1 In the wild

Animals
map

Ukraine

China

Egypt

India

Australia

Unit 1 Identify and use new words: animals, countries

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 Lesson 1
Vocabulary

1 1.1–1.2 Listen and say. Then listen and number.

bear camel crocodile kangaroo 1

panda wolf fox tiger

2 Look at page 8. Find the animals in Activity 1.

Are there are any of these animals where you live?

3 Which animals are from more than one country?

Which animals are from only one country?

4 1.3 Sing and act out. Be a star!

Zoom around the world

Zoom! Around the world! India, Ukraine, China.
Count the countries 1, 2, 3! I can hear wolves and bears.
Zoom! Around the world! And look! I think there’s
What animals can you see? A camel over there!

Welcome to Australia! But my favourite is in China.

Can you see a kangaroo? Listen! Crunch, crunch!
Listen! Snap, snap! I can see a panda.
There are crocodiles, too. Mmm. It’s having lunch.

Unit 1 Sing a song

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 Lesson 2 Grammar time
1 1.4 Listen and read. What animals can they see?

1 2 This is the China

Zone. There are
some pandas.

There aren’t
any tigers.

Look! This is the India Zone.

There are some crocodiles.

3 4
Where are we now?

I don’t know. There Yes, there are! Look!

aren’t any animals! There are some
kangaroos! Hurray!

2 1.4 Read and match. Listen again and check.

There are some …

There aren’t any …

3 Work in groups. Act out the story. Be a star!

Unit 1 There are / aren’t + some / any

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 Lesson 3 Grammar focus
GraphicGrammar
1 1.5 Look and read.
There are / aren’t + some / any

There are some crocodiles .

There aren’t any pandas .

aren’t are not

2 Look and complete the sentences.

1 There are some foxes. 5 wolves.

2 There aren’t any pandas. 6 kangaroos.
3 There crocodiles. 7 bears.
4 There camels. 8 tigers.

3 Work in pairs. Play a game. Be a star!

Unit 1

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 Lesson 4 Reading

Wolves
Wolves can be grey, black, white or brown.
There are wolves in sixty countries. There are
wolves in Ukraine, India and China. There aren’t
any wolves in Australia.
Wolves are big. Lots of wolves are a hundred
centimetres (cm) long. They’ve got a long tail. Some
are fifty cm long. They’ve got forty-two teeth. A wolf
can run at sixty-five kilometres per hour (kph)!

A wolf family is called a ‘pack’. There

are four to nine wolves in a pack.
Wolves eat birds and fish.

Look! These are baby wolves. They’re

called ‘cubs’. This mother’s got four cubs.

Unit 1 Read an information text

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 Vocabulary

20 30 40 50 60
twenty thirty forty fifty sixty

70 80 90 100
seventy eighty ninety a hundred

1 Look at the photos. Think of two things you know

1.6
about wolves. Read and check your ideas.

2 Read again. Complete the facts. Be a star!

Wolf facts
Colours: grey , , Teeth:
, Can run at: kph
Countries with wolves: 60 Number in a pack:
Body: cm long Food: birds ,
Tail: cm long

3 Work in pairs. What can you remember about wolves?

4 What do you think about wolves? Choose and tick ( ).

They’re scary. They’re beautiful. They’re bad.

Unit 1 Find key facts

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 Lesson 5 Sounds and letters
1 1.7 Listen and say. Complete.

cat p n f g d g c b
2 1.8 Listen and say the chant. Then write the letters.

The bl a ck c t is
Under the r d b d.

My m m has g t
A f nny w g.

The fr g and the d g

Are on the l g.

Learning to learn
Look at the pattern in these words:
thirty forty fifty sixty seventy

Underline the pattern in these words:

ruler rubber sister brother teacher tiger

Unit 1 Sounds and letters: identify short vowel sounds Learning to learn: identify patterns
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 Lesson 6 Language in use
1 1.9 Listen and say.

Are there any birds?

Yes, there are!

How many are there?

Let’s see. There are

… twenty birds!
Are there any flowers?

Yes, there are. There

are … forty flowers.
Are there any foxes?

No, there aren’t. But

look! There’s a spider.
Oh, no! Run!

2 Work in pairs. Ask and answer.

Student A Student B

60 30 0 50 40 0

Are there any insects?

Yes, there are!
How many are there?

3 Now it’s your turn. Draw a nature picture. Play a game. Be a star!

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 Lesson 7 Listening and speaking Vocabulary

1 Look at the photos.

1.10
What animal is this? Listen and check.
forest tongue

2 1.10 Listen again. Circle the correct words.

1 There are some / aren’t any sun bears in China.
2 There are some sun bears in India / Ukraine.
3 They like cold / hot forests.
4 They can / can’t climb trees.
5 They’ve got long / short tongues.
6 There are / aren’t lots of sun bears.

3 1.11 Listen and repeat. Then ask and answer about you. Be a star!

What’s your favourite animal?

What dangers are
My favourite animal is a panda. there for wild animals?
Are there any pandas in your country?
No, there aren’t.

Unit 1 Listening: listen for gist Speaking: talk about your favourite animal
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 Lesson 8 Writing
1 Read and follow.
Use capital letters at the beginning of a sentence and for countries: India, China.
Use a full stop (.) at the end of a sentence.

2 Complete with capital letters and full stops.

Tigers
1
T his is a tiger 2
here are tigers in 3
hina and
4
ndia 5
here aren’t any tigers in 6
ustralia
7
igers are orange, black and white 8
hey’ve got

long tails 9
hey can jump and swim

3 Read the facts and complete the text. Be a star!

Crocodiles
Australia and India This is a crocodile.
China are
green and brown
big teeth
There
swim, run

Crocodiles
They
They

Unit 1 Write an animal fact file

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