02 My week

Pupil's Book, Unit 2 page 19 1 Listen and point. Draw a happy face on Jim's favourite school days. Jim, Jenny, Tom and Eva are at school. They're talking about their school week. Good morning. Let's look at our school week for this year. Today's Monday and we haven't got any activities outside school today. We're in the classroom all day. Hmm. We've got sport on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We can play badminton or basketball. I love playing basketball. So do I! And look! We go for a swim at the swimming pool on Wednesdays. Great! That's right, on Wednesdays you need your swimsuit and a towel. Do we need our swimming caps too? Yes, I think that's a good idea. Look, Jim! On Fridays we've got book club. You love reading. Yes, in book club we write about our book of the week. Fantastic! Mondays and Fridays are my favourite school days. We haven't got school on Saturdays and Sundays and we need to feed Fred the fish every day. Do we take turns to feed him at home at the weekend? Yes, please. I can take Fred home on Friday. We can feed him this weekend. What about Cameron? Our cat loves eating fish! 2 Say the chant. Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday! Friday! Friday! Friday! Saturday, Sunday. Saturday, Sunday. Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday! Friday! Friday! Friday! Saturday, Sunday. Saturday, Sunday. 3 Listen and say the days. 1 They can play badminton or basketball. 2 They write about the book of the week. 3 They don't go to school. 4 They need a swimsuit and a towel. 5 They’re in the classroom. 6 They go for a swim.

Pupil's Book, Unit 2 page 20 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. Friday afternoon and we're home from school! Let's put Fred here on the table. Cameron can get on the table! Let's put him up there on the shelf. Jim and Jenny have got a new pet . . . but only for the weekend. It's the school fish, but it needs food on Saturdays and Sundays too. How often do they feed it? Once a day, . . . in the evening. Hmm, they feed us twice a day: in the morning and the evening. How often does this fish wash its face? It never washes its face, Shelly. It . . . Fish live in water, Shelly. They're always in water. Hmm. Fish are always in water. Can they talk? Birds often talk. Cameron, does the fish ever talk? I don't know. No, I don't think so. So, fish. Do you ever talk? Yes, I do . . . I sometimes talk, but I never talk to cats. 1 Who says it? Listen and say the name. 1 How often do they feed it? 2 I sometimes talk, but I never talk to cats. 3 Fish are always in water. Can they talk? 4 Cameron can get on the table! 5 Fish live in water, Shelly. They're always in water. 6 It's the school fish, but it needs food on Saturdays and Sundays too. 7 How often does this fish wash its face? 8 Birds often talk. Cameron, does the fish ever talk? Pupil's Book, Unit 2 page 21 Gracie's Grammar How often do you clean your teeth? I always clean them after breakfast, lunch and dinner. Do you ever get up late? No, I never get up late. 1 Listen and stick. 1 Do you ever go for a swim, Peter? Yes, I go with my class on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. On Saturdays I go to the swimming pool with my parents. Yes, I see! You often go for a swim! 2 How often do you feed your fish, Clare? I feed it once a day, every day, in the evening. Do your mum or dad, or your brother, sometimes feed it? No, they don't. I always feed it. It's my fish. 3 Do you always have a shower in the morning, Peter? No, I don't. I sometimes have a shower in the morning, before school, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, but I have a shower at night on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. 4 How often do you have burgers for breakfast, Clare? I never have burgers for breakfast. I always have cake and milk.

Pupil's Book, Unit 2 page 22 1 Listen and number. Then sing the song. I'm Rocky-Doodle-Doo and here's our song for today: How often? How often . . . how often . . . do you 'listen to music? How often . . . how often . . do you ²write an email? Do you ever . . . do you ever . . . ³go skating in the park? Do you ever . . . do you ever . . . 4read a comic in the car? How often . . . how often . . . do you 'listen to music? How often . . . how often . . do you ²write an email? Do you ever . . . do you ever . . . sgo shopping with your dad? Do you ever . . . do you ever . . . bwatch films that are bad? A CD, a CD- do you ever 'listen to a CD? DVD, DVD- do you ever watch a DVD? How often . . . how often . . . do you 'listen to music? How often . . . how often . . do you ²write an email? Pupil's Book, Unit 2 page 23 1 Where can Jack go with his birthday present? Listen and tick√. Mum, can I have some roller skates for my birthday . . . please? Hmm . . . that's a nice idea, but first we must talk about the rules. The rules? What must I do? You mustn't skate in the street. OK. I must skate in the park. That's right, but in the roller skating area in the park, OK? And remember, you must wear a helmet on your head. Oh, and you mustn't wear your skates in the house. You must put them in the cupboard. All right. So, can I have some skates, please, Mum? OK, but you must remember they're for your birthday, not for now. Yes, of course, thanks, Mum. Gracie's Grammar What must I do? You mustn't wear your skates in the house. You must put them in the cupboard.

Pupil's Book, Unit 2 page 24 3 Read, look and complete. Then listen and check. Exercise is good for us, but sometimes there are accidents. It's very important to wear the correct clothes to protect our bodies. We wear’elbow and knee pads to protect our elbows and knees. We wear gloves to protect our hands. We wear a helmet to protect our head. We wear goggles to protect our eyes. Pupil's Book, Unit 2 page 25 4 Listen and read. Then read and say yes or no. Let's warm up! Our bones and muscles help us move. Before we play a sport or do exercise, it's important that we warm up our muscles so we don't hurt them. Drink water! When we exercise, we get hot and we sweat. Our body loses water when we sweat. Remember to drink water when you exercise. Use sun cream! You put on sun cream when you go to the beach. But do you use it when you play sport? Protect your skin from the sun when you're outside. It's important to put on sun cream when it isn't a very hot day too.

Pupil's Book, Unit 2 page 26-27 A bad, bad Monday morning How often do you want to sleep and not get up for school? I sometimes do that. I turn off my alarm and go to sleep. I want to tell you about a very bad Monday morning . . . Suddenly, Mum's standing over me. She's shouting and she's pulling off my blanket. ‘Alex! It's eight o'clock. We mustn't be late! You have a presentation at school today! ' I jump out of bed and get dressed. Then I run to the bathroom, but my big sister's using it. I run downstairs to the other bathroom. My dad's using it. Then Mum calls, ‘Breakfast! ' I run to the kitchen. ‘Here's some chocolate milk and some fruit, ' Mum says. ‘But for breakfast, I always have . . . ‘No time for that today! 'Mum says. We must leave now! ' I start to say ‘I must . . . ', but Mum says, ‘Now, Alex! ’ We run to the car and drive to school. All the lights are red. When we get to school, I run to the assembly hall. All my classmates are there. They're smiling. My presentation is good. I'm very happy . . . but then I go to the bathroom and look in the mirror. I'm wearing my sister's shirt, my hair is going in all directions and I have chocolate milk around my mouth!