3 On the Move!

Unit 3 VOCABULARY 1 1 Listen and read. Transportation helps us move around. We can travel in the sky, on water, or on land. Which is your favorite? a bus an airplane a ferry a helicopter a subway a sailboat a hot air balloon a ship a scooter a taxi a motorcycle 2 Listen and say. a sailboat That sailboat is fast! a helicopter That helicopter is really loud. a bus We take the bus to school. an airplane Can you see an airplane in the sky? a ferry Look at all the cars on the ferry! a subway Let’s take the subway to the museum. a hot air balloon Look! That hot air balloon is very colorful. a scooter I ride my scooter in the park. a taxi My uncle drives a taxi. a ship That’s a big ship. a motorcycle I want to ride a motorcycle!

SONG 1 Listen. Read and sing. How do you get to school? How do you get to school? How do you get to school? How do you get to school? I take the bus to school. I do, too. I ride my bike to school. I do, too. How do you get to school? How do you get to school? How do you get to school? How do you get to school? My mom drives me to school. My mom does, too. I coast downhill to school. I do, too. How do you get to school? How do you get to school? How do you get to school? How do you get to school? Listen and I’ll tell you Listen and I’ll tell you Listen and I’ll tell you how I get to school. I take a ferry to school. Yes, I do. I take a ferry to school. Do you take one, too? I take the subway to school. Yes, I do. I take the subway to school. Do you take it, too? How do you get to school? How do you get to school? How do you get to school? How do you get to school?

GRAMMAR 1 too for agreeing I ride my scooter to school. I do, too. I take the bus to school. I don’t. I take the subway. My brother rides his bike to school. My brother does, too. My sister rides her skateboard to school. My sister doesn’t. She walks. 2 Listen and check. Hi Miguel. I’m taking a survey. How do you get to school? I ride my bike. How about you, Carlos? How do you get to school? I ride my scooter. Hello Fernanda. How do you get to school? I take the bus. Hi Rosario, I’m doing a survey. How do you get to school? I ride my scooter. Tomas, how do you get to school? I walk. And you Graciela? How do you get to school? I take the bus.

VOCABULARY 2 1 Listen and say. get on I get on my bike. pedal uphill I pedal uphill. coast downhill I coast downhill. get off I get off my bike. park I park my bike. 2 Listen and stick. OK—first I get on my bike—like this. This first part is down the hill. So I coast downhill. Weeee! Now I have to pedal uphill again. This is difficult! I’m there! Great! Now I get off the bike and park it. GRAMMAR 2 but as a contrast My mother takes the bus to work, but my father takes the subway.

READING 1 Listen and read. Hot Air Balloons It’s always exciting to see a colorful hot air balloon in the sky—but here there are hundreds! In October of every year, balloonists gather at the International Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque, USA. About 600 balloons are up in the sky at the same time! How does a hot air balloon fly? When the balloon is on the ground, people light gas to make a small fire. The fire heats the air in the balloon. Because hot air always rises, the balloon begins to go up into the air. The pilot of the balloon stands in the basket and lights the gas to go higher. The wind then blows the balloon along. Usually there’s a group of people on the ground called the “chase team.” They follow the balloon in a truck. The chase team uses a radio to talk to the pilot. The pilot looks for a safe place to land the balloon and tells the chase team where to go. Then the chase team takes the balloon and the pilot back home!