Evaluation and Key Competences. Great Explorers 6

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Evaluation & Key Competences Evaluation overview 1 1 Introduction to formative and summative evaluation 2 Evaluation grids 3 Standard tests 5 Unit 1 5 Unit 2 7 Unit 3 9 Unit 4 11 Unit 5 13 Unit 6 15 Term 1 17 Term 2 20 Term 3 23 End of year 26 Standard tests transcripts/answers 30 Challenge tests 38 Unit 1 38 Unit 2 41 Unit 3 44 Unit 4 47 Unit 5 50 Unit 6 53 Term 1 56 Term 2 60 Term 3 64 End of year 68 Challenge tests transcripts/answers 74

2 Introduction to the Portfolio 95 Lenguaje que sé utilizar 96 Autoevaluación 98 Estrategias de aprendizaje 99 Portfolio templates 100 Unit 1 100 Unit 2 100 Unit 3 101 Unit 4 101 Unit 5 102 Unit 6 102 Course certificate 103 3 Introduction to the Key Competences 104

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Evaluation overview Welcome to the evaluation and Key Competences section of this Teacher’s Resource CD-ROM for Great Explorers 6. This CD-ROM contains material that will help you to evaluate what your pupils have learnt. It is divided into three parts: formative and summative evaluation, suggestions for how to use the European Language Portfolio with Great Explorers and evaluation in terms of the Key Competences.

1 Formative and summative evaluation From the beginning of Primary education, evaluation should be integrated into the teaching–learning process, combining formative assessment with more formal summative evaluation. A proper evaluation requires observation and measuring tools, which combine to give both information about the pupils and an assessment of the evaluation process. As part of this process, we need to take into consideration the development of the Key Competences and the pupils’ own self-evaluation.

2 Portfolio As a method of self-evaluation and a source of motivation for the pupils, we have included several photocopiable pages for the development of a Great Explorers Portfolio, personalized for each child.

3 Key Competences Key Competence based evaluation is being recognized as increasingly important in the foreign language classroom. At the end of this section you will find a more detailed description of the Key Competences, which you can use together with the formative evaluation grids, to help you assess your children’s skills and competences in English. In addition, there is a separate Social Task section with activities, notes and an evaluation grid. This is an optional and discrete communicative project to help you assess children’s mastery of the Key Competences in your classroom.

On this CD-ROM we offer three types of evaluation tool.

Formative evaluation grids • These can be used to record the progress of each pupil, both in relation to the linguistic objectives of learning a foreign language and the non-linguistic objectives, such as classroom behaviour and development of the Key Competences.

Summative tests • In terms of summative evaluation, there is an extensive range of tests, along with answers, transcripts and marking schemes.

Self-evaluation pages • These contribute to the creation of an ‘English Portfolio’ by pupils, based on the guidelines of the European Language Portfolio.

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1 Introduction to formative and summative evaluation Evaluation for the teacher and pupils Formative evaluation grids The evaluation grids are photocopiable. They are based on generic evaluation criteria appropriate to the course level and they reflect current educational thinking. Evaluation grid 1 focuses on the ability of children to understand and use language when completing course-related tasks, the skills and strategies they might use to do this and their attitude to learning a language. Evaluation grid 2 focuses on classroom behaviour and also provides a grid specific to the Key Competences. Together evaluation grids 1 and 2 form a record of each child’s progress, strengths and weaknesses throughout the year. Aim to evaluate a few children at a time over a few sessions. Plan which lessons / activities you will use to evaluate the children and which children are to be evaluated. Complete the grids for each child, filling in the name, class, unit and activity. Then monitor the children as they complete an activity, recording your impressions of each child by ticking the boxes as appropriate.

Elements of self-evaluation for the pupils Pages of self-evaluation (Activity Book) Lesson 9 of each unit gently introduces the pupils to the concept of self-evaluation – a key part of the learning process. It is important that the pupils realise that when they are evaluating themselves, you are not testing them. In these lessons, the pupils review the unit and remember what they have learnt. Later, they think about how hard they have tried in that unit, how well they have worked, how much they have learnt and what they have enjoyed, etc. To finish, they colour the flag that they think best reflects their work and effort throughout that unit. In this way they are able to keep a record of their own progress.

We recommend that you aim to evaluate children three times a year.

Summative tests The Standard and Challenge level tests on this CD-ROM reflect the target language of the course and the types of activities that the pupils usually do. They have also been developed in accordance with the Key Competences. You will find the transcripts, marking scheme and answers to all activities in the pages that follow.

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Starts to make a conscious use of strategies and methods of autonomous learning.

Shows an interest in reading, writing and communicating in English.

Shows an open attitude to speakers of a foreign language.

Shows interest in learning a foreign language.

Shows curiosity and interest in a culture other than their own.

Shows a positive attitude to their own ability to learn a language.

Attitude to learning a language

Identifies and expresses language from earlier units and levels.

Adequately reproduces aspects of rhythm, stress, pronunciation and intonation.

Participates in chants and songs.

Understands the main idea of the CLIL page.

Writes short texts following a model.

Reads and understands the stories.

Reads and understands both the gist and more specific point of brief texts.

Carries out oral communication tasks using only English.

Tries to use English to communicate in class.

Recognizes and uses basic expressions for a social relationship.

Listens attentively to an oral text and carries out the required task.

Learns and practises the linguistic structures of the unit.

Recognizes and uses the vocabulary of the unit.

Communication skills and use of language

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Competence in interaction with the physical environment

Cultural awareness and expression

Sense of initiative and entrepreneurship

Social and civic competences

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Digital competence

Mathematical competence and basic competences in science and technology

Linguistic communication

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Shows willingness to cooperate with the teacher.

Leaves their table, classroom, etc. clean and tidy.

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Behaves well in class.

Brings school equipment to class.

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Tests transcripts/answers Unit 1 Test (40 marks)

Reading and writing

Listening, vocabulary and grammar

4 Read and match (6 marks)

1 Listen and number. Write one sentence under each picture. (9 marks)

ANSWERS a 3  b 6  c 4  d 2  e 1  f 5

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1 Girl: Where are Rob and Chris? Boy: They’re over there. Girl: What are they doing? Boy: They’re picking strawberries. 2 Girl: Where are Tom and Tina? Boy: They’re in the garden. Girl: What are they doing? Boy: They’re planting seeds. 3 Girl: Where’s Dad? Boy: He’s in the garden. Girl: What’s he doing? Boy: He’s cutting the grass. 4 Girl: Where’s Jack? Boy: He’s over there. Girl: What’s he doing? Boy: He’s making a window box. 5 Girl: Where’s Sandra? Boy: She’s over there. Girl: What’s she doing? Boy: She’s watering the flowers. ANSWERS a 3  b 5  c 2  d 1  e 4 a He’s cutting the grass. b She’s watering the flowers. c They’re planting seeds. d They’re picking strawberries. e He’s making a window box.

2 Write the word. (5 marks) ANSWERS 1 beautiful 2 interesting 3 colourful 4 useful 5 hard

3 Write the questions and answers. (12 marks) ANSWERS 1 What’s he doing? He’s playing football. 2 What’s she doing? She’s feeding the birds. 3 What’s he doing? He’s eating a carrot. 4 What are they doing? They’re digging a hole. 5 What are they doing? They’re reading books 6 What’s she doing? She’s taking a photo. 7 What are they doing? They’re making a kite.

5 Write sentences about the pictures. (8 marks) ANSWERS 1 He’s eating a sandwich. 2 They’re feeding the birds. 3 They’re planting flowers. 4 She’s digging a hole. 5 He’s watering the flowers. 6 Frank is the noisiest. 7 Rex is the most beautiful. 8 Bobo is the most colourful. 9 Rover is the smallest. 10 Jack is the most dangerous.

Unit 2 Test (40 marks) Listening, vocabulary and grammar 1 Listen and number. Write one sentence under each picture. (9 marks) $

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Boy : Where does your dad work? Girl : In a hospital. Boy: What’s his job? Girl : He’s a security guard. Boy 1: Where does you mum work? Girl 1: In a taxi! Boy 1: Oh, is she a taxi driver? Girl 1: Yes, she is. Girl 2: Is your dad a doctor? Boy 2: Yes, he is. Girl 2: Where does he work? Boy 2: In the City Hospital. Boy 2: What’s your dad’s job? Girl 2: He’s a postman. Boy 2: Does he wear a uniform? Girl 2: Yes, he does. Boy 2: What’s your mum’s job? Girl 2: She’s a teacher. Boy 2: Where does she work? Girl 2: At Lakeside Primary School.

ANSWERS a 5  b 1  c 2  d 3  e 4 a She’s a teacher. b He’s a security guard. c She’s a taxi driver. d He’s a doctor. e He’s a postman.

2 Write the word. (5 marks) ANSWERS 1 never 2 sometimes 3 often

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Tests transcripts/answers 3 Complete the questions and answers. (12 marks) ANSWERS 1 Where do they live? They live at 42 Green Street. 2 Where does she live? She lives at 44 Green Street. 3 What do they eat? They eat apples. 4 What does he eat? He eats ice cream. 5 What does he play? He plays football. 6 What does she play? She plays badminton.

Reading and writing 4 Read and match (8 marks) ANSWERS 1 She’s a nurse. 2 Yes, she does. 3 Yes, she does. 4 Yes, she does./Sometimes. 5 Yes, she does. 6 She’s a cleaner. 7 Yes, she does. 8 No, she doesn’t. 9 No, she doesn’t. 10 Yes, she does.

5 Write sentences about Bob’s day. (6 marks) ANSWERS 1 Bob always cleans his car. 2 He sometimes plays tennis. 3 He usually watches TV. 4 He never walks to work. 5 He often eats bananas. 6 He usually reads comics.

Unit 3 Test (40 marks) Listening, vocabulary and grammar 1 Listen and number. Write the questions and answers. (9 marks) $

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1 Boy: Granny? Old lady: Yes? Boy: Did you have a memory stick when you were at school? Old lady: No, I didn’t. 2 Boy: Did you have a laptop? Old lady: No, I didn’t. We didn’t have computers! 3 Boy: Did you have headphones? Old lady: No, I didn’t. 4 Boy: Did you have a digital camera? Old lady: No, I didn’t. I had a box camera - it was fantastic! 5 Boy: Did you have a calculator?

Old lady: Yes, I did. Boy: You did? Old lady: Yes, it was very big! ANSWERS a 5  b 3  c 4  d 2  e 1 a Did you have a calculator? Yes, I did. b Did you have headphones? No, I didn’t. c Did you have a digital camera? No, I didn’t. d Did you have a laptop? No, I didn’t. e Did you have a memory stick? No, I didn’t.

2 Write the infinitive and the Past Simple forms of the verbs. (5 marks) ANSWERS 1 buy - bought 2 make - made 3 eat - ate 4 write - wrote 5 drink - drank 6 give - gave

3 Write about the twelve mistakes in the picture. Use They … (12 marks) ANSWERS 1 They didn’t make cakes. 2 They didn’t eat/have pizza. 3 They didn’t write postcards. 4 They didn’t drink/have juice. 5 They didn’t have/use mobile phones. 6 They didn’t play the guitar. 7 They didn’t read comics. 8 They didn’t play football. 9 They didn’t wear sunglasses. 10 They didn’t watch television. 11 They didn’t ride bikes. 12 They didn’t have skateboards.

Reading and writing 4 Read. Answer the questions with Yes or No. (8 marks) ANSWERS 1 Yes 2 No 6 Yes 7 No

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5 Write sentences about Julia’s life. (6 marks) ANSWERS 1 Julia ate mice. 2 She lived in a house. 3 She wore a tunic. 4 She didn’t go to school. 5 She drank vinegar and water. 6 She didn’t write on a wax tablet.

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Tests transcripts/answers Unit 4 Test (40 marks)

5 Write about Dan’s weekend. (6 marks)

Listening, vocabulary and grammar

ANSWERS 1 Dan went to the shops. 2 He bought some jeans. 3 He didn’t see a film. 4 He visited an art gallery. 5 He didn’t take a photo. 6 He made a pizza.

1 Listen, number and circle. Write one sentence under each picture. (9 marks) $

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Girl: Hi! What did you do at the weekend? Boy: I saw a film. Girl: Was it good? Boy: Yes, great! Boy: Hi! Did you telephone Louisa yesterday? Girl: No, I didn’t. I wrote an email. Girl: Did you go for a walk yesterday? Boy: Yes, I did. Girl: Did you go with your dog? Boy: Yes, I did. He loved it. Girl 1: Hey! I like your jeans! Girl 2: Thanks. Girl 1: Are they new? Girl 2: Yes, I bought them yesterday. Boy 1: What did you do at the weekend? Boy 2: I went to the shops. Boy 1: Who did you go with? Boy 2: I went with Tom.

ANSWERS a 5 Tom  b  1 great  c  4 yesterday  d  2 write  e 3 love a He went to the shops. b He saw a film. c She bought some jeans. d She wrote an e-mail. e He went for a walk.

2 Complete with the infinitives and the Past Simple forms of the verbs. (5 marks) ANSWERS 1 read – read (a story) 2 take – took (a photo) 3 throw – threw (a ball) 4 run – ran (in the park) 5 wait – waited (at the bus stop)

3 Complete the questions and answers. (12 marks) ANSWERS 1 I went to London. 2 I went with my mum. 3 I ate a hamburger. 4 What did you drink? 5 What did you buy? 6 What did you see?

Reading and writing 4 Read and write T (True) or F (False). (8 marks) ANSWERS 1 F  2 F  3 F  4 T  5 T  6 F  7 F  8 T

Unit 5 Test (40 marks) Listening, vocabulary and grammar 1 Listen and number. Write one question under each picture. (9 marks) $

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1 Teacher: Welcome to Food Technology class. Remember, you have to wash your hands when you’re cooking. 2 Girl: Excuse me, Mrs Taylor! Teacher: Yes? Girl: Do I have to fry the onions? Teacher: No, you don’t. 3 Boy: Do I have to bake the pizza? Teacher: Yes, you do! Cold pizza is horrible! 4 Girl: Do we need water? Boy: Yes, we do. Girl: Do I have to boil the water? Boy: No, you don’t. 5 Girl 1: What do we need? Girl 2: Sugar Girl 1: Oh OK. Do I have to weigh the sugar? Girl 2: Yes, you do. ANSWERS a 1  b 3  c 2  d 5  e 4 a Do I have to wash my hands? b Do I have to bake the pizza? c Do I have to fry the onions? d Do I have to weigh the sugar? e Do I have to boil the water?

2 Write the word. (5 marks) ANSWERS 1 Maths 2 History 3 Geography

4 ICT 5 Science

3 Complete the questions and answers. (12 marks) ANSWERS 1 What’s the/your school like? It’s old. 2 What are the/your teachers like? They’re nice. 3 What’s the/your uniform like? It’s black and white. 4 What’s the/your classroom like? It’s big.

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What are the/your exams like? They’re easy. What are the/your lunches like? They’re delicious.

Reading and writing 4 Read and write T (True) or F (False). (8 marks) ANSWERS 1 T  2 F  3 F  4 T  5 F  6 F  7 T  8 T

5 Look and write the recipe. (6 marks) ANSWERS 1 First you have to wash your hands. 2 Then you have to peel the banana. 3 Then you have to add the banana. 4 Then you have to mix the banana and milk. 5 Then you have to add (the) ice cream. 6 Then you have to add (the) chocolate.

Unit 6 Test (40 marks) Listening, vocabulary and grammar 1 Listen, number and circle. Write the questions and answers. (9 marks) $

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1 Boy: Is there an island? Girl: Yes, there is. Boy: Where? I can’t see it. Girl: Over there. It’s very small. 2 Boy: Can you see the path? Girl: No, I can’t. There isn’t a path. 3 Woman: Are there any caves at the beach? Man: Yes, there are. Woman: How many? Man: There are three. 4 Girl: Are there any rocks on the beach? Boy: Rocks? No, there aren’t. 5 Man: Where are you going? Woman: I’m going to White Beach. Man: Oh, it’s got beautiful cliffs. Woman: Yes, that’s right. ANSWERS a 5 ✓  b 1 ✓  c 4 ✗  d 3 ✓  e 2 ✗ a Are there any cliffs? Yes, there are. b Is there an island? Yes, there is. c Are there any rocks? No, there aren’t. d Are there any caves? Yes, there are. e Is there a path? No, there isn’t.

2 Write the word. (5 marks) ANSWERS 1 design a web page 2 juggle 3 go sailing 4 do card tricks 5 go canoeing

3 Look. Write about their summer plans. (12 marks) ANSWERS (in any order) 1 He’s going to sleep in a tent. 2 He’s going to climb a mountain. 3 He isn’t going to go for a walk. 4 He isn’t going to ride a horse. 5 He’s going to go scuba diving. 6 He isn’t going to do (his) homework. 7 She’s going to ride a bike. 8 She isn’t going to swim. 9 She isn’t going to play a computer game. 10 She’s going to visit a cave. 11 She’s going to climb a cliff. 12 She isn’t going to watch television.

Reading and writing 4 Read and match (6 marks) ANSWERS 1 Rick 2 Mum 3 Dad

4 Me/Katie 5 Rick 6 Me/Katie

5 Write the questions and answers. (8 marks) ANSWERS 1 Where are you going to go in August? 2 I’m going to go to the beach. 3 What are you going to do? 4 I’m going to climb a cliff. 5 What are you going to do on your birthday? 6 I’m going to go to Pete’s Pizzas / a restaurant. 7 What are you going to eat? 8 I’m going to eat pizza and cake.

Term 1 test (70 marks) Listening and speaking 1 Listen and number the pictures. (10 marks) $

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1 Boy: What’s Ed doing? Girl : He’s reading. Boy : What’s he reading? Girl : His new book. 2 Girl: What’s your brother’s job? Boy: He’s a shop assistant. Girl: Where does he work? Boy: He works in a supermarket. 3 Boy: What’s your mum’s job? Girl: She’s a nurse. Boy: Where does she work? Girl: At the sports centre. 4 Boy 1: Where are the girls? Boy 2: They’re in the kitchen. Boy 1: What are they doing? Boy 2: They’re eating carrots. 5 Boy: Does you aunt work in the hospital? Girl: Yes, she does.

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What’s her job? She’s a doctor. Where does your brother work? At the shopping centre. What does he do? He’s a cleaner. Where’s Elena? She’s in the garden. What’s she doing? She’s picking strawberries. Rosy has got a new camera. That’s great. She’s taking lots of photos. What’s your sister’s job? She’s a waitress. Where does she work? She works in the café. What are Tina and Tom doing? They’re making a window box. Is it difficult? No, it’s easy.

ANSWERS a 9  b 3  c 5  d 6  e 2  f 4  g 10  h 7  i 1  j 8

2 Look and answer. Then ask. (15 marks) 1 What’s he doing? (Point to the man cutting the grass) 2 What’s she doing? (Point to the woman watering the flowers) 3 What are they doing? (Point to the boys walking with the ice creams) 4 Ask me a question about the children. (Point to the children feeding the birds) 5 Ask me a question about the dog. (Point to the dog digging a hole) 6 What’s his job? (Point to the postman) 7 What’s his job? (Point to the security guard) 8 Ask me a question about his job (Point to the taxi driver) 9 Ask me a question about his job (Point to the gardener cutting the grass) 10 What does he play? (Point to the man playing the saxophone in the bandstand) 11 Which is the biggest insect? 12 Which is the most interesting insect? 13 Tell me about these two insects (Point to the bee and the butterfly) 14 Tell me about these two insects (Point to the ants and the beetle) 15 Tell me about all the insects using I think…

Vocabulary and grammar 3 Look and write the word or short phrase. (10 marks) ANSWERS 1 taxi driver 2 cleaner 3 doctor 4 security guard

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postman feed the birds pick strawberries eat a carrot make a window box dig a hole

4 Write the sentences using adverbs of frequency. (6 marks) ANSWERS 1 He usually cuts the grass. 2 He sometimes reads a book. 3 He never plays the guitar. 4 He always listens to music / an MP3 player. 5 He often waters the flowers. 6 He usually does karate.

5 Complete the questions and answers. (2 marks per question, 1 mark per answer. Total 9 marks) ANSWERS 1 Where does she live? 2 She lives in Park Lane / at 39 Park Lane. 3 What sport do they play? 4 They play basketball. 5 What music does he like? 6 He likes hip hop.

Reading and writing 6 Read and write True or False. (8 marks) ANSWERS 1 True 2 False 3 True 4 False

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7 Write about a job you want. Answer the questions with complete sentences. (1 mark per question. 2 marks for question 5. 6 marks for good spelling, accuracy and fluency. Total 15 marks) ANSWERS Pupil’s own answers.

Term 2 test (70 marks) Listening and speaking 1 Listen and number the pictures. (10 marks) $

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Boy 1: What did you do at the weekend? Girl : I met a friend. Boy: Did you have a good time? Girl : Yes, we did. Boy: What did you dad give you for your birthday? Girl: He gave me a memory stick. Boy: That’s really useful. Girl: Where did you go at the weekend? Boy: I went to an art gallery. Girl: Did you like it?

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Boy: Yes, it was fantastic. Boy: What did you do at the weekend? Girl: I made a pizza. Boy: With your mum? Girl: No, with my dad. Girl: Where did you go at the weekend? Boy: I went to the shops. Girl: What did you buy? Boy: I bought a digital camera. Boy: Did you see a film yesterday? Girl: Yes, I did. Boy: Did you like it? Girl: No, it was boring. Girl: What did you do at the weekend? Boy: I went for walk. Girl: Did you go with your family? Boy: Yes, I did. Boy: Where did you go yesterday? Girl: I went to the new café. Boy: Did you have a milkshake? Girl: Yes, I did. It was delicious. Boy : What did your mum give you for your birthday? Girl: She gave me some headphones. Boy: Fantastic! Girl: Where did you go at the weekend? Boy: I went to the shops. Girl: What did you buy? Boy: I bought some jeans.

Vocabulary and grammar 3 Look and write. Write the verbs in 6–10 in the Past Simple. (10 marks) ANSWERS 1 laptop 2 visit an art gallery 3 make a pizza 4 charger 5 calculator

4 Complete. (6 marks) ANSWERS 1 The Romans wore tunics. 2 They didn’t run to school. 3 She waited at the bus stop. 4 She didn’t make a kite. 5 They didn’t write a letter. 6 He didn’t buy a pen. 7 She saw a film. 8 They ate / had pizza.

5 Complete the questions and answers. (2 marks per question, 1 mark per answer. Total 9 marks)

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ANSWERS 1 What did you buy? 2 I bought a T-shirt. 3 Who did you meet? 4 I met a friend. 5 Where did you go? 6 I went to London.

2 Look and answer. Then ask. (15 marks)

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1 What did she do yesterday? (Point to the girl inserting a DVD) 2 What did she do yesterday? (Point to the girl listening to an MP3 player) 3 What did she do yesterday? (Point to the girl drinking a milkshake) 4 Ask me about this picture (Point to the girl meeting a friend) 5 Ask me about this picture (Point to the girl watching a film) 6 Where did he go yesterday? (Point to the picture of boy entering park) 7 What did he play yesterday? (Point to the boy playing football) 8 What did he do yesterday? (Point to the boy using the laptop) 9 Ask me about this picture (Point to the boy visiting his grandparents) 10 Ask me about this picture (Point to the boy taking a photo) 11 Did she visit an art gallery? (Point to the girl) 12 Did she see a film? (Point to the girl) 13 Did he play football? (Point to the boy) 14 Did he eat a pizza? (Point to the boy) 15 What did you do yesterday? 16 Where did you go last weekend?

6 disappeared 7 threw 8 drank 9 gave 10 wrote

6 Read and write T (True) or F (False). (8 marks) ANSWERS 1 F  2 T  3 F  4 F  5 F  6 T  7  F  8  T

7 Write a diary entry about last Saturday. Answer the questions and follow the instructions. (1 mark per question. 2 marks for question 6. 8 marks for good spelling, accuracy and fluency. Total 15 marks) ANSWERS Pupil’s own answers.

Term 3 test (70 marks) Listening and speaking 1 Listen and number. Circle the correct word. (10 marks) $

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1 Boy: Do you like your classroom? Girl: Yes, it’s OK. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s small. 2 Boy: What’s your favourite subject? Girl: PE. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s easy.

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Tests transcripts/answers 3 Boy: Do you have lunch at school? Girl: Yes, I do. Boy: What are the lunches like? Girl: They’re OK. 4 Girl : Where do you go to school? Boy: I go to Lakeside Primary. Girl: What’s it like? Boy: It’s new. 5 Girl: Where do you play basketball? Boy: In the sports centre. Girl: What’s it like? Boy: It’s big. ANSWERS a 4 new  b  1 small  c  2 easy  d  3 OK  e  5 big

2 Look and answer. Then ask. (15 marks) 1 What is Jamie going to do tomorrow? 2 Tell me about this picture (Point to Jamie watching television) 3 What is Jamie going to do on his birthday? 4 Where is Jamie going to go in the summer? 5 Tell me about this picture (Point to Jamie visiting his grandparents) 6 Tell me about this picture (Point to Jamie playing football) 7 What is Zoe going to do tomorrow? 8 Tell me about this picture (Point to Zoe playing computer games) 9 Where is Zoe going to go on her birthday? 10 Where is Zoe going to go in the summer? 11 Ask me about this picture (Point to Zoe at the shops) 12 Ask me about this picture (Point to Zoe buying jeans) 13 What are you going to do tomorrow? 14 What are you going to do in the summer? 15 What are you going to do at the weekend?

Vocabulary and grammar 3 Look and write the word or short phrase. (10 marks) ANSWERS 1 Maths 2 cave 3 hill 4 peel a lemon 5 chop tomatoes

6 island 7 wood 8 Geography 9 waterfall 10 juggle

4 Write the questions and answers. (2 marks per question and 2 marks per answer. Total 8 marks) ANSWERS 1 Where are you going to go? 2 I’m going to go to the beach. 3 What are you going to do? 4 I’m going to read a book.

5 Complete the questions and answers. (7 marks) ANSWERS 1 Do I have to chop the onions? No, you don’t. 2 Do I have to fry the onions? Yes, you do. 3 Do I have to add the cheese? No, you don’t. 4 Do I have to bake the pizza? Yes, you do.

Reading and writing 6 Read and write T (True) or F (False). (8 marks) ANSWERS 1 F  2  T  3  F  4  F  5  T  6  T  7  F  8  F

7 Write about your school. Follow the instructions and answer the questions. (1 mark per question. 2 marks for question 5. 8 marks for good spelling, accuracy and fluency. Total 15 marks) ANSWERS Pupil’s own answers.

End of year test (100 marks) Listening 1 Listen and number. (15 marks) $

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

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Boy: Does your dad wear a uniform? Girl: Yes, he does. He’s a postman. Boy: My dad’s a musician. Girl: What does he play? Boy: The violin. Boy: What’s your mum’s job? Girl : She’s a nurse. Girl: Ooh, look at the waterfall. Boy: Wow, it’s big! Boy: What’s your dad’s job? Girl: He’s a taxi driver. Boy: Mum? Mum: Yes? Boy: I’m making a pizza. Do I have to chop the tomatoes? Mum: Yes, you do. Boy: Do I have to fry the onions? Mum: Yes, you do. Boy: Do I have to add the cheese now? Mum: Yes, you do. Girl 2: Do I have to peel the lemons? Boy 1: No, you don’t. Girl: Do I have to mix the lemonade? Boy: Yes, you do. Girl: Did you have a mobile phone when you were a child, Dad? Dad: No, I didn’t! Girl : Did you have a digital camera? Dad: No, I didn’t. Girl: Did you use headphones? Dad: No, I didn’t.

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Boy: Dad: Boy: Girl:

Did you use a calculator at school? Yes, I did. It was very big! Let’s swim to that island! Ok, come on then.

ANSWERS a 11  b  10  c  6  d 12  e 2  f 8  g 13  h 1  i 14  j  15  k 3  l  4  m 9  n 7  o 5

2 Listen and choose the correct picture. Circle. (10 marks) $

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1 Man: There are three butterflies in the garden. The white butterfly is the biggest and the most beautiful. 2 Girl: Mum’s got two bags. The big one is the most useful. It’s got lots of pockets. 3 Girl: Dad likes making things. He’s making a window box. 4 Boy: Grandad is helping mum. He’s watering the flowers. 5 Boy : Granny is tired. She’s sleeping in her favourite chair. 6 Woman: There are three beetles in the garden. The black beetle is the smallest. 7 Boy : Mum loves flowers and plants. She’s planting seeds. 8 Girl: My brothers like animals. They’re feeding the birds. 9 Boy: My sisters are making a pizza. Sue is chopping the tomatoes and Sally is adding the cheese. 10 Girl: Our dog is helping Granny. She’s digging a hole. ANSWERS 1 A  2 A  3 B  4 A  5 B  6 B  7 A  8 B  9 A  10 A

Speaking 1 Ask and answer questions. (1 mark per question. 2 marks for question 7. Total 15 marks) 1 What’s he doing? (Point to Picture 1 of the recipe) 2 What’s he doing now? (Point to Picture 2) 3 What’s he doing now? (Point to Picture 3) 4 Do I have to weigh the tomatoes? (Point to Picture 4) 5 Do I have to add the vegetables? (Point to Picture 5) 6 Ask me about this picture (Point to Picture 6) 7 How do you make vegetable soup? Tell me what you have to do. (Point to Pictures 1 – 6) 8 What instrument does the pop star play? (Point to the photo of him playing the guitar) 9 What can you see in the living room? (Point to the living room) 10 What is he doing? (Point to the photo of the pop star using his laptop) 11 What is his garden like? (Point to the garden) 12 What is his baby like? (Point to the baby) 13 What’s your house like? 14 Ask me about my house. 15 Ask me about my car/job/classroom.

2 What is Ben going to do tomorrow? Ask and answer. (1 mark per question. 3 marks for question 6. Total 10 marks) 1 Where is Ben going to go tomorrow? (Point to Ben at the shops) 2 Who is he going to meet? (Point to Ben meeting a friend) 3 What is he going to buy? (Point to Ben buying a book) 4 What is he going to drink? (Point to Ben drinking a milkshake) 5 What is he going to do on the bus? (Point to Ben reading his book) 6 Tell me three things Ben isn’t going to do tomorrow. 7 Tell me what you are going to do tomorrow. 8 Tell me what you are going to do in the summer.

Reading 1 Read. Write True or False. (13 marks) ANSWERS 1  False 2 True 3 False 4  True 5 True 6 False 7  False 8 False 9  False 10 False 11  True 12   False 13 False

2 Read again. Answer the questions. (2 marks per question. Total 12 marks) ANSWERS 1 His favourite subject is Science. 2 Last week he planted some seeds. 3 Yesterday he went to London/visited the Science Museum. 4 Charlie met Jane Goodall. 5 Jane is a scientist. 6 Charlie had a great day / good time.

Writing 1 Write about Zoe’s day yesterday. (5 marks) ANSWERS 1 She wrote a letter. 2 She took a photo. 3 She saw a film. 4 She didn’t buy (any) jeans. 5 She didn’t play football. 6 She gave some flowers. / She visited her granny.

2 Write about Zoe’s day tomorrow. (5 marks) ANSWERS 1 She isn’t going to ride her bike. 2 She isn’t going to juggle. 3 She’s going to visit an art gallery. 4 She isn’t going to play a computer game. 5 She’s going to water the flowers. 6 She’s going to play the guitar.

3 Write six sentences about the picture. (2 marks per sentence. 3 marks for spelling, accuracy and fluency. Total 15 marks) Pupils own answers.

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Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write questions and answers. C 3.34 a

b

c

d

10 marks

e

What ?

and tick 2 Listen 

✓ or cross ✗. Then write sentences about the

pictures. C 3.34

1

10 marks

2

3

4

5

He’s

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Reading and Writing 3 Look and write questions and answers.

5 marks

1

2

3

4

5

(soft)

(useful)

(boring)

(colourful)

(beautiful)

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4 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences.

5 marks

1 He’s eating a sandwich.  1

2

2 They’re cutting the grass. 5 4

3

3 They’re planting flowers. 

4 She’s making a window box.

5 He’s planting seeds. 

5 Look and complete the conversations.

5 marks

1 A  Are (water / the flowers)

1

?

B No, ?

A B

B  They ?

2 A  (plant / seeds) 3

?

B

A What

2

3 A  (cut / grass)

B A B

6 Look then write sentences.

5 marks

1 Rex / Rover / Jack  (big)

Jack

Rex is         than Rex

        is the 2 Jack / Bobo / Frank  (noisy)

3 Frank / Bobo / Jack  (dangerous) Rover

Bobo

Frank

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7 Read then write the answers. Hello! I’m Carol. Today my family are in the garden. Our garden has got lots of plants in it. My mum’s watering the flowers. They need a lot of water in the summer. The garden has got lots of grass. My dad’s cutting the grass. It’s hard work! My brother Sam’s planting seeds in the garden. He’s got lots of colourful flowers. The butterflies love his flowers. I’ve got some strawberry plants. I think they’re more useful than flowers. This is a photo of one of my best strawberry plant. It’s got the biggest strawberries in the garden. They’re delicious!

5 marks

1 What’s Carol’s mum doing?

2 Who’s cutting the grass?

3 What does Sam like growing?

4 What does Carol like growing?

5 What’s Grandad doing?

Grandad isn’t in the garden today. He’s sleeping in his favourite chair.

to Carol. Imagine you and your family in the garden. 8 Write 

5 marks

What’s the garden like?   What are your family doing?   What are you doing?   What do you like best in the garden?

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Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

What’s he doing?

Is she running?

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Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write. C 3.35 a

b

c

10 marks

d

e

My mum’s

2 Listen and tick

✓ or cross ✗. Then write. C 3.35

10 marks

taxi shop hospital the street hospital 1

2

3

4

5

He’s He in 20

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Reading and Writing 3 Look then write questions and answers. 1

2

5 marks

1 Where? (live) She 

Green Street.

2 What? (do) 3

4

5

3 ? (eat) 4 ? (play) 5 ? (play)

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4 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. 1

1 Bob never cleans his car.

3

2

5 marks

2 He sometimes plays tennis.

3 He usually walks to work. never

5

4

sometimes often

4 He often eats bananas. 

usually always

5 He always reads comics. 

5 Write sentences about Andy and Diana.

1

2

3

5 marks

1 Andy 

work.

2 3 evening. 4

4 Diana 

5

work.

5 evening.

6 Look, then read and complete.

1 work 2 never 3 drive 4 walks 5 sometimes

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My aunt is a nurse. She (1) in a big hospital in town. She wears a uniform and she (2) wears white shoes. She never (3) an ambulance because that isn’t her job. My aunt lives near the hospital, so she usually (4) to work. She (5) works nights and she’s often tired, but she loves her job.

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Unit

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2 Test ?

7 Read then write the answers. I’m Ana. This is a picture of my mum. My mum’s a nurse. She works in a hospital. It isn’t near our Ana Ana’s mum Maya house, so she usually drives to work. Mum wears trousers and a T-shirt at home, but at work she always wears a blue dress. It’s her uniform. She usually works from Monday to Friday, but sometimes she works at weekends. She likes her job. This is my sister, Maya. She’s a cleaner. She works at our school. She works from Monday to Friday in the afternoons. She doesn’t work at weekends. The school’s near our house, so she usually walks to work. She doesn’t like her uniform. It’s a pink dress, but she likes her job.

5 marks

1 How does Ana’s mum usually go to work?

2 What does she always wear at work?

3 What is Maya’s sister’s job?

4 How does she usually go to work?

5 What does she think of her uniform?

to Ana about someone in your family. Write about his or her job. 8 Write 

5 marks

What is his / her job?   Does he / she wear uniform?   When does he / she work?   Does he / she like the job?   Why? / Why not?

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Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

Where does she work?

What’s her job?

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Unit

Name

3 Test ?

Listening 1 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write. C 3.36 1

2

3

10 marks

4

5

She

2 Listen and number. Then write questions and answers. C 3.36 a

b

10 marks

c

d

e







Did you ? 

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Reading and Writing 3 Look and complete with verbs in the Past Simple.

5 marks

Yesterday … 1

2

3

4

5

She

He

She

She

He

some flowers.

a house.

a sandwich.

on the board.

a cup of tea.

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Unit

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4 Write sentences about Julia’s life. Use the Past Simple of the verbs.

3 Test ? 5 marks

drink  eat  go to school  live  wear 1 Julia

2✓

1✓

2 She 3✗

5✓

4✓ tunic vinegar and water

3 4 5

5 Write questions and answers.

5 marks

Girl:

When you were a young girl, did ? (jeans)

✗ Granny:

✗

✗ ✗

✗

Girl: Did

? (football)

Granny: Girl:

? (pizza)

Granny: Girl:

? (mobile phone)

Granny: Girl:

? (guitar)

Granny: 6 Read and complete. 1 is 2 live 3 plays 4 had 5 drink

was were living lived played play has have drank drinks

5 marks

My mum’s 40 years old. When she (1) a child, she had long, dark hair. She (2) in a village with her mum, her dad and her two sisters. They had lots of toys and they (3) in the park. They didn’t (4) mobile phones or skateboards. Her favourite food was cake and chocolate. She didn’t eat pizza. She drank milk and water. She didn’t (5) lemonade. She didn’t like it! Photocopiable © Oxford University Press

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Unit

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7 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. My grandad’s name was John. He lived in a small village. He was a doctor. He didn’t work in a hospital, he worked at home. My granny’s name was Rosa. She was a nurse. She helped my grandad. They liked their jobs. They worked from Monday to Friday. They didn’t work at weekends. They had a big garden. Rosa worked in the garden. She planted flowers and vegetables. John loved football. He worked in the garden, too. He helped Rosa and he listened to football matches on the radio. They were happy. In 1962 they bought a television. It was the first television in the village. On Saturdays and Sundays John’s friends went to his house. They watched television all day. Rosa didn’t like the television because now my grandad didn’t help her in the garden!

5 marks

1 John and Rosa lived in a big town.

2 They worked in a hospital.

3 They didn’t work on Saturday or Sunday.

4 John watched television with his friends.

5 Rosa liked the television.

were you like when you were five years old? Write. 8 What 

5 marks

What did you look like?   Where did you live?   What food did you like?   What toys did you play with?   What activities did you do?

Total Reading and Writing test

Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

Did they listen to the radio?

10 marks

Total for test

Did you watch TV?

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Unit

Name

4 Test ?

Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write sentences. C 3.37 a

b

c

10 marks

e

d

They

2 Listen and tick

1

where / go

✓ or cross ✗. Then write questions and answers. C 3.37 2

3

what / do

what / make

4

10 marks

5

what / buy

where / go

? She

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Reading and Writing 3 Write sentences. Use the Past Simple. Yesterday … 1

2

3

5 marks

4

5

He a story.

park.

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Unit

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4 Rewrite with the correct information.

1

2

5 marks

3

4

1 Poppy met her mum and dad.

4 Test ?

5

4 The girls made a cake.

She didn’t She 2 Grandad bought a mobile phone.

5 Mum gave the cat a present.

3 Liam ate a burger.

5 Look and complete the conversation. Use the Past Simple.

1

5 marks

A (1) Where

2

?

B I went A (2) Who B

3

?

mum.

A (3)

?

B A (4)

4

?

B

5

A (5)

?

B

6 Read and complete. 1 wasn’t 2 have 3 saw 4 took 5 made

didn’t had see bought told

5 marks

weren’t having seen threw drank

Yesterday, Dan went to town with his friend, Tom. Dan bought some jeans and a T-shirt. Tom (1) buy any clothes. He bought a CD. They (2) chicken and chips for lunch in a restaurant. Then they went to the cinema and (3) a film. The film was about a robot. It was very good. After the film, the boys went to the park. Dan had his camera. He (4) some great photos. In the evening, Dan went home. He (5) a pizza and watched TV.

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Unit

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7 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. My name’s Jess and last summer my family went on holiday to Scotland. We went camping near an old castle. People say there’s a ghost in the castle. I wanted to see the ghost. I visited the castle every evening. I saw some tourists and some bats, but I didn’t see a ghost. It was the last day of the holiday. I wanted to watch the castle all night. I had my digital camera with me. I waited and waited. Suddenly I saw the ghost! Then it disappeared. I wasn’t scared. I was excited. I ran to the campsite. I told my mum about it. “Did you take a photo?” she asked. “No, I didn’t,” I said. “I think it was your imagination,” she said. But it wasn’t my imagination. I did see a ghost!

5 marks

1 Jess went camping near a castle in Scotland. 2 She saw some bats and some rabbits in the castle.

3 She visited the castle every morning.  4 She saw the ghost on the last day of her holiday. 5 She took a photo of the ghost.

to Jess about your holiday. 8 Write 

5 marks

Where did you go?   Who did you go with?   What did you eat?   What did you do?

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Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

Where did Becca go yesterday?

What did you do last weekend?

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Unit

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Listening 1 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write. C 3.38

10 marks

have to   don’t have to 1

3

2

4

5

You

2 Listen and number. Then write. C 3.38 a

b

10 marks

c

d

e







Do I ?  Yes, you Total Listening test

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Reading and Writing 3 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. ✓✓ = loves ✓= likes ✗ = doesn’t like ✗✗ = hates

✓✓

✓

✗✗

✗

5 marks

1 Amy loves Science.

4 She hates ICT.

2 She doesn’t like Maths.

5 She loves Geography.

✓✓

3 She doesn’t like History.

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Unit

Name

5 Test ?

4 Look then complete the conversation. school

5 marks

teachers

1

black and white  difficult  big old delicious nice

2

A (1) What’s your new school like, Tom? B It’s old. uniform

3

?

A (2)

classroom

B

4

?

A (3) B

?

A (4) exams

B

lunches

5

?

A (5)

6

B ?

A (6) B 5 Read and complete.

1 Then 2 peels 3 weigh 4 boils 5 mixes

First peeled weight boil mixed

Next peel weighs boiled mix

5 marks

Making lemonade is easy. (1) you have to wash your hands. Then you have to (2) and chop the lemons. Then you have to (3) the sugar. Then you have to (4) the water. Then you have to (5) the sugar, water and lemons. Then you have to wait. You don’t want to drink hot lemonade!

6 Look and write the instructions.

1

5 marks

This is how to make banana milkshake. First you have to wash

2

your hands.

3

5

4

6

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milk

ice cream

6

chocolate

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5 Test ?

7 Read then write the answers. Hi! I’m Sam. We have Music on Fridays at school. It’s my favourite subject because it’s fun. In the lesson I play the piano and write music. I’m learning to play the guitar, too. I go to a music school in the afternoon on Thursdays. My guitar lesson is from half past five to half past six. My teacher is very nice. In my lesson I have to play the guitar, and I have to sing too. It’s difficult, but it’s fun. Hello, I’m Marta. I love cooking. I go to cooking classes on Mondays at five o’clock. There are six children in my class. First, we have to wash our hands, then we make pizzas, biscuits and cakes. It’s not difficult, but we have to listen to the teacher. My favourite recipe is for chocolate cake. It’s delicious!

5 marks

1 What instruments can Sam play? 2 When does he go to the music school?

3 What does he have to do in his guitar lesson? 4 When does Marta go to cooking classes?

5 What do the children have to do first in the cooking class?

to Sam and Marta about your favourite lesson. 8 Write 

5 marks

Which days?   What time?   Why do you like it?   What’s the teacher like?   What do you do?

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Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

What subject are they doing?

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Unit

Name

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Listening 1 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write. C 3.39 1

2

3

10 marks

4

5

There

2 Listen, number and circle. Then write questions and answers. C 3.39 a

b

✓  ✗

c

✓  ✗

d

10 marks

e

✓  ✗

✓  ✗

✓  ✗

Are ? 







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Reading and Writing 3 Look and write. Use the Present Simple. 1

5 marks

4 She



webpages. 2

5 



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Unit

Name

6 Test ?

4 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences.

5 marks

1 He’s going to sleep in a hotel.

✗

2 He’s going to go horseriding.

✓ ✓

3 He’s going to do his homework.

✗ ✓

4 He’s going to climb a mountain.  5 He’s going to go scuba diving. 

5 Look then complete the conversation.

5 marks

1 in August?

A B

2

sleep?

A B

3

on your first day?

A B

4

on your birthday?

A B

6 Look and write.

✗ ✗

5 marks

It’s Saturday tomorrow. What’s Sara going to do?

✓

She isn’t going to play computer games.

✓ ✓

✗

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7 Read then write the answers.

5 marks

Hi there!

1 Where is Katie going to go?

Have you got any plans for the summer? Where are you going to go? I’m going to go to a hotel in Spain with my family. There’s a fantastic beach and there are lots of watersports. Brilliant! I’m going to go sailing and I’m going to learn to scuba dive.

2 What sports is Katie going to do?

My little brother Rick doesn’t like watersports. But he’s really happy because there’s a Kids Club at the hotel. He’s going to learn to juggle and do card tricks.

3 What’s Rick going to do?

Mum’s going to have a great time, too. She’s going to walk on the beach. There are some caves in the cliffs. She’s going to explore the caves. She thinks she’s going to find some pirate treasure!

4 Who’s going to explore the caves?

What’s Dad going to do? Read and sleep! He’s got about 25 books. He’s going to go to the pool, read his books and sleep in the sun. Boring!

5 What’s Katie’s dad going to do next to the pool?

Love, Katie 8 Write to Katie about your plans for the summer.

5 marks

Where are you going to go?   Who with?   Activities?   What are you going to eat?

Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

✗ ✗ ✓ ✓

10 marks

What’s Josh going to take on the school trip?

✗

My school trip

✓

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Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write. C 3.40 a

10 marks

b

c

d

e

g

h

i

j

She’s f

They’re

2 Listen and tick

✓ or cross ✗. Then write. C 3.40

10 marks

1

2

3

4

5

(drink?)

(cleaner?)

(waitress?)

(eat / bananas?)

(nurse?)

7

8

9

10

Is he  No, He’s 6

(cleaner?)

(pick / strawberries?) (feed / birds?)

(musician?)

(make / window box?)

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Reading and Writing 3 Look and write. 1

5 marks

2

3

4

5

7

8

9

10

He’s a 6

She’s

4 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. 1

2

never

3

sometimes

4

5

usually

often

5 marks

1 He never cuts the grass. 

4 He usually listens to music. 

2 He sometimes reads. 

5 He often waters the flowers.

always

3 He always plays the guitar. 

5 Write questions and answers.

5 marks

1

2

3

A

A

A

? (live) B

Park Lane.

? (play) B

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? (like) B 6

hip hop.

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1 Test ?

6 Read and complete. 1 live 2 play 3 cut 4 help 5 with

lives plays cuts helps for

living playing cutting helping than

5 marks

It’s Saturday and I’m visiting my aunt and uncle. They (1) at number 25 King Street. It’s a big house and it’s got a big garden. My uncle (2) the saxophone. He’s playing his saxophone now in the living room. My aunt usually works in the garden on Saturdays. She’s (3) the grass. My cousins often (4) my aunt. They’re watering the flowers now. I’m watering the tomatoes. I like vegetables. I think they’re more interesting (5) flowers. It’s a very nice garden.

7 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. Donna is a student and she’s studying English. On Saturdays she works in the library. She doesn’t wear a uniform. She usually wears jeans and a T-shirt. She likes her job because she loves books. There’s a sign in the library. It says “Silence”. Donna is always very quiet in the library. Donna works from nine o’clock to five o’clock . She stops at one o’clock and she has lunch. She always has lunch with her boyfriend, Tim. Tim is a shop assistant. He works in the clothes shop next to the library. They usually have lunch in a café but sometimes they have a picnic in the park. Donna and Tim have got big motorbikes. They ride their motorbikes to the park. The bikes aren’t quiet. They’re noisy. Donna likes noise when she isn’t in the library!

5 marks

1 Donna works in a clothes shop on Saturdays.

2 She likes her job because she loves noise. 

3 She has lunch with Tim on Saturdays.

4 They always go to a café for lunch.

5 She drives a big motorbike.

about a job you want. 8 Write 

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Why do you want the job?   Where do they work?   When do they work?   What do they wear?   What do they do? I want to be

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Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

What are they doing?

Do you like going to the park?

10 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

What’s she doing?

10 marks

Is he picking flowers?

11 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

What does he play?

What do you usually do after school?

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Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write. C 3.41 a

b

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d

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i

j

It’s

She f

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✓ or cross ✗. Then write. C 3.41

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2

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5

(meet / friend?)

(buy / laptop?)

(play / tennis?)

(make / pizza?)

(buy / calculator?)

Did she

Did she





Yes,

No,

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7

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(go / art gallery?)

(make / cake?)

(have / ice cream?) (go / cinema?)

(buy / camera?)

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Reading and Writing 3 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences.

1

5 marks

2 1 The boy kicked the ball.

2 The rabbit disappeared. 

3 3 He made his granny a cake.

4 She read a story.

4

5 5 She drank lemonade.

story

4 Look and complete. Write the verbs in the Past Simple.

5 marks

Yesterday ... 1

2

3

✓ (eat)

4

✗

✓

✗

(wait)

(run)

5

(buy)

✓ (see)

They 

pizza. 

school.



bus stop. 

pen. 

5 Write questions and answers. Use the Past Simple. 1

A B I bought a T-shirt.

2

? A Who B

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B

London.

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6 Read and complete. 1 meet 2 buy 3 wasn’t 4 saw 5 liked

meeting buying didn’t see likes

5 marks

met bought hadn’t seeing like

Last Saturday, I (1) my friend, Alice. We went to the shops and I (2) a T-shirt and some sunglasses. Alice wanted some jeans, but she didn’t like them. Then we went to a café. I had pizza and Alice had a hamburger. I loved my pizza, but Alice (3) like her hamburger. It was horrible. Then we went to the cinema. We (4) a film about animals. I loved the film. It was fantastic! Alice didn’t (5) the film. Oh dear!

7 Read then write the answers. Becca’s teacher gave her a History project. It was about clothes 100 years ago. She needed information. She wanted to make some clothes. She looked on the Internet. She discovered lots of things. Women wore long dresses and hats. Men wore jackets and trousers. She made the clothes. They were great. She wrote about the clothes. Then she wanted a photo. Alfie and Poppy were her models. They wore the clothes. They smiled and Becca took the photo with her digital camera. But there was a problem. There was an aeroplane in the sky. They didn’t have aeroplanes like that 100 years ago. But Becca had a good idea. She changed the photo with her laptop. The aeroplane disappeared! Her teacher was very happy. The project was very good.

5 marks

1 What was Becca’s History project about?

2 What did women wear 100 years ago?

3 Who were the models for the clothes?

4 Why was the aeroplane a problem?

5 What did Becca do about the aeroplane?

about what you did last Saturday. 8 Write 

5 marks

Where did you go?   Who did you go with?   What did you do in the morning / afternoon / evening?   What did you eat?

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Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

Did she have a milkshake yesterday?

Did you go to a café yesterday?

10 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

Who did she meet last weekend?

Where did you go last Saturday?

11 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

What did they see at the zoo?

10 marks

Where did you go last summer?

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Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write. C 3.42 a

b

10 marks

c

It’s d

e

2 Listen and number. Then write questions and answers. C 3.42 a

b

c

(difficult) Is PE  No, It’s

(horrible) Are ?

(big)

?

d

e

(small)

(old)

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Reading and Writing 3 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences.

1

2

3

5 marks

5

4

1 He’s weighing the tomatoes.

4 He’s juggling three balls.

2 His favourite subject is Science.

5 He’s looking at an island.

3 He’s looking at a cave. 4 Look then complete the conversation.

1

✗

2

5 marks

3

✓

Jack Can I make a pizza, Mum? Mum Yes, of course. Jack Do I have to wash my hands? Mum Yes, Jack (1) Mum

?

✗

4

Jack (2) Mum Jack (3) Mum Jack (4) Mum

? ? ?

5 Complete the conversation. Use each verb once. Monday

Tuesday

1

3

2

4

✓

5 marks

Wednesday 5

go  design  juggle  make  do

morning

afternoon

A I’m going to go to a summer camp!

A

B Fantastic! (1) What

B (4) on Monday morning?



A

A

B (2) on Monday afternoon?

B (5)

A

A

?



?

B (3)

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6 What are your plans for the weekend? Write five sentences.

5 marks

On Saturday morning, I’m going to

7 Read then write the answers. The friends are at an outdoor centre. There are lots of activities at the centre. There’s a lake at the outdoor centre. Poppy and Alfie love swimming. They want to swim to the island in the lake. Liam likes climbing. He’s going to climb the cliff. Hayley loves sport. She’s going to ride her bike in the woods. Becca doesn’t want to do sport. She loves taking photos. She’s going to explore the centre and take photos of her friends. Josh hasn’t got any plans. He hasn’t got a bike and he hasn’t got a camera. He doesn’t like swimming or climbing. He likes sleeping and cooking. He thinks and thinks. Then he has an idea. He goes to the kitchen. He chops and fries some onions. He chops tomatoes, too. He adds cheese and makes a pizza. He bakes the pizza. He makes a delicious lunch for his friends.

5 marks

1 What are Poppy and Alfie going to do?

2 What’s Liam going to do?

3 Where’s Hayley going to go?

4 What’s Becca going to do?

5 What does Josh make for his friends?

about your school. 8 Write 

5 marks

classrooms  favourite subject  teachers   lunches   a school rule

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Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

A

B

Is there a waterfall on the island?

C

Is there a river in your town?

D 1

2

3

4

10 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. Jamie

10 marks

Zoe

Is Jamie going to do his homework tomorrow?

tomorrow

✓ on his/her bithday

✗

✓

✗ What are you going to do on your birthday?

✗

✓

✓

✗

11 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

Is Liam going to sleep in a tent?

10 marks

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Listening 1 Listen and number. Write the word or phrase. C 3.43

15 marks

a

b

c

d

e

f

g

h

i

j

k

l

m

n

o

2 Listen and tick 1

✓ or cross ✗. Then write questions. C 3.43 3

2

5

4

Is he

Is it

?

?

6

7

15 marks

8

9

10

13

14

15

Do I ?  11

12

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3 Listen and write A or B. C 3.44

10 marks

A

1

?

B

 2

 3

 4

 5

 6

 7

 8

 9

 10

4 Listen then write the answers. C 3.44

  10 marks

 1 Which butterfly is the most beautiful?

 6 Which beetle is the smallest?

 2 Which bag is the most useful?

 7 What’s mum doing?  8 What are the brothers doing?

 3 What’s dad making?  9 What are Sue and Sally making?  4 Who’s watering the flowers? 10 Who’s digging a hole?  5 Who’s sleeping?

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Reading and Writing 5 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. 1

5 marks

1 She took a picture of a beetle. 

2

2 She went to the museum.



3 3 She bought some jeans.

4

4 She went swimming.

5

5 She gave her granny some flowers.

6 What’s Sara going to do tomorrow? Write five sentences. 1

3

2

✗ 4

1 She

✗

✓

2 3

5

✓

5 marks

4 5

✓

7 Write five questions and answers about the picture.

5 marks

1 A

?

B ?

2 A B

?

3 A B

?

4 A B

?

5 A B

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sentences about Andy and Diana. 8 Write  never

1

sometimes

2

1 Andy

5 marks often

3

usually

4

always

5

to work. 4 Diana

2 He

?

to work.

5 She

3 He 9 Read and complete. 1 go 2 want 3 old 4 have 5 going

went wants useful had go

going wanted delicious has went

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Hi! My name's Jed. I’m on holiday with my family. We’re at the beach. Yesterday, I (1) sailing. It was great! My sister didn’t (2) to go sailing. She played volleyball with her new friends. My parents went for a walk with the dog. The food at the hotel is (3) . Today, I (4) pizza for lunch. Tomorrow, we’re (5) to go to a water park! See you soon!

10 Read then circle the correct answer. Hello! My name’s Helen. Today, I went to a new school, Parkside Primary. My old school was small. There are twenty children in my class. The classroom is big. I like it. We have to wear a uniform. It’s black and white. My old uniform was green and white. We have to be at school at quarter to nine. Lessons start at nine o’clock. We have lunch at half past twelve. The lunches are nice. You can have sandwiches, or chicken or sausages and chips or salad. Today, I had chicken and chips. I like Art and Geography, but my favourite subject is History because it’s interesting. After school, I was tired. I went home and I watched TV. I’m going to go to bed early tonight. I’m not going to read. I’m not going to do my homework. I haven’t got any homework today!

5 marks

1 Helen’s new school is a small and old. b big and modern. c small and modern. 2 Her new uniform is a green and white. b black and green. c white and black. 3 She has lessons at a 8:45 b 9:00 c 9:30

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4 Today, she ate a sausages and chips. b sandwiches and salad. c chicken and chips. 5 Tonight, she plans to a go to bed early. b read her book. c do her homework.

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11 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. Charlie is 12 years old. He lives in a small town. He goes to school in his town. His favourite subject is Science because his science lessons are fun. Charlie wants to be a scientist or a doctor. He always does experiments at home. Last week he planted some seeds. Charlie didn’t go to school yesterday. His class went to London. They visited the Science Museum. In the morning they saw some dinosaur skeletons. They had lunch at the museum. Charlie had a burger and a milkshake. In the afternoon they met a famous scientist. Her name was Jane Goodall. When she was young she lived in Africa and studied chimpanzees. She was very interesting. Charlie took a photo of Jane with his mobile phone. He had a great day. It’s Saturday tomorrow. Charlie isn’t going to go to school. He’s going to go to the zoo with his family. He’s going to study the chimpanzees!

5 marks

1 Charlie wants to be a musician or a taxi driver. 2 Yesterday, he went to the Science Museum. 3 He had a pizza and an orange juice for lunch.  4 Jane Goodall lived in Australia when she was young. 5 Charlie is going to see the chimpanzees at the zoo.

12 Read the text again. Answer the questions.

5 marks

1 What is Charlie’s favourite subject at school?

4 Who is Jane Goodall?

2 What did he plant last week?

5 Where is Charlie going to go tomorrow?

3 What did he see at the museum?

13 Write to Charlie about a school trip.

5 marks

Where did you go?   How did you go there?   What did you see? What did you eat / drink?   What did you do?   Was it interesting?

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Speaking 14 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. 1

10 marks

2 Do you have to peel the lemons?

3

4

How do you make your favourite pizza?

15 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

Did they see the dolphins?

What did you do last Saturday?

16 Look and answer your teacher’s questions.

10 marks

Is he going to buy a book?

What are you going to do on Saturday?

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Challenge Note to teacher: listening tests

These challenge level tests reuse the recordings from the Great Explorers 6 Audio CDs. Ask the children to read the instructions on the page. Explain if necessary.

Unit 1 Test (60 marks) Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write questions and answers. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order they hear them described. Then they look at the five pictures and write questions and answers using What’s he / she doing? He’s / She’s (picking strawberries) or What are they doing? They’re (picking strawberries). $

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Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy:

Where are Rob and Chris? They’re over there. What are they doing? They’re picking strawberries. Where are Tom and Tina? They’re in the garden. What are they doing? They’re planting seeds. Where’s Dad? He’s in the garden. What’s he doing? He’s cutting the grass. Where’s Jack? He’s over there. What’s he doing? He’s making a window box. Where’s Sandra? She’s over there. What’s she doing? She’s watering the flowers.

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Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy:

Where are Rob and Chris? They’re over there. What are they doing? They’re picking strawberries. Where are Tom and Tina? They’re in the garden. What are they doing? They’re planting seeds. Where’s Dad? He’s in the garden. What’s he doing? He’s cutting the grass. Where’s Jack? He’s over there. What’s he doing? He’s making a window box. Where’s Sandra? She’s over there. What’s she doing? She’s watering the flowers.

ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each tick or cross, 1 mark for each correct sentence) – total 10 1 2 3 4 5

✗ ✓ ✗ ✗ ✓

He’s cutting the grass. They’re planting seeds. He’s making a window box. They’re picking strawberries. She’s watering the flowers.

Reading and Writing 3 Look and write questions and answers. The children look at the pictures then write questions and answers using Is it (soft)? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t. It’s (hard). ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 Is it soft? No, it isn’t. It’s hard. Is it useful? Yes, it is. Is it boring? No, it isn’t. It’s interesting. Is it colourful? Yes, it is. Is it beautiful? Yes, it is.

2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct number, 1 mark for each correct question and answer) – total 10

1 2 3 4 5

a 4, b 5, c 2, d 1, e 3,

4 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children look at the picture and the sentences. Then they write True or False. They rewrite the false sentences.

ANSWERS

What’s he doing? He’s making a window box. What’s she doing? She’s watering the flowers. What are they doing? They’re planting seeds. What are they doing? They’re picking strawberries. What’s he doing? He’s cutting the grass.

2 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write sentences about the pictures. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children tick the pictures that correspond with the recording and cross the pictures that don’t. Then they look at the five pictures and write sentences using He / She is (picking strawberries) or They are (picking strawberries).

ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

True False. They’re feeding the birds. True False. She’s digging a hole. False. He’s watering the flowers.

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Challenge 5 Look and complete the conversations. The children look at the pictures. Then they read the prompts and complete the dialogues. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole exercise. 1 A Are they watering the flowers? B No, they aren’t. A What are they doing? B They’re digging a hole. 2 A Are they planting seeds? B No, they aren’t. A What are they doing? B They’re reading (comics). 3 A Is she cutting the grass? B No, she isn’t. A What’s she doing? B She’s feeding the birds.

6 Look then write sentences. The children look at the picture and the prompts. They write two sentences each time, the first using the comparative of the adjective, the second using the superlative. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole exercise. 1 Rex is bigger than Rover. Jack is the biggest. 2 Jack is noisier than Bobo. Frank is the noisiest. 3 Frank is more dangerous than Bobo. Jack is the most dangerous.

7 Read then write the answers. The children read what Carol says, then they answer the questions. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

She’s watering the flowers. Carol’s dad is cutting the grass. He likes growing flowers. She likes growing strawberries. He’s sleeping in his favourite chair.

8 Write to Carol. Imagine you and your family in the garden. The children write a note to Carol. They imagine that they are in the garden with their family. They use the questions to guide them. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer – total 5 Sample answer Hello, I’m Juan! Today we are in the garden. It’s very beautiful. There are lots of flowers. My mum’s planting seeds. My dad’s cutting the grass. Granny’s sleeping in her favourite chair. I’ve got two brothers. They’re making a window box and they’re laughing. I’m feeding the birds. I like growing strawberries and tomatoes. It’s fun!

Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies) Teacher How old are you? Child (Replies) Teacher When’s your birthday? Child (Replies) Teacher Good. Now, please look at the picture. Where are they? Child They’re in the park. Teacher (Point to the man digging.) Look at the man. What’s he doing? Child He’s digging a hole. Teacher (Point to the girl running.) Look at the girl. Is she running? Child Yes, she is. Teacher (Point to the girls feeding the birds.) What are they doing? Child They’re feeding the birds. Teacher (Point to the children on bikes.) What are they doing? Child They’re riding their bikes. Teacher Good. Do you have a garden or a window box? Child (Replies) Teacher Do you like flowers? Child (Replies) Teacher What are more useful, flowers or tomato plants? Child (Replies) Teacher What are more beautiful, flowers or strawberries? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

Unit 2 Test (60 marks) Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order they hear them described. Then they look at the five pictures and write sentences using My mum’s / dad’s a (taxi driver). $

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Where does your dad work? In a hospital. What’s his job? He’s a security guard.

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Challenge 2 3 4 5

Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl:

Where does your mum work? In a taxi. Oh, is she a taxi driver? Yes, she is. Is your dad a doctor? Yes, he is. Where does he work? In the City Hospital. What’s your dad’s job? He’s a postman. Does he wear a uniform? Yes, he does. What’s your mum’s job? She’s a teacher. Where does she work? At Lakeside Primary School.

ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct number, 1 mark for each correct sentence) – total 10 a 5, b 1, c 2, d 3, e 4,

My mum’s a teacher. My dad’s a security guard. My mum’s a taxi driver. My dad’s a doctor. My dad’s a postman.

2 Listen and tick or cross. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children tick the picture if it shows the job mentioned and cross it, if it does not. Then they look at the five pictures and the words in the box. They write two sentences for each picture using He’s / She’s a (doctor). He / She works in (a hospital). $

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Boy: Where does your dad work? Girl: In a hospital. Boy: What’s his job? Girl: He’s a security guard. Boy: Where does your mum work? Girl: In a taxi. Boy: Oh, is she a taxi driver? Girl: Yes, she is. Girl: Is your dad a doctor? Boy: Yes, he is. Girl: Where does he work? Boy: In the City Hospital. Boy: What’s your dad’s job? Girl: He’s a postman. Boy: Does he wear a uniform? Gir: Yes, he does. Boy: What’s your mum’s job? Girl: She’s a teacher. Boy: Where does she work? Girl: At Lakeside Primary School.

ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct tick or cross, 1 mark for each correct pair of sentences) – total 10 1 2 3 4 5

✗ ✓ ✗ ✓ ✗

He’s a doctor. He works in a hospital. She’s a taxi driver. She works in a taxi. She’s a shop assistant. She works in a shop. He’s a postman. He works in the street. She’s a nurse. She works in a hospital.

Reading and Writing 3 Look then write questions and answers. The children look at the pictures and the prompts then write questions and answers. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct question and answer – total 5 1 Where does she live? She lives at number 42 Green Street. 2 What are they doing? They’re eating (apples). 3 What’s he eating? He’s eating an ice cream. 4 What’s he playing? He’s playing football. 5 What’s she playing? She’s playing badminton.

4 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children look at the pictures, the key and the sentences. They write True or False. Then they rewrite the false sentences correctly. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

False. Bob always cleans his car. True False. He never walks to work. True False. He usually reads comics.

5 Write sentences about Andy and Diana. The children look at the pictures. Then they write sentences describing how often Andy and Diana do the things in the pictures. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

Andy always walks to work. He often reads comics. He usually has a shower in the evening. Diana never rides her bike to work. She sometimes watches TV in the evening.

6 Look, then read and complete. The children look at the pictures then read the text. Then they choose the correct words to complete the text. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 works  2 usually  3 drives  4 walks  5 sometimes

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Challenge 7 Read then write the answers. The children read the text. Then they answer the questions. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

She usually drives to work. She always wears a blue dress. She’s a cleaner. She usually walks to work. She doesn’t like her uniform.

8 Write to Ana about someone in your family. Write about his / her job. The children write to Ana about a member of their family. They use the questions to guide them. The job can be real or imaginary. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer. Sample answer Hi Ana. My name’s Carla. My uncle is a postman. He wears grey trousers and a grey jacket. It’s his uniform. He works from Monday to Saturday. He doesn’t work in the evenings or at the weekends. My uncle likes his job because he likes talking to people. They are usually very friendly. Bye!

Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies) Teacher How old are you? Child (Replies) Teacher Where do you live? Child (Replies) Teacher Good. Now, please look at the picture. (Point to the woman.) Where does she work? Child She works in a shop. Teacher What’s her job? Child She’s a shop assistant. Teacher Does she speak Spanish? Child Yes, she does. Teacher (Point to the man in the background.) What about the man? What’s his job? Child He’s a cleaner. Teacher Where does he work? Child He works in a hotel. Teacher Good. Now. What’s your dad’s / mum’s / uncle’s / neighbour’s job? Child (Replies) Teacher Does he / she wear a uniform? Child (Replies)

Teacher Good. What about your best friend. Where does he / she live? Child (Replies) Teacher What sport does he / she do? Child (Replies) Teacher How often does he / she (play football)? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

Unit 3 Test (60 marks) Listening 1 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children tick the picture if Granny had the item mentioned when she was a girl, and cross the picture if she did not. Then they look at the five pictures and write sentences using She had / didn’t have (a digital camera). $

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1 Boy: Granny? Old lady: Yes? Boy: Did you have a memory stick when you were at school? Old lady: No, I didn’t. 2 Boy: Did you have a laptop? Old lady: No, I didn’t. We didn’t have computers! 3 Boy: Did you have headphones? Old lady: No, I didn’t. 4 Boy: Did you have a digital camera? Old lady: No, I didn’t. I had a box camera – it was fantastic! 5 Boy: Did you have a calculator? Old lady: Yes, I did. Boy: You did? Old lady: Yes, it was very big! ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct tick or cross, 1 mark for each correct sentence) – total 10 1 2 3 4 5

✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✓

She didn’t have a memory stick. She didn’t have a laptop. She didn’t have headphones. She didn’t have a digital camera. She had a calculator.

2 Listen and number. Then write questions and answers. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order they hear them mentioned. Then they look at the five pictures and write questions and answers using Did you have (a calculator)? Yes, I did / No, I didn’t.

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1 Boy: Granny? Old lady: Yes? Boy: Did you have a memory stick when you were at school? Old lady: No, I didn’t. 2 Boy: Did you have a laptop? Old lady: No, I didn’t. We didn’t have computers! 3 Boy: Did you have headphones? Old lady: No, I didn’t. 4 Boy: Did you have a digital camera? Old lady: No, I didn’t. I had a box camera – it was fantastic! 5 Boy: Did you have a calculator? Old lady: Yes, I did. Boy: You did? Old lady: Yes, it was very big! ANSWERS

ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct question and answer – total 5 Girl: Granny: Girl: Granny: Girl: Granny: Girl: Granny: Girl: Granny:

When you were a little girl, did you wear jeans? No, I didn’t. Did you play football? No, I didn’t. Did you eat pizza? No, I didn’t. Did you have a mobile phone? No, I didn’t. Did you play the guitar? No, I didn’t.

6 Read and complete. The children read then choose the correct words to complete the text. ANSWERS

2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct tick or cross, 1 mark for each correct pair of sentences) – total 10

1 mark for each correct answer – total 5

a 4, b 3, c 5, d 2, e 1,

7 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children read the text and write True or False. They rewrite the false sentences correctly.

Did you have a digital camera? No, I didn’t. Did you have headphones? No, I didn’t. Did you have a calculator? Yes, I did. Did you have a laptop? No, I didn’t. Did you have a memory stick? No, I didn’t.

Reading and Writing 3 Look and complete with verbs in the Past Simple. The children look at the pictures and complete each sentence with a verb in the Past Simple. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

She bought some flowers. He made a house. She ate a sandwich. She wrote on the board. He drank a cup of tea.

4 Write sentences about Julia’s life. Use the Past Simple of the verbs. The children look at the pictures and write sentences describing what Julia did and didn’t do. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

Julia ate mice. She lived in a house. She didn’t go to school. She drank vinegar and water. She wore a tunic.

5 Write questions and answers. The children look at the pictures. Then they write questions and answers to complete the dialogue.

1 was  2 lived  3 played  4 have  5 drink

ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

False. They lived in a small village. False. They worked at home. True True False. She didn’t like the television.

8 What were you like when you were five years old? Write. The children write about themselves when they were five years old using the questions to guide them. They can imagine the details if they wish. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer – total 5 Sample answer When I was five, I had blond, curly hair. I lived in Madrid with my mum, my dad and my brother. My favourite food was pizza. I loved chocolate, too. I had a red bike. It was great! I played in the park with my friends. I watched TV. I loved cartoons.

Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies)

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Challenge Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher

How old are you? (Replies) Where do you live? (Replies) Good. Now, please look at the family in the pictures. Did they listen to the radio? Yes, they did. Did they play cards? Yes, they did. Did they watch TV? No, they didn’t. Did they have a computer? No, they didn’t. Good. When you were five, what did you wear? (Replies) What was your favourite toy? (Replies) Did you play in the park with your friends? (Replies) Did you watch TV? (Replies) Great! Well done!

Unit 4 Test (60 marks) Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write sentences. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order they hear them. Then they look at the five pictures and write sentences using He / She / They (went to the shops). $

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Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Boy: Girl: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl 1: Girl 2: Girl 1: Girl 2: Boy 1: Boy 2: Boy 1: Boy 2:

Hi! What did you do at the weekend? I saw a film. Was it good? Yes, great! Hi! Did you telephone Louisa yesterday? No, I didn’t. I wrote an email. Did you go for a walk yesterday? Yes, I did. Did you go with your dog? Yes, I did. He loved it. Hey! I like your jeans! Thanks. Are they new? Yes, I bought them yesterday. What did you do at the weekend? I went to the shops. Who did you go with? I went with Tom.

ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for the numbering, 1 mark for each correct sentence) – total 10 a b c d e

5, 1, 4, 2, 3,

They went to the shops. They saw a film. She bought some jeans. She wrote an email. He went for a walk (with his dog).

2 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write questions and answers. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children tick the pictures that show the activity mentioned and cross those that don’t. Then they look at the five pictures and write questions and answers using the prompts to guide them. $

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Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Boy: Girl: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl 1: Girl 2: Girl 1: Girl 2: Boy 1: Boy 2: Boy 1: Boy 2:

Hi! What did you do at the weekend? I saw a film. Was it good? Yes, great! Hi! Did you telephone Louisa yesterday? No, I didn’t. I wrote an email. Did you go for a walk yesterday? Yes, I did. Did you go with your dog? Yes, I did. He loved it. Hey! I like your jeans! Thanks. Are they new? Yes, I bought them yesterday. What did you do at the weekend? I went to the shops. Who did you go with? I went with Tom.

ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct tick or cross, 1 mark for each correct question and answer) – total 10 1 2 3 4 5

✗ ✓ ✗ ✓ ✓

Where did she go? She went to an art gallery. What did he do? He wrote an email. What did she make? She made a cake. What did she buy? She bought some jeans. Where did he go? He went to the shops.

Reading and Writing 3 Write sentences. Use the Past Simple. The children look at the pictures and complete the sentences with verbs in the Past Simple.

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Challenge ANSWERS

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1 mark for each correct answer – total 5

1 mark for each correct answer – total 5

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He read a story. He took a photo. He threw a ball. He ran in the park. He waited at the bus stop / for a bus.

4 Rewrite with the correct information. The children look at the pictures and read the sentences. They write two sentences correcting the information for each picture. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

She didn’t meet her mum and dad. She met her friends. He didn’t buy a mobile phone. He bought an umbrella. He didn’t eat a burger. He ate a pizza. They didn’t make a cake. They made orange juice. She didn’t give the cat a present. She gave the dog a present.

5 Look and complete the conversation. Use the Past Simple. The children look at the pictures and the prompts. Then they write questions and answers to complete the dialogue. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 A Where did you go? B I went to London. A Who did you go with? B I went with my mum. A What did you eat? B I ate a burger. A What did you drink? B I drank a milkshake. A What did you buy? B I bought some jeans.

6 Read and complete. The children read the text then choose the correct words to complete it. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

didn’t had saw took made

7 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children read the text then write True or False. They rewrite the false sentences correctly.

1 True 2 False. She saw some bats and some tourists in the castle. 3 False. She visited the castle every evening. 4 True 5 False. She didn’t take a photo of the ghost.

8 Write to Jess about your holiday. The children write to Jess about their holiday, using the questions to guide them. They can imagine the details if they wish. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer. Sample answer Hi Jess! My name’s Jorge and last summer, I went to the beach with my family. We stayed in a hotel. It was very nice. We ate some delicious food. I liked the pizza and the burgers. My mum and dad loved the fish. We walked on the beach and we played volleyball too. One day, we visited an art gallery. My brother took lots of photos with his camera. It was a great holiday!

Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies) Teacher How old are you? Child (Replies) Teacher When’s your birthday? Child (Replies) Teacher Good. Now, please look at the picture. Where did Becca go yesterday? Child She went to the shops. Teacher What did she buy? Child She bought a jacket. Teacher Did she buy a black jacket? Child No, she didn’t. She bought a white jacket. Teacher Good. Now, what did you do yesterday? Child (Replies) Teacher What did you do last weekend? Child (Replies) Teacher Where did you go last summer? Child (Replies) Teacher Who did you go with? Child (Replies) Teacher What did you there? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

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Challenge Unit 5 Test (60 marks) Listening 1 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children tick the picture if you have to do the action, or cross it if you don’t. Then they look at the five pictures and write sentences using You have to / don’t have to (fry the onions). $

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1 Teacher: Welcome to Food Technology class. Remember, you have to wash your hands when you’re cooking. 2 Girl: Excuse me, Mrs Taylor! Teacher: Yes? Girl: Do I have to fry the onions? Teacher: No, you don’t. 3 Boy: Do I have to bake the pizza? Teacher: Yes, you do! Cold pizza is horrible! 4 Girl: Do we need water? Boy: Yes, we do. Girl: Do I have to boil the water? Boy: No, you don’t. 5 Girl 1: What do we need? Girl 2: Sugar. Girl 1: Oh, OK. Do I have to weigh the sugar? Girl 2: Yes, you do. ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct tick or cross, 1 mark for each correct sentence) – total 10 1 ✓ 2 ✗ 3 ✓ 4 ✗ 5 ✓

You have to wash your hands. You don’t have to fry the onions. You have to bake the pizza. You don’t have to boil the water. You have to weigh the sugar.

2 Listen and number. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order they hear them referred to. Then they look at the five pictures and write questions and answers using Do I have to (wash my hands)? Yes, you do. / No, you don’t. $

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1 Teacher: Welcome to Food Technology class. Remember, you have to wash your hands when you’re cooking. 2 Girl: Excuse me, Mrs Taylor! Teacher: Yes? Girl: Do I have to fry the onions? Teacher: No, you don’t. 3 Boy: Do I have to bake the pizza? Teacher: Yes, you do! Cold pizza is horrible!

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Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl 1: Girl 2: Girl 1: Girl 2:

Do we need water? Yes, we do. Do I have to boil the water? No, you don’t. What do we need? Sugar. Oh, OK. Do I have to weigh the sugar? Yes, you do.

ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct number, 1 mark for each correct question and answer) – total 10 a b c d e

1, 3, 2, 5, 4,

Do I have to wash my hands? Yes, you do. Do I have to bake the pizza? Yes, you do. Do I have to fry the onions? No, you don’t. Do I have to weigh the sugar? Yes, you do. Do I have to boil the water? No, you don’t.

Reading and Writing 3 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children look at the pictures and the ticks and crosses. Then they read the sentences and write True or False. They rewrite the false sentences. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

True False. She loves Maths. True False. She likes ICT. False. She hates Geography.

4 Look then complete the conversation. The children look at the pictures and write questions and answers to complete the dialogue. They can use any appropriate adjectives in their answers. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 Sample answer A (1) What’s your new school like, Tom? B It’s old. A (2) What are the teachers like? B They’re nice. A (3) What’s the uniform like? B It’s black and white. A (4) What’s the classroom like? B It’s very big. A (5) What are the exams like? B They’re difficult. A (6) What are the lunches like? B They’re delicious.

5 Read and complete. The children look at the pictures and read the text. Then they choose the correct words to complete the text. 6

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Challenge ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 First  2 peel  3 weigh  4 boil  5 mix

6 Look and write the instructions. The children look at the pictures. Then they write five more sentences with instructions to make banana milkshake. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct sentence – total 5 Sample answer This is how to make banana milkshake. First you have to wash your hands. Then you have to peel a banana. Then you have to add the banana (to the milk). Then you have to mix the banana and the milk. Then you have to add the ice cream. Then you have to add some chocolate.

7 Read then write the answers. The children read what Sam and Marta say. Then they answer the questions using complete sentences. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

He can play the piano and the guitar. He goes to the music school on Thursday afternoons. He has to play the guitar and sing. She goes to cooking classes at five o’clock on Mondays. The children have to wash their hands first.

8 Write to Sam and Marta about your favourite lesson. The children write to Sam and Marta about their favourite class at school or after school. They use the questions to guide them. ANSWERS

Teacher Where do you live? Child (Replies) Teacher Good. Now, please look at the picture. Where are they? Child They’re at school. Teacher What’s the classroom like? Child It’s big. Teacher What subject are they doing? Child They’re doing Maths. Teacher Do you like Maths? Child (Replies) Teacher Why / Why not? Child (Replies) Teacher Now, what’s your school like? Child (Replies) Teacher What are the lunches like? Child (Replies) Teacher What do you have to do in PE? Child (Replies) Teacher What’s your favourite subject? Child (Replies) Teacher Why do you like it? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

Unit 6 Test (60 marks) Listening 1 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children tick the picture if it corresponds to the recording and cross it if it does not. Then they look at the five pictures and write sentences using There is / isn’t (an island) and There are / aren’t (caves).

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Sample answer Hi Sam and Marta! I’m Carolina. My favourite lesson is PE. We do PE on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from half past nine to eleven o’clock. I love PE because it’s fun. Our teacher is really nice too. In the summer, we do athletics. We have to run and do the high jump. It’s really good. In the winter we do gymnastics. I love gymnastics because I’m good at it. Bye!

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Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies) Teacher How old are you? Child (Replies)

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Is there an island? Yes, there is. Where? I can’t see it? Over there. It’s very small. Can you see the path? No, I can’t. There isn’t a path. Are there any caves at the beach? Yes, there are. How many? There are three. Are there any rocks on the beach? Rocks? No, there aren’t. Where are you going? I’m going to White Beach. Oh, it’s got beautiful cliffs. Yes, that’s right.

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Challenge ANSWERS

ANSWERS

2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct tick or cross, 1 mark for each correct sentence) – total 10

1 mark for each correct answer – total 5

1 ✓ 2 ✗ 3 ✓ 4 ✗ 5 ✓

There’s an island. There isn’t a path. There are (three) caves. There aren’t any rocks. There are cliffs.

2 Listen, number and circle. Then write questions and answers. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order they hear them referred to. They then circle the tick or the cross according to what they hear. Then they look at the five pictures and the ticks and crosses and write questions and answers using Is there (an island)? Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t. Are there any (rocks)? Yes there are / No, there aren’t. $

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Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Boy: Girl: Woman: Man: Woman: Man: Girl: Boy: Man: Woman: Man: Woman:

Is there an island? Yes, there is. Where? I can’t see it? Over there. It’s very small. Can you see the path? No, I can’t. There isn’t a path. Are there any caves at the beach? Yes, there are. How many? There are three. Are there any rocks on the beach? Rocks? No, there aren’t. Where are you going? I’m going to White Beach. Oh, it’s got beautiful cliffs. Yes, that’s right.

ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (½ mark for each correct number, ½ mark for each correctly circled tick or cross, 1 mark for each question and answer) – total 10 a b c d e

5 1 4 3 2

✓ ✓ ✗ ✓ ✗

Are there any cliffs? Yes, there are. Is there an island? Yes, there is. Are they any rocks? No, there aren’t. Are there any caves? Yes, there are. Is there a path? No, there isn’t.

Reading and Writing 3 Look and write. Use the Present Simple. The children look at the pictures. Then they write a sentence for each one using the Present Simple.

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She designs webpages. He juggles. He goes sailing. He does card tricks. She goes canoeing.

4 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children look at the pictures and read the sentences. Then they write True or False. They rewrite the false sentences. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

False. He’s going to sleep in a tent. False. He isn’t going to go horseriding. False. He isn’t going to do his homework. True True

5 Look then complete the conversation. The children look at the pictures. They write questions and answers to complete the dialogue. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer. A Where are you going to go in August? B I’m going to go to the beach. A Where are you going to sleep? B I’m going to sleep in a tent. A What are you going to do on your first day? B I’m going to climb a mountain. A What are you going to do on your birthday? B I’m going to eat / have pizza and cake.

6 Look and write. The children look at the pictures. Then they write five more sentences to complete the text. The sentences can be in any order. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct sentence – total 5 Sample answer It’s Saturday tomorrow. What’s Sara going to do? She isn’t going to play computer games. She isn’t going to watch TV. She’s going to climb a mountain. She’s going to explore a cave. She isn’t going to swim in a lake. She’s going to ride her bike.

7 Read then write the answers. The children read the text then they answer the questions.

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Challenge ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

They’re going to go to (a hotel in) Spain. She’s going to go sailing and scuba diving. He’s going to learn to juggle and do card tricks. Katie’s mum is going to explore the caves. He’s going to read (his books) and sleep in the sun.

8 Write to Katie about your plans for the summer. The children write a reply to Katie about their plans for the summer holidays using the prompt questions to guide them. They can imagine the details if they wish. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer – total 5 Sample answer Hi Katie! This summer I’m going to go to the mountains with my family. There’s a lake there. I’m going to go sailing on the lake. I’m going to learn to canoe, too. My sister isn’t going to go sailing. She doesn’t like watersports. She’s going to go walking with my mum. My dad’s going to go fishing. We’re going to eat in a restaurant every day. I’m going to have lots of pizza and ice cream. Bye!

Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies) Teacher How old are you? Child (Replies) Teacher What are you wearing today? Child (Replies) Teacher Good. Now, please look at the picture. Where’s Josh going? Child He’s going on a school trip. Teacher Where’s he going to sleep? Child He’s going to sleep in a tent. Teacher Is he going to watch TV on the trip? Child No, he isn’t. Teacher Is he going to take photos? Child Yes, he is. Teacher Is he going to do his homework? Child No, he isn’t. Teacher What is he going to take on the school trip? Child He’s going to take a hat, a bag, a magazine and a sleeping mat. Teacher Good. Where are you going to go this summer? Child (Replies)

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What are you going to take? (Replies) What are you going to do there? (Replies) Great! Well done!

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What’s Ed doing? He’s reading. What’s he reading? His new book. What’s your brother’s job? He’s a shop assistant. Where does he work? He works in a supermarket. What’s your mum’s job? She’s a nurse. Where does she work? At the sports centre. Where are the girls? They’re in the kitchen. What are they doing? They’re eating carrots. Does your aunt work in a hospital? Yes, she does. What’s her job? She’s a doctor. Where does your brother work? At the shopping centre. What does he do? He’s a cleaner. Where’s Elena? She’s in the garden. What’s she doing? She’s picking strawberries. Rosy has got a new camera. That’s great. She’s taking lots of photos. What’s your sister’s job? She’s a waitress. Where does she work? She works in the café. What are Tina and Tom doing? They’re making a window box. Is it difficult? No, it’s easy.

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Challenge ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer (½ mark for the numbering, ½ mark for each correct sentence) – total 10 a 9, She’s a waitress. b 3, She’s a nurse. c 5, She’s a doctor. d 6, He’s a cleaner. e 2, He’s a shop assistant. f 4, They’re eating carrots. g 10, They’re making a window box. h 7, She’s picking strawberries. i 1, He’s reading. j 8, She’s taking photos.

2 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children tick the pictures that correspond to the recording and cross those that don’t. Then they look at the ten pictures and the prompts and write questions and answers using: Is he / she (reading)? Yes, he / she is / No, he/she isn’t; Are they (eating)? Yes, they are / No, they aren’t; Is he / she (a doctor)? Yes, he / she is / No, he/she isn’t. They write the correct information for any negative answers. $

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What’s Ed doing? He’s reading. What’s he reading? His new book. What’s your brother’s job? He’s a shop assistant. Where does he work? He works in a supermarket. What’s your mum’s job? She’s a nurse. Where does she work? At the sports centre. Where are the girls? They’re in the kitchen. What are they doing? They’re eating carrots. Does your aunt work in a hospital? Yes, she does. What’s her job? She’s a doctor. Where does your brother work? At the shopping centre. What does he do? He’s a cleaner. Where’s Elena? She’s in the garden. What’s she doing? She’s picking strawberries. Rosy has got a new camera. That’s great. She’s taking lots of photos.

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What’s your sister’s job? She’s a waitress. Where does she work? She works in the café. What are Tina and Tom doing? They’re making a window box. Is it difficult? No, it’s easy.

ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer (½ mark for each correct tick or cross, ½ mark for each correct question and answer) – total 10  1 ✓ Is he drinking? No, he isn’t. He’s reading.  2 ✗ Is he a cleaner? Yes, he is.  3 ✗ Is she a waitress? Yes, she is.  4 ✓ Are they eating bananas? No, they’re not. They’re eating carrots.  5 ✓ Is she a nurse? No, she isn’t. She’s a doctor.  6 ✗ Is he a cleaner? No, he isn’t. He’s a shop assistant.  7 ✓ Is she picking strawberries? Yes, she is.  8 ✗ Is she feeding the birds? No, she isn’t. She’s taking photos.  9 ✗ Is she a musician? No, she isn’t. She’s a nurse. 10 ✓ Are they making a window box? Yes, they are.

Reading and Writing 3 Look and write. The children look at the pictures. Then they write a sentence for each picture saying what the job is or what the people are doing. ANSWERS ½ mark for each correct answer – total 5 marks  1 He’s a taxi driver.  2 She’s a cleaner.  3 He’s a doctor.  4 He’s a security guard.  5 He’s a postman.  6 She’s feeding the birds.  7 He’s picking strawberries.  8 He’s eating a carrot.  9 She’s making a window box. 10 He’s digging a hole.

4 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children look at the pictures and the key. Then they read the sentences and write True or False. They rewrite the false sentences. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

False. He usually cuts the grass. True False. He never plays the guitar. False. He always listens to music. True

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Challenge 5 Write questions and answers. The children look at the pictures then write the questions and answers. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer. 1 A B 2 A B 3 A B

Where does she live? She lives in Park Lane. What do they play? They play basketball. What music does he like? He likes hip hop.

6 Read and complete. The children read the text. Then they choose the correct words to complete it. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 live  2 plays  3 cutting  4 help  5 than

7 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children read the text. Then they read the sentences and write True or False. They rewrite the false sentences. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

False. Donna works in a library on Saturdays. False. She likes her job because she loves books. True False. They sometimes go to the park for lunch. True

8 Write about a job you want. The children use the questions to help them write about a job they want. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer. Sample answer I want to be a nurse because it’s an interesting job. Nurses usually work in hospitals. They sometimes work in schools and sports centres too. They work from Monday to Friday. They sometimes work at weekends. They sometimes work at night, too. They wear a uniform. They help people.

Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions.

Teacher Where do you live? Child (Replies) Teacher Good. Now, please look at the first picture. Where are they? Child They’re in the park. Teacher (Point to men digging.) What are they doing? Child They’re digging a hole. Teacher (Point to the boys running.) What are they doing? Child They’re running. Teacher What about the other people? Child The girl is riding her bike. The boy is feeding the birds. The three girls are picking flowers. Teacher Good. What about you? Do you like going to the park? Child (Replies) Teacher What do you like doing in the park? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

10 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Now, please look at the next picture. (Point to the girl listening to music.) What’s she doing? Child She’s listening to music. Teacher (Point to the people reading.) What are they doing? Child They’re reading a magazine. Teacher (Point to the man digging.) Is he picking flowers? Child No, he isn’t. He’s digging a hole. Teacher (Point to the man in the suit.) What’s his job? Child He’s a security guard. Teacher Good. What’s your mum’s / dad’s / uncle’s / aunt’s job? Child (Replies) Teacher Where does he / she work? Child (Replies) Teacher When does he / she work? Child (Replies) Teacher Does he / she wear a uniform? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

11 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS

ANSWERS

Award 10 marks for the whole answer.

Award 10 marks for the whole answer.

Sample script Teacher Now, please look at the next four pictures. What does he play? Child He plays the guitar. Teacher What does he usually read? Child He usually reads a newspaper.

Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies) Teacher How old are you? Child (Replies)

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Challenge What does he always eat in the morning? He always eats an apple. Where does he usually do exercises? He usually does exercises in the living room. Good. And what about you? What do you often eat in the morning? Child (Replies) Teacher What do you usually do after school? Child (Replies) Teacher What do you always do in the evening? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done! Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher

Term 2 Test (80 marks) Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order that they hear them referred to. Then they look at the ten pictures and write sentences saying what the people did using the Past Simple, or what the objects are using the Present Simple. $

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 1 Boy: What did you do at the weekend? Girl: I met a friend. Boy: Did you have a good time? Girl: Yes, we did.  2 Boy: What did your dad give you for your birthday? Girl: He gave me a memory stick. Boy: That’s really useful.  3 Girl: Where did you go at the weekend? Boy: I went to an art gallery. Girl: Did you like it? Boy: Yes, it was fantastic.  4 Boy: What did you do at the weekend? Girl: I made a pizza. Boy: With your mum? Girl: No, with my dad.  5 Girl: Where did you go at the weekend? Boy: I went to the shops. Girl: What did you buy? Boy: I bought a digital camera.  6 Boy: Did you see a film yesterday? Girl: Yes, I did. Boy: Did you like it? Girl: No, it was boring.  7 Girl: What did you do at the weekend? Boy: I went for a walk. Girl: Did you go with your family? Boy: Yes, I did.  8 Girl: Where did you go yesterday? Boy: I went to the new café. Girl: Did you have a milkshake? Boy: Yes, I did. It was delicious.

 9 Boy: What did your mum give you for your birthday? Girl: She gave me some headphones. Boy: Fantastic! 10 Girl: Where did you go at the weekend? Boy: I went to the shops. Girl: What did you buy? Boy: I bought some jeans. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer (½ mark for each correct number, ½ mark for each correct sentence) – total 10 a b c d e f g h i j

6, She saw a film. 10, He bought some jeans. 5, It’s a digital camera. 7, They went for a walk. 1, She met a friend. 3, He went to an art gallery. 4, They made a pizza. 8, She had a milkshake. 9, They’re headphones. 2, It’s a memory stick.

2 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children tick the pictures that correspond to the recording and cross those that don’t. Then they look at the ten pictures and the prompts and write questions and answers using: Did he / she (go to the museum)? Yes, he/she did. No, he/she didn’t. He (met a friend). $

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 1 Boy: What did you do at the weekend? Girl: I met a friend. Boy: Did you have a good time? Girl: Yes, we did.  2 Boy: What did your dad give you for your birthday? Girl: He gave me a memory stick. Boy: That’s really useful.  3 Girl: Where did you go at the weekend? Boy: I went to an art gallery. Girl: Did you like it? Boy: Yes, it was fantastic.  4 Boy: What did you do at the weekend? Girl: I made a pizza. Boy: With your mum? Girl: No, with my dad.  5 Girl: Where did you go at the weekend? Boy: I went to the shops. Girl: What did you buy? Boy: I bought a digital camera.  6 Boy: Did you see a film yesterday? Girl: Yes, I did. Boy: Did you like it? Girl: No, it was boring.

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Challenge  7 Girl: What did you do at the weekend? Boy: I went for a walk. Girl: Did you go with your family? Boy: Yes, I did.  8 Girl: Where did you go yesterday? Boy: I went to the new café. Girl: Did you have a milkshake? Boy: Yes, I did. It was delicious.  9 Boy: What did your mum give you for your birthday? Girl: She gave me some headphones. Boy: Fantastic! 10 Girl: Where did you go at the weekend? Boy: I went to the shops. Girl: What did you buy? Boy: I bought some jeans. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer (½ mark for each correct tick or cross, ½ mark for each correct question and answer) – total 10  1 ✓ Did she meet a friend? Yes, she did.  2 ✓ Did she buy a laptop? No, she didn’t. She bought a memory stick.  3 ✗ Did she play tennis? No, she didn’t. She saw a film.  4 ✗ Did they make pizza? No, they didn’t. They went for a walk.  5 ✓ Did he buy a calculator? No, he didn’t. He bought a digital camera.  6 ✗ Did he go to the art gallery? Yes, he did.  7 ✗ Did they make a cake? No, they didn’t. They made a pizza.  8 ✓ Did she have an ice cream? No, she didn’t. She had a milkshake.  9 ✗ Did he go to the cinema? No, he didn’t. He bought some jeans. 10 ✗ Did she buy a camera? No, she didn’t. She bought some headphones.

Reading and Writing 3 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children look at the pictures and read the sentences. They write True or False. They rewrite the false sentences and give the correct information. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 False. He didn’t kick the ball. He threw the ball. 2 True 3 False. He didn’t make his granny a cake. He gave his granny some flowers. 4 False. She didn’t read a story. She wrote a story. 5 True

4 Look and complete. Write the verbs in the Past Simple. The children look at the pictures and the ticks and crosses. Then they write a positive or negative sentence for each picture using the Past Simple.

ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

They ate pizza. They didn’t run to school. She waited at the bus stop. He didn’t buy a pen. She saw a film.

5 Write questions and answers. Use the Past Simple. The children look at the pictures and the prompts. Then they write appropriate questions and answers. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole exercise. 1 2 3

A What did you buy? B I bought a T-shirt. A Who did you meet? B I met a friend. A Where did you go? B I went to London.

6 Read and complete. The children read the text. Then they choose the correct words to complete it. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 met  2 bought  3 didn’t  4 saw  5 like

7 Read then write the answers. The children read the text about Becca’s History project. Then they answer the questions. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

It was about clothes 100 years ago. They wore long dresses and hats. Alfie and Poppy were the models. They didn’t have aeroplanes like that 100 years ago. She changed the photo with her laptop.

8 Write about what you did last Saturday. The children write a short text about what they did last Saturday using the Past Simple. They use the questions to guide them. They can imagine the details if they wish. Sample answer Last Saturday, I met my friend, Tom. In the morning we went to town. I bought some headphones. Tom bought some jeans and a T-shirt. Then we had a hamburger and a milkshake in the café. The milkshakes were delicious! In the afternoon, I went to the art gallery with my family. It was good. I bought a postcard. Then we went home and watched TV. I didn’t go to bed early. I went to bed late. It was a good day!

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Challenge Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions.

11 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS

ANSWERS

Award 10 marks for the whole answer.

Award 10 marks for the whole answer.

Sample script Teacher Now, please look at the next pictures. Where did the family go? Child They went to the zoo. Teacher (Point to the tarantulas.) What did they see at the zoo? Child They saw some spiders / tarantulas. Teacher (Point to the elephant.) What did the boy do? Child He rode on an elephant. Teacher Very good. Did they have lunch in a café? Child No, they didn’t. They had a picnic. Teacher What did he buy in the shop? Child He bought a hat / cap. Teacher Good. What about you? Where did you go last summer? Child (Replies) Teacher Who did you go with? Child (Replies) Teacher What did you do? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies) Teacher How old are you? Child (Replies) Teacher When’s your birthday? Child (Replies) Teacher Good. Now, please look at the first picture. Did she have a milkshake yesterday? Child Yes, she did. Teacher Did she go to the park? Child No, she didn’t. Teacher Did she meet her brother? Child No, she didn’t. She met her friend. Teacher (Point to the girl listening to music.) What else did she do? Child She listened to music. Teacher Good. What about you? Did you go to a café yesterday? Child (Replies) Teacher Did you do your homework? Child (Replies) Teacher What did you have for dinner? Child (Replies) Teacher What did you do after dinner? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

10 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Now, please look at the next four pictures. (Point to the girl on the right in the first picture.) This is Laura. Who did Laura meet last weekend? Child She met her friend. Teacher What did Laura buy in the shop? Child She bought some jeans. Teacher Where did she go for a walk? Child She went for a walk in the park. Teacher Where did she go after that? Child She went to an art gallery. Teacher Good. What about you? Where did you go last Saturday? Child (Replies) Teacher Who did you go with? Child (Replies) Teacher What did you do in the evening? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

Term 3 Test (80 marks) Listening 1 Listen and number. Then write. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order that they hear them described. Then they look at the five pictures and write a sentence for each including the correct adjective. $

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Boy: Do you like your classroom? Girl: Yes, it’s OK. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s small. Boy: What’s your favourite subject? Girl: PE. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s easy. Boy: Do you have lunch at school? Girl: Yes, I do. Boy: What are the lunches like? Girl: They’re OK. Boy: Where do you go to school? Girl: I go to Lakeside Primary. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s new. Boy: Where do you play basketball? Girl: In the sports centre. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s big.

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Challenge ANSWERS

ANSWERS

2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct number, 1 mark for each correct sentence) – total 10

1 mark for each correct answer – total 5

a 4, b 1, c 2, d 3, e 5,

It’s new. It’s small. It’s easy. They’re OK. It’s big.

2 Listen and number. Then write questions and answers. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order that they hear them described. Then they look at the five pictures and write questions and answers using: Is (PE) difficult? No, it isn’t. It’s easy. Or Are (the lunches) horrible? No, they aren’t. They’re (OK). $

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Boy: Do you like your classroom? Girl: Yes, it’s OK. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s small. Boy: What’s your favourite subject? Girl: PE. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s easy. Boy: Do you have lunch at school? Girl: Yes, I do. Boy: What are the lunches like? Girl: They’re OK. Boy: Where do you go to school? Girl: I go to Lakeside Primary. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s new. Boy: Where do you play basketball? Girl: In the sports centre. Boy: What’s it like? Girl: It’s big.

ANSWERS 2 marks for each correct answer (1 mark for each correct number, 1 mark for each correct question and answer) – total 10 a 2, Is PE difficult? No, it isn’t. It’s easy. b 3, Are the lunches horrible? No, they aren’t. They’re OK. c 1, Is your classroom big? No, it isn’t. It’s small. d 5, Is the sports centre small? No, it isn’t. It’s big. e 4, Is your school old? No, it isn’t. It’s new.

Reading and Writing

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False. He’s chopping the tomatoes. False. His favourite subject is Maths. True True False. He’s looking at a waterfall.

4 Look then complete the conversation. The children look at the pictures. Then they write the questions and answers to complete the dialogue. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer. Jack Mum Jack Mum Jack Mum Jack Mum Jack Mum Jack Mum

Can I make pizza, Mum? Yes, of course. Do I have to wash my hands? Yes, you do. (1) Do I have to chop the onions? No, you don’t. (2) Do I have to fry the onions? Yes, you do. (3) Do I have to add the cheese? No, you don’t. (4) Do I have to bake the pizza? Yes, you do.

5 Complete the conversation. Use each verb once. The children look at the summer camp timetable. Then they write the questions and answers to complete the dialogue. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct question and answer – total 5 A I’m going to go to a summer camp! B Fantastic! (1) What are you going to do on Monday morning? A I’m going to go to the aqua / water park. B (2) What are you going to do on Monday afternoon? A I’m going to design a website. B (3) What are you going to do on Tuesday morning? A I’m going to juggle. B (4) What are you going to do on Tuesday afternoon? A I’m going to make a pizza. B (5) What are you going to do on Wednesday morning? A I’m going to do card tricks.

6 What are your plans for the weekend? Write five sentences. The students write five sentences describing their plans for the weekend using going to.

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Challenge ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct sentence – total 5 Sample answer On Saturday morning, I’m going to go swimming. In the afternoon I’m going to go shopping with my friends. In the evening, I’m going to watch TV. On Sunday morning, I’m going to play football in the park. In the afternoon, I’m going to visit my grandparents.

7 Read then write the answers. The children read the text then they answer the questions. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct sentence – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

They are going to swim to the island in the lake. He’s going to climb the cliff. She’s going to go to the woods. She’s going to take photos of her friends. He makes a pizza / lunch for his friends.

8 Write about your school. The children use the prompts to help them write about their school. Sample answer The classrooms at my school are big, but my classroom is small. I like History and Maths, but my favourite subject is English. We have to work hard and listen to the teachers. The teachers are friendly. I always have lunch at school. The lunches are nice. You have to arrive at school at 8:45 every day.

Speaking 9 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies) Teacher How old are you? Child (Replies) Teacher Where do you live? Child (Replies) Teacher Good. Now, please look at the picture. Is there a waterfall on the island? Child Yes, there is. Teacher Are there any caves? Child Yes, there are. Teacher Are there any mountains? Child Yes, there are. Teacher What else can you see? Child There are some rocks. There’s a wood. There’s a lake. There are some flowers and there’s a path. Teacher Good. Now, is there a river in your town? Child (Replies)

Teacher Child Teacher Child Teacher

Is there a park? (Replies) What else is there in your town? (Replies) Great! Well done!

10 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Now, please look at the timetable. Is Jamie going to do his homework tomorrow? Child Yes, he is. Teacher Is he going to watch TV? Child No, he isn’t. Teacher What’s Zoe going to do tomorrow? Child She’s going to read her book. She isn’t going to play computer games. Teacher What’s Jamie going to do on his birthday? Is he going to see a film? Child No, he isn’t. He’s going to go to a restaurant. Teacher What’s Zoe going to do? Child She’s going to go to a water park. She isn’t going to have pizza. Teacher Good. What about you? What are you going to do tomorrow? Child (Replies) Teacher What are you going to do on your birthday? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

11 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Now, please look at the picture. Where are Poppy and Liam going to go? Child They’re going to go to an outdoor centre. Teacher Is Liam going to sleep in a tent? Child Yes, he is. Teacher Is Poppy going to explore the wood? Child No, she isn’t. She’s going to explore the cave. Teacher What other things is Liam going to do? Child He’s going to walk in the wood. He’s going to watch bats. He going to climb a mountain. Teacher What other things is Poppy going to do at the outdoor centre? Child She’s going to ride a horse. She’s going to swim in the lake. She’s going to run on the beach. Teacher Good. What about you? Where are you going to do this summer? Child (Replies) Teacher Are you going to ride a horse? Child (Replies)

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Challenge Teacher Are you going to sleep in a tent? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

End of Year Test (125 marks) Listening 1 Listen and number. Write the word or phrase. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children number the pictures in the order they hear them. Then they look at the fifteen pictures and write the relevant word or phrase. $

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 1 Boy: Does your dad wear a uniform? Girl: Yes, he does. He’s a postman.  2 Boy: My dad’s a musician. Girl: What does he play? Boy: The violin.  3 Boy: What’s your mum’s job? Girl: She’s a nurse.  4 Girl: Ooh. Look at the waterfall. Boy: Wow! It’s big!  5 Boy: What’s your dad’s job? Girl: He’s a taxi driver.  6 Boy: Mum? Mum: Yes? Boy: I’m making a pizza. Do I have to chop the tomatoes? Mum: Yes, you do.  7 Boy: Do I have to fry the onions? Mum: Yes, you do.   8 Boy: Do I have to add the cheese now? Mum: Yes, you do.  9 Girl: Do I have to peel the lemons? Boy: No, you don’t. 10 Girl: Do I have to mix the lemonade? Boy: Yes, you do. 11 Girl: Did you have a mobile phone when you were a child, Dad? Dad: No, I didn’t! 12 Girl: Did you have a digital camera? Dad: No, I didn’t. 13 Girl: Did you use headphones? Dad: No, I didn’t. 14 Boy: Did you use a calculator at school? Dad: Yes, I did. It was very big! 15 Boy: Let’s swim to that island! Girl: OK, come on then. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer (½ mark for each correct number, ½ mark for each correct word or phrase) – total 15 a 11, mobile phone b 10, mix the lemonade c 6, chop the tomatoes d 12, digital camera

e 2, musician / play the violin f 8, add the cheese g 13, headphones h 1, postman i 14, calculator j 15, island k 3, nurse l 4, waterfall m 9, peel the lemons n 7, fry the onions o 5, taxi driver

2 Listen and tick ✓ or cross ✗. Then write questions. The children listen to each conversation. Play the recording twice. The children tick the pictures that correspond with the recording and cross those that don’t. Then they look at the fifteen pictures and write questions using: Is he / she (a postman)?; Is it (an island)?; Do I have to (chop the tomatoes)?; Did you buy (a mobile phone)? $

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 1 Boy: Does your dad wear a uniform? Girl: Yes, he does. He’s a postman.  2 Boy: My dad’s a musician. Girl: What does he play? Boy: The violin.  3 Boy: What’s your mum’s job? Girl: She’s a nurse.  4 Girl: Ooh. Look at the waterfall. Boy: Wow! It’s big!  5 Boy: What’s your dad’s job? Girl: He’s a taxi driver.  6 Boy: Mum? Mum: Yes? Boy: I’m making a pizza. Do I have to chop the tomatoes? Mum: Yes, you do.  7 Boy: Do I have to fry the onions? Mum: Yes, you do.  8 Boy: Do I have to add the cheese now? Mum: Yes, you do.  9 Girl: Do I have to peel the lemons? Boy: No, you don’t. 10 Girl: Do I have to mix the lemonade? Boy: Yes, you do. 11 Girl: Did you have a mobile phone when you were a child, Dad? Dad: No, I didn’t! 12 Girl: Did you have a digital camera? Dad: No, I didn’t. 13 Girl: Did you use headphones? Dad: No, I didn’t. 14 Boy: Did you use a calculator at school? Dad: Yes, I did. It was very big! 15 Boy: Let’s swim to that island! Girl: OK, come on then.

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Challenge ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer (½ mark for each correct tick or cross, ½ mark for each correct question and answer) – total 15  1 ✓ Is he a postman?  2 ✗ Is he a taxi driver?  3 ✓ Is she a nurse?  4 ✗ Is it an island?  5 ✗ Is he a musician?  6 ✓ Do I have to chop the tomatoes?  7 ✓ Do I have to fry the onions?  8 ✗ Do I have to peel the lemons?  9 ✗ Do I have to mix the lemonade? 10 ✗ Do I have to add cheese? 11 ✓ Did you buy a mobile phone? 12 ✓ Did you buy a digital camera? 13 ✗ Did you buy a calculator? 14 ✗ Did you buy some headphones? 15 ✗ Is it a waterfall?

3 Listen and write A or B. The children listen to each description. Play the recording twice. They write A or B according to which picture is being described. $

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 1 Man: There are three butterflies in the garden. The white butterfly is the biggest and the most beautiful.  2 Girl: Mum’s got two bags. The big one is the most useful. It’s got lots of pockets.  3 Girl: Dad likes making things. He’s making a window box.  4 Boy: Grandad is helping mum. He’s watering the flowers.  5 Boy: Granny is tired. She’s sleeping in her favourite chair.  6 Woman: There are three beetles in the garden. The black beetle is the smallest.  7 Boy: Mum loves flowers and plants. She’s planting seeds.  8 Girl: My brothers like animals. They’re feeding the birds.  9 Boy: My sisters are making a pizza. Sue is chopping the tomatoes and Sally is adding the cheese. 10 Girl: Our dog is helping Grandad. She’s digging a hole. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 10 1A 2A 3B 4A 5B 6B 7A 8B 9A 10A

4 Listen then write the answers. The children listen to the recording and answer the questions. They should write a complete sentence for each answer.

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 1 Man: There are three butterflies in the garden. The white butterfly is the biggest and the most beautiful.  2 Girl: Mum’s got two bags. The big one is the most useful. It’s got lots of pockets.  3 Girl: Dad likes making things. He’s making a window box.  4 Boy: Grandad is helping mum. He’s watering the flowers.  5 Boy: Granny is tired. She’s sleeping in her favourite chair.  6 Woman: There are three beetles in the garden. The black beetle is the smallest.  7 Boy: Mum loves flowers and plants. She’s planting seeds.  8 Girl: My brothers like animals. They’re feeding the birds.  9 Boy: My sisters are making a pizza. Sue is chopping the tomatoes and Sally is adding the cheese. 10 Girl: Our dog is helping Granny. She’s digging a hole. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 10  1 The big white butterfly’s the most beautiful.  2 The big bag’s the most useful.  3 He’s making a window box.  4 Grandad’s watering the flowers.  5 Granny’s sleeping.  6 The black beetle’s the smallest.  7 She’s planting seeds.  8 They’re feeding the birds.  9 They’re making a pizza. 10 The dog is digging a hole.

Reading and Writing 5 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children look at pictures and read the sentences. Then they write True or False. They rewrite the false sentences correctly. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

False. She took a picture of a bird. False. She went to the cinema / saw a film. True False. She played football. True

6 What’s Sara going to do tomorrow? Write five sentences. The children look at the pictures and the ticks and crosses. They use going to to write five sentences about what Sara is and isn’t going to do tomorrow.

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Challenge ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

She isn’t going to ride her bike. She’s going to go to the art gallery. She isn’t going to play computer games. She’s going to water the flowers. She’s going to play the guitar.

7 Write five questions and answers about the pictures. The children look at the pictures and write five pairs of questions and answers. They can use the Present Continuous, the Present Simple or going to. Note that answers will vary. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct question and answer – total 5 Sample answer 1 A Are they going to play basketball? B Yes, they are. 2 A Is he a postman? B Yes, he is. 3 A Is he going to play the guitar? B Yes, he is. 4 A Are they playing computer games? B Yes, they are. 5 A Is he watering the flowers? B Yes, he is.

8 Write sentences about Andy and Diana. The children look at the pictures and the prompts. They write sentences using adverbs of frequency. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

Andy always walks to work. He often reads comics. He usually sings in the shower. Dianna never rides her bike to work. She usually listens to music.

9 Read and complete. The children read the text then choose the correct words to complete it.

11 Read and then write True or False. Rewrite the false sentences. The children read the text. Then they read the sentences and decide if they are true or false. They rewrite the wrong sentences. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

False. He wants to be a scientist or a doctor. True False. He had a burger and a milkshake for lunch. False. She lived in Africa when she was young. True

12 Read the text again. Answer the questions. The children read the text again then they answer the questions. ANSWERS 1 mark for each correct answer – total 5 1 2 3 4 5

His favourite subject is Science. He planted some seeds. He saw some dinosaur skeletons. She’s a famous scientist. He’s going to go to the zoo.

13 Write to Charlie about a school trip. The children write to Charlie about a school trip using the questions to guide them. ANSWERS Award 5 marks for the whole answer. Sample answer Hi Charlie, Last week I went on a school trip with my class. We went to the zoo. We went there on the bus. We saw lots of animals. I liked the elephants and the dolphins best. I had some sandwiches, an apple and a milkshake for lunch. After lunch, we fed the dolphins and I had a ride on an elephant. It was interesting and fun! Bye! Luis

Speaking

ANSWERS

14 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions.

1 mark for each correct answer – total 5

ANSWERS

1 went  2 want  3 delicious  4 had  5 going

Award 10 marks for the whole answer.

10 Read then circle the correct answer. The children read what Helen says. Then they circle the correct answers to the questions.

Sample script Teacher Hello. What’s your name? Child (Replies) Teacher How old are you? Child (Replies) Teacher Have you got any brothers and sisters? Child (Replies)

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Challenge Teacher Good. Now, please look at the pictures. How do you make lemonade? Do you have to peel the lemons? Child Yes, you do. Teacher Do you have to chop the lemons? Child Yes, you do. Teacher What do you do with the sugar? Child You have to weigh the sugar. Teacher Then what do you do? Child You have to boil the water. Then you have to mix the sugar, water and lemons. Teacher Good. Now, how do you make your favourite pizza? Child (Sample: You have to wash and chop the tomatoes. You have to add the cheese. You have to bake the pizza.) Teacher Great. Thank you!

Teacher Good. Now, what about you? What are you going to do on Saturday? Child (Replies) Teacher What are you going to do next summer? Child (Replies) Teacher Great! Well done!

15 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Please look at the next pictures. Where did they go yesterday? Child They went to the zoo. Teacher Did they see the dolphins? Child Yes, they did. Teacher Did they see the elephants? Child No, they didn’t. Teacher Did they see the monkeys? Child Yes, they did. Teacher What did the boy buy? Child He bought a hat / cap. Teacher Good. What about you? What did you do yesterday? Child (Replies) Teacher What did you do last Saturday? Child (Replies) Teacher Great. Thank you.

16 Look and answer your teacher’s questions. The children answer the teacher’s questions. ANSWERS Award 10 marks for the whole answer. Sample script Teacher Please look at the next picture. Is he going to go to the bookshop tomorrow? Child Yes, he is. Teacher Is he going to buy a book? Child Yes, he is. Teacher Who’s he going to meet? Child He’s going to meet his friend. Teacher Is he going to have a lemonade? Child No, he isn’t. He’s going to have a milkshake. Teacher Is he going to go on a train? Child No, he isn’t. He’s going to go on a bus.

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2 Introduction to the Portfolio What is the European Language Portfolio? It is a way to keep a record of the experience of learning a language. Each child has their own Portfolio, which will accompany them throughout their learning. The Portfolio consists of three parts: • The Language Passport, which offers a general overview of the linguistic ability of each child in one, or several, languages. It includes elements of self-evaluation along with assessment by the teacher. • The Linguistic Biography, which intends that the child reflects on their own learning process, to help them plan and evaluate their learning in the future. • The Explorer’s Box, which contains pieces of work that illustrate the achievements, ability and experiences of the pupil, as reflected in the two previous sections.

What is the Great Explorers Portfolio? The Great Explorers Portfolio is an ‘English Portfolio’ that aims to familiarize the children with the notion of the European Language Portfolio. It represents a useful tool for teachers of subsequent levels, as it allows them to see what vocabulary and structures the children have already learnt. Great Explorers 6 offers you the following photocopiable materials for the English Portfolio.

according to the frequency with which they utilize that learning strategy to improve their English. Later they can colour more parts of the bar.

Portfolio template This can form part of the Language Passport. The pupils use the template to write and illustrate their work neatly from the Portfolio activity in Lesson 9 of each unit.

Course certificate This can form part of the Language Passport.

Additional ideas The children can organize their Portfolios into sections, such as About me, My vocabulary, (Linguistic Biography), My work in class and ‘Ya sé ...’ (Language Passport). They can make an Explorer’s Box using a shoe box. They can write their name, the name of their class and the name of their teacher on a label and attach it to the top of the box. Encourage the children to include in their box the pieces of work of which they feel especially proud. Encourage the children’s parents to take an interest in the experiences of their children. They could help them find English objects for their Portfolios (Linguistic Biography) such as stamps and labels. You could create an ‘English corner’ in your classroom and encourage the children to bring in things related to English-speaking countries.

‘Language I know how to use’ affirmations These worksheets form part of the Linguistic Biography. The pupil puts a ✓ in each box that follows a phrase that they know how to use.

Self-evaluation This worksheet forms part of the Linguistic Biography and can be done at the end of each unit. It deals with self-evaluation from the perspective of the general objectives that students of Primary have to achieve. Each phrase, which begins with the affirmation ‘I can...’, is followed by three tick boxes so that the pupils can choose one according to what they think they have achieved in each unit.

Strategies for learning This page allows the pupils to reflect on what will help them to progress in English. It allows them to develop further the competency of autonomy and personal initiative. On this worksheet, the pupil colours part of the bar which follows each phrase Photocopiable © Oxford University Press

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Portfolio Lenguaje que sé utilizar: comprensión y expresión oral Lee y marca con un ✓ lo que sabes hacer después de cada unidad. Comprensión oral Entiendo cuando alguien habla sobre lo que hizo en el pasado.

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Entiendo cuando me preguntan sobre lo que hacen otras personas.

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Entiendo cuando alguien habla sobre los trabajos de su familia.

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Entiendo cuando alguien me pregunta sobre las cosas que tengo.

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Entiendo cuando alguien me pregunta sobre lo que hice el fin de semana pasado.

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Entiendo cuando alguien me pregunta si tiene que hacer algo.

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Entiendo cuando alguien habla y pregunta sobre su área local.

Expresión oral Ya sé describir sobre gente y eventos usando adjetivos.

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Ya sé hablar acerca de las actividades de mis amigos y mi familia.

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Ya sé hacer comparaciones usando comparativos y superlativos.

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Ya sé hacer y responder a preguntas acerca de lo que hace alguien usando he y they.

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Ya sé hablar acerca de la frecuencia con que mis amigos y yo hacemos cosas.

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Ya sé hablar de lo que ha hecho y no ha hecho alguien en el pasado.

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Ya sé hablar usando muchos verbos diferentes en el pasado.

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Ya sé hacer preguntas acerca de lo que ha hecho alguien el fin de semana pasado.

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Ya sé hablar acerca de lo que hice el fin de semana pasado.

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Ya sé hacer y responder a preguntas acerca de las cosas que tiene que hacer alguien.

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Ya sé hacer y responder a preguntas acerca de mi escuela.

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Ya sé hablar acerca de lo que hará y no hará alguien en el futuro.

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Ya sé hablar acerca de lo que voy a hacer en vacaciones.

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Portfolio Lenguaje que sé utilizar: comprensión y expresión escrita Lee y marca con un ✓ lo que sabes hacer después de cada unidad. Comprensión escrita Entiendo textos que contienen lenguaje de repaso de otros niveles.

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Entiendo textos que expresan preferencias acerca de los insectos.

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Entiendo textos sobre cómo crecen las plantas.

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Entiendo y puedo responder a un cuestionario.

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Entiendo textos sobre cómo entender gráficos circulares.

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Entiendo textos que hablan de hechos en el pasado.

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Entiendo textos sobre la ropa romana.

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Entiendo textos que cuentan historias.

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Entiendo textos sobre esculturas.

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Entiendo discusiones en un fórum.

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Entiendo textos sobre higiene de alimentos.

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Entiendo textos sobre planes para el verano.

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Entiendo textos sobre curvas de nivel y mapas.

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Entiendo textos sobre niños de países distintos.

Expresión escrita Ya sé escribir una descripción de un amigo.

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Ya sé escribir una descripción de mi jardín.

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Ya sé escribir sobre mi empleo en el futuro.

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Ya sé escribir un resumen de mi juego de ordenador preferido.

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Ya sé escribir un extracto de diario.

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Ya sé escribir un cartel sobre mi escuela.

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Ya sé escribir un correo electrónico sobre mis planes para el futuro.

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Portfolio Autoevaluación Al final de cada unidad, marca con un ✓ la casilla correspondiente al lado de cada frase, según consideres.

Comprensión y expresión oral

Muy bien

Bien

No muy bien

Muy bien

Bien

No muy bien

Ya sé entender los textos que escucho. Ya sé entender la historia. Ya sé cantar una canción. Ya sé mantener una conversación corta. Ya sé distinguir sonidos. Ya sé escuchar y entender un cortometraje.

Comprensión y expresión escrita Ya sé leer textos y demostrar que los comprendo. Ya sé leer una historia. Ya sé planificar y escribir textos cortos. Ya sé escribir una reseña de la historia. Ya sé entender temas interdisciplinarios en inglés.

Añade tres frases más.

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Portfolio Estrategias de aprendizaje Al comienzo del año, colorea una parte de la barra de progreso para cada estrategia, según la frecuencia con que la utilices para mejorar tu inglés. Al término del primer, segundo y tercer trimestre, colorea un poco más en proporción a tus avances.

Comprensión oral Escucho atentamente lo que dice el profesor. Intento seguir las intrucciones del profesor.  Intento fijarme en las palabras clave para entender los textos del CD. Escucho atentamente a mi compañero durante intercambios orales. Escucho a mis compañeros y aprendo de ellos. 

Expresión oral Hablo en inglés en clase con mis compañeros.  Procuro hablar siempre en inglés aunque cometa errores.  Pregunto cuando no entiendo algo. Intento usar palabras y expresiones nuevas en clase.

Comprensión escrita Uso las ilustraciones para entender las lecturas.  Intento entender los textos aunque no sepa todas las palabras.  Utilizo un diccionario bilingüe para traducir palabras.

Expresión escrita Escribo las palabras nuevas en mi cuaderno. Cuando escribo me fijo en los ejemplos del libro. Vuelvo a leer lo que he escrito para detectar los errores.  Acepto la ayuda de mis compañeros para corregir las actividades.  Uso mi Picture Dictionary para memorizar el vocabulario. Utilizo un diccionario para saber la ortografía de las palabras. 

General Hago todas las actividades y tareas. Memorizo palabras nuevas.

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Great Explorers 6 Signed (teacher) My favourites in Great Explorers 6 …   My favourite unit was   My favourite character was   My favourite story was   My favourite activity was   My favourite song was

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3 Introduction to the Key Competences Portfolio What are the Key Competences in the foreign language classroom? Key Competences describe a range of skills, knowledge, attitudes and behaviour developed in all subjects to serve children for life and learning outside the classroom. European legislation defines eight Key Competences, distinguishing between communication in the mother tongue and a foreign language; these two have been combined to create seven Key Competences in the Spanish educational system. Therefore the Key Competences are defined as the following:

Children learn how to be good citizens and the values explicitly explore positive behaviour. Values and citizenship, interpersonal and social skills, codes of conduct, norms of behaviour and customs in similar and different environments are all positively modelled, helping children absorb socio-political concepts like equality and diversity and spark interest in other people’s culture and customs.

3 Digital competence This competence involves the confident and critical use of information and basic skills in information and communication technology (ICT).

• Cultural awareness and expression

The combination of digital and print material in Great Explorers means that Digital competence is developed on a day to day basis. Great Explorers recognizes that technology is a part of everyday life inside and outside the classroom and encourages children to be safe and responsible users whilst also providing opportunities to develop the necessary IT skills to do this effectively.

• Mathematical competence and basic competences in science and technology

4 Learn to learn

• Linguistic communication • Social and civic competences • Digital competence • Learn to learn • Sense of initiative and entrepreneurship

1 Linguistic communication This encompasses effective communication and expression in a range of contexts, such as at home, leisure or school, according to the pupils’ age and stage of development. Throughout the six levels of Great Explorers input of vocabulary and grammar essential for effective communication is presented in motivating contexts and through a variety of mediums to fire children’s curiosity and encourage a genuine desire for communication. Every activity in Great Explorers is designed with a linguistic outcome for children and the course has been specially developed to provide challenging and motivating input alongside the development of the four skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking.

2 Social and civic competences This competence describes the range of social, interpersonal and intercultural skills and behaviour that equip individuals to participate effectively and constructively in society.

This competence encompasses the development of study skills and attitudes that help pupils to continue learning inside and outside the classroom efficiently and autonomously. Lots of the activities in Great Explorers are designed to get children thinking about how they learn, what sort of learner they are and what learning strategies they can adopt to become more efficient learners. Self-evaluation plays an important part in this as does the development positive learning attitudes and self-reliance as a learner. All levels of Great Explorers have explicit selfevaluation, learning to learn and reference materials to support the development of this competence. For example self-evaluation activities encourage pupils to review and evaluate the classroom activities and begin to reflect on their personal learning style while Picture Dictionaries at all levels, completed by the children, involve them in creating their own personalized reference tools.

Great Explorers presents language to children in different everyday contexts in which they can broaden their social and civic knowledge and understanding.

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3 Introduction to the Key Competences Portfolio 5 Sense of initiative and entrepreneurship This competence is related to the competence of ‘Learn to learn’ and also describes values and attitudes such as perseverance, self-esteem and the capacity to calculate risks and identify solutions to problems, and the ability to turn ideas into action. Many of the communicative activities in Great Explorers contribute to the development of this competence, with pupils working independently, in pairs or in groups to achieve a specific goal. These might include an interactive game, a performance of a song or chant or a communication activity to name but a few. These activities require planning, cooperation and organizational skills, such as timemanagement, flexibility and determination, all of which serve as a foundation to the acquisition of more specific skills and knowledge needed by those establishing or contributing to social or commercial activity.

6 Cultural awareness and expression Great Explorers offers plenty of opportunities to develop an appreciation of the importance of the creative expression of ideas, experiences and emotions in a range of media for example through music and song, acting out, stories and literature and art activities. Pupils are encouraged to creatively express themselves through participation in such activities as singing and performing songs and chants, the acting out of stories or rhymes, and through learning about the culture of English-speaking countries around the world. The many personalization tasks to be found in the course material also build children’s confidence in their own creative expression.

7 Mathematical competence and basic competences in science and technology Mathematical competence is the ability to apply mathematical thinking to a range of situations with the emphasis being placed on process, activity and knowledge, while science and technology refers to the mastery and the use and application of knowledge and methodologies which explain the natural world.

Evaluating the Key Competences in the foreign language classroom In Great Explorers, the material has been carefully developed to ensure that the learning that takes place in every lesson supports the development of the Key Competences. In the Teacher’s Guide you will find suggestions as to how the material fulfils specific Key Competences. You may use the Key Competences evaluation grid (part of evaluation grid 2) alongside these suggestions, to aid you in your assessment of these Key Competences at any given point in a lesson and as part of everyday classroom practice. As you become more familiar with the Key Competences and your classroom material you will feel more confident about choosing what to assess. It might be easier to assess in small groups than as a whole class. You could think about setting aside some general competence assessment time while children do a particular activity. You can involve the children in the assessment by telling them what you are looking for in any given session and what you would like them to do better next time. After feedback give them another go to see if they have improved. Get the children to review and monitor each other if you think they are able (this is an important part of learning to learn and is motivating even to young children). You will also find more detailed descriptors of the Key Competences in the course ‘programaciones’. In addition, there is a separate optional Social Tasks project. The skills and Key Competences required to successfully complete the Social Task are all skills that are developed and practised in Great Explorers as part of everyday classroom practice. However, as a discrete project, the Social Tasks gives children an additional motivating and practical outcome to work towards, while at the same time providing teachers with a clear opportunity for practical assessment of the competences.

Great Explorers brings in a wide range of concepts from across the curriculum including the Science and Maths curriculum in which these competences are directly applied. In addition, many other language activities in Great Explorers require some degree of mathematical thinking or the application of scientific knowledge.

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