we learning today? Write the lesson objective on the board or look at it on the screen: We’re learning about what people look like .
• Close books. Ask pupils what words they know in English for describing people, e.g. tall, curly . Write them on the board.
• Introduce pupils to the learning adventure poster. Use this poster with pupils to help them indicate how confident they feel about the lesson objective. It can show you who may need more help. See page 7 in the Introduction for how to use this in your lessons.
• Refer to the learning adventure poster and say, Great! You are already moving along your learning adventure!
2 Listen and read. Who lives at number twelve?
• Ask pupils, W here are the children? ( at home/in the garden )
• Ask, Who lives at number twelve? Play the audio (CD1:04). Pupils listen, follow the story and find the answer to the question. Elicit the answer.
ANSWER KEY Maddy, her family and Kipper the cat
Listen and read. Who lives at number Listen and read. Who lives at number
• Play the audio again. Mime tall/bald/spiky as pupils listen and encourage pupils to copy you, e.g. tall (stretch and hold a hand up), bald (cover the top of your head with your hands).
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3 Listen and say.
• Give pupils time to look at the pictures to introduce the new vocabulary.
• Play the audio (CD1:05). Pause for pupils to say the words.
• Play the audio again, pausing after each word so that pupils can repeat and point to classmates or themselves where possible. Encourage pupils to point to themselves for good-looking/beautiful/handsome .
• Tell them good-looking can describe a boy or girl but beautiful is only for girls and handsome is only for boys.
4 Talk about your friends.
• Write has got and is on the board as column headings. Ask pupils which words should go in each column. ( has got : curly/spiky/straight hair, is : bald/good-looking/beautiful/handsome/cute).
• Ask a volunteer to read the examples. • Pupils give you examples about others in the class,
e.g. (Name)’s got spiky hair. • In pairs, pupils describe their friends. Go around the
class, correcting and prompting.
Practice
• Divide pupils in pairs. They think of two famous people and describe them to each other, e.g. Cristiano Ronaldo has got short, straight hair. He’s good-looking.
Learning adventure
Ask pupils, How many words do you know for describing what people look like now? Give pupils a
minute to tell their partner the new words they know. Ask them, Where are you on your learning adventure now? Ask pupils which words they find the easiest or the most difficult to remember. Tell pupils, Well done! to reinforce the progress they are making.
Listen and say. Listen and say. Listen and say. Listen and say. Listen and say. Listen and say.
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confident they feel about the lesson objective. It can show you who may need more help. See page 7 in the
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show you who may need more help. See page 7 in the Introduction for how to use this in your lessons.
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Introduction for how to use this in your lessons. Refer to the learning adventure poster and say, Sam
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2There’s a new family at number twelve!
What do they look like?
The dad is tall and bald. There’s a girl, too. She’s
got curly blond hair.Thanks! I’m Maddy.
Is that your cat?
It’s got spiky red hair.
What does it look like?Oh, no! Red paint!
Hi. I’m Emma. Can I help?
Spiky red hair? My cat, Kipper, is black and white.
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Show pupils a selection of photos of people from magazines or the internet and ask them to describe the people using
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Direct pupils’ attention to the ice cream card on page 4 in their Pupil’s Book. Tell pupils to go online to the Poptropica English Island Adventure Game and find the item. Once pupils click on it, they are taken to a supplementary language task.
Show homework
• Show the homework. Explain that pupils will do the activities at home in their Activity Books. Check the rubrics with pupils and go through an example, if necessary, so pupils understand the activities.
AB page 4
1 Find and circle six words.
ANSWER KEY straight, good-looking, spiky, bald, beautiful
2 Write. Use words from Activity 1.
ANSWER KEY 2 straight 3 spiky 4 bald
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ANSWER KEY 1 Maddy 2 Dan 3 Emma 4 Robbie 5 Emma, Robbie
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• Read through the Look! box with pupils and play the audio (CD1:07).
• Use L1 to explain when we use do and does in questions. Point out that we use be with adjectives and have got with nouns.
• Elicit more examples from pupils and write a few on the board.
• Pupils then copy the sentences into their notebooks.
6 Ask and answer. True or false ?
• Ask two confident pupils to read the example. • In pairs, pupils continue, asking and answering about
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7 Play the game.
• Revise the vocabulary in the word bank you think pupils may have difficulty with.
• Ask two confident pupils to read the example dialogue. Pupils look at the pictures and identify which portrait is being described.
• Then pupils play the game in pairs.
Pop quiz
Show the same selection of photos of people from Lesson 1 but now with names written at the
top of each picture. Ask pupils to play a guessing game in pairs. The first pupil describes one of the people. The second pupil guesses who it is.
Show homework
• Show the homework. Explain that pupils will do the activities at home in their Activity Books. Check the rubrics with pupils and go through an example, if necessary, so pupils understand the activities.
Lesson 2 PB page 5
Learning objective Can ask and answer about what someone looks like
Target language What does he/she look like? He’s/She’s (beautiful). He’s/She’s got (blond hair). What do they look like? They’re (tall). They’ve got (brown hair).
Recycled language Appearance
Check homework
• Check the homework as a class. Ask pupils what they found easy/difficult and help them with any problems or difficulties. Do remedial teaching as/if necessary before moving on to the new lesson.
Warm-up
• Say, You’ve got curly/spiky/straight hair, stand up! Only pupils with curly/spiky/straight hair stand up.
Learning adventure
Open books and ask pupils to look at the activities. Ask, What are we learning today?
Write the lesson objective on the board or look at it on the screen: We’re learning to ask and answer questions about what people look like.
5 Listen and read. Then look and say.
• Give pupils time to look at the pictures. Revise the names of the characters.
• Play the audio. Pause after each description to let pupils say the correct name.
CD1, Track 06 1 What does she look like?
She’s got blond hair and blue eyes. Maddy!
2 What does he look like? He’s got spiky hair and brown eyes.
3 What does she look like? She’s got straight hair and glasses.
4 What does he look like? He’s got brown hair and green eyes.
5 What do they look like? They’ve got brown hair.
Listen and read. Then look and say. Listen and read. Then look and say. Listen and read. Then look and say. Listen and read. Then look and say. Listen and read. Then look and say. Listen and read. Then look and say.
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1 She’s got blond hair and blue eyes. 2 He’s got spiky hair and brown eyes. 3 She’s got straight hair and glasses. 4 He’s got brown hair and green eyes. 5 They’ve got brown hair.
6 Ask and answer. True or false?
A: What does Maddy look like?B: She’s got dark hair.A: False. She’s got light hair.
7 Play the game.
A: He, she or they?B: He.A: What does he look like?B: He’s got long hair and a beard.
He hasn’t got a moustache.A: He’s number two.
Lesson 2 Can ask and answer about what someone looks like
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5 Match the questions in Activity 3 with the pictures in Activity 4.
ANSWER KEY 2 c 3 a
6 Listen and complete.
CD1, Track 08 Emma: So, Maddy, who have you got
in your family? Maddy: There’s me, my mum and dad,
my grandad … and Kipper the cat, of course. Dad is very tall and he’s bald. He’s got brown eyes.
Emma: What about your mum? What does she look like?
Maddy: She’s got curly hair and green eyes.
Emma: And your grandad? Maddy: Grandad’s got blue eyes.
He’s got grey hair and a big moustache.
ANSWER KEY Dad: eyes – brown, tall Mum: hair – curly, eyes – green Grandad: eyes – blue, hair – grey, other – moustache
7 Write sentences about the people in Activity 6 in your notebook.
ANSWER KEY Dad’s tall and bald. He’s got brown eyes.Mum’s got curly hair and green eyes.Grandad’s got blue eyes, grey hair and a big moustache.
Listen and complete. Listen and complete. Listen and complete. Listen and complete. Listen and complete. Listen and complete.
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3 Find and write the questions.
ANSWER KEY 2 What do they look like? 3 What does he look like?
4 Read and choose. Then look and tick ( ✓ ) the true sentences.
ANSWER KEY a 1 is ( ✓ ) 2 has got b 1 is ( ✓ ) 2 has got c 1 are 2 have got ( ✓ )
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Lesson 3 PB page 6
Learning objective Can use adjectives to describe what a person is like
Values Being a good friend
Target language bossy, clever, kind, lazy, shy, sporty You’re (sporty) and you’re (clever). You’re (bossy) but I don’t mind. I like you because you’re (kind).
Recycled language You’re (lazy at home).
Check homework
• Check the homework as a class. Ask pupils what they found easy/difficult and help them with any problems or difficulties. Do remedial teaching as/if necessary before moving on to the new lesson.
Warm-up
• Revise appearance words. Describe three pupils to the class without saying their names. Pupils guess.
• Ask pupils to think about what kind of a person they are. Use L1, if necessary. Ask for examples in English or L1, e.g. I’m funny!
Learning adventure
Open books and ask pupils to look at the activities. Ask, What are we learning today?
Write the lesson objective on the board or look at it on the screen: We’re learning words that describe what people are like.
• Close books. Ask pupils what personality adjectives they know in English, e.g. kind, nice . Write them on the board.
• Refer to the learning adventure poster and say , Great! You are already moving along your learning adventure!
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• Direct pupils’ attention to the song. Play the audio (CD1:10). Pupils follow in their books.
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• Ask pupils (in L1) why it’s important to be a good friend, e.g. We can’t expect others to be our friends if we aren’t a good friend ourselves.
• Divide pupils in groups of four. They discuss what being a good friend means to them and present their ideas to the class.
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3 They’ve got brown hair ( and / but ) brown eyes.
4 She’s clever ( but / because ) she’s lazy at school.
5 He hasn’t got a lot of friends ( but / because ) he’s very shy.
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ANSWER KEY 2 kind 3 clever 4 funny 5 bossy 6 shy 7 sporty 8 lazy
10 What makes a good friend? Read and choose in Activity 9.
ANSWER KEY Pupil’s own answers
11 Write about your good friend.
ANSWER KEY Pupil’s own answers
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Learning objectives Can find information in an email Can identify words with the sounds /i/ and /ɑɪ/ Target language nice, sporty
Recycled language Character, Family funny, pretty and, but, because What does he/she look like?
Warm-up
• Revise character adjectives. Mime one for pupils to guess. Volunteers continue.
• Explain the concept of foreign exchange visits.
Learning adventure
Open books and ask pupils to look at the activities. Ask, What are we learning today?
Write the lesson objectives on the board or look at them on the screen: We’re learning to find information in an email and to identify words with the sounds /i/ and /ɑɪ/.
12 Look and read. What are the names of the children in the Torres family?
• Give pupils time to quickly scan the email. Set a time limit to focus your pupils’ attention.
• Tell them the time we need to read depends on our purpose. Here, they are just looking for the answer to one question.
• After checking answers, ask pupils to point to the different family members in the photo.
ANSWER KEY Carlos, Nerea and Lucía
13 Read and say. True or false ?
• Give pupils time to skim the text. Tell them to underline the relevant parts.
• When checking answers, ask pupils to correct the false statements.
ANSWER KEY 1 True 2 False (He’s staying with the Torres family.) 3 True 4 True 5 False (Carlos has got a bossy sister.)
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After the reading activity, pretend you are Seb. Pupils ask you questions about your stay in Spain
or general questions about your likes/dislikes. Pupils then come to the front and take turns to be Seb or a member of the Torres family. This type of task activates empathy and critical thinking skills and increases engagement with the listening and subject matter.
14 Act out the dialogue between Seb and his mum.
• Demonstrate the telephone roleplay with a confident pupil.
• Give pairs time to do the roleplay and then switch roles.
• Go around the class, prompting and correcting. Write two or three common mistakes on the board.
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15 Listen, read and say.
• Pupils look at the tongue twister and say which sounds the blue letters make.
• Play the audio (CD1:13) and check. • Say, very . Elicit the words whose final y has the same
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• Play the audio again. Stop after each line to give pupils time to repeat.
• Pupils work in pairs and say the tongue twister to each other.
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77Lesson 4 Can find information in an email / Can identify words with the sounds /i/ and /ɑɪ/
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Hi Matt,
I’m having a great time here in Spain. I’m staying with the Torres family this summer. They’ve got a beautiful home in Madrid. Carlos is twelve. He’s shy but he’s very kind. He’s clever, too. My Spanish isn’t very good but he speaks great English. He’s got a granny in Los Angeles and she speaks English with Carlos. He’s got two sisters, Nerea and Lucía. Nerea is fi fteen. She’s got beautiful brown hair and she’s very sporty. She isn’t at home this week because she’s got a big tennis competition. Lucía is nine. She’s funny but she’s very bossy. She wants to play games all the time!
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1 Seb is in Spain. 2 Seb has got a new home. 3 Carlos is clever. 4 Nerea likes sport. 5 Carlos has got a lazy sister.
14 Act out the dialogue between Seb and his mum.
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• Check the rubric with pupils and go through an example, if necessary, so pupils understand the activities.
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12 Say and complete. Then listen and check.
CD1, Track 14 my cry fly by bossy lazy spiky ugly sporty granny
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13 Listen. Where is Carlos? Is he happy?
CD1, Track 15 Carlos: Hi, Granny. Granny: Hi, Carlos. Are you having
fun in England? Carlos: Yes, I am! Seb’s family are
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Granny: What does she look like? Carlos: She’s short – well, she’s only
five, so of course she’s short … and she’s got curly blond hair. She’s very bossy but she makes me laugh!
Granny: And are you having a good time?
Carlos: Yes, it’s fantastic! Seb’s mum and dad are very kind. The food’s nice. We do a lot of fun things. I’m very happy here!
Granny: That’s good, Carlos …
ANSWER KEY Carlos is at Seb’s house in England. He’s happy.
14 Listen again and match.
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15 Imagine you are staying with this family in Britain. Look and write to a friend.
ANSWER KEY (suggested answers) (Pupils choose a name) 1 good time 2 nice 3 curly 4 spiky 5 bad 6 is kind 7 straight (Pupil’s name)
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Learning objectives Can understand a simple story Can discuss a story
Functional language Let’s (get some ice cream). Poor Gizmo. Follow him, quick!
Target language thieves, plan
Recycled language Appearance What do they look like? Have they got (beards)? Are they (tall)?
Warm-up
• Revise the characters in the story, Hector Frost, Smith, Polly, Mike, Gizmo, the Queen, Polly’s mother. Ask, Who is this? Invite pupils to describe them by prompting, What does Polly look like? What is she like?
Learning adventure
Open books and ask pupils to look at the story. Ask, What are we learning today? Write the lesson
objectives on the board or look at them on the screen: We’re reading and acting out a story.
16 Talk about the pictures. Then listen and read.
• Direct pupils’ attention to the story and ask questions about the characters and the scenes: Who can you see in Picture 1? ( Mike, Polly and Gizmo ) What are they doing? ( looking for the skidoo ) What does the man look like in Picture 3? In Picture 4? Who can Mike and Polly see in Picture 6? ( Smith )
• Play the audio (CD1:17) and ask pupils to listen to the story as they follow along in their books.
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• Play the audio again. Check pupils’ understanding of the story by asking questions and pointing to the pictures, e.g. Who is the man in Picture 6? ( It’s Smith. ) What does he look like? ( He is bald. ) What is he holding? ( shopping bags )
• After pupils have a clear understanding of the story, play the audio again and ask different groups of pupils to read along the parts of the characters.
• Ask pupils to work in pairs to predict (in L1) what happens next. Volunteers tell the class their ideas. Take a vote to find the most popular idea.
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Tell pupils you are going to ask them some questions about the story and you want them to
work in pairs to think of an answer. Tell pupils that there isn’t one correct answer to each question but you would like them to give a reason or reasons for their answer.
• Write the following questions on the board: Do Mike and Polly know who the thieves are? Do you know who the thieves are? What do they look like? Is it safe to follow someone who might be a thief? Would you follow the skidoo? Why? Why not? Use L1, if necessary.
• Ask pupils to work with a partner to answer the questions. They might like to write their ideas in their notebooks. Ask pupils to share their answers with the class. Write their answers to the last question on the board in two categories. See how many pupils in the class would/wouldn’t follow the skidoo.
17 Act out the story.
• See the ‘How to use stories’ section on page 18 for more ideas on how to build your pupils’ confidence with roleplays.
• Invite a group of volunteers to act out the roles. Play the audio (CD1:17) while pupils mime the story first or say the lines and pupils repeat.
• Divide pupils in groups of three (Polly, Mike, Gizmo). Give groups time to practise their roleplay.
• Ask groups of pupils to come to the front and act out the story.
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Learning objectives Can talk about warm and cool colours and how they make me feel Can write about a painting
Cross-curricular Art: warm and cool colours
Target language artist, cool, warm
Recycled language Colours, Feelings, Times of day It’s got (cool colours).
Check homework
• Check the homework as a class. Ask pupils what they found easy/difficult and help them with any problems or difficulties. Do remedial teaching as/if necessary.
Background
• Pierre-Auguste Renoir was a famous impressionist painter. His style of painting celebrated beauty.
• Vincent van Gogh was a famous Dutch post-impressionist painter. His work was notable for its beauty, emotion and colour.
• Albrecht Dürer was a famous German Renaissance painter. He is famous for engraving as well as painting.
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• Ask pupils to tell you the names of any famous artists they know. What do they know about them?
• Write Renoir and Vincent van Gogh on the board. If you have pictures of them, stick them on the board next to their names.
• Ask pupils what they know about these artists. • Give pupils information from the Background
information section above (in L1).
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18 What do you know?
• Open books and ask pupils to look at the activities. Ask, What are we learning today? Write the lesson objectives on the board or look at them on the screen: We’re learning about cool and warm colours in art and we’re writing about a painting.
• Close books. Ask pupils what words they know in English for talking about art, e.g. draw, colour.
• Refer to the learning adventure poster and say, Great! You are moving along your learning adventure!
19 Look and read. Do you like the pictures? Why?
• Direct pupils to the questions, and give pupils time to read the texts. An audio version is available (CD1:18), if you feel that extra support is required.
• Give pupils plenty of time for reflection before asking for ideas. Encourage pupils to explain their reactions, e.g. Why do you like picture a?
20 Read, look and say.
• In pairs, pupils take time to do the activity. Make sure they understand that they have to match the statements with pictures a and b .
• When you are checking answers, check comprehension of warm and cool colours, e.g. ask, Are yellow and red cool colours? ( No. )
ANSWER KEY 1 a 2 b 3 b 4 a
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Show a set of four paintings (in art books or on coloured printouts) such as Van Gogh’s
‘Sunflowers’, Picasso’s ‘The Starry Night’, one of Monet’s ‘Water Lilies’ and Vermeer’s ‘A Girl Asleep’. Ask pupils, What colours has the artist used? How do they make you feel? Do you like the paintings? Answers will vary. Accept answers and promote discussion in L1, if necessary.
21 Imagine and answer the questions. Then share with a friend.
• Ask, What time of day is it at the moment? Is it morning, afternoon?
• Pupils look at the two pictures again. In pairs, pupils take time to do the activity. Explain that there are no correct answers.
• Ask fast finishers, What are the girls doing? What are they thinking? Ask pupils for their guesses.
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22 Write about a painting.
• Ask pupils what steps they will take to make sure they include all the necessary information. Remind pupils of the steps to success: Think, Plan, Write and Share .
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Look and read. Do you like the Look and read. Do you like the Look and read. Do you like the Look and read. Do you like the Look and read. Do you like the Look and read. Do you like the
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Write five sentences about the painting.
Share what you have learnt about the painting.
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You may also wish to give pupils feedback on their projects.
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• Pupils share what they have learnt about the painting with their family members.
Learning adventure
Ask pupils, What do you know about describing art and artists now? Tell pupils to work with a partner. Give pairs a
minute to think of ideas. Accept any answers and promote discussion. Ask, Where are you on your learning adventure? Tell pupils, Well done! to reinforce their progress.
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As pupils are leaving the class, show them different colours (cards or objects) and ask them if they are warm or cool.
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19 Look, think and complete. Then add two more.
ANSWER KEY Warm colours: fire, lion Cool colours: cloud, frog
20 Look, listen and choose.
CD1, Track 19 He’s got a long, thin face. He’s looking at me and he isn’t shy. He’s got long curly hair. He’s got a short beard and a moustache, too. He’s a young man. I think he’s 27 or 28.
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21 Find and write the questions. Then answer about Picture a.
ANSWER KEY 1 How old is he? He’s about fourteen. 2 What does he look like? He’s got long,
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Learning objective Can assess what I have learnt in Unit 1
Recycled language Target language from Unit 1
Check homework
• Check the homework as a class. Ask pupils what they found easy/difficult and help them with any problems or difficulties. Do remedial teaching as/if necessary before moving on to the new lesson.
Warm-up
• Write the words from Lessons 1 and 3 in two sets on the board. Divide pupils in two teams. The teams must think of a sentence about a fictional person that includes a word from each set of cards, e.g. (Name) has got long dark hair and is always kind. Invite a pupil from each team to come up and say their sentence to the class, until all pupils have taken a turn. Give two points for each correct sentence.
Learning adventure
Open books and ask pupils to look at the activities. Ask, What are we learning today?
Write the lesson objective on the board or look at it on the screen: We’re thinking about our learning adventure .
• Close books. Ask pupils if they can remember the things they have been learning in the unit, e.g. How many personality adjectives can you remember? Put their ideas on the board.
• For each example, ask pupils, Where are you on your learning adventure? Reassure pupils who are less confident that they will have opportunities for more practice.
23 Listen and number.
• Ask pupils to look at the pictures. Ask them to think about what these people look like and what they may be like.
• Play the audio. Pupils listen and write the correct number for each picture.
Listen and number. Listen and number.
CD1, Track 20 1 She has got long hair and glasses. He has got
spiky hair and a moustache. The dogs are ugly and fat.
2 She is very cute! He is bald but he’s good-looking. He’s very sporty and loves basketball.
3 I like my friends because they’re kind and they aren’t bossy.
4 My best friend is very clever. He has got curly brown hair. His grandad has got curly grey hair! He’s old and shy.
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• Pupils then ask and answer in pairs.
ANSWER KEY 1 What do they look like? 2 What does your brother look like? 3 What does Sally look like?
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• Ask confident pupils to read the questions aloud. • Then have pupils write their own answers, before
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Learning adventure
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• Before displaying the poster for the first time, pupils can anticipate and predict who and what they will see within a topic area and then see how many items they guessed correctly once the poster is visible.
• Pupils can create their own posters, based on a similar topic.
• Using a large piece of paper placed over the top of the poster (with a 5 cm hole cut out), pupils can be asked to identify what they can see through the hole.
• Through description, pupils can identify objects that are being described orally, e.g. It’s fat. It’s white. It’s an animal. What is it? It’s a cat.
• With a time limit, pupils can look at the posters and try to remember as much language and content as possible and then in pairs or led by the teacher, they can try to recall the content through questions and answers, e.g. Is there a hat? What colour is it?
• By pointing to an object and making a statement, pupils can reply, Yes. or No. if the information is correct or incorrect, e.g. This is a library.
• In teams or pairs, pupils can write down as many words as possible for the items in each poster.
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• Invite pupils to name some other characters seen on television or films and then ask pupils to describe them.
Learning adventure
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26 Create a new character.
• Tell pupils they are going to design and draw their own new character. Explain that they must first choose the description by circling the words in Part 1. Then have pupils read the words aloud. Give pupils time to think about their design and circle the words they want.
• Then tell pupils they must specify the look of body parts by filling the blanks in Part 2.
• Draw pupils’ attention to the blank space for Part 3. Allow time to draw and colour their new character in the space. Go around the class and offer help if necessary.
• When pupils have finished Part 3, tell them to find a partner. Explain that they will take turns to describe their character to their partner and he/she will draw it in the space for Part 4. Explain that they must only talk and not show their drawings to each other. You can also invite pairs of pupils to come forward so the class can compare how similar the drawings of the characters are.
• When this is completed, invite pupils to come forward to show and talk about their new character using adjectives which describe personality (helpful, bossy, clever, etc.).
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Tell pupils you are going to give them answers and they have to guess the questions.
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• Provide pupils with answers, e.g. They’ve got short, light hair and blue eyes. She isn’t lazy. and pupils provide the correct questions, e.g. What do they look like? Is she lazy? This will provide pupils with further reinforcement of the question form. If your class is confident, you can then repeat this, with a pupil giving the answer.
27 I want to know more!
• Ask pupils to choose anything they enjoyed from the unit and to go and find out more. You might like to set this activity as homework with a quick feedback session at the beginning of the next lesson.
• You can also suggest that pupils write one or two questions about what they want to know, then switch question(s) with a partner. Pupils then find answer(s) to their partner’s question(s) as a homework activity, with feedback in the next lesson.
Are you ready for Unit 2?
Ask pupils if they are ready to move on to the next unit. Tell pupils that it is fine if they do not
remember everything as they will continue to practise throughout the level.
• Encourage pupils to ask if they have any questions about what they learnt in Unit 1. Tell pupils, Well done! to reinforce the progress they are making.
Consolidation and extension worksheet 1
• Pupils complete the consolidation and extension activities on Worksheet 1 (page 26). See also answer keys on page 23.
1 Write the words.
• Pupils rearrange the letters to write the adjectives.
2 Write about your best friend.
• Pupils complete the sentences with the appearance adjectives in Activity 1 and describe their best friend.
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11Lesson 8 Can use what I have learnt in Unit 1
126 Create a new character.
My new character is tall and handsome. He’s got short spiky hair
and green eyes. He’s bossy but clever. He likes surfing. 27 I want to know more!
My new character is…
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5 Tell the class about your character. What is it like? What does it look like?
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3 Look, read and choose. Tick ( ✓ ) a or b.
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4 Describe the other girl.
• Pupils write a description of the other picture.
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Ask pupils to describe their family members to a partner. Afterwards ask them (in L1), Did you use words and
structures you have learnt in this Unit? Can you talk more about your family now than at the beginning of the unit?
Evaluation
• You can check pupils’ progress using Evaluation sheet 1 (pages 188 and 189). See also answer keys on page 184.
Show homework
• Show the homework in the Activity Book. Ask pupils to do the activities at home.
• Check the rubric with pupils and go through an example, if necessary, so pupils understand the activities.
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25 Look at Activity 24 and write the answers.
ANSWER KEY 1 sporty 2 kind 3 lazy
26 Listen and write.
CD1, Track 21 My friend’s name is Miki. She’s tall and she’s got short spiky hair. She’s got brown eyes and she wears glasses. She likes skirts and colourful T-shirts. She isn’t lazy or shy. She’s a bit bossy but it’s OK. I like her because she’s funny, sporty and clever.
ANSWER KEY 2 tall 3 spiky 4 likes 5 lazy 6 shy 7 bossy 8 sporty 9 clever
27 Describe a friend or family member. Use He’s/She’s and He’s/She’s got…
ANSWER KEY Pupil’s own answers
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