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Unit 1
A WORLD OF GADGETS
Vocabulary:
calculator
charger
headphones
MP3 player
pen drive
satnav
stopwatch
tablet
video games console
webcam
Extra vocabulary
gadget: aparato
send: enviar
fit: encajar
leave the house: irse
get back: volver
hurt: hacer daño
carry: llevar
lorry: furgoneta
lose: perder
quiet: silencioso
travel: viajar
boat: bote, barco
treasure: tesoro
guess: adivinar
choose: elegir
concentrate: concentrarse
crack a code: descifrar un código
spend time: pasar el tiempo
chat: charlar
glasshouse: invernadero
support: apoyar
race: carrera
pound: libra
penny: penique /pence: peniques
one penny
two pence
lifestyle: estilo de vida
pros and cons: pros y contras
also: también
indoor/ outdoor : en interiores/ en exteriores
Listen to the song: Technology Jam
Copy the lyrics and complete the gaps with the following words:
friends,emails,webcam, computer games, photos,computer, web page
Technology, technology
Tap a tap,tap. Click, click.
Technology, technology
Tap a tap,tap. Click, click.
I log in to a ..............................
I use a .........................
I write .........................and read
a ...............................
I do the technology jam!
(Chorus)
I play...................................
I take............. when I can
I send text messages
to my ............
I do the technology jam!
(Chorus)
Learn the dialogue:
How to buy an electronic gadget
Woman: Hello there. Can I help you?
Rosa: Oh yes, please. I need a new charger for my digital camera.
Woman: Right. Come this way, please. All the chargers for digital cameras are over here.
Rosa: Oh great. I think this is the one I need. How much is it?
Woman: This one is 21 pounds and 50 pence.
Rosa: Right. Here you are. Five...ten...21 pounds and 50 pence, exactly.
Woman: Lovely.Thank you. Here's your receipt. And the instructions are in the pocket.
Rosa: Thank you very much for your help.
Woman:You're welcome. Don't forget your camera!
Rosa: Oh, thanks. Goodbye!!
Watch a video about Alan Turing.
Adverbs of Frequency
Practice with grammar:
Unit 2
SPORTS SCENE
Watch the video: Sports
Australian animals
Vocabulary
play badminton
surfing
snowboarding
kayaking
play cricket
cycling
bowling
sailing
scuba diving
play rugby
Extra vocabulary
match: partido
race: carrera
helmet: casco
lifejacket: chaleco salvavidas
stick: palo, bastón
both: los dos, ambos
heavy/ligth: pesado/ligero
hot/warm/cold: caliente/templado/frío
wheel: rueda
sting: picar//aguijón
poison: veneno
ankle: tobillo
above: encima
bandage: venda
Grammar:
Present Continuous tense
- We use the present continuous to talk about things that are happening now.
- We use the present continuous with the verb+ing e.g. play→playing, read→reading, fly→flying, watch→watching, walk→walking.
- We take away the final e e.g. cycle→cycling, write→writing, use→using, take→taking, make→making, come→coming.
- We double the consonant after one vowel, one consonant e.g. run→running, hop→hopping, swim→swimming, sit→sitting, hit→hitting, put→putting.
Do the following interactive worksheets:
How to find out about a sport coaching.
Transcription:
Rosa: Good afternoon. I'd like to find out about football coaching
Man: Can you play football. Or are you a beginner?
Rosa: I'm a beginner.
Man: Well, we've got football coaching once a week. It´s after school, every Thursday at 5:30. The coach is a player at the football club.
Rosa:That's perfect. How much does it cost?
Man: The coaching is free.But you need to buy your own sports kit.There are lockers in the changing room.
Rosa:Can I start on Thursday?
Man:Yes, of course. It's Thursday today.
Rosa: Wow. Is it really? Thank you.
Aboriginal dance show
UNIT 3
AWESOME ANIMALS
Taj Mahal tour
Vocabulary
In India, there are some national parks. Some national parks are near rivers and forests. In these parks, you can see baboons, rhinos and hippos. You can also see flamingos, deer, panthers, red pandas and buffalo.
rhino
baboon
deer
red panda
buffalo
flamingo
Some national parks are in the mountains. In these parks, you can see eagles, wolves, foxes and the rare snow leopard.
Extra Vocabulary
feed: alimentar
travel: viajar
through: a través
dirty: sucio
find, found: encontrar
close: cerca
advice: consejo
to be afraid: sentir miedo
soft: suave
scary: atemorizador, aterrador
anymore: ya no
mainly: principalmente
loud: alto (sonido)
thick: grueso
thin: fino
roar: rugir
kinds, types: clases, tipos...
mane: melena
tusk: colmillo
horn: cuerno
Comparative adjectives.
- We use comparative adjectives when we compare animals, people and things.
- When an adjective has:
- one syllable, we add -er e.g. tall→taller, long→longer, strong→stronger.
- one vowel and one consonant at the end, we double the consonant e.g. big→bigger, hot→hotter.
- two syllables ending in y, we change the y to i e. g. heavy→heavier, funny→funnier.
- three or more syllabes, we use more e.g. intelligent→more intelligent, beautiful→more beautiful...
An elephant is taller than a hippo.
A giraffer has got longer neck than an elephant.
An eagle has got bigger wings than a flamingo.
A hippo is heavier than a rhino.
Watch and learn the dialogue: How to buy tickets to visit a famous building.
Script:
Man: Next. How can I help you?
Rosa:I'd like three tickeets to visit the castle and the gardens, please.
Man: Is that for adults or for children? Tickets for children under 16 are cheaper.
Rosa: Oh thanks. It's for one adult and for two children,please.
Man: Right. That's 42 pounds in total, please.
Rosa: Here you are.
Man: Thank you. Here is your change -eight pounds- and two tickets.You show your tickets for the lady over there.
Rosa: Oh, right. Thank you.
Man: And this is the plan for the castle and the gardens.It shows you the route to follow. It also shows you where the souvenir shop, the café and the toilets are.The castle closes at half past five and the gardens close at six o'clock.
Rosa: Oh, no! It´s four o'clock now. Come on. Let's hurry!
Man: Enjoy your visit.
Quiz: Comparatives
Watch the videos:
The Taj Mahal Story
Endangered animals
Unit 4
PEOPLE AND PROFESSIONS
VOCABULARY
basketball player
builder: albañil
chef
film star
inventor
journalist: periodista
musician
politician
scientist: científico/-a
TV
presenter
business person: mujer u hombre de negocios
lawyer: abogado/-a
cleaner: limpiador/-ora
carpenter: carpintero
baker: panadera/-o
fashion designer: diseñador/-a de moda
Extra vocabulary
wife/husband: mujer/marido
son/daughter: hijo /hija
gold rush: fiebre del oro
coins: monedas
currency: moneda, divisa (dolar, euro, libra...)
mint: casa de la moneda
few: pocos
fewer: menos
university degree: carrera universitaria
skyscrapes: rascacielos
belt: cinturón
easy to please: fácil de contentar
naughty: travieso/ desobediente
shy: tímido/-a
playful: juguetón/-ona
quiet: tranquila/-o
lucky: afortunado/-a
unlucky: desgraciado, sin suerte
disappointed: decepcionada/-o
boring: aburrida/-o
noisy: ruidosa/-o
funny: divertida/-o
spoiled: consentida/-o
plaster: yeso
cleaner. limpiador/-a
height: altura
wide. ancho
lawyer: abogado
business person: persona que se dedica a los negocios
USA
Music in the USA
Jazz
Country and western
Johnny Cash: "Ring of Fire"
Glen Campbell
Bill Haley and the comets: "Rock Around the clock"
Elvis Presley: "Jailhouse Rock"
How to buy things in a newsagent's
Woman: Hello. Do you want to buy the magazine?
Rosa: Oh, yes please. It's for my mum. And I'd like this comic and a packet of mints as well, please. How much is it altogether?
Woman: Well, that's four pounds seventy for the magazine, one pound ninety for the comic and 60p for the mints. So that's seven pounds and twenty pence altogether.
Rosa: Here's seven pounds. Let me look in my purse to see if I've got some small change.
Woman: Thank you. Have you got 20p?
Rosa: Oh dear. No, sorry, I havent't. But here's 50p.
Woman: Don't worry.That's fine. And here's 30p change. Do you need a bag?
Rosa: No, thank you. I can put them in my rucksack. Oops! No,
I can't. My rucksack is full.
Woman: OK. Here's a bag.
Rosa: Thank you. Goodbye.
Audio
Do the quiz
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UNIT 5
PAST TIMES
Vocabulary:
(I) help (at home)
(I) listen to (music)
(I) look
after (my pet)
(I) talk (to my friends)
(I) use (a
computer)
(I) visit (my grandparents)
(I) walk (to
school)
(I) watch (TV)
(I) work hard (at school)
(I)
share things (with my friends)
Story:
brave: valiente
wise: sabio
disappointed: decepcionado
wonder: preguntarse
army: ejército
battle: batalla
defeat: derrotar
fail: fracasar
succeed: tener éxito
excited: contento
drop down: caerse
sad: triste
spin: dar vueltas
suddenly: de repente
try: intentar
Extra vocabulary:
play→played: jugar
stay→stayed: quedarse
laugh→laughed: reír
want→wanted: querer
look for→looked for: buscar
have→had: tener
go→went: ir
miss→missed: echar de menos
cover→covered: cubrir
to be filled: estar lleno
spend your holiday : pasar las vacaciones
fisherman: pescador
fewer: menos
mostly: sobre todo
pretty: bonito
sword: espada
instead: en lugar de
far away: lejos
Robert The Bruce and the spider
CLIL
castle
drawbridge
dungeon
gate
moat
tower
Grammar
I/He/She/They lived in/
didn’t live in …
Did you/he/she live in … ?
Yes, I/he/she did./No, I/he/she didn’t.
I/He/She/They went to … /had …
Do the quizzes:
To be in the past
Past Simple (Regular Verbs)
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Do these interactive worksheets:
Scottish terrier
Rosa: Guess what happened to me yesterday.
Ollie: What? Go on, tell me!
Rosa: Well, I was at the bus stop after school with my rucksack and books, and our neighbour walked by with a dog.
Ollie: Did you say hello?
Rosa: Yes, I did. She explained that she had a new dog!
Ollie: What kind was it?
Rosa: It was a sweet little puppy -a white Scottish terrier with a tartan collar and lead. Its name's Scottie. Look! Here's a photo!
Ollie: Ahhh. How cute!
Rosa: Yes, I know. But look what happened to my maths book!
Ollie: Oh no, Rosa!
Scottish Sword Dance
"Scottish the Brave"by a Pipe Band
Click here and choose an activity:
UNIT 6
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Vocabulary
aubergine, avocado, cauliflower, cherries, grapes,
pineapple, plums, raspberries, red pepper, spinach
Extra vocabulary
Do you like pineapple?
- No, I don't like it at all.
-I quite like it.
-Yes, I love it
grow: cultivar, crecer
throw: tirar
wait: esperar
South Africa
Victoria Falls or "Mosi-oa-Tunya"
Read aloud and repeat:
Affirmative
Singular: There is + a/an ....
There is an orange in the fridge.
There is a cauliflower in the fridge.
There is an apple in the fridge.
There is a banana.
There is a stone inside avocados.
Plural: There are + some...
There are some strawberries.
There are some raspberries.
There are some grapes.
There are some pears.
There are some seeds on the outside of strawberries.
Negative
Singular: There isn't a/an...
There isn't a stone
There isn't a watermelon in the fridge
There isn't an orange
There isn't a cauliflower
Plural: There aren't + any...
There aren't any small seeds inside cherries.
There aren't any raspberries in the fridge.
There aren't any biscuits in the cupboard.
Questions
Singular: Is there a/an...?
Is there an orange in the fridge?
Is there a stone inside the avocado?
Yes, there is.
No, there isn't.
Plural: Are there any....?
Are there any seeds inside cherries?
Are there any stones inside avocados?
Are there any mangoes in the fridge?
Yes, there are.
No, there aren't.
Script: How to shop for food in a market
Rosa: Mmmm. I love markets.The bakery is my favourite stall. The cakes and pies look delicious. Have you got any vegetable pies?
Max: Yes, we have. We've got broccoli-and- cheese pie or spinach pie.
Rosa: Broccoli-and-cheese pie! That sounds delicious. Can I have some, please?
Max: Yes, of course. Do you want a slice or a whole pie?.
Rosa: Oh, just a slice, please. That's great. Thanks.
Max: Anything else for you?
Rosa: Oh, yes please. Can I have some of that cake? It looks delicious. What's in it?
Max: Carrots. It's a carrot cake. I cooked it myself.
Rosa: Carrot cake. How amazing! I didn´t know you can make a cake with carrots.
Max: Oh, yes. It's very good. Is that everything for you?.
Rosa: Yes, thanks you.
Max: Right. That's four pounds fifty then, please.
Click here → There is/ interactive worksheet
UNIT 7
HOLIDAY IN THE CITY
Vocabulary
cap
cropped trousers
dress
fleece
jacket
jeans
sandals
short-sleeved shirt
top
trainers
Present simple tense review: "want"
Do these interactive worksheets
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Watch the video about the top ten places in London
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