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Thema 1 Tom’s faraway friends

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Classroom English for you!

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Word mat

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My passport

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Lesson 1.3 What do you look like?

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Lesson 1.4 What are you wearing?

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Lesson 1.5 My favourites

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Lesson 1.6 I’m good at …

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Extra fun pages

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Thema 2 Tom’s house

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Classroom English for you!

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Word mat

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Lesson 2.2 What does your house look like?

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Lesson 2.3 Let’s talk about our house

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Lesson 2.4 Where is Tom?

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Lesson 2.6 Where is the toothbrush?

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Lesson 2.7 A special house

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Lesson 2.8 Tom’s friends: my house, your house

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Extra fun pages

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Thema 3 Tom’s t own

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Classroom English for you!

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Word mat

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Lesson 3.2 Welcome to my town!

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Lesson 3.3 Plans for today

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Lesson 3.4 Things to do

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Lesson 3.6 Where is the restaurant?

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Lesson 3.7 To London

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Lesson 3.8: Tom’s friends: my town, your town

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Extra fun pages

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Thema 4 A day a t school

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Classroom English for you!

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Word mat

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Lesson 4.2 Do you like art or history?

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Lesson 4.3 He doesn’t like maths

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Lesson 4.4 What time is music?

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Lesson 4.6 It’s time for lunch!

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Lesson 4.7 Let’s talk about school!

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Lesson 4.8 Tom’s friends: my school, your school

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Extra fun pages

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My dic t ionary

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Thema 1 Tom’s faraway friends

Classroom English for ydou YOU!

Mag ik naar de wc? May I go to the toilet, please?

Mag ik het licht aan/uit doen? May I turn on/off the lights?

Kun je een voorbeeld geven? Could you give me an example?

Mag ik het raam open-/dichtdoen? May I open/close the window?

Ik begrijp het niet. Kun je het herhalen? I don’t understand. Could you repeat that, please?

Wat bedoel je? What do you mean?

Moeten we dit opschrijven? Do we have to write this down?

Hoe zeg je … in het Engels? How do you say … in English?

Kun je het nog een keer zeggen? Could you say it again, please?

Op welke bladzijde zijn we? What page are we on?

Wil je me helpen? Could you help me, please?

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Word mat

dark blonde hair

ginger hair

blonde hair

black hair

brown hair

spiky hair

straight hair

curly hair

short hair

long hair

blue eyes

green eyes

brown eyes

dark skin

light skin

dress

shirt

t-shirt

trousers

skirt

boots

socks

shoes

trainers

hat

watch

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Tom’s faraway friends My passport

I am wearing own answer My favourite sport is own answer My favourite season is own answer My favourite colour is own answer My favourite shoes are own answer

Your photo

.

.

My name is own answer own answer I’m own answer years old. I live in own answer

.

.

.

I’m good at own answer I am own answer

.

I’ve got own answer I’ve got own answer

eyes.

,

own answer I am tall / short.

hair.

.

My goal for this year (choose one):

1 I will try to speak English.

3 I will help my classmates.

2 I will ask for help.

4 If I make mistakes, that's okay.

5 I will tell myself I can do it.

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Tom’s faraway friends What do you look like?

lesson 1.3

I’m going t o learn how t o say … ✓ ‘I’ve got … eyes.’ ✓ ‘I’ve got …, … hair.’

✓ ‘I’ve got …. skin.’ ✓ ‘I am tall/short.’

Let’s do this together! Fill in the gaps on the next page.

blue eyes

brown eyes

green eyes

dark skin

light skin

curly, black hair

long, dark blonde hair

spiky blonde hair

curly, blond hair

long, ginger hair

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Tom’s faraway friends What do you look like?

lesson 1.3

I’ve got brown I’ve got curly I’ve got dark

eyes.

, black

hair.

skin.

I am short.

I’ve got brown I’ve got short I’ve got a dark

eyes.

, black

hair.

skin.

I am tall.

I’ve got brown I’ve got curly I’ve got a dark

eyes.

, blonde

hair.

skin.

I am short.

I’ve got blue I’ve got long I’ve got a light

eyes.

, dark blonde

hair.

skin.

I am tall.

Goal check!

I know how to say: ‘I’ve got … eyes.’ I know how to say: ‘I’ve got …, … hair.’ I know how to say: ‘I’ve got a …. skin.’ I know how to say: ‘I am tall/short.’

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Tom’s faraway friends What are you wearing?

lesson 1.4

I’m going t o learn how t o … ✓ listen to a story and answer the questions.

Let’s do this together! 1 Listen and tick the box.

Goal check!

I know how to listen to a story and answer the questions.

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Tom’s faraway friends My favourites

lesson 1.5 I’m going t o learn how t o say …

✓ ‘My favourite sport is … .’ ✓ ‘My favourite colour is … .’ ✓ ‘My favourite shoes are … .’ ✓ ‘My favourite season is… .’

Let’s do this together! 1 What are your favourites? Tick the box. My favourite sport is …

football

basketball

hockey

volleybal

surfing

horse riding

gymnastics

playing tennis

My favourite colour is …

red

green

blue

black

brown

yellow

pink

purple

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white

orange

bright pink

light blue

grey

rainbow

dark blue

dark green

My favourite shoes are …

trainers

ballet pumps

clogs

high heels

sandals

flip flops

boots

Dr. Martens

My favourite season is …

spring

summer

autumn

winter

Goal check!

I know how to say: ‘My favourite sport is … .’ I know how to say: ‘My favourite colour is … .’ I know how to say: ‘My favourite shoes are … .’ I know how to say: ‘My favourite season is … .’

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Tom’s faraway friends I’m good at …

lesson 1.6 I’m going t o learn how t o say … ✓ I’m good at … . ✓ I am … .

Let’s do this together! 1 Listen and tick the box.

painting

baking

playing

friendly

neat

curious

football

baking

painting

making plans

happy

neat

helpful

painting

playing

baking

happy

advent urous

smart

football

making plans

playing

painting

smart

friendly

handy

football

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2 What talents have you got? Tick the box. I’m good at …

playing

playing tennis

playing table tennis

swimming

baking

running

football

painting

drawing

making plans

listening

working

reading

together

I am …

fast

patient

helpful

curious

happy

clever

funny

handy

friendly

strong

neat

advent urous

Goal check!

I know how to say: ‘I’m good at … .’ I know how to say: ‘I am … .’

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Tom’s faraway friends Extra fun pages

Roll-a-face! Roll the dice. Look at the number on the dice and match it to the dice in the picture. You have to draw the head first, so keep rolling the dice until you roll number 1. Make sure you draw it nice and big. Then roll the dice again. Which eyes match with the number on the dice? Draw the eyes. Continue until you've finished your drawing.

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Hello, my name is own answer

. I am own answer years old.

I have own answer

eyes and own answer

hair. It’s nice to meet you!

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Tom’s faraway friends Extra fun pages

Getting to know Tom and his friends Which flag belongs to Tom’s country? Which flags belong to Mandisa’s, Sai’s, Olivia’s and Paulo’s countries? Draw a line.

Tom

Mandisa

Sai

Olivia

Paulo

India

Verenigd Koninkrijk

Verenigde Staten

Zuid-Afrika

Brazilië

Which sport is popular in Tom’s country? Which sports are popular in Mandisa’s, Sai’s, Olivia’s and Paulo’s countries? Draw a line.

Tom

Mandisa

Sai

Olivia

Paulo

rugby

football

cricket

capoeira

American football

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Which food is popular in Tom’s country? What food is popular in Mandisa’s, Sai’s, Olivia’s and Paulo’s countries?

Tom

Mandisa

Sai

Olivia

Paulo

fish & chips

khichdi

bobotie

hamburger

feijoada

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Tom’s faraway friends Extra fun pages

Word search Can you find all the words?

name hair favourite colour age home country clothing trousers shirt

ASFLLEYEBROWSE

COREHEECOGRREM

R R I

H L Y H S S Y R I

M T

A H E I

EELHPUNAOI

VTNSEBOROI

E H H F

CRDKEEEOR I

L R O A

dress shoes friends

LOSCSCNTSOI

N T V

OUATFACEELCAI O

face eyes lips eyebrows ears cheeks

TSEERREPODOMAU

HEAHUASSHRUERR

I RRSOGHUEENAT I

N S S O L E I

U O S T I

R T

G O O T O S R S I

S R E O E

R I

NRCHTAHAYRPS

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Can you find Tom’s backpack? Read the words. Put a circle around clothes words. Find all 16 clothes words. Start!

shirt dress nose rugby autumn arms favourite colours name

eyes shoes tennis hat trousers t-shirt red surfing eyes

mouth trainers

summer basketball volleyball legs swimming socks hands hat shirt

purple blue yellow seasons apple dress trainers shoes banana

spring legs football old sports face gymnastics blue colours

socks boots winter skirt

autumn orange sports

Where is Tom’s backpack? Tom’s back pack is behind the red

door.

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Thema 2 Tom’s house

Classroom English for ydou YOU!

Mag ik naar de wc? May I go to the toilet, please?

Mag ik het licht aan/uit doen? May I turn on/off the lights?

Kun je een voorbeeld geven? Could you give me an example?

Mag ik het raam open-/dichtdoen? May I open/close the window?

Ik begrijp het niet. Kun je het herhalen? I don’t understand. Could you repeat that, please?

Wat bedoel je? What do you mean?

Moeten we dit opschrijven? Do we have to write this down?

Hoe zeg je … in het Engels? How do you say … in English?

Kun je het nog een keer zeggen? Could you say it again, please?

Op welke bladzijde zijn we? What page are we on?

Wil je me helpen? Could you help me, please?

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Word mat

stairs

downstairs

upstairs

basement

dining room

bookcase

carpet

cupboard

vase

television

game controller

shower

bath

sink

fridge

washing machine

cooker

armchair

sofa

lamp

phone

fireplace

toothbrush

microwave

parents

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Tom’s house What does your house look like? lesson 2.2 I’m going t o learn … ✓ words for things in a house like bookcase, shower, bath and fridge. ✓ to answer the question: what does your house look like? Let’s do this together! 1 a Parts of the house. Where is it? Write down the numbers in the squares. There is one example. 1 bedroom 4 basement 7 garage 2 kitchen 5 bathroom 8 hall 3 dining room 6 living room 9 attic 1 b Read the words. Then draw lines. There is one example.

table

cupboard lamp

chair

bookcase

shower

sink

9

cooker

bath

1

5

sofa

bed

7

8

6

2

3

4

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GRAMMAR ZONE If you want to know what a house looks like, you can ask: ‘What does your house look like?’ Your answer can be: ‘There is a garage/kitchen/bathroom.’ ‘There are two/three/four bedrooms.’ and ‘In the living room there is a sofa/table.’ ‘In the dining room there are two chairs/tables.’

There is one table.

There are two tables.

2 a What does your house look like? Choose the right answer. There is one example.

a What does your house look like? b What does your house look like? c What does your house look like? d What does your house look like?

T here are two bedrooms. T here are three bedrooms.

T here is a dining room and a living room. T here is a living room and a garage.

T here is a bathroom. In the bathroom there is a shower and a bath. T here is a bathroom. In the bathroom is a shower. T here is a living room. In the living room there is a sofa. T here is a living room. In the living room there are two armchairs.

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Tom’s house What does your house look like? lesson 2.2 2 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. One of you asks the questions, the other gives the answers. Then change roles. 3 What does your house look like? Fill in the gaps. Use the Word mat, if you need any help. There is one example. bedroom sink dining room basement fridge cupboard cooker sofa upstairs shower armchairs a In the bedroom there is a bed and a desk. b I n the living room there is a yellow sofa and two armchairs . c I n the kitchen there is a fridge and a cooker . There is also a sink so I can wash my hands. d Upstairs is the bathroom. There is a shower in the bathroom. e D ownstairs there is the basement . f T here is a dining room where we have dinner. In the dining room there is a cupboard with plates. 4 a What does your house look like? Draw your house, then fill in the sentences.

There is a own answer There are own answer

in my house.

.

In the own answer

there is a own answer

.

4 b Finished? Tell your neighbour what your house looks like. Use the sentences above.

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5 a What does you house look like?

Write sentences using the words you know. What does your house look like? There are own answer In the living room there is a own answer In the kitchen there is a own answer In the bathroom there is a own answer There is a own answer

.

and a own answer

.

.

(and) own answer

.

and a own answer

.

There is also a own answer

in my house.

5 b Finished? Practice the sentences together. Tell how your house looks like. Then change roles. 5 c Draw your house.

Goal check!

I know words for things in a house like bookcase, shower, bath and fridge. I can answer the question: ‘What does your house look like?’

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s house Let’s talk about our house

lesson 2.3 I’m going t o learn… ✓ words like carpet, vase and washing machine. ✓ to tell what a house looks like using there is and there are .

Let’s do this together! 1 Read the text and choose the best answer.

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1 What does Tom and his friend see in the garage? I n the garage, there are a lot of bikes. I n the garage there is a washing machine. 2 Who lives in the house? T om, his parents, his brother and sister live in the house. T om, his parents, his sister, his brother, his cat and dog live in the house. 3 Where is Tom’s photo? T om’s photo is in the dining room. T om’s photo is in the hall. 4 What do they see in the living room? I n the living room is a red armchair and a sofa. I n the living room is a red sofa and there are armchairs.

GRAMMAR ZONE One

Two or more

There are two sweaters in the bedroom.

There is a bath in the bathroom.

There are five bikes in the garage.

There is a table in the dining room.

There are ...

There is ...

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Tom’s house Let’s talk about our house lesson 2.3 2 a There is or there are? Look at the picture, choose the right answer and tell: is it true or false? There is one example.

1 What does your house look like? There is/There are a blue sofa in the living room. 2 What does your house look like? There is/There are four brown chairs in the dining room. 3 What does your house look like? There is/There are three phones in the kitchen.

true/false

true/false

true/false

4 What does your house look like? There is/There are a television and a game controller in the basement. true/false 5 What does your house look like? There is/There are a yellow carpet in the hall. true/false 6 What does your house look like? There is/There are three lamps in the living room. true/false 2 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. 3 What is in my house? There is or there are? Fill in the right words. There is one example. fridge game controller bookcase shower washing machine armchairs cupboards pictures

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1 There is 2 There are 3 There is 4 There is 5 There are 6 There is 7 There are 8 There is

a shower

in the bathroom.

three armchairs a game controller

in the living room.

in the basement.

a bookcase five pictures

in the bedroom.

in the dining room.

a washing machine

in the garage.

two cupboards

in the dining room.

one fridge

in the kitchen. 4 What can you see in the house? Write sentences using there is and there are. own answer

Goal check!

I know words like carpet, vase and washing machine. I can tell what a house looks like, using there is and there are .

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s house Where is Tom? lesson 2.4 I’m going t o learn … ✓ the difference between he , she and it . ✓ how to tell where someone or something in the house is.

Let’s do this together! 1 He, she or it? Tick the box.

he

she

it

he

she

it

he

she

it

he

she

it

he

she

it

he

she

it

he

she

it

he

she

it

GRAMMAR ZONE he

she

it

Where is your mother?

She is in the living room.

He is in the kitchen.

Where is your father?

It is in the garden.

Where is your dog?

It is in the dining room.

Where is the table?

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2 Where is ... ? Fill in the gaps. Choose he , she or it . Then draw or write the words in the right room. There is one example. Where is your cat? It is in the garage. Write or draw the cat. Where is your brother? He is in the bathroom. Write or draw the brother. Where is your mother? She is in the living room. Write or draw the mother. Where is your sister? She is in the basement. Write or draw the sister. Where is the dog? It is in the hall. Write or draw the dog. Where is your father? He is in the dining room. Write or draw the father. Where is your hamster? It is in the bedroom. Write or draw the hamster.

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Tom’s house Where is Tom?

lesson 2.4

3 a Where is … ? Choose and fill in the gasps. There is one example. living room kitchen garden dining room hall basement attic

1 Where is your father? He 2 Where is your cat? It 3 Where is your sister? She 4 Where is your goldfish? It 5 Where is your mother? She 6 Where is your friend? He

is in the hall

.

is in the kitchen

.

is in the dining room

.

is in the garden

.

is in the living room

.

is in the basement

.

7 Where is the cat? It

is in the attic

.

3 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. One of you asks the questions, the other gives the answers. Then change roles.

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4 a Where is … ? Complete the sentences. Use the words you’ve learnt. 1 Where is your mother? She

is in the own choice

.

2 Where is your own choice

? It is in the own choice

.

She

is in the own choice

3 Where is the girl?

.

4 Where is your own choice 5 Where is your own choice 6 Where is your own choice

? He is in the own choice ? She is in the own choice

.

.

? Own choice

is in the own choice

.

4 b Draw a house with the persons and animals, using the sentences above.

Goal check!

I know words for things in a house like bookcase, shower, bath and fridge. I can answer the question: ‘What does your house look like?’

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s house Where is the toothbrush? lesson 2.6 I’m going t o learn … ✓ the words microwave, fire place and toothbrush. ✓ I can tell where something is in the house by using on , under , next to and in front of .

Let’s do this together! 1 Where is the … ? Read and draw it in the pictures.

1 The phone is on the sofa.

2 The vase is under the table.

3 The shower is

4 The toothbrush is on the television.

next to the bath.

5 The armchair

6 The vase is next to the fire place.

7 The cat is

is in front of the bookcase.

sitting on the microwave.

GRAMMAR ZONE

The toothbrush is on the mug.

The toothbrush is under the mug.

The toothbrush is next to the mug.

The toothbrush is in front of the mug.

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2 a Where is the …? Draw lines.

1 Where is the toothbrush? The toothbrush is under the sink.

2 Where is the vase? The vase is on the table.

3 Where is the chair? The chair is in front of the fire place.

4 Where is the game controller? The game controller is under the sofa.

5 Where is the phone? The phone is in my brother’s bedroom.

6 Where is the washing machine? The washing machine is next to the sink.

7 Where is the dog? The dog is in front of my parents’ bedroom.

2 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour.

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Tom’s house Where is the toothbrush?

lesson 2.6 3 a Tell me where it is. Look at the pictures and fill in the gaps. on under next to in front of

The sofa is next to There is a phone on

the lamp. The table is in front of

the sofa.

the table. There is a lamp next to

the sofa.

There is a game controller on There are two armchairs next to

the cupboard.

the fire place. There is a cat under

the chair.

3 b Your turn. Make sentences with the words and draw the picture. on under next to in front of table microwave fire place cupboard sofa armchair game controller vase carpet shower sink bed fridge

1 The own answer

is own answer the own answer

.

2 The own answer

is own answer the own answer

.

3 The own answer

is own answer the own answer

.

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4 a Where is the … ? Write the answers. There is one example.

Where is the lamp?

Where is the chair?

Where is the toothbrush?

The lamp is on the television.

The chair is in front of the washing machine.

The toothbrush is under the sink.

Where is the armchair?

Where is the microwave?

Where is the phone?

The armchair is next to the cupboard. Your turn! Where is the own answer

The microwave is on the fridge.

The phone is in front of my parent’s room.

?

The own answer

is own answer

the own answer

.

4 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. Goal check!

I know the words microwave, fire place and toothbrush. I can tell where something is in the house using on, under, next to and in front of.

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s house A special house

lesson 2.7 I’m going t o learn … ✓ facts about special houses. ✓ to read a text and answer questions.

1 Read and answer the questions.

Did you know that ...

?

?

!

!

... the smallest house in the world is in Poland? It is 1,2 meter wide!

… in Paris, you can sleep in a cottage made of chocolate?

?

! ... that the biggest treehouse was 30 meters high? There were 80 rooms in the house. And there was a church. The tree where the house was built in was still alive until a fire burned down the treehouse.

?

! … some houses are upside-down houses? The basement is upstairs and the attic is downstairs. There is a upside down house in the Netherlands. Benthe lives in this house.

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1 How small is the smallest house? 1,2 cm 1,2 m 1,2 km

2 Where is the chocolate cottage? Paris London Amsterdam

3 What is downstairs in the upside-down house? the basement the bedroom the attic

4 What happened to the biggest tree house? It burned down.

Goal check!

I know some facts about special houses. I can read and answer questions.

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s house Tom’s friends: my house, your house

lesson 2.8 I’m going t o learn … ✓ facts about the houses where Tom’s friends live. ✓ to read and answer questions.

Let’s do this together! 1 Read and answer the questions. My house

I live in a townhouse with my

parents and a nanny. There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms. We have a fireplace in the dining room.

I live in a house with eight people. We have four bedrooms. I sleep in a bedroom with my sister. In the living room there are a lot of paintings on the wall.

I live in a small house with six people. We made our house from plastic and wood. There is one room. We sleep and eat in this room. There is one bed in the room. Me and my sisters sleep on the floor. There is no bathroom.

I live in a large apartment with my sister and parents. There are six bedrooms and three bathrooms. All bathrooms have a bath and shower. There is a dining room and a kitchen. We have two balconies. In the basement of the apartments, there are parking spaces. We don’t have a garden.

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1 How many bathroom are there in Olivia’s house? three

two one

2 Where are a lot of paintings? in the living room in the bedroom in the kitchen

3 Where does Paulo sleep? in his bed

on the sofa on the floor

4 What do all bathrooms in Sai’s house have? A bath and a shower.

5 What is in the basement? There are parking spaces.

Goal check!

I know some facts about the houses where Tom’s friends live. I can read and answer questions.

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s house Extra fun pages

Can you find the words?

bath

cooker

lamp

vase

stairs

bathroom cupboard

phone

bed

garage

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Crosswords puzzle Horizontal 2 There is a shower

Vertical

in the bathroom. 1 The phone

is on the table.

4 I use the stairs

3 There is a carpet 5 In the dining room 7 There is a microwave

to go upstairs.

on the floor.

6 I sit in the armchair

.

is a cupboard.

8 There is a fridge in the kitchen 10 There is a sofa in the living room

.

in the kitchen.

9 The toothbrush

.

is on the sink.

11 The attic

is upstairs .

13 The basement

is downstairs.

You can choose from:

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phone

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Tom’s house Extra fun pages

Read, draw and write Read and draw the words in the picture. Then write the correct word. There is one example.

This is my upside down house. Downstairs is my bedroom. There is a

and a

.

and a

in the bathroom.

The bathroom is also downstairs. There is a

sleeps in the bath.

My

and two yellow

.

There is a living room upstairs with a pink

on the table with black

.

There is a

and a

.

There is a kitchen upstairs with a

in the attic.

There is a

What else do you see? Draw it in the picture. Write down the words.

microwave

bath

shower

vase

bed

armchairs

cat

bookcase

flowers

toilet

fridge

sofa

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Find two the same houses

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Tom’s house Extra fun pages

Board game: In the house You need a dice, pen and paper. Play the game with a classmate.

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2

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Start!

roll the dice again

this is a …

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7

go to the kitchen (number 15)

jump three times

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10

in the bathroom is a …

skip one turn

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19

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in the dining room is a …

clap your hands five times

tell what your house looks like

roll the dice again

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the television is in the …

go back to the bathroom (number 1)

draw a phone

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turn around four times

this is a …

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name two things that hang on the wall

tell what your bedroom looks like

name four things in a bedroom

take four steps backwards

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the dog is in the …

the microwave is in the …

the shower is in the …

draw a vase with flowers

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5

in the living room is a …

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take two steps forward

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take three steps backwards

draw a toothbrush

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this is a …

name three rooms in a house

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take two steps foward

name three things in a kitchen

draw a fireplace

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Name three things that you can see in the hall

go back to the bedroom

run on your place for 10 seconds

finish!

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wave your hands six times

take five steps backwards

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Thema 3 Tom’s town

Classroom English for ydou YOU!

Mag ik naar de wc? May I go to the toilet, please?

Mag ik het licht aan/uit doen? May I turn on/off the lights?

Kun je een voorbeeld geven? Could you give me an example?

Mag ik het raam open-/dichtdoen? May I open/close the window?

Ik begrijp het niet. Kun je het herhalen? I don’t understand. Could you repeat that, please?

Wat bedoel je? What do you mean?

Moeten we dit opschrijven? Do we have to write this down?

Hoe zeg je … in het Engels? How do you say … in English?

Kun je het nog een keer zeggen? Could you say it again, please?

Op welke bladzijde zijn we? What page are we on?

Wil je me helpen? Could you help me, please?

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Word mat

town

city

shopping centre

library

pet shop

playground swimming pool

restaurant

church

museum

theatre

palace

park

cinema

train station

bus station football stadium skate park

playground read a book

buy a pet

go for a swim take the bus

watch a film

see paintings

eat food

see a play

watch a match

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Tom’s town Welcome to my town!

lesson 3.2

I’m going t o learn … ✓ words for buildings like library, church, swimming pool. ✓ to ask the question: ‘Is there a ... in your town?’ ✓ to listen to a story and answer the questions. Let’s do this together! 1 Is there? Listen and colour the buildings that are in Lily's town. There is one example.

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GRAMMAR ZONE If you want to know what there is in a town, you say: ‘Is there a … (pet shop/swimming pool/restaurant) in your town?’ Your answer can be: ‘Yes, there is a … (pet shop/swimming pool/restaurant) in my town.’ Or: ‘No, there isn’t a … (pet shop/swimming pool/restaurant) in my town.’

2 a What can you see? Tick the box. There is one example.

a Is there a pet shop in your town?

Yes, there is a pet shop in my town. No, there isn’t a pet shop in my town. Yes, there is a swimming pool in my town. No, there isn’t a swimming pool in my town. Yes, there is a museum in my town. No, there isn’t a museum in my town.

b Is there a swimming pool in your town?

c Is there a museum in your town?

d Is there a library in your town?

Yes, there is a library in my town. No, there isn’t a library in my town. Yes, there is a palace in my town. No, there isn’t a palace in my town.

e Is there a palace in your town?

2 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. One of you asks the questions, the other gives the answers. Then change roles.

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Tom’s town Welcome to my town!

lesson 3.2 3 a Fill in the gaps. There is one example.

pet shop

playground

shopping centre

museum

restaurant

library

swimming pool

cinema

1 Is there a pet shop

in your town? Yes, there is a pet shop

in my town. They sell pets. 2 Is there a swimming pool

in your town? No, there isn’t a swimming pool

in my town. I wish there was, I love to go for a swim. 3 Is there are shopping centre in my town: pet shops, book shops, toy shops and more! 4 Is there a cinema at my town. I have to watch films at home. 5 Is there a library in my town. It’s my favourite place to read books. 6 Is there a playground

in your town? Yes, there is a shopping centre

in your town? No, there isn’t a cinema

in your town? Yes, there is a library

in your town? Yes, there is a big playground

in my town. I play there with my friends . 7 Is there a restaurant in my town. You can eat pizza there. 8 Is there a museum

in your town? Yes, there is a restaurant

in your town? No there isn’t a museum

in my town. Such a pity, I love to see paintings. 3 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. One of you asks the questions, the other gives the answers. Then change roles.

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4 Choose the correct words and write them on the lines. Use Is there a ... and Yes, there is./No, there isn't a ... . There is one example.

Goal check!

I know words for buildings like library, swimming pool, pet shop. I can ask the question: ‘Is there a … in your town?’. I can listen to a story and answer questions.

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s town Plans for today lesson 3.3 I’m going t o learn … ✓ words like skate park, football stadium and train station. ✓ to tell what I want to do today. ✓ to read a story and answer the questions.

Let’s do this together!

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1 Read the text on the left page and choose the best answer. a Is there a restaurant in Tom’s town?

Yes, there is a restaurant in Tom’s town. No, there isn’t a museum in Tom’s town. Jade wants to go to the museum. Jade wants to go to the shopping centre.

b What does Jade want to do today?

c What does Tom do on Mondays?

On Mondays Tom sees paintings. On Mondays Tom skateboards.

d Where is the skate park?

T he skate park is next to the shopping centre. T he skate park is on Baker Street, next to the swimming pool.

GRAMMAR ZONE When you want to ask what your friends wants to do, you say: ‘What do you want to do today?’ You can answer: ‘Let’s go to the … .’

2 a What do you want to do today? Draw the line. There is one example.

What do you want to do today? Let's go to the ...

football stadium.

own answer

skate park.

museum.

palace.

train station.

Draw it yourself!

2 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour.

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Tom’s town Plans for today lesson 3.3 3 a What do you want to do today? Choose the correct words and write them on the lines. There is one example.

library

football stadium

skate park

swimming pool

train station

a What do you want to do today? I want to read a book. Let’s go to the library

.

b What do you want to do today? I want to go for a swim. Let’s go to the swimming pool . c What do you want to do today? I want to watch trains. Let’s go to the train station . d What do you want to do today? I want to skateboard. Let’s go to the skate park . e What do you want to do today? I want to watch a football match. Let’s go to the football stadium . f Your choice: What do you want to do today? I love to own choice . Let’s go to the own choice . 3 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. 3 c Draw a picture of it.

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4 a What do you want to do today? Read the text and follow the instructions.

Tom is in the park. He sees his friend Max. Tom says: ‘Hello Max. What do you want to do today?’ Max likes to read books and wants to go to the library. Draw a circle around the library .

But Tom doesn’t like books. He wants to go to the swimming pool. Colour the swimming pool blue.

Max says: ‘Okay, let’s go to the swimming pool. Where is the swimming pool?’ Tom tells Max that the swimming pool is on Baker Street. Colour Baker Street purple.

Max says that they need to take the bus to the swimming pool. They walk to the bus station and take the bus to the swimming pool. Draw a line from the bus station to the swimming pool. 4 b Complete the sentences. Fill in the right words. Practice your sentences with a classmate. Then draw a picture. ‘What do you want to do today?’ ‘I want to own choice . ’ ‘Is there a own choice in your town?’ ‘Yes, there is a own choice in my town.’ ‘OK, let’s go to the own choice .’ Goal check! I know words like skate park, football stadium and train station. I can tell what I want to do today. I can read a story and answer the questions.

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s town Things to do lesson 3.4 I’m going t o learn … ✓ how to tell what you can do at places like a library, pet shop and swimming pool. Let’s do this together! 1 a You can …. Draw a line from the sentence to the right word. Then draw a line to the right picture. There is one example.

You can watch a match

You can take the bus

You can see paintings

You can read a book

You can take the train

You can go for a swim

at the swimming pool

at the football stadium

at the museum

at the train station

at the library

at the bus station

1 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. 2 Word search. Find the words in the puzzle.

You can read a book at the library.

You can see paintings at the museum.

You can see a play at the theatre.

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You can watch a film at the cinema.

You can go for a swim at the swimming pool.

You can buy a pet at the pet shop.

You can take the train from the train station.

You can eat food at the restaurant.

You can learn things at school.

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Tom’s town Things to do lesson 3.4 3 You can … . Fill in the puzzle. There is one example.

Horizontal

Vertical

1 You can read a book at the … . 3 You can learn things at … . 5 You can watch a film at the … . 7 You can buy a pet at the … . You can choose from:

2 You can eat food at the … .

4 You can buy a lot of things at the … .

6 You can see a play at the … .

shops

theatre

restaurant

library

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4 a What do you do on Mondays? Fill in the gaps. There is one example. a What do you do on Mondays? On Mondays I go to the swimming pool. You can go for a swim at the swimming pool.

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b What do you do on Tuesdays? On Tuesdays I go to the library. You can read a book at the library. c What do you do on Wednesdays? On Wednesdays I go to the pet shop. You can buy a pet at the pet shop. d What do you do on Thursdays? On Thursdays I go to the museum. You can see paintings at the museum. 4 b Write a story. Tell Tom what you would like to do. There is one example. Tom: What do you do on Mondays? You: On Mondays I go to the theatre

.

Tom: What can you do at the theatre

?

You: You can see a play

.

Tom: What do you do on Tuesdays? You: On Tuesdays I own choice

.

Tom: What can you do at the own choice

?

You: You can own choice

.

Tom: What do you do on Saturdays? You: On Saturdays own choice Tom: What can you do at the own choice

.

?

You: You can own choice

.

Tom: What do you do on Sundays? You: On Sundays own choice

.

Tom: What can you do at the own choice

?

You: You can own choice

.

4 c Finished? Practice the sentences with a classmate. Goal check!

I can say what you can do at places like a library, pet shop and swimming pool.

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s town Where is the restaurant?

lesson 3.6 I’m going t o learn …

✓ how to use words like: on, next to and near. ✓ how to tell where something is in a town.

Let’s do this together! 1 Where is it? Listen and colour the right building.

GRAMMAR ZONE When you want to tell where a building is, you can use: on next to near – The ... is on ... street/road – The ... is next to ... – The ... is near...

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2 a Where is … ? Circle the right answer. There is one example.

Where is the shopping centre? The shopping centre is next to near

Where is the playground? The playground is next to near

on the pet shop.

on Oxford Street.

Where is the museum? The museum is next to near

Where is the swimming pool? The swimming pool is next to near

on the skate park.

on the palace.

Where is the library? The library is next to near

on Church Street. 2 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. 2 c Can you draw the map? Look at the sentences above to draw the map.

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Tom’s town Where is the restaurant? lesson 3.6 3 a Where is the … ? Choose the correct words and write them on the lines. There is one example. bus station library swimming pool restaurant skate park next to near on

a Where is the bus station

? The bus station

is near

the train station.

b Where is the restaurant

? The restaurant

is next to the museum.

c Where is the skate park

? The skate park

is near

the school.

d Where is the swimming pool ? The swimming pool

is on

Oxford Street.

e Where is the library

? The library

is near

the bus station.

3 b Finished? Practice the sentences with your neighbour. 3 c Can you draw the map? Look at the sentences above to draw the map.

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4 a Where is the … ? Draw all marked words in the map.

This is Tom’s town. There is a library in his town. The library is on Main Street next to the shopping centre. Tom likes to read, but he also likes to watch films. There is a cinema in his town. The cinema is near the pet shop on Baker Street. Tom likes to eat pizza. There is a pizza restaurant on Church Street, next to the church. After dinner Tom goes back home. His house is on Smith Street near the playground. 4 b What’s in your town? Write three sentences about your town.

1 own answer 2 own answer 3 own answer

Goal check!

I know how to say where something is in a town. I can use the words on, next to and near to say where something is in a town.

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s town To London

lesson 3.7 I’m going t o learn … ✓ facts about London. ✓ to read a text and answer questions.

1 Read and answer the questions.

Did you know that ...

?

?

!

! ... London Zoo is the oldest zoo in the world?

… there are

8600 red double-decker buses in London?

?

! ... Winnie the Pooh lived in London Zoo? It was a bear. It lived in the zoo for 20 years. Soldiers called the bear Winnie. Winnie the Pooh in the zoo was a girl. Winnie the Pooh in the book is a boy. So, it’s not the same bear.

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! … the Queen of England lives in Buckingham Palace? The palace has 775 rooms and 78 bathrooms! The palace has 760 windows. Every 6 weeks the windows are cleaned.

1 W hat colour are the double decker buses? red blue yellow

2 L ondon Zoo is

the largest zoo. the nicest zoo. the oldest zoo in the world.

4 W ho gave the bear the name Winnie? Soldiers called the bear Winnie.

3 B uckingham Palace is a swimming pool.

the house of the Queen. a house with 78 bedrooms.

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Goal check!

I know some facts about London. I can read and answer questions.

Turn to My dictionary on page 109.

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Tom’s town Tom’s friends: my town, your town

lesson 3.8 I’m going t o learn … ✓ facts about the towns or cities where Tom’s friends live. ✓ to read and answer questions.

Let’s do this together! 1 Read and answer the questions.

My town, my city

I live in Rio de Janeiro. That’s a big city in Brazil. There are more than 200 rivers in my city. A lot of crocodiles live in these rivers.

I live in Mumbai. That’s in India. My house is big but most houses are small. Some houses don’t even have a toilet.

I live in Simon’s town. That’s in South Africa. There are a lot of old buildings and museums in my town. There are a lot of penguins on the beach. Sometimes they walk near my house.

I live in New York. That’s a big city in America. There are a lot of tall buildings. The tallest building is 541 meters tall. My favourite shop is the M&M’s shop. It’s one of the biggest sweet shops in the world! There is also a large park in New York. I like playing in the park with my friends.

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