09 A big change

Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 107 1 Listen and point. The Friendly family are on a day trip to Cambridge. It's hot and sunny and they're having a picnic. Look, children! There's a circus in town. Would you like to go? Yes, please! Look at that girl's face. She's really surprised! Well, we've got tickets for this afternoon. Now you're surprised! But look at that boy there. He's frightened. Hmm, yes. I think that's because it's dangerous. Well, I'm afraid . . . and it's only a photo. It's a dangerous jump, but there's a net to catch them. They need it! It's difficult to catch someone. It isn't easy! But look, those people are enjoying it. And Grandpa isn't frightened. He thinks it's boring. He's asleep! I'm not asleep. I'm tired. And I don't think the circus is boring. No! The circus is exciting! It isn't boring! Oh, all right. Let's go. Mmm. I'm hungry. When's lunch? Shall I get the picnic out? And shall I get some cold lemonade? Is everyone thirsty? Yes! I think we all are! It's hot in the sun. 1 listen and number. 1 The Friendly family are on a day trip to Cambridge. It's hot and sunny and they're having a picnic. Look, children! There's a circus in town. Would you like to go? Yes, please! Look at that girl's face. She's really surprised! 2 Well, we've got tickets for this afternoon. Now you're surprised! But look at that boy there. He's frightened. 3 Hmm, yes. I think that's because it's dangerous. 4 Well, I'm afraid . . . and it's only a photo. 5 It's a dangerous jump, but there's a net to catch them. They need it! It's difficult to catch someone. It isn't easy! 6 But look, those people are enjoying it. And Grandpa isn't frightened. He thinks it's boring. He's asleep! I'm not asleep. I'm tired. 7 And I don't think the circus is boring. No! The circus is exciting! It isn't boring! 8 Oh, all right. Let's go. Mmm. I'm hungry. When's lunch? Shall I get the picnic out? 9 And shall I get some cold lemonade? Is everyone thirsty? Yes! I think we all are! It's hot in the sun. 2 Say the chant. Easy, difficult, Exciting, boring, Hungry, thirsty, tired. Afraid, frightened, Dangerous, surprised, Hungry, thirsty, tired. Easy, difficult, Exciting, boring, Hungry, thirsty, tired. Afraid, frightened, Dangerous, surprised, Hungry, thirsty, tired. 3 Listen and write the words. 1 t-h-i-r-s-t-y 2 b-o-r-i-n-g 3 a-f-r-a-i-d 4 t-i-r-e-d 5 e-x-c-i-t-i-n-g 6 h-u-n-g-r-y 7 s-u-r-p-r-i-s-e-d 8 d-i-f-f_i-c-u-l-t 9 d-a-n-g-e-r-o-u-s 10 f-r-i-g-h-t-e-n-e-d

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. We need to talk to you. We want to work for Diversicus. Oh, the circus! Oh, I don't know . . . I'm not surprised. I think your mother's more surprised than me. Listen to this: the family want to be in Diversicus, the circus! The circus is more exciting than the farm! Farmer Friendly! Our Farmer Friendly . . . in the circus?! No, only Mr and Mrs Friendly, and there's a circus school for the children. Jumping and catching are dangerous! But Mr Friendly's a cook and Mrs Friendly writes and plays music. The beautiful costumes . . . circus clothes are more beautiful than these. Yes, they are! I want to be in a circus, too! Shelly, get the best clothes. Harry, put on your hat. Let's make better costumes! Welcome to the Friendly Circus. Today we've got . . . Shall I sing for everyone? We've got the brilliant, the brave Cameron Cat! He isn't afraid! Watch this! And now, more difficult, more exciting and more dangerous than Diversicus, we've got Rocky and Harry! Look at us, Mum! We're in the Friendly Circus! I'm riding Harry. I'm not frightened! I am! I can't look! Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 109 Gracie's Grammar beautiful: Circus clothes are more beautiful than these. exciting: The circus is more exciting than the farm! dangerous: And now, more dangerous than Diversicus . . . 1 Listen and stick. 1 Hi, Mary. Did you have a good week, last week? It wasn't bad. Saturday was the best day. I watched a DVD with my mum. It was called Scary Monsters. Were you frightened? I wasn't, but my mum was. She was more frightened than me! 2 What did you do on Thursday? I had a really difficult test in the morning. It was terrible. I think your school's more difficult than mine. Erm, I don't know, but I was very tired in the evening. I was more tired than my younger sister, and she's only five! 3 Friday was better because I got the mark for my test. Hmm. Were you afraid? Yes, I was, but I was very surprised because I got a good mark. Oh? Yes, I was more surprised than my teacher. She was very happy. 4 What about Sunday? What did you do yesterday? Dad and I went to the cinema. Was the film good? No, it was really boring. Dad was asleep after 20 minutes. Was it more boring than doing your homework? Yes, I think it was!

Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 110 1 Listen and circle. Then sing the song. I'm Rocky-Doodle-Doo and here's our song for today: A world tour The email / DVD came this morning. We've got the jobs. We've got the jobs. Let's all go on an apartment / adventure! A world tour! A world tour! Let's get busy / hungry. There's a lot to do. Call / Text our family. Email our friends. Let's get busy. There's a lot to do. Let's get our books / blankets for the circus school. On a world tour! On a world tour! On a world tour round the world! We can travel round / above the world. We've got the jobs. We've got the jobs. Let's all look at this map. An exciting trip! On a world tour! On a world tour! On a world tour round the world! Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 111 1 What did Charlie's dad buy? Listen and tick √. Hi, Charlie. Did you know the circus is in town? Yes, Mum got tickets and we went last week. Did you? Did you enjoy it? Yes, I did! I think the circus is the most exciting place in the world. Really? Do you think it's more exciting than a funfair? Oh, I don't like funfairs. I'm frightened on the rides. Yes, but a circus is sometimes dangerous. Lions are one of the most dangerous animals in the world. Lions?! There weren't any animals. The best circuses never have animals. The most dangerous thing was when a woman jumped from a swing in the air, and a man caught her. Wow! Were you frightened? We were all a little frightened, but my dad was the most frightened. He had to put his hands over his eyes and he only listened to the music. He thought it was the most beautiful music in the world, so he bought the CD. Does he often play it? Yes, but when he listens to it, he goes to sleep! Gracie's Grammar beautiful: This city is one of the most beautiful in the world. frightened: In my family, my brother is the most frightened of spiders.

Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 112 3 Match the places with the continents. Listen and check. Come with me on a trip round the world. We can see a lot of exciting places. 1 This is the famous Grand Canyon in North America. The rocks are huge and they're different colours. There's a river at the bottom of the canyon. 2 This is called the Taj Mahal. It's in India. India's in Asia. 3 Have you got a swimsuit and a towel? Let's explore the Great Barrier Reefand see the fish that live there. The Great Barrier Reef's in the ocean in Australia. 4 You have to climb mountains to visit Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu’s in Peru, in South America. 5 You have to travel to Africa to see the Victoria Falls. They're in Zambia and Zimbabwe. Look at all the water! 6 Stonehenge is in England, in Europe. It's very, very old - four or five thousand years old! How did they build it? We don't really know!

Pupil's Book, Unit 9 page 114-115 The mystery picnic Richard gave a picnic For the children in Year 2. He planned it very carefully To make it fun to do. Come to my picnic, everyone -A picnic in the wood! I'm hiding clues for you to find. I think the clues are good! Some of the clues were difficult, But they were also fun! More difficult than a TVquiz- Exciting for everyone! Richard walked into the sunny wood And he hid the clues around: Some were above, in the trees, And some were on the ground. When they looked for the clues, The first was easy to find: Walk past ten trees, please. Then look on the grass behind! ‘One . . . two . . . three, four, five, Six, seven, eight, nine, ten! Now let's look and find the clue. ' ‘Hey! There it is! ’ said Ben. The children found the second clue And everyone started to laugh Because it said they needed to find The most amazing giraffe! Finally they saw it! ‘Hey! Look there! Can you see? It's in the shape of a giraffe, but really it's a tree! ’ The children ran from tree to tree finding all the clues. When they reached the last one, it really was good news. I hope you're feeling hungry. One hundred steps to go To the most fantastic picnic! You're very near, you know! Twenty, thirty, forty, fifty! They had to cross a river, So they all took off their shoes. The cold water made them shiver. Sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety, A hundred! What a treat! Richard with his picnic! There was lots and lots to eat.