09 Happy holidays

Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 107 1 Listen and point. Then listen again and draw. What does Jenny like? The children and their grandparents are shopping for their holiday. Look at these big, black sunglasses, Jenny! Ooh, they're nice, Grandpa, and the hat's good for our holiday. Yes, it is. Green's my favourite colour, and I'm wearing green boots too. Oh, Grandpa! What are you wearing? You can't wear boots and shorts! Tee hee. Do you like my shirt? It's great! Very colourful! I'm wearing a blue skirt. I love it! My favourite colour's blue. Yes, it's nice. The red T-shirt's nice too. Do you like this pink dress, Jenny? Huh! Hmm . . . no. Pink isn't my favourite colour. I like that T-shirt, Jenny. Thanks. I like it too. But the baseball cap . . . hmm . . . I don't know about the pink baseball cap. Oh, Jim! Those jeans are small for you. And that grey jacket's very big. Look at these brown trousers, Jim. Do you want them? Oh, yes please, Grandma. They're nice . . . and are these shoes OK? Er, well, the shoes, er, they're very . . . orange, Jim. Er, I don't know . . . No, Jim, those shoes are ugly. But that yellow T-shirt's nice. Humph! This yellow T-shirt? This is my old T-shirt. Whoops! Sorry! 2 Say the chant. Sunglasses, hat, boots and shorts Sunglasses, hat, boots and shorts Shirt, skirt, T-shirt, dress Shirt, skirt, T-shirt, dress Baseball cap and jeans Baseball cap and jeans Jacket, trousers, shoes Jacket, trousers, shoes 3 Listen, point and answer. 1 Where is Grandpa's hat? What colour is it? 2 Where is Jenny's baseball cap? What colour is it? 3 Where is Jenny's T-shirt? What colour is it? 4 Where are Jim's jeans? What colour are they? 5 Where is Jenny's skirt? What colour is it? 6 Where is Jim's jacket? What colour is it? 7 Where are Jim's shoes? What colour are they? 8 Where is Grandpa's shirt? What colour is it? 9 Where are Grandpa's sunglasses? What colour are they? 10 Where are Grandpa's boots? What colour are they?

Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 108 The Friendly Farm The Friendly Farm, The Friendly Farm, Fun and games on the Friendly Farm, With the animals in the barn, Fun and games on the Friendly Farm. I've got four oranges here. Nice! Do you like the green hat or the red one? Let's go and play in the barn. It’s Jim and Jenny. Gracie! Eat your oranges . . . now! OK. Shelly! Come here and pick up these clothes, please! Now clean the table, Gracie. It's dirty. And clean your face, please! Harry! Put that hat on the table, now! Rocky! Take those pencils and put them in the bag. OK, Mum. Look at the barn. It's nice and clean. Look! Grandpa's hat's there on the table, in the barn! Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 109 Gracie's Grammar Look at this T-shirt. Point to that dress there. Pick up these socks. Clean those shoes. 1 Listen and stick. Then look, read and write. 1 Clean those shoes, please, Jenny. What? These shoes? Yes, the black ones. They're very dirty. OK. 2 Can you see my glasses, Grandma? They're over there, in front of the phone. Ah, yes. Pass those glasses to me, please. OK, here you are. 3 Put that T-shirt in the cupboard! This red one? Yes, that's right. OK. 4 Pick up those shoes, please, Jim. Which ones? Those brown ones. OK.

Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 110 1 Listen and write. Then sing the song. I'm Rocky-Doodle-Doo and . . . here's our song for today: At the beach. We're at the beach, next to the sea. I've got my camera, here with me. I'm on the sand. I'm having fun. I'm taking photos in the sun, Oh, we can play. We can play at the beach in the sun. We can play. We can play at the beach in the sun, the beach in the sun. In a boat on the sea, Dad's fishing, next to me. We've got two shells, and seven fish, and a purple jellyfish. Oh, we can play. We can play at the beach in the sun. We can play. We can play at the beach in the sun, the beach in the sun. Oh, we can play. We can play at the beach in the sun. We can play. We can play at the beach in the sun, the beach in the sun. Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 111 1 What is the girl doing now? Listen and tick√. What do you like doing at the beach? I like picking up shells. So do I. Look! I've got seven shells. Yes, they're beautiful, but today I'm not picking up shells. I've got my camera and I'm taking photos. I enjoy taking photos. Me too. Look, I'm taking a photo of that boat on the sea. Ooh, yes. That's a nice photo. Gracie's Grammar I like flying my kite. So do I. I enjoy taking photos. Me too.

Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 112 3 Listen to the children talking about their holidays. Match the places with the things they see. 1 Hi, Grandma. Hello, Matt. How's your holiday? It's fantastic! We're in the forest. Oh, that's nice. What can you see? I can see lots of big trees and beautiful flowers. Ooh. 2 Do you like it here in the mountains, Sam? Yes, it's beautiful. The mountains are very white! Yes, there's a lot of snow. Yes, there is. There are a lot of rocks too. Look at that big rock over there! 3 I love holidays at the river! So do I. Look at those frogs! Oh yes . . . One, two, three, four little frogs. Let's go and look at the waterfall. Wow! 4 What are you doing? I'm picking up shells, Dad. Look, there are lots of shells on this beach. Oh, yes, there are. What's that? I don't know . . . Oh! It's a jellyfish!

Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 114-115 The monkey and the shark In Africa there is a big coconut tree. It is next to the sea and a town. Every day a monkey goes and eats its delicious coconuts. Every day he gives some to a shark. One day, the shark says, ‘You are very nice to me. I would like to invite you to my house. ' ‘But I don't go in the sea, ' says the monkey. ‘No problem, ' says the shark. ‘Jump on my back! ’ The shark swims away with the monkey. ‘At home our king is very ill, ' the shark says. ‘He needs a monkey's heart to make him well. ' The monkey thinks for a moment. ‘Oh, no! ’ he says. ‘I haven't got my heart with me. When I go out I put my heart in the tree. ' ‘No problem, ’ says the shark. ‘Let's go back and get it! ’ They go back to the tree and the monkey jumps off the shark's back. ‘Wait here, ' says the monkey. The shark waits and waits . . . and waits . . . and waits. ‘What are you doing?’ the shark shouts. ‘Let's go! ' ‘No way! ’ the monkey shouts back. ‘You're not tricking me again! I need my heart! ’ and he runs away laughing.