03 Food shopping

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 28 1. Listen. Erm, six yellow bananas. Hmm. Where are they? They're here, Dad, under the green apples. Six yellow bananas. OK. Hmm . . . grapes. Where are they? They're here, Dad, in this blue box. They're red. Oh, no . . . Green grapes, please. OK, red grapes for Jenny and green grapes for you, Jim. And oranges for you, Mum. They're your favourite. Mmm, oranges, nice! Thanks! Now . . . four apples. Green, yellow or red apples? Green, please. Yes, green apples. What's this green and red fruit on the table, Dad? It's a watermelon, Jim. Mmm, a watermelon too, please, Dad. OK. One watermelon. Now, that's it! 1. Listen, point and say. 1 Erm, six yellow bananas. Hmm. Where are they? They're here, Dad, under the green apples. Six yellow bananas. Point to the bananas. Say bananas. 2 OK. Hmm . . . grapes. Where are they? They’re here, Dad, in this blue box. They're red. Oh, no . . . Green grapes, please. OK, red grapes for Jenny and green grapes for you, Jim. Point to the grapes. Say grapes. 3 And oranges for you, Mum. They're your favourite. Mmm, oranges, nice! Thanks! Point to the oranges. Say oranges. 4 Now . . . four apples. Green, yellow or red apples? Green, please. Yes, green apples. Point to the apples. Say apples. 5 What's this green and red fruit on the table, Dad? It's a watermelon, Jim. Mmm. A watermelon too, please, Dad. OK. One watermelon. Now, that's it! Point to a watermelon. Say watermelon. 2. Listen. Listen again and chant. Watermelon, bananas Oranges, apples, grapes Watermelon, bananas Oranges, apples, grapes Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 29 1. Listen. Listen again and write the number. There's a blue box on the chair. What's in the box? There are six bananas. Oh, yes. Six bananas. Now, where are the apples? They're here too. They're under the bananas! That's right, there are four green apples. Now, what is there on the table? Hmm. There's a green watermelon. Yes, and there are some green grapes for you, and there are some red grapes for me. And where are the oranges for Mum? Look, they're here. One, two, three oranges. Yum, yum. 2 Talk to Cameron. Hello. What's your name? Where's your book? Where are my fish? There's a bird under the table. What colour is it?

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 30 1. Listen and point. Sing. There's rice, there's rice, rice, rice, rice. There's rice, there's rice. Look at number 1. There are beans, there are beans, beans, beans, beans. There are beans, there are beans. Look at number 2. There are eggs, there are eggs, eggs, eggs, eggs. There are eggs, there are eggs. Look at number 3. There are burgers, there are burgers, burgers, burgers, burgers. There are burgers, there are burgers. Look at number 4. There are carrots, there are carrots, carrots, carrots, carrots. There are carrots, there are carrots. Look at number 5. Look at number 5. Look at number 5. Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 31 1 Listen, point and say the number. How many eggs are there? There are three. How many carrots are there? There are five. How many burgers are there? There's one. How many beans are there? There are a lot! 2. Listen. Listen again and colour. How many boys and girls are there, Hugo? One, two, three, four, five, and me, six. There are six. How many burgers are there, Mum? There are six burgers. Phew. Great. Six children and six burgers. And grapes, Mum. Are there any grapes? Yes, Hugo. There are a lot of green grapes. Mmm, green grapes are my favourite. How many fish are there? There are two, one for you and one for me. Are the beans green or orange, Dad? They're orange beans, Sue. Great! How many orange beans are there, Dad? There are a lot. Come on, children. Come for your burgers and beans! 3. Look. Listen and answer. 1 How many girls are there? 2 How many boys are there? 3 How many fish are there? 4 How many beans are there? 5 How many burgers are there? 6 How many children are there?

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 32 In Mr Brown's garden It's morning. Rabbit's in his house. It's time for breakfast. I'm very hungry. But . . . oh, dear. There isn't any food. Rabbit's house is in Mr Brown's garden. Wow! There are a lot of carrots in Mr Brown's garden. Mmm . . . Carrots for breakfast! There are a lot of apples too! One . . . two . . . three . . . four . . . five! Five red apples. Mmm . . . Apples for breakfast! There are fish in the garden too. Fish for breakfast? Urgh . . . No . . . not fish. And what's that? A watermelon! Mmm! Watermelon's good for breakfast! Rabbit is very happy with his breakfast . . . but . . . Hey! Stop that! Oh, no! It's Mr Brown, and Mr Brown is very angry! My carrots! My apples! My watermelon! Oh, dear. I'm very sorry, Mr Brown. Here you are. Your carrot, your apple and your watermelon. Rabbit gives Mr Brown the carrot, the apple and the watermelon. Mr Brown laughs. He isn't angry now. Thank you for saying sorry. You're hungry. Here, you can have the apple. Oh, thank you, Mr Brown! But next time, ask me. Yes, Mr Brown.

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 34 1 Listen, point and say. boat . . . boat cat . . . cat banana . . . banana burger . . . burger carrot . . . carrot book . . . book crayon . . . crayon beans . . . beans 1. Listen and check. boat . . . b . . . bag cat . . . c . . . cupboard banana . . . b . . . bag burger . . . b . . . bag carrot . . . c . . . cupboard book . . . b . . . bag crayon . . . c . . . cupboard beans . . . b . . . bag Well done! Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 35 2. Listen and point. This food is all from this farm. Ooh. Look. They're apples. Yes. Apples come from plants. And they're carrots. Carrots are plants too. Yes, that's right! And look, eggs. Eggs come from chickens. Yes, they come from animals. And this is milk. It comes from cows. Yes, it comes from animals. Hmm, look at the burgers. Burgers come from cows too. Yes, they come from animals. I'm hungry! Please can we have lunch now? Yes, of course! 2. Listen again and say. This food is all from this farm. Ooh. Look. They're apples. Yes. Apples come from [beep]. And they're carrots. Carrots are [beep] too. Yes, that's right! And look, eggs. Eggs come from chickens. Yes, they come from [beep]. And this is milk. It comes from cows. Yes, it comes from [beep]. Hmm, look at the burgers. Burgers come from cows too. Yes, they come from [beep]. I'm hungry! Please can we have lunch now? Yes, of course!

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 36 The Friendly family Friendly, Friendly, We're the Friendly family, Cameron, Jim and Jenny, Cameron's one of the family, Friendly, We're the Friendly family. Miaow! Caw! Hello, Cameron! Oooh! Miaow! Yes, I'm Cameron. That's my name. Yes, you're Cameron! He's Jim, she's Jenny, she's Mum . . . and he's Dad. And, it's my boat. Erm, beans and grapes, Frida? Caw! No, thanks. . . . Caw! Come with me! Miaow! What's this, Frida? Where are we? Caw! Come with me and look. Ooh, look! How many fish are there? There are a lot of fish, Cameron. Here! Look! There's one for you . . . and . . . one for me. You're my new friend, Frida. Caw! Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 37 1. Listen and point. Listen again and stick. 1 How many beans are there, Sue? There are a lot. Where are they? They're in the green bag. It's in the cupboard, Nick. 2 How many grapes are there? There are a lot. Where are they? They're in the yellow box. It's on the table. 3 How many oranges are there? There are six. Where are they? They're in the red bag. It's under the chair. 4 Now . . . how many watermelons are there? There's one. Where is it? It's there. Under the table, Sue. Oh, yes, it is. 5 How many burgers are there? There are four. Two for you and two for me. Where are they? They're here on the table. Come on! Come for your burgers! Ooh! 2. Listen and write the number. 1 How many oranges are there? There are six. Where are they? They're in the red bag. It's under the chair. 2 Now . . . how many watermelons are there? There's one. Where is it? It's there. Under the table, Sue. Oh, yes, it is. 3 How many burgers are there? There are four. Two for you and two for me. Where are they? They're here on the table. Come on! Come for your burgers! Ooh!

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 38 1. Listen and follow. Draw lines. 1 bus . . . oranges . . . boy . . . cupboard . . . watermelon . . . burger. . . playground . . . boat . . . pencil . . . bananas . . . crayon 2 cupboard . . . watermelon . . . book . . . woman . . . bird . . . pencil. . . table . . . cat 2. Listen and tick 1 This is my mum with my brother and my sister. 2 How many eggs are there in the cupboard? Hmm, there are three. 3 The bag's under the board in the classroom. 4 What are they? They're carrots. Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 39 4. Draw a picture of you. Listen and write. 1 What's your name? 2 How old are you?