Book 2 Unit 1 Page 3 Introduction Chant I m Chloe. Who are you? I m Susie. Who are you? I m Clive. Who are you? I m Britney. Who are you? I m Adam. Who are you? Who are we? We are children. Who are we? We are children. Page 4 1. schoolbag 2. glue 3. scissors 4. desk 5. pencil case 6. eraser 7. pencil 8. pen 9. exercise book 10. teacher 11. coloured pencils 12. ruler Schoolbag Chant Page 5 Schoolbag, schoolbag What s in my schoolbag? I ve got a pencil case. Schoolbag, schoolbag What s in my schoolbag? I ve got scissors. Schoolbag, schoolbag What s in my schoolbag? I ve got 7 coloured pencils. Schoolbag, schoolbag What s in my schoolbag? I ve got an exercise book. Schoolbag, schoolbag What s in my schoolbag? I ve got an eraser. Schoolbag, schoolbag What s in my schoolbag? I ve got glue.
1. book, flower, magazine 2. dove, pencil, pen 3. boy, girl, tree 4. ruler, eraser, shoe 5. river, flower, kite 6. school bag, lion, giraffe 7. scissors, pencil, coloured pencils 8. pen, ruler, teacher 9. apple, marshmallow, kite Page 6 1. one schoolbag 2. two boys 3. three girls 4.four giraffes 5. five scissors 6. six erasers 7. seven trees 8. eight pens 9. nine flowers 10. ten pencils Page 7 Up Down Rap Up, down, turn around I climb up the tree And ride around town. Under, above This is a dove On, in, I touch my chin. One more time. Up, down, turn around I climb up the tree And ride around town. Under, above This is a dove On, in, I touch my chin. Page 9 big bigger biggest tall taller tallest long longer longest Page 10 strong stronger strongest far further furthest heavy heavier heaviest Page 11 Super-Nature Facts Giraffes Do you know that giraffes are the tallest land animals? They also have the longest neck and the biggest heart. The big heart is needed to pump the blood up to the head. Isn t nature wonderful!
Page 12 Story: A Cat up a Tree Picture 1: Chloe: Picture 2: Susie: Picture 3: Chloe: Picture 4: Clive: Picture 5: All 4 children: Picture 6: All 4 children: I m in the playground. Oh! A cat is up in the tree. What can we do? Here comes Super-Nature! Look! It s Super-Nature! Super-Nature is a giraffe. Super-Nature is bringing the cat down. Thank you, Super-Nature. Page 13 1. teacher eraser exercise book 2. glue pencil ruler 3. school bag scissors desk 4. pen pencil pencil case 5. coloured pencils schoolbag exercise book 6. pencil case scissors pencil
Unit 2 page 16 Song: When I'm Happy I clap my hands when I m happy, I clap my hands when I m happy, I clap my hands when I m happy, Come on and clap with me. I shake all over when I m frightened, I shake all over when I m frightened, I shake all over when I m frightened, Come on and shake with me. I stamp my feet when I m angry, I stamp my feet when I m angry, I stamp my feet when I m angry, Come on and stamp with me. I rub my tummy when I m hungry, I rub my tummy when I m hungry, I rub my tummy when I m hungry, Come on and eat with me. I yawn when I m tired, I yawn when I m tired, I yawn when I m tired, Come on and yawn with me, Let s learn about how we feel. happy, sad, angry, frightened, tired Page 17 surprised, thirsty, hungry, shy, worried Page 19 1. happy hungry angry 2. surprised frightened worried 3. angry hungry happy 4. thirsty tired worried 5. sad shy surprised 6. worried thirsty frightened
Page 22 1. Happy Horse 2. Worried Donkey 3. Page Angry 23 Cow 4. Frightened Bull 5. The Sad Angry Duck Bull 6. Happy Duck 7. Hungry Dog 8. Tired Cat 9. Thirsty Goat 10. Surprised Sheep 11. Shy Rabbit 12. Angry Hen 13. Surprised Rooster Page 23 Story: The Angry Bull Picture 1: Chloe: What a big field. Let s cross it. Picture 2: Chloe: Oh my! The bull, it s running towards us! Page 24 Picture 3: Susie: I m frightened. Run! Picture 4: Chloe: Here comes Super-Nature. Adam: Look. That cow is Super-Nature. Picture 5: Britney: Now the bull is happy. He has a friend. Picture 6: All 4 children: Thank you, Super-Nature. Page 24 1. family 2. group 3. classify The Cat Family 4. Persian cat 5. puma 6. lion 7. Siamese cat 8. cheetah 9. tiger Page 25 The dog family 10. Poodle 11. Jackal 12. Pekinese 13. Dalmatian 14. wolf 15. fox
Page 28 yellow dog, green dog, yellow dog, pink sheep, blue sheep, pink sheep brown bull, orange bull, blue cat, red cat, Page 29 1. fox Pekinese Persian cat 2. angry happy happy 3. surprised surprised worried 4. sad angry sad 5. lion wolf tiger 6. shy shy happy 7. frightened cow frightened donkey surprised rooster 8. Poodle Siamese cat Dalmatian 9. surprised rooster thirsty goat surprised sheep
Unit 3 page 30 Song: At the Crossing Refrain I look this way I look that way. What can I see? What can I hear? I look this way. I look that way. I cross when no cars are near. Refrain I m skipping up and down the street. I need to get to the other side. I m skipping to the crossing. And at the crossing I stop. Refrain I m marching up and down the street. I need to get to the other side. I m marching to the crossing. And at the crossing I stop. I m running up and down the street. I need to get to the other side. I m running to the crossing. And at the crossing I stop. Refrain x 2. Page 31 1. car 2. bus 3. zebra crossing 4. truck 5. bicycle 6. motorbike 7. traffic lights 8. train 9. street Page 32 1. The cat is near The cat is far The car is near 2. The train is near The train is far The truck is far 3. The bicycle is near The motorbike is far The motorbike is near 4. The bus is far The duck is near The bus is near 5. The traffic lights are near The truck is near The truck is far 6. The eagle is near The eagle is far The forest is far
Page 33 Left Right Chant We are marching Left, right, Left, right. We are jumping Left, right, Left, right. We are hopping Left, right, Left, right. We are clapping Left, right, Left, right. We are looking Left, right, Left, right. We are reaching Left, right, Left, right. We are stopping. Stop! Page 34 1. eagle bird cat 2. bus car horse 3. motorbike eye ear 4. foot dog hand 5. forest tree giraffe 6. traffic lights knees zebra crossing Pages 35 38 car, bus, truck, zebra crossing, bicycle, motorbike, train, traffic lights, street, eagle, forest, hole. Page 41 Near, far Let s travel in the car. Far, near, Let s stay here. Look at us We re going far in the bus I can hear, The cat is near!
Page 42 Britney: I like travelling by car. How do you like travelling? Clive: I like travelling by train. How do you like travelling? Susie: I like riding my bicycle. How do you like travelling? Adam: I like travelling by bus. How do you like travelling? Page 43 Story: Down the Cliff 1. Chloe: It s Wednesday. It s a lovely day. Look! The sun is shining and the sky is blue. 4 children: We are walking. We are walking. We are walking in the sunshine. 2. Chloe: Oh no, it s cloudy. It s going to rain. 4 children: We are running. We are running. We are running to get home. 3. Chloe: It s raining. 4 children: We are running fast. We are running fast. We are running fast. Adam: Help! I ve fallen down the cliff. 4. Chloe: Here comes Super-Nature. 5. Susie: Super-Nature is a monkey. Britney: No. Super-Nature isn t a monkey. Super-Nature is an ape. Clive: Super-Nature is an Orang-utan. Orang-utans are apes. 6. Adam: I m holding on to Super-Nature s back. Adam: Thank you, Super-Nature. Page 44 1. air 2. hot 3. world 4. equator 5. wet, dry 6. toucan 7. gorilla 8. bonobo 9. alligator 10. Monarch butterfly
Page 45 Super-Nature Facts - Rainforests Tropical rainforests are found around the Equator. Tropical rainforests are hot, wet places that make most of the world s air. And lots of very special animals and plants live in them. Rainforests are very important to you and me. Isn t nature wonderful! Page 46 1. car bus bicycle 2. truck traffic lights train 3. street zebra crossing train 4. bus bicycle motorbike 5. zebra crossing traffic lights motorbike 6. car street traffic lights Page 47 1. head head hand 2. feet toes feet 3. ears eyes ears 4. toes nose toes 5. hands feet hands 6. knees arms arms 7. mouth nose nose 8. knees nose knees Page 49 red mouth, pink mouth, red mouth, blue eyes, green eyes, blue eyes orange nose, purple nose, brown hair, yellow hair,
Unit 4 page 50 Mother: Chloe: Let s go shopping for fruit. OK. apple orange pear banana strawberry plum thief handbag Page 51 Story: The Fruit Stall Picture 1: Mother: Two apples, please. Shopkeeper: Here you are. Picture 2: Chloe: Three bananas, please. Shopkeeper: Here you are. Picture 3: Mother: Four oranges, please. Shopkeeper: Here you are. Picture 4: Mother: Stop, thief! My handbag! Picture 5: Chloe: Here comes Super-Nature. Shopkeeper: That dog is Super-Nature. Thief: Oh no, It s Super-Nature. Picture 6: Policeman: Thank you, Super-Nature. Mother: Thank you, Super-Nature.
Pages 52 & 53 Song: 10 Red Apples Ten red apples, sitting on a plate, ten red apples sitting on a plate, Along comes an elephant and says apples are great. Then there are nine red apples sitting on a plate. Nine red apples sitting on a plate, nine red apples sitting on a plate. Along comes a monkey and says apples are great, Then there are eight red apples sitting on a plate. Eight red apples sitting on a plate, eight red apples sitting on a plate, Along comes a hippo and says apples are great. Then there are seven red apples sitting on a plate. Seven red apples sitting on a plate, seven red apples sitting on a plate. Along comes a kangaroo and says apples are great. Then there are six red apples sitting on a plate. Six red apples sitting on a plate, six red apples sitting on a plate. Along comes a big brown bear and says apples are great. Then there are five red apples sitting on a plate. Five red apples sitting on a plate, five red apples sitting on a plate. Along comes a penguin, and says apples are great. Then there are four red apples sitting on a plate. Four red apples sitting on a plate, four red apples sitting on a plate, Along comes a tiger and says apples are great. Then there are three red apples sitting on a plate. Three red apples sitting on a plate, three red apples sitting on a plate. Along comes a crocodile and says apples are great. Then there are two red apples sitting on a plate. Two red apples sitting on a plate, two red apples sitting on a plate. Along comes a robot and says apples are great. Then there is one red apple sitting on a plate. One red apple sitting on a plate, one red apple sitting on a plate. Along comes your teacher and says apples are great. Then there are no red apples sitting on the plate.
Page 54 1. elephant 2. monkey 3. bear 4. kangaroo 5. penguin 6.crocodile 7. tiger 8. hippo Page 55 grandmother - grandfather pears - bananas penguin - hippo apples - oranges 1 bear - 2 bears no walking stick - walking stick Page 56 1. monkey donkey dog 2. bear bull monkey 3. penguin tiger lion 4. elephant crocodile rooster 5. kangaroo cat penguin 6. hippo penguin bear Page 57 Where s the frog? The frog is on the log. Where s the fish? The fish is next to the log. Where s the cat? The cat is near the frog. Where are the glasses? The glasses are in the pond, under the water. Where s the sun? The sun is above the pond.
Page 58 1. frog log pond 2. above near on 3. shout wish fall 4. log glasses sun 5. next to in under 6. eat fall shout Page 59 1. floor apple window 2. penguin eagle crocodile 3. floor carpet ladybird 4. orange table plum 5. tiger hippo lion 6. brown bear strawberry monkey Page 60 Super-nature facts Frogs and Toads Frogs have big, strong back legs for leaping and swimming. Toads have short back legs for walking. They also swim. Frogs swim fast and toads swim slowly. Frogs have smooth or slimy skin. Toads have warty, dry skin. Isn t nature wonderful! Isn Page 61 Super-nature facts Frogs and Toads Frogs and toads live near water. They lay eggs that hatch into tadpoles that turn into frogs or toads. Pages 63 1. orange pear plum 2. banana pear strawberry 3. banana bonobo poodle 4. apple orange strawberry 5. thief handbag cheetah 6. thief tiger toucan
Unit 5 Page 66 & 67 Story: The Tortoise and the Hare Susie s mother: Would you like to hear a story? All the children: Yeeees! Susie s mother: This is the story of the Tortoise and the Hare. 1. Once upon a time, a tortoise was walking slowly along the road plod, plod, plod. She saw a hare that was running and skipping down the road whoosh! 2. The hare saw the tortoise, stopped and laughed and laughed. You are so slow, laughed the hare. Yes, said the tortoise. "I am slow. But, let s have a race. I ll race you to the top of the hill. Can you see it? Yes, said the hare. I can see it. I ll happily race you there. That s very funny!" 3. The hare called his friends to watch the race. The fox said: Ready, steady.. go! 4. The tortoise started walking very slowly plod, plod, plod. The hare ran off very fast whoosh! 5. After a few minutes, the hare looked back and saw the tortoise was far away. The tortoise is so far away, he said. I ve got time to sleep. He sat down under a tree, closed his eyes and went to sleep. 6. The tortoise carried on walking plod, plod, plod. Up the hill she walked plod, plod, plod. She heard snoring. Who s that? Goodness! It s the hare! He's asleep. Good. She carried on walking plod, plod, plod. 7. The hare woke up. Where s the tortoise? She s not down there. She s up there. She s at the top. 8. Aha! Shouted the tortoise. "Slow but sure wins the race! All the animals shouted: Hurray for the tortoise! Page 68 1. tortoise 2. hare 3. fox 4. road 5. laugh 6. watch 7. hill 8.top 9.bottom 10. sleep 11. snore 12. race 13. win
Page 69 1. fox box top 2. watch hare win 3. win watch hill 4. tortoise laugh bottom 5. race road hare 6. sleep snore laugh Page 70 Opposites 1. happy sad 2. black white 3. open closed 4. heavy light 5. fast slow 6. big small 7. above below 8. short tall Page 71 More opposites 1. hot cold 2. day night 3. up down 4. left right 5. top bottom 6. weak strong 7. far near 8. short long
Song Opposites We are happy, and we are sad. We are good, and we are bad. We are big, and we are small. We are short and we are tall. This is wet and this is dry. This is low and this is high. This is short and this is long. I am weak and I am strong. We are happy, and we are sad. We are good, and we are bad. We are big, and we are small. We are short and we are tall. Look above and look below. I am fast and I am slow. Look to the left and look to the right. This is heavy and this is light. Page 72 strong stronger strongest heavy heavier heaviest big - bigger - biggest far further furthest tall taller tallest long longer - longest Page 73 Super-Nature Facts Rabbits and Hares Hares are bigger, heavier and stronger than rabbits. Hares have longer ears than rabbits. Hares can jump further than rabbits. Baby hares are born fully-haired, with open eyes, and can jump. Baby rabbits are born with no hair with their eyes closed and they can t jump. They can t do anything. They need their mother. Both rabbits and hares eat at night. They like to eat berries and also green things like leaves and grass. Isn t nature wonderful!
Pages 75 & 76 It's a Rabbit Chant It is a rabbit. It is a hen. It is a chair. It is a pen. She is Britney. He is Clive. She can dance. He can dive. It s a horse. It s a dog. It s a bull. It s a frog. She s Susie. He s Adam. She can swim. He can run. 1. rabbit tortoise hare 2. fox jelly cake 3. hamster sun hare 4. road street hill 5. box of chocolates strawberry bracelet 6. sleep dive swim Page 77 moon - sun boy is happy - boy is sad boy going to left - boy going to right hare - rabbit hamster - dog the cat is sleeping - the cat is jumping strawberries - apples girl is skipping - girl is clapping magician - grandfather
Unit 6 page 78 Song: Clothes Rap Refrain I m covered in clothes From head to toe Because I don t want to feel cold. I m covered in clothes From head to toe Because I don t want to feel cold. Refrain. I ve got a hat on my head And a scarf round my neck And a big thick sweater on my chest. Refrain. I ve got trousers on my legs And socks on my feet And big black boots on those. Refrain. I ve got gloves on my hands And a coat on my body And an umbrella in case it rains.
Pages 87 & 88 Story: Goldilocks and the Three Bears Susie s mother: Shall I tell you another story? All the children: Yes, please! Susie s mother: This is the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. 1. Once upon a time, three bears lived in a house in a forest. There was a Daddy Bear, a Mummy Bear and a Baby Bear. One morning, Mummy Bear made porridge for them all for breakfast. The porridge was too hot. So they went for a walk. 2. A little girl called Goldilocks lived with her mother and father on the edge of the forest. Early one morning, Goldilocks got up and went for a walk along the path in the forest. 3. She found the bears house. She knocked on the door. No-one answered. She opened the door and walked in. On the table, there were three bowls of porridge. 4. Goldilocks was hungry. She tasted the porridge from the big bowl. "This porridge is too hot!" she exclaimed. 5. So, she tasted the porridge from the medium-sized bowl. "This porridge is too cold," she said. 6. So, she tasted the little bowl of porridge. Ahhh, this porridge is just right, "she said happily and she ate it all up. Pages 89 90 7. After she'd eaten Baby Bears' breakfast, she felt tired. She saw three chairs. Goldilocks sat in the big chair to rest her feet. "This chair is too hard!" she said. 8. So she sat in the medium-sized chair. "This chair is too soft!" she said. 9. So she tried the little chair. "Ahhh, this chair is just right," she sighed. But the chair broke! 10. Now Goldilocks was very tired. She found three beds. She lay down on the big bed. "This bed is too hard!" she said. 11. Then she lay down on the medium-sized bed. "This bed is too soft!" she said. 12. Then she lay down on the little bed. "This bed is just right!" she said. Goldilocks fell asleep.
Pages 91 & 92 13. As she was sleeping, the three bears came home. "Someone's been eating my porridge," growled Daddy Bear. "Someone's been eating my porridge," said Mummy Bear. "Someone's been eating my porridge and eaten it all up!" cried Baby Bear. 14. "Someone's been sitting in my chair," growled Daddy Bear. "Someone's been sitting in my chair," said Mummy Bear. "Someone's been sitting in my chair and they've broken it," cried Baby Bear. 15. They looked at the beds. Daddy Bear growled, "Someone's been sleeping in my bed." "Someone's been sleeping in my bed, " said Mummy Bear. "Someone's been sleeping in my bed and she's still there!" exclaimed Baby Bear. 16. Goldilocks woke up and saw the three bears. She screamed, "Help!" 17. But Baby Bear said: Don t be frightened! Let s be friends. 18. Now Goldilocks and the three bears are friends. And they all lived happily ever after.
Page 93 The Day of the Week Chant Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. What day of the week is it today? What day of the week is it? What day of the week is it today? Today is Friday. What day of the week is it today? What day of the week is it? What day of the week is it today? Today is Tuesday. What day of the week is it today? What day of the week is it? What day of the week is it today? Today is Wednesday. Song: On Sunday We Sleep On Sunday, we sleep. On Monday, we meet. On Tuesday, we talk. On Wednesday, we walk. On Thursday, we throw. On Friday, we follow. On Saturday, we seek. And it s the end of the week. Page 94 Super-Nature Facts Apes and Monkeys Orang-utans, chimpanzees, bonobos, gorillas and gibbons are apes. Spider monkeys, tamarins, marmosets, baboons, capuchin monkeys and howler monkeys are all monkeys. Apes and monkeys and humans yes, you and me - are all primates. Isn t nature wonderful The Ape family: 1. chimpanzee 2. orang-utan 3. baboon 4. gibbon 5. gorilla. The Monkey family: 6. bonobo 7. howler monkey 8. tamarin 9. spider monkey 10. capuchin monkey 11. marmoset
Pages 95 & 96 Super-Nature Facts Apes and Monkeys Apes don't have tails. Most monkeys do have tails. Apes are more like people: some can make tools and use language. Koko is a famous gorilla. She uses human sign language to talk to us. She knows over 1000 words and can understand people speaking. Isn t nature wonderful! Pages 97 & 98 1. fox socks dog 2. scarf sweater I can hear thunder 3. chair bed porridge 4. puma hat cat 5. I can see lightening gloves I can hear thunder 6. monkey ape river