03 A healthy body

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 31 1 Listen. How did Ivan cut his finger? Diversicus is in Indonesia. This morning Ivan is doing exercise on the beach. The children are watching him. Look at Ivan. He's very strong. Hmm. What are those yellow things on your neck, Ivan? They're bandages. The yellow ones help my neck. And the green ones? What are they for? They're for my shoulders. Ah! So the blue one's for your elbow and the red ones are for your knees. Yes, that's right. What about the pink one? Does that help your finger? Er, no. It doesn't. So, what's the pink one for? I cut my finger with the scissors this morning. Oh dear. I'm sorry. What's the black one for? Is it for your stomach? My stomach? There's nothing wrong with my stomach. It's for my back. It helps my back when I pick up my weights. Your weights are here, Ivan. Why aren't you picking them up today? Not today. . . . Today I'm doing different exercises. Ah! And what about that white one on your big toe? How does that help you? It doesn't. I dropped one of my weights yesterday and it fell on my toe. Ooh! Ow! Ouch! That's terrible! You didn't have a good day yesterday. No, I didn't. 2 Say the chant. Neck, stomach, back, Shoulder, elbow, knee, Finger, toe and bandage. Neck, stomach, back, Shoulder, elbow, knee, Finger, toe and bandage. 3 Listen and say yes or no. 1 It's night time. 2 They're at the beach. 3 Ivan's doing exercise. 4 The yellow bandage is for Ivan's elbow. 5 The green bandages are for Ivan's shoulders. 6 Ivan hurt his toe.

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 32 Diversicus Diversicus, Diversicus, We're harmony in a circus, us, Where music, art and beauty don't stop, Acrobats and dancers under one Big Top. Which is the highest mountain in Indonesia? Puncak Jaya. It's the highest mountain on an island in the world. Is it as high as Everest? No, it isn't. Everest is the highest mountain in the world. Now, which is the longest river in the world? The Nile, but it isn't the biggest. What? The Nile isn't as big as the Amazon River because the Amazon carries more water. Can Ivan swim down the Amazon? He is the strongest man in the world. Miguel, do you think Ivan is the strongest man in the world? Well, he's stronger than all the acrobats in Diversicus, so he's the strongest man here. Look, Ivan is the strongest acrobat. But Marc is the best catcher and Lily is the best jumper. This is more exciting than watching the others. OK, but be careful, Jenny! Look, Dad! Jenny is taller than you now! And now the most famous footballer, Pablo, is running to kick the ball . . . Stop, Pablo! You can't play football with that! It's one of my weights. Later . . . Ivan, I'm not as tall as you, I'm not as strong as you, but now my toe's as big as yours. 1 Listen and say the number. Lily is the best jumper. This is more exciting than watching the others. I'm not as tall as you. He's stronger than all the acrobats in Diversicus. The Nile, but it isn't the biggest. Which is the highest mountain in Indonesia? You can't play football with that! The Nile isn't as big as the Amazon River. Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 33 Grammar spotlight I'm not as strong as you. Jenny is taller than you. Ivan is the strongest man here.

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 34 1 Listen and match the names to the words. Then sing the song. They're all sick, They're all ill. They're all ill, They're all sick. Doctor, Doctor, Please be quick! What's the problem? What's the matter? What's the problem? What's the matter? He's got a cough And a temperature, She's got a sore throat And a cold. They're all sick, They're all ill. They're all ill, They're all sick. Doctor, Doctor, Please be quick! What's the problem? What's the matter? What's the problem? What's the matter? My back hurts. I've got a backache. My stomach hurts. Ooh stomach-ache. They're all sick, They're all ill. They're all ill, They're all sick. Doctor, Doctor, Please be quick! What's the problem? What's the matter? What's the problem? What's the matter? 3 Listen. Write the words. 1 t-double o-t-h-a-c-h-e toothache 2 s-i-c-k sick 3 c-o-u-g-h cough 4 t-e-m-p-e-r-a-t-u-r-e temperature 5 h-u-r-t hurt 6 s-o-r-e new word t-h-r-o-a-t sore throat 7 c-o-l-d cold 8 s-t-o-m-a-c-h hyphen a-c-h-e stomach-ache 9 i-double l ill 10 m-a-double t-e-r matter Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 35 1 Listen. What does Vicky need to do? Oh dear! You're sad. What's the matter? I really want to go to the party, Mum. I'm sorry, Vicky, but you can't go to the party. You're ill. You've got a temperature. You need to drink lots of water. I don't want to drink. Look, here's some lovely orange juice. You like orange juice. Yes, I do. Thanks, Mum. You can go to a party another day, Vicky. Yes, OK. Now I need to get better. Grammar spotlight I want to go to the party. You need to drink. I don't want to drink.

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 37 6 Listen and read. Follow the instructions with a partner. Welcome to Bali, Indonesia! On this beautiful island, yoga is very important. The people here use it to exercise and stay healthy. It's a great way to stretch your body and make your joints and muscles strong. At our centre, you can do yoga in our relaxing rooms, in the sunny garden, or on the beach! Here are a few moves we practise. Why don't you try them? TREE POSE Stand on one leg. Bend the other knee and put your foot on your other leg. Put your hands together above your head. Hold the position for ten seconds and breathe. FLOWER POSE Sit on the floor. Bend your legs. Put one foot on top of the other. Put your hands on your knees and close your eyes. Hold the position for ten seconds and breathe. CHILD'S POSE Kneel on the floor and sit back on your feet. Bring your head down to rest on the floor. Stretch your arms out in front of you. Hold the position for ten seconds and breathe.

Pupil's Book, Unit 3 page 38 TOO-TOO-MOO AND THE KOMODO DRAGON SCENE ONE This is a story from Indonesia about Too-too-moo and the Komodo dragon. Breakfast is ready. Oh no. Rice again! We're poor. And remember, the dragon gets porridge. I make it for him every day. He eats all of our porridge! I know he eats a lot, but he's the biggest dragon in the world! He's my friend. He's a wild animal. You need to be careful! And so Mother left to collect firewood to sell in the market. SCENE TWO There was a knock on the door! That's the dragon. He knocks on the door louder every day. Too-too-moo! Where are you? I'm hungry, and I need my porridge. Too-too-moo gave the dragon his breakfast. The dragon roared, and then he walked away with the porridge. SCENE THREE The weather was hot. Nobody wanted firewood so Too-too-moo and her mother couldn't make any money. They got poorer and poorer. Soon there was no food in the little house. But still the Komodo dragon came for his porridge. Too-too-moo! Where are you? I'm hungry, and I need my breakfast. Open the door! I've got a stomach-ache. I can't wait any more! Too-too-moo opened the door. There isn't any porridge. The dragon was angry. He pushed Too-too-moo. He showed his terrible teeth, and he gave a terrible roar. Too-too-moo, you aren't my friend any more! SCENE FOUR At last the weather got colder. People bought firewood again. Too-too-moo's mother came home with rice and porridge. I'm happy that greedy dragon doesn't come here now. There is more food for us! He wasn't greedy, Mother. He was hungry. He's dangerous! He needs to stay in the forest where he belongs. The dragon never came to the little house again. But Too-too-moo often left a bowl of porridge in the forest for his breakfast.

Pupil's Book, Review. . . Units 1-3 page 42 2 What do they need? Listen and choose. 1 What's the matter, Paul? I want to go to the park, but I've got a headache. You need to drink some water. 2 What's the matter, Julia? I've got a stomach-ache but I want to go to the cinema. You need to stay at home and rest. 3 What's the matter now, Paul? I want to go to the party, but I've got a sore throat. You need to drink some orange juice! 4 What's the matter now, Julia? I want to play tennis, but I have a temperature. You need to go to bed.