08 Around town

Pupil's Book, Unit 8 page 95 1 Listen and point. Mrs Friendly and Grandma are planning a trip. What's that map, Mum? I'm looking at the website for a new funfair. It's called Funland and it's outside the city centre. Ooh, can we go there, please? We can buy a ticket for the day for 20 pounds. We can go on all the rides. Oh, must we go on all the rides? No, Jim. We can choose our rides. Oh, phew! There's a big car park so we can drive there. Great! We can go for a drive in the countryside. We can go by bus and train. There's a small station near Funland. Yes, we can get on the number 23 bus at the bus stop outside the farm. That's right. Then we can catch the train at the big station and get off at Funland. But it's a good road, Mum. It's easier and quicker by car. But it's sometimes fun to travel by bus and train, . . . . . . and we can have a picnic. That's a good idea! I like picnics. Yes! What a great adventure! 1 listen and number. 1 Mrs Friendly and Grandma are planning a trip. What's that map, Mum? 2 I'm looking at the website for a new funfair. 3 It's called Funland and it's outside the city centre. 4 Ooh, can we go there, please? We can buy a ticket for the day for 20 pounds. 5 We can go on all the rides. Oh, must we go on all the rides? No, Jim. We can choose our rides. Oh, phew! 6 There's a big car park so we can drive there. Great! We can go for a drive in the countryside. 7 We can go by bus and train. There's a small station near Funland. Yes, we can get on the number 23 bus at the bus stop outside the farm. That's right. Then we can catch the train at the big station and get off at Funland. 8 But it's a good road, Mum. It's easier and quicker by car. But it's sometimes fun to travel by bus and train, . . . . . . and we can have a picnic. That's a good idea! I like picnics. Yes! What a great adventure! 2 Say the chant. Road trip, road trip, Get on, get off, Catch a bus, Trip, map, station, ticket, City centre, car park, funfair, ride. Road trip, road trip, Get on, get off, Catch a bus, Trip, map, station, ticket, City centre, car park, funfair, ride. 3 Listen and say yes or no. 1 Mrs Friendly and Grandma are planning a trip to the funfair. 2 The funfair is called Sadland. 3 They can buy a ticket for the day for 12 pounds. 4 There's a big car park at the funfair. 5 They can go by car, or they can go by bus and train. 6 There's a small train station in the city centre. 7 They can get on the train outside the farm. 8 They can have a picnic.

Pupil's Book, Unit 8 page 96 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. Look! I found my old hat this morning. Farmer Friendly's old hat! He bought it last year and he wore it on holiday. He chose it because green's his favourite colour. The family drove to the beach. We were there for a week. What an adventure! Adventure, hmm . . . we came to the farm last year. That was the longest trip of our lives. Yes, we rode in Farmer Friendly's lorry. I sat in the back and slept. I didn't sleep. It was fantastic. I stood and watched the beautiful countryside. Shall I tell you about my adventure? I lost my cousin in the forest. You didn't lose her! She hid behind a tree . . . Farmer Friendly brought you home. I saw you! Gracie! You told us a different story! Ours was a very long trip. Farmer Friendly stopped and fed us nice vegetables when we were hungry. Farmer Friendly's a good man. He gave me his favourite green hat. He didn't give you the hat. You took it from the garden! 1 Listen and complete. Use two words. 1 He bought it last year and he wore it . . . 2 He chose it because green's his . . . 3 The family drove to the beach. We were there for . . . 4 Istood and watched the . . . 5 ShallI tell you about my adventure? I lost my cousin in . . . 6 You didn't lose her! She hid behind . . . 7 Gracie! You told us a . . . 8 He didn't give you the hat. You took it from . . . Pupil's Book, Unit 8 page 97 Gracie's Grammar find: I found my old hat. lose: I lost my cousin in the forest. buy: He bought it last year. come: We came to the farm last year. 1 Listen and stick. 1 Last Saturday we went to the new funfair outside town. Look! I drew these pictures for you, Grandma. Oh, thank you. Is that you there? Yes, it is. What have you got in your hand? That's our all-day ticket. Dad bought it online. 2 Dad doesn't like funfairs, so he didn't go on many rides. Oh. What did he do there? He took a lot of photos. Ah, yes. I can see. He had his camera with him. Yes, he did. 3 We had a great time. Mum loved the biggest ride. Oh, I don't like big rides. What was it called? It was called the ‘Crazy Train'. Oh, yes. She rode on the scariest rides when she was a child too. 4 Did you have lunch there? Yes, we took a picnic. My uncle made some lovely cheese sandwiches. Oh, that's nice. Did you have anything else? Oh, yes. He brought a huge chocolate cake. Mmm. Yes, it is big!

Pupil's Book, Unit 8 page 98 1 Listen and write. Then sing the song. I'm Rocky-Doodle-Doo and here's our song for today: Last week in town Last week, in town, in town, Dad and I did a lot of things. Last week, in town, in town, We did a lot of things. We sat in the café in the pretty square. We saw a film at the cinema. We got a book from the library. We gave it to Jane in the hospital. Last week, in town, in town, Dad and I did a lot of things. Last week, in town, in town, We did a lot of things. We chose some clothes at the shopping centre. We bought some food at the supermarket. We played tennis at the sports centre. We went for a swim at the swimming pool. Last week, in town, in town, Dad and I did a lot of things. Last week, in town, in town, We did a lot of things. We bought some vegetables at the market. We caught a bus home from the bus station. Last week, in town, in town, Dad and I did a lot of things. Last week, in town, in town, We did a lot of things. Pupil's Book, Unit 8 page 99 1 Which are Zoe's mum’s glasses? Listen and tick√. Zoe, your mum's here to get you. Yes, I have to go now. Really? Why? Because I have to see the eye doctor at the hospital. Oh! Why? What's wrong? Do you have to wear glasses? No, I don't. Well, not now . . . but in the classroom I have to sit near the board because I can't read the words well. Hmm . . . there are some brilliant glasses, you know. My brother has to wear glasses and his are great. Yes, I know. My mum has to wear glasses too. Hers are fantastic and they're blue and black. She never wants to take them off! Haha. Well, good luck at the hospital. Thanks. We all really have to look after our eyes. Yes, we do. Gracie's Grammar I have to see the eye doctor at the hospital. My brother has to wear glasses. Do you have to wear glasses? Yes, I do. / No, I don't.

Pupil's Book, Unit 8 page 102-103 Tom's first day on the school bus Tom and his mum stood at the school bus stop. A small red bus stopped in front of them. The doors opened. ‘Go on, ’ Tom's mum said. ‘I don't want to, ' Tom said. ‘But you have to! ’ she said kindly and gave him a little push. The big doors closed. Tom didn't believe what he saw. The bus was very big inside and it had blue walls with flowers on them. There were lots of happy children sitting on the purple seats. The friendly driver smiled. ‘Good morning, Tom. Welcome. I'm Brenda and this is your bus buddy, Bruno! ' ‘Hi, Tom. This is your seat, next to mine, ' Bruno said. When Tom sat down, Brenda called, ‘Put on your seatbelts everyone, please! ’ The bus went higher and higher. Tom saw his town below. It got smaller and smaller. ‘Oh look! There's the sports centre! And there's the market! ' he said. The bus went up and down like a ride at the funfair. After a few minutes, Brenda said, ‘OK, get ready. We're coming down to the bus stop. ' At that moment, Tom heard his mum say, ‘Tom! Tom! You have to get up. We don't want to be late. You have to catch the bus. ' ‘Oh no! ', Tom thought. ‘It was all a dream. ' ‘Do I have to catch the bus, Mum?’Tom asked. ‘Yes, you do. But don't worry! ’ his mum answered. Finally, the school bus came. It was small and red. The doors opened. Tom looked up and saw Brenda from his dream. ‘Good morning, Tom. Welcome. I'm Brenda and this is your bus buddy, Bruno! ' ‘Brenda! Bruno! ' Tom said and he got on the bus.

Pupil's Book, Unit 8 page 104 1 Listen. Who's talking? Circle the correct picture. Mum, where's Dad? Is he at the market? No, he isn't. 2 Listen and point as you hear each place. Listen again. Where's Pat's dad now? Tick √ the box. Mum, where's Dad? Is he at the market? No, he isn't. He's buying a map. In the bookshop? That's right. Good - because then we can drive to that village in the mountains! 3 Listen and look at Maya's tick. Why is her answer wrong? What was her mistake? 1 Who is Grace? Look, Uncle Bill! There's my friend Grace. Is she the girl with the glass of milk? No, she's got a glass of orange juice. She's putting on her coat, look. Oh, yes. I can see her now. Let's go and say hello. OK! 4 Listen and tick √the box. 2 What clothes does Mary need today? Can you help Mary get dressed, please? Yes. How about this red sweater? No, it's hot today. A dress is better. How about this purple one? That's a good idea. And . . . a pair of white socks too, please. 3 What does Nick do at the weekend? Do you have to work in the café at weekends, Nick? No, but I make a lot of soup at the weekend! Why? Have you got a big family? No! But I go and help in the town centre. We give soup to people who haven't got a home. Why don't you help me next weekend?