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Unit 4 - After school club

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KEY: Hello, Peter. What are you doing here?

PETER: I've got two tickets for my school show on Wednesday. Would you like to come?

KEY: Yes, please, Peter. Which show are you doing?

PETER: We're doing Peter Pan. Pupils and parents are in it.

LOCK: We're over there in the fifth row. These are our chairs. Can you go and get us some drinks, Key?

KEY: No problem, Lock! Two lemonades.

KEY: This is great!

LOCK: Look at him, Key! It's Nick Motors!

CAPTAIN HOOK: I crossed the sea and sailed to Neverland to catch you, Peter Pan!

LOCK: Come down here! You, you, you … pirate!

LOCK: I know who you are! Oops!

HOOK: Ow, my beard. That hurts!

PETER: Dad, this is Mr Lock. Er, Mr Lock, this is my dad.

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Dancing is good, dancing is fine,

Dancing is great!

Come on, children! Dance in line!

First, second, third and fourth

Dance, dance across the floor.

Fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth,

Jump, kick, don't come in late.

Ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth,

Dancing is good for your health.

Dancing's good, dancing's fine,

Come on, children! Dance in line!

Number five's first,

And number ten's last.

He can't hop and skip,

He can't get past.

Dancing is good, dancing is fine,

Dancing is great!

Come on, children! Dance in line!

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Mrs Dance is telling Zoe about the people in her family and about how they like to travel. How do the people like travelling most?

GIRL Hi, Mrs Dance. Can I see the photograph?

WOMAN Oh, hello, Zoe, of course you can. This is my dad. He’s in his boat. Isn’t it lovely? He loves to sail in it every day.

Can you see the letter H? Now you listen and write a letter in the box.

GIRL Your son’s in my class at school. He comes to school by bike every day.

WOMAN That’s right! But he would most like to travel by plane. He loves flying.

GIRL Oh, me too!
WOMAN I’ve got a daughter, too. Do you know her?
GIRL No, I don’t.
WOMAN Well, she’s older than you. She’s learning to drive now. She wants to buy a car soon.
GIRL Does she have lessons?
WOMAN Yes. Every Monday, after school. She loves driving.
WOMAN My brother lives in the countryside. He comes to visit us on his motorbike.
GIRL Oh, that’s exciting.
WOMAN Yes, it’s not his favourite thing to drive. He likes his tractor best.
GIRL But he can’t come to visit you in that!
WOMAN That’s right.
WOMAN My cousin loves travelling too.
GIRL How does she like to travel?
WOMAN She loves buses. She says they go to a lot of places and she likes looking out the window.
GIRL I like them too.
WOMAN I’ve got an uncle, too. He travels a lot for his work.
GIRL Oh, how does he like to travel?
WOMAN He travels by train every day – to work and then home again.
GIRL Does he like it?
WOMAN Yes he loves it.
GIRL OK, Mrs Dance. I have to go now. Bye!

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WOMAN: Excuse me. What are you doing?

GIRL: We're learning different sports.

WOMAN: Who's your teacher?

GIRL: The woman standing by the swimming pool.

WOMAN: The tall one?

GIRL: That's right. Her name's Daisy.

Can you see the line? This is an example. Now you listen and draw lines.

WOMAN: Who's the boy who's swimming?

GIRL: Which one?

WOMAN: The one who's first.

GIRL: That's John. He swims very quickly.

WOMAN: Yes, he swims very well.
GIRL: Can you see the girl who's skating?

WOMAN: The one wearing jeans?

GIRL: Yes. She's my friend, Jane.

WOMAN: How old is she?

GIRL: Ten, like me.
WOMAN: Who's the girl who's sitting under the tree?

GIRL: That's Mary. She isn't very well. She had a temperature yesterday.

WOMAN: It's good that she's not in the sun.

GIRL: I know.
WOMAN: Who's the boy with the black hat?

GIRL: The one who's climbing?

WOMAN: That's right. He's careful. He's wearing a strong hat.

GIRL: That's my brother, Jim.
WOMAN: And the girl with the white hat. Who's she?

GIRL: She's Vicky. She plays badminton very well.

WOMAN: Do you like badminton?

GIRL: Yes, I do, but I think it's a bit difficult.

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MAN: Hello. Are you here to visit the library?

GIRL: Yes.

MAN: OK. Can I ask you some questions first, please?

GIRL: Of course.

MAN: What's your name?

GIRL: Sally Brown.

MAN: Is that B-R-O-W-N?

GIRL: That's right.

Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.

MAN: Are you nine or ten, Sally?

GIRL: I'm ten. It's my birthday today.

MAN: Really? Happy Birthday!

GIRL: Thank you.
MAN: Are you here with your school?

GIRL: Yes, that's right.

MAN: What's the name of your school?

GIRL: It's City School.

MAN: Oh yes. City School is near here, isn't it?

GIRL: That's right.
MAN: Is that your teacher over there?

GIRL: Yes, that's Mrs Smith.

MAN: Mrs Smith. S-M-I-T-H.

GIRL: She loves books and we love reading.

MAN: That's very good.
MAN: You say you love reading.

GIRL: That's right.

MAN: Do you have a favourite author?

GIRL: Yes, I think Vicky Wilson is great.

MAN: I like Vicky Wilson's books, too.
MAN: Do you have a favourite book?

GIRL: It's difficult to choose. I think 'Picnic in the Countryside' is very funny but 'Quickly' is very exciting. Yes, I think 'Quickly' is my favourite.

MAN: Thank you very much. Goodbye.

GIRL: Goodbye.

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Listen and look. What was the matter with these people?

GIRL: Six people in my class were ill today, Dad!
MAN: Oh, no! What was the matter?
GIRL: Well Lily ate too may pancakes and she had stomachache!
MAN: Oh, dear. Did she go home from school?
GIRL: Yes, she did.

Can you see the letter H? Now you listen and write a letter in the box.

GIRL: Charlie was ill, too.
MAN: Did he have toothache again? He has that a lot.
GIRL: Not today. He had a headache this morning but he was better this afternoon.
MAN: That’s good.
MAN: What about your friend Clare? Was she OK?
GIRL: No, she wasn’t! She fell in the playground.
MAN: Oh, no! Did she hurt anything?
GIRL: Yes, she did – her knee.
MAN: Did she go to hospital?
GIRL: No, she went to see the nurse and she was fine.
GIRL: Peter wasn’t well this afternoon.
MAN: Why? Has he got a cold? Everyone’s got one!
GIRL: No, but he’s got a bad cough. He’s very tired.
MAN: He must stay in bed tomorrow.
GIRL: Yes, he can’t come to school.
GIRL: Dad, have I got a temperature?
MAN: No, why?
GIRL: Because Julia had one at school today.
MAN: Really? Well, don’t worry – you’re fine!
GIRL: Good.
MAN: How is your friend Jack? Was he ill today, too?
GIRL: Yes, he was! Everyone was ill!
MAN: What was the matter with him?
GIRL: He had earache. He gets that a lot.
MAN: I’m sorry about that. I hope your friends are better soon!
GIRL: So do I!

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WOMAN: Hello, Jim. Why didn't you go to school yesterday?

BOY: I was ill.

WOMAN: Oh dear. Did you have a stomach-ache?

BOY: No, I had a temperature.

WOMAN: Was that because you had a headache?

BOY: No, but I had a very bad earache.

Can you see the tick? Now you listen and tick the box.

Which is the doctor?

WOMAN: Do you feel better now?

BOY: Yes, because I went to the doctor and she gave me some medicine.

WOMAN: Who's your doctor?

BOY: Doctor Fine.

WOMAN: Is she the one with glasses and long hair?

BOY: She wears glasses but she has short hair.

WOMAN: Oh, yes. I know who she is.
Where did Jim go on Friday?

BOY: I think I got the earache on Friday because it was very windy.

WOMAN: Did you go to the park?

BOY: No, I went sailing with my dad.

WOMAN: In the lake?

BOY: No, we went sailing in the sea.
What does Jim like best?

WOMAN: Do you like sailing?

BOY: Yes, but I like skating best.

WOMAN: Do you skate in the park?

BOY: Yes, I always go with my friends. It's great.
How old is Jim's sister?

WOMAN: Did you go skating with your friends on Saturday?

BOY: No, it was my sister's birthday so she had a party.

WOMAN: Is your sister older or younger than you?

BOY: She's younger than me. I'm ten and she's eight.

WOMAN: And where was the party?

BOY: At home. My grandparents came with my aunt, my uncle and my cousins. There were eleven of us!
How many books did she have for her birthday?

WOMAN: Did you give your sister a present?

BOY: Yes, a book.

WOMAN: Does she like reading?

BOY: Yes, she does. She had lots of books for her birthday.

WOMAN: How many?

BOY: Well, Mum and Dad gave her four and I gave her one, so that's five ... oh, and three friends gave her books, too.

WOMAN: So she had eight books for her birthday!

BOY: That's right.

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MAN: Can you see the doctor?

GIRL: Yes, I can. She's the woman who's standing by the door.

MAN: That's right. Look at her hair.

GIRL: Yes, it's very long!

MAN: That's right. Colour her hair black.

GIRL: OK.

Can you see the woman with long, black hair? This is an example. Now you listen and colour and write.

MAN: There's a man with a bad leg.

GIRL: Yes, a man next to the window.

MAN: Can you see his cap?

GIRL: Yes. Can I colour it purple?

MAN: Of course.
MAN: Do you want to write a word for me?

GIRL: Yes, please.

MAN: Can you see the words MARY JONES on the door?

GIRL: Yes. Is that the doctor's name?

MAN: That's right. Can you write the word DOCTOR above her name?

GIRL: OK. I'm writing DOCTOR now.
GIRL: Can I colour the door?

MAN: Of course. What colour do you want to use?

GIRL: I'd like to use green.

MAN: That's a nice colour for a door.
MAN: Now, can you see the boy with stomach-ache?

GIRL: Which one?

MAN: The one with a truck.

GIRL: Yes, I can see him. Can I colour the truck?

MAN: Yes. You can choose the colour.

GIRL: OK. I'm doing it yellow.
GIRL: OK. What now?

MAN: Can you see the girl?

GIRL: There are two in the picture.

MAN: You're right. Look at the one who's wearing glasses. Colour her jumper red.

GIRL: OK. I like the picture now.

MAN: Yes, it's nice.

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1 They went to the After school
club.

2 Mr Burke was there.

3 She played chess with Meera.

4 Simon wasn’t good at dancing.

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The children helped Mr Star.

2.

Simon and Alex cleaned the chairs.

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Stella played chess with Simon.

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They started to play table-tennis.

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Mr Burke wanted them to do a musical.

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Simon hopped, skipped and jumped to the music.

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Meera and Stella laughed a lot.

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Mr Burke watched them playing.

2 Yes

3 No

4 No

5 Yes

6 Yes

7 Yes

8 No

MR STAR: What did you do yesterday afternoon at the After School Club, kids?

SIMON: Well, first we helped Mr Burke. Alex and I cleaned the chairs and then we carried them into the hall.

MR STAR: And what did you do, Stella?

STELLA: I played chess with Meera and then we all started to think about our school show.

SIMON: Yes, Mr Burke wanted us to do a musical. We had to sing. And we danced.

MRS STAR: Did you dance, Simon?

SIMON: Well, I didn't dance, but I hopped, skipped and jumped to the music ... and Meera and Stella laughed a lot.

STELLA: Well, Simon, you were funny. Mr Burke watched us dancing and listened to us singing, but then he stopped us!

MR STAR: So what now?

STELLA: Mr Burke doesn't want us to do a musical this year.

SIMON: It's great! I don't have to sing and dance!

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