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Parent’s signature Design your own timetable. Draw the times on the clocks and write why you like each lesson. This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 Merit card Level 3 Unit 1 Home–School Connect Parent’s signature Draw a poster for Pear Tree Farm. This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 farmer horse barn sheep roof hen stable little tractor fun cow special goat surprised Word bank Merit card Level 3 Unit 2 Home–School Connect Parent’s signature Unscramble as many words as you can in one minute. This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 The carpenter is strong. The builder is stronger. The pilot is taller than the nurse. Language practice Merit card Level 3 Unit 3 Home–School Connect You’re a star! Hats off! Hooray! C o m e t o P e a r T r e e F a r m ! rmnafei rocdot tilop mulpreb senur rapcneert eianptr ileburd ufigadrle Was the lesson interesting? No, it wasn’t. Were the sums easy? Yes, they were. Language practice Art animals Maths plants Science sums English difficult Music easy Sports exciting interesting Word bank Time Lesson Why I like the lesson LUNCH Tuesday Jack visited the farm. Did the horses run in the field? Yes, they did. Language practice builder carpenter doctor fireman lifeguard nurse painter pilot plumber Word bank

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Page 1: Home–School ConnectParent’s signature Unscramble as many words as you can in one minute. This page has been downloaded from  © Macmillan

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Design your own timetable. Draw the times on the clocks and write why you like each lesson.

This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

Merit card

Level 3 Unit 1

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Draw a poster for Pear Tree Farm.

This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

farmer horse barn sheep roof hen stable little tractor fun cow special goat surprised

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Level 3 Unit 2Ho

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Unscramble as many words as you can in one minute.

This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

The carpenter is strong. The builder is stronger.The pilot is taller than the nurse.

Language practice Merit card

Level 3 Unit 3

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You’re a star!

Hats off!

Hooray!

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Come to Pear Tree Farm!

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Was the lesson interesting? No, it wasn’t. Were the sums easy? Yes, they were.

Language practice

Art animals Maths plants Science sums English difficult Music easy Sports exciting interesting

Word bank

Time Lesson Why I like the lesson

LUNCH

Tuesday

Jack visited the farm.Did the horses run in the field? Yes, they did.

Language practice

builder carpenter doctor fireman lifeguard nurse painter pilot plumber

Word bank

Page 2: Home–School ConnectParent’s signature Unscramble as many words as you can in one minute. This page has been downloaded from  © Macmillan

This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

What’s next?: ‘On the farm’ Reading objectives• read and follow a traditional story

Writing objectives• use pictures to write a traditional story

Use of English objectives• use past simple regular verbs; ask and answer past simple questions

Listening objectives• listen to a narrative for the main idea and for detail

Speaking objectives• ask and answer about what someone did at the weekend Ho

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Level 3 Unit 2

You’re a winner!

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What’s next?: ‘People at work’ Reading objectives• read information about jobs

Writing objectives• write information with labels and captions

Use of English objectives• use regular comparative adjectives

Listening objectives• listen and identify a description

Speaking objectives• ask and answer How tall / long / wide …? Ho

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You’re amazing!

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What’s next?: ‘Things we use’ Reading objectives• read and follow information and instructions

Writing objectives• write instructions for making a simple game

Use of English objectives• ask questions in the past simple and give short answers

Listening objectives• listen and put in order the events in a story

Speaking objectives• play a game using past simple verbs Ho

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Level 3 Unit 4

Keep going!

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Design and label a house for a pet.

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Level 3 Unit 4

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Level 3 Unit 5Ho

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How many people like these sports? Tick (✓) the boxes.

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Level 3 Unit 6

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Great work!

Smashing!

Good for you!

This is a house for

It is made of:

The tools I used:

1 2 3 4 5

Did you use the sticky tape? Yes, I did. The mouse lived in a cage.

Language practice

metal sticky tape plastic hammer wood saw paper axe rope nails string scissors wool

Word bank

There were two microphones.Was there a gramophone? Yes, there was.

Language practice

song iPod rap earphones singer record voice play mobile phone listen microphone

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What songs do you like?

Which singer do you like?

When do you listen to music?

Do you like swimming? Yes, I love it. We went to the gymnastics competition.

Language practice

cycling exciting judo amazing show jumping brilliant swimming interesting gymnastics favourite sailing skiing

Word bank

Page 4: Home–School ConnectParent’s signature Unscramble as many words as you can in one minute. This page has been downloaded from  © Macmillan

This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

What’s next?: ‘Sound and pictures’ Reading objectives• read and follow information about music

Writing objectives• write factual information

Use of English objectives• make statements and questions with there was and there were

Listening objectives• listen to dialogues and match them with pictures

Speaking objectives• role play a conversation in a shop Ho

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Level 3 Unit 5

Keep it up!

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What’s next?: ‘Winners!’ Reading objectives• read and follow a letter about a sports event

Writing objectives• write a letter about sports events

Use of English objectives• use past simple of irregular verbs

Listening objectives• listen and identify descriptions of sports

Speaking objectives• ask and answer about hobbies Ho

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This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

What’s next?: ‘At the station’ Reading objectives• read and follow poems about transport

Writing objectives• choose the correct words to complete a poem

Use of English objectives• use the past simple of have

Listening objectives• listen to and follow a description of a scene

Speaking objectives• talk about rules using must and mustn’t Ho

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Level 3 Unit 7

The sky’s the limit!

Go for it!

Page 5: Home–School ConnectParent’s signature Unscramble as many words as you can in one minute. This page has been downloaded from  © Macmillan

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Unscramble as many words as you can in one minute.

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Level 3 Unit 7

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You went shopping. You bought four things. Draw what you bought.

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Level 3 Unit 8Ho

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Draw two puppets. Talk about them.

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You’re great!

Tip-top!

Congrats!

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She had the tickets.Did Toby have a suitcase? Yes, he did.

Language practice

carriage engine kiosk luggage passengers platform suitcase ticket ticket office whistle trolley rush

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What did you do at the weekend? I went shopping.Did you go to the shoe shop?

Language practice

book shop music shop supermarket shoe shop clothes shop café sports shop escalator computer shop

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Jim is tall. Ben is taller. Tom is the tallest.I’m watching the puppet. Why? Because it’s funny.

Language practice

acrobat actor artist puppeteer fireblower juggler musician stilt walker

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This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

What’s next?: ‘In the mall’ Reading objectives• read and follow a story

Writing objectives• use pictures to continue a story

Use of English objectives• use past simple irregular verbs

Listening objectives• listen and identify dialogues

Speaking objectives• talk about an event in the past Ho

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Level 3 Unit 8

Reach for the stars!

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What’s next?: ‘Street shows’ Reading objectives• read and follow an interview

Writing objectives• complete an interview

Use of English objectives• use comparative and superlative adjectives

Listening objectives• listen to and sequence events

Speaking objectives• ask Why …? questions and answer with because Ho

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Let’s do it!

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What’s next?: ‘London sights’ Reading objectives• read and follow information and a strip story

Writing objectives• use pictures to write a strip story with direct speech

Use of English objectives• use going to for predictions and intentions

Listening objectives• listen for the main idea and for detail

Speaking objectives• make suggestions and requests Ho

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Level 3 Unit 10

Enjoy!

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Favourite city? Why?

Ask your family and friends about their favourite cities.

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Write a postcard about your trip to London.

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Level 3 Unit 10

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Draw a poster for a festival.

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Level 3 Unit 11Ho

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You’re brill!

You’re terrific!

LONDON

Festival:

When:

Where:

Superduper!

The bridge is going to open.

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The Tower of London The London Eye Big Ben The Monument Tower Bridge building famous traffic trip

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There is some music at the festival.There are some musicians at the festival.

Language practice

spring season summer fireworks autumn festival winter theatre

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We climbed a very tall tower in Paris on the fifteenth of May.

Language practice

city glittering tower night building Moscow shadow Paris shine Dubai dark New York light Shanghai

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Page 8: Home–School ConnectParent’s signature Unscramble as many words as you can in one minute. This page has been downloaded from  © Macmillan

This page has been downloaded from www.macmillanyounglearners.com/englishworld © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

What’s next?: ‘World festivals’ Reading objectives• read and follow an information text and a play about festivals

Writing objectives• complete a dialogue

Use of English objectives• use some and any

Listening objectives• listen to and sequence a story

Speaking objectives• ask and answer using some and any Ho

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Level 3 Unit 11

Up and away!

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What’s next?: ‘Cities at night’ Reading objectives• read factual and descriptive information about cities and famous

buildings

Writing objectives• write descriptive information about a famous building

Use of English objectives• use possessive pronouns

Listening objectives• listen for detail

Speaking objectives• ask and answer about dates

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You can do it!

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What’s next?: ‘School clubs’ Reading objectives• read and understand emails and descriptions of events

Writing objectives• write an email to a friend

Use of English objectives• use past simple of irregular verbs

Listening objectives• listen for detail and identify pictures

Speaking objectives• ask and answer using too + adjective Ho

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Level 4 Unit 1

Have fun!

New level!