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Map of the book Grammar
Main character names
Language review Questions and answers Greetings
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Welcome to Diversicus
Vocabulary
What’s for breakfast? Mission: Make a flyer for your restaurant Page 18
A healthy body Mission: Make a health plan Page 30
Activity verbs Sounds and spelling: numbers
was/were + could I could dance when I was four. I couldn’t skip.
Skills
Food and drink Past simple irregular verbs
Defining relative clauses This is for the children who eat breakfast every morning. That’s the table where we all eat. This is the breakfast which dad likes to make.
Sounds and spelling: c spelling for ‘s’ and ‘k’ sound
Parts of the body Health problems
Sounds and spelling: kn and n spelling for ‘n’ sound
Past simple + with/when When I finished school, I went home.
Review of comparative and superlative adjectives, as … as I’m not as fast as her. Rose’s taller than Jenny. Ivan’s the strongest person here.
want/need + infinitive I want to go to the party but I’ve got a headache. You need to rest.
Assessment
Balancing act The circus child Learn about balance An interview and coordination Digital Literacy Tangier Acrobatic Group
As d an s le es sa Pr r y fo it t rs no ve y ni p
Mission: Plan a week in the life of a circus artist Page 6
Review: question words how, what, what time, when, where, which, who, why
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Practice time
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Telling the time
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Greetings and introductions
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Cross-curricular
A1 Reading and Writing
Critical Thinking
Food, glorious food Learn about food and nutrition
The legend of the koi A traditional story
Breakfast in China and around the world
Social Responsibilities
A1 Listening
Social Responsibilities
Work your body Learn about bones and joints Learn about ways to stay healthy
Kancil’s clever plan A fable play script
A1 Reading and Writing
Critical Thinking
Collaboration
Review Units 1–3
Sounds and spelling: l, ll and le spelling for ‘l’ sound
Past simple verbs
From the roots to the flower Learn about plants and how they grow
The story of Rama and Sita A traditional Indian story
Comparative adverbs Tigers can run faster than lions. Tigers can swim better than monkeys.
Carnivorous plants
Understanding environmental responsibilities
Understanding environmental responsibilities
A1 Reading and Writing
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Mission: Make a brochure for a jungle adventure park Page 44
Adverbs well, badly, loudly, quietly, quickly, slowly, carefully, beautifully, hard, fast
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Natural features
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Fun in the jungle
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