7 Clothes

VOCABULARY 1 Listen and point. a coat, a coat a hat, a hat a dress, a dress pants, pants a shirt, a shirt shoes, shoes shorts, shorts a skirt, a skirt socks, socks

LANGUAGE IN USE 1 Listen. Draw lines. 1. a dress. 2. a hat. 3. a shirt. 4. a coat. 5. a skirt. 6. pants. 7. shoes. 8. shorts. 9. socks. 2 Listen and say. It’s cold. I’m wearing a coat. It’s hot. He’s wearing shorts. 3 Listen. Stick and say. 1. I’m wearing a brown coat. 2. I’m wearing a pink skirt. 3. I’m wearing black pants. 4. I’m wearing a white dress. 5. He’s wearing a blue shirt. 6. She’s wearing red shorts. 7. He’s wearing brown shoes. 8. She’s wearing a white hat. SHAPES 1 Listen and point. Say. a rectangle, a rectangle; a triangle, a triangle 2 Listen and color. 1. green rectangle 2. red triangle 3. yellow rectangle 4. blue triangle 5. red rectangle 6. yellow triangle 3 Listen. Count and say. How many rectangles? How many red rectangles? How many triangles? How many pink triangles? 4 Cut out the cards in the back of the book. Listen. Put the cards in order. yellow rectangle, green triangle, silver triangle, pink rectangle, red square, orange circle, blue rectangle, brown triangle

THE SOUNDS OF ENGLISH 1 Listen and say. /ʃ/ shirt, shirt /ɒ/ doll, doll /ɪ/ milk, milk 2 Listen. Which words have the sound? Check. 1. /ʃ/ shoes /ʃ/ skirt /ʃ/ shirt 2. /ɒ/ coat /ɒ/ doll /ɒ/ hot 3. /ɪ/ milk /ɪ/ sister /ɪ/ kite 3 Listen and chant. I want a shirt. My sister wants a dress. Let’s shop for clothes. Grandma, please say yes! READING 1 Listen to the story. Wash Day My teddy bear is dirty. The clothes are dirty. Let’s help Mom! In go socks and shirts, pants and skirts! Hi, Mom. We are helping! Are you happy?