03 Party time!

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 31 1 Listen and point. Then listen again and colour. It's Grandpa's birthday today. The Friendly family are having a surprise costume party. Hi, everyone! Look, Jenny, we've got the same costumes. We're both pop stars. Yes, that's right, we are. I love your costume, Tom. What are you? I'm a film star. I'm Craig Daniels. Can we invite Cameron? Cameron's here. Look! He's wearing a clown's costume. He loves it! Oh, yes! And there's Grandpa's present, the purple box on the table. I like your grandma's costume. Yes, she's a great pirate. There's treasure in her orange box. It's chocolate. Hmm! Fantastic! We can see you're a doctor, Jim. Yeah, and Mum's a nurse. She always helps me. Well, you can help me now, Jim. I must go and look at the cake. Dad can go and look at the cake, Mum! He's only a dentist for the costume party. He's a cook really. Yes, I am . . . and you can help me with the food, Jim. Hello? Surprise! . . . Happy Birthday, Grandpa! Ooh! Oh, I say! Where's my costume? What am I? It's OK, Grandpa . . . you're a farmer! Oh, yes, of course I am! 2 Say the chant. It's Farmer Friendly's costume party! Wear a costume, bring a present. A clown, a doctor, a pirate with treasure, A pop star, a film star, a dentist and a nurse. Mr Friendly's a cook and he's cooking for the party. Invite everyone to a costume party! It's Farmer Friendly's costume party! Wear a costume, bring a present. A clown, a doctor, a pirate with treasure, A pop star, a film star, a dentist and a nurse. Mr Friendly's a cook and he's cooking for the party. Invite everyone to a costume party! 3 Listen and answer. 1 Who's the pirate? 2 Who's the film star? 3 Who are the pop stars? 4 Who's the nurse? 5 Who's the farmer? 6 Who's the clown? 7 Who's the doctor? 8 Who's the dentist and the cook?

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 32 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. Oh, Cameron! What are you wearing? I'm wearing a clown's costume, from the party. Oh, we never dress up. Can we have a costume party too? There's a box of costumes here . . . with Farmer Friendly and Grandma's old clothes. OK, but . . . where is Farmer Friendly? He's outside feeding the cows. He always feeds them in the evenings. I'm a pop star. Oh, I don't want to be a pop star . . . I want to be a famous film star. Film stars often go to parties. I'm a nurse. I help people . . . hmm, we need a doctor. Rocky! What are you doing? I'm calling Gracie. She likes studying. She can be a doctor. Are you calling me? What do you want? Put these on, Gracie. You're our doctor. Remember-doctors help other people. Harry! I'm a doctor! I must look at your eye. I'm . . . helping . . . you. No, you aren't. It's my costume. I'm a pirate. Please stop! . . . Ow! 1 Listen and complete. Use one word. 1 Oh, Cameron! What are you . . . 2 Oh, we never dress . . . 3 He's outside feeding the . . . 4 I want to be a famous film . . . 5 Rocky! What are you . . . 6 I'm calling Gracie. She likes . . . 7 Are you calling me? What do you. . . 8 Harry! I'm a doctor! I must look at your . . . Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 33 He never works at the weekend. It's Friday. He's working today. I don't often listen to the radio. I'm not listening to it now. Do you eat meatballs? What are you eating at the moment? 1 Listen and stick. Then look, read and write. 1 What's Jenny doing this morning? She's watching TV. Does she always watch TV in the morning? No, she goes to school in the morning, but today's Saturday. 2 What's Grandpa doing? He's working in the field. But today's Saturday. Yes, Grandpa works every day. He's a farmer. 3 What's Jim doing? He's making a cake. That's good. Does he often make cakes? Yes, he does. He enjoys cooking. 4 That's nice music. Who's playing the piano? Mrs Friendly is. Does she always play the piano? No, she sometimes plays the piano and she sometimes plays the guitar.

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 34 1 Listen and colour. Then sing the song. I'm Rocky-Doodle-Doo and here's our song for today: Scarecrow Her scarecrow's thin And she's very tall too. She's got straight, blonde hair And her hat is blue. Scarecrow! Scarecrow! His scarecrow's short. He's also fat. He's got a long, black beard And a big moustache. Scarecrow! Scarecrow! Their scarecrow's ugly. He's got a purple nose. He's got fair, curly hair And he's wearing dirty clothes! Scarecrow! Scarecrow! Scarecrow! Scarecrow! Scarecrow! 2 Listen and say the number. Then play the game. There's a tall scarecrow in the field. It hasn't got a moustache, but it's got a beard. It's wearing a small, green hat, it's got curly, blonde hair, and it's thin. Which one is it? Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 35 1 What's Dad doing? Listen and tick√. Charlie, why's Julia watching TV? Because it's Saturday morning and she hasn't got school. Hmm . . . And why's Dad cleaning his new shoes? Because they're dirty and he needs them for a party this evening. Hmm . . . I like parties . . . And why's Mum listening to music in the kitchen? Because she likes listening to music when she cooks. Why are you asking a lot of questions? Oh! . . . Because I love asking questions. Gracie's Grammar Why are you asking a lot of questions? Because I love asking questions.

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 36 2 These people help us. Where do they work? Look and write the number. Then listen and check. a teacher Picture 3. He works in a school. a firefighter Picture 1. She works in a fire station. a dentist Picture 5. She works in a dentist's surgery. a doctor Picture 2. He works in a hospital. a nurse Picture 2. She works in a hospital. a police officer Picture 4. He works in a police station. Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 37 5 Listen and read. Answer the questions. Hello. My name's Sally Green and I'm a teacher. I work in a school near my house. I work from Monday to Friday. I start work at nine o'clock and finish at four o'clock in the afternoon. My job is fun and I love it because I like helping children.

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 38-39 The costume party It's Emily's birthday and there's a costume party on Saturday. Matt's thinking about his costume. ‘Mum, I want to be a superhero. But Harry wants to be a superhero and he's got a superhero costume. ' ‘Then what about a pirate costume?' his mum asks. ‘You can make a short beard and a moustache with black paper and you've got a pirate hat! ’ ‘No, ' Matt says. ‘I can't be a pirate. Dan and Zoe have got pirate costumes! ' At school the next day, everyone's talking about their costumes for the party. Emily's got a pop star costume. Julia's got a farmer costume. ‘And I'm taking Ludo as a sheep! ', she says. Ludo's her little white dog. Only Matt hasn't got a costume. After school, Matt asks his mum for help. ‘Go as a clown, ' she says, but Matt says, ‘No. A clown's silly. I want a great costume like Harry's or Dan's! ’ Then his mum has an idea! It's the day of the party. Emily's wearing her pop star costume and she's singing. Everyone's listening to her, but who's this? The door opens and Matt comes in. ‘Hello, everyone, ' he says. ‘Meet the superhero pirate clown! ' Emily stops singing. Everyone starts laughing because Matt's costume's so funny! Matt smiles. ‘Thank you, Mum, ' he thinks. ‘You're good at helping! '