6 How Are You?

Unit 6 VOCABULARY 1 1 Listen and say. tired I’m feeling tired. scared She’s scared. angry The girl is angry. hungry I’m hungry. Can I have  sandwich, please? thirsty I’m thirsty. Can I have some water, please? excited They are very excited. bored I’m bored. There’s nothing to do. worried He’s worried. surprised She’s very surprised. silly It’s okay to be silly! 2 Listen. Point and say. excited, angry, thirsty, silly, tired, worried, bored, hungry, scared, surprised

SONG 1 Listen. Read and sing. Feelings Sometimes I’m happy. Sometimes I’m surprised. Sometimes I’m just silly. I’m laughing inside! Sometimes I’m angry. Sometimes I’m just bored. Sometimes I’m excited. How are you? How do you feel? How are you? Tell me, please. How do you feel? Sometimes I’m smiling. I’m laughing at a joke! Sometimes I’m crying. I feel sad. Sometimes I’m tired. Sometimes I’m worried. Sometimes I’m feeling scared. It’s OK to be happy, or sometimes to feel sad. It’s OK to be silly, or sometimes to feel mad. How are you? How do you feel? How are you? Tell me, please. How do you feel?

GRAMMAR 1 He/she looks He looks worried. No. He’s tired. She looks excited. Yes. It’s her birthday. How are you? with answers I’m + adjective How are you? I’m OK. I’m fine. I’m great! 2 Listen. Number the photos. 1. Hi! How are you? I’m OK, but a little tired. 2. Hello! How are you today? I’m great! It’s my birthday! Happy birthday! 3. Hi, how are you? I’m fine. Thanks. And you? I’m fine.

VOCABULARY 2 1 Listen and say. Circle the letter. laughing My brother is laughing. frowning The girl is frowning. crying The girl is crying. smiling The girl is smiling. yawning My cat is yawning. GRAMMAR 2 Regular and irregular plurals parent parents Our parents are taking us to the circus. person people Some people don’t like the circus. child children Most children like the circus.

READING 1 Listen and read. Fabulous Faces People from all over the world paint their faces. Some people paint their faces to show how they feel about important days. This Native American girl paints her face to show she feels happy and proud of her community and traditions. Others paint their faces to make people feel suprised or scared. This man from India has a colorful, green face. People paint their faces for fun, too. When some fans go to watch sports, they paint the colors of their team on their faces. They feel excited and proud of their team. In some places, people paint children’s faces at parties. The children like to have pictures of flowers, animals, or characters from stories on their faces.